The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-26
SOCIAL .. PERSONAL

Mrs Helen Chmielinski of 16 Ward street recently entertained at a shower at her home in honor of Miss Mary Bokrek of Locust street, who Is to be married tomorrow morning at St Stanislaus church to Frederick Lasniki of 69 Ward street. The guests included:
 Mrs H Chmielinski, Mrs L. M. Majekski, Mrs NJ. Hotkowski. Mrs M. KlimaszcwslSi, Mrs Gurtoski, Mrs w. Hojnacki, Mrs J. Felburt, Mrs M. Wyrebek, Mrs $. Lawendowski, Mrs A. Szustecki, Mrs Borowski, Mrs w. SadOwski. Mrs; L. Niesiobecki, Mrs, H. Lukaszewski, Mrs J. Nied- zialkowski, Mrs M. Zielski, Mrs J. Pog odzinski.. Mrs J. Szczcpanski, Mrs r. Szczepansli, Mrs H. Lubek. Mrs A. Zim.erski. Mrs A. Mierzwinski. Mrs w. Skublicki. Mrs B. Juzwik, Mrs M. Iieiecki, Mrs w. Bojarski, Mrs T. -Nabozny, Mrs R. Sztandar- oski. Mrs B. Marusezeski, Mrs P. Grochowski, Mrs K. Rakowski, SS M. Mazurek, Mrs F. Borowa, Mrs $. Sztandaroski. Mrs A. Kaminski, Mrs M. Kosakowski, Mrs w. Cieslows,<i, Mrs z. Swiech, Mrs H. Malinowski, Mrs H. Jczierski, Mrs P. Korpuszc- ski Mrs K. Odorowicz. Mrs c. Kobylenski, Mrs M. Wasielewski, Mrs M. Fronczak, Mrs M. Zablotna, Mrs H. Dabrowski. Mrs J. M. Ma jewski, Mrs L. Dzierzeski. Mrs s. M. Kaminskf, Mrs M. Gawrick, Mrs 0. Zbikowski, Mrs M. Racki. Mrs J. Krajewski, Mrs M. Makarewicz. Mrs M. Szustecki, Mrs M. Clachorowski, Mrs r. Antczak, Mrs E. Skibiensii, Mrs A. Gwiazdonski, Mrs A. Swiech, Miss N. .TaZierski. Miss s. Majewski, Miss A. shsbienski, Miss F. Skibien- ski, Miss J. Hojnacki. Miss B. Xii mtszcwski, Miss H. Majewski, Miss t. ChmieLnski, Miss D. Klimasewski. Miss H. Majewski, Miss E. Gurtoski, Miss G. Hcjnacki.
 Miss Mae Norton of East Main street, has returned after spending the week end in New York city.
 James Madison of Aurora street, is spending several days as the guest of relatives in Springfield, Mass.
 Misses Helen and Marion Dolan of South Main street are spending d week in Philadelphia.
 Mrs Michael Norelli of Bank street entertained at bridge at her home on Saturday evening. Two tables were in play. Following the card playing a delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: Mrs Emil MascolO. Mrs Louis DiVito, Mrs Ralph Paolini, Mrs Michael Noreiii, and Misses Mae Martino, Marie Nor elli and Marion Martino.
 MT. and Mrs. Clayton E. Warner of Wolcott entertained at a card party at their home Friday evening for the benefit of the grange. Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Wal ter J. Ashborn, MT. and Mrs. Frank Welton, MT. and Mrs. Edgar N. Nor rell, MT. and Mrs. Harry E. Kilburn, MT. and Mrs. John E. Wakelee, MT. and Mrs. Clayton E.. Warner, MT. and Mrs. William J. Carter, MT. and Mrs. Henry l.. Norton, MT. and Mrs. John A. Frisbie, Mrs. Ellsworth Shepard, Mrs. Charles H. Tyrell, Mrs. Harlow Hassett, Mrs. Kenneth B. Warner, Kenneth E. Norton, A. Jones Watts, Byron Loucks, Patrick Mcfarland and Charles G. Penniman.
 MFS. Sdn1uef GlDSOn eHteftdlIleu at card party at her home on guests included. Mrs. E. M. Horn, Mrs. Ralph Darlington, Mrs. Joseph Linehan, Mrs. William Reynolds, Mrs. Raymond George, Mrs. P. Grady, Mrs. l.. A. Cook, Mrs. Robert Rose, ST., Mrs. Robert Rose, Jr., Mrs. Nordstrom, Mrs. R. M. D. Ad- ans, Mrs. P. Peterson. Mrs. H. G. Alcott, Mrs. Susie White. Mrs. B. r. Bradley, Mrs. L. s. Williams and Mrs. w. O'Colaghan, Mrs. Oscar A. Ziglatzki, Mrs. Paul Kumpitsch, Mrs. man, Mrs. Edward Cookson. Mrs. Leon Totten, Mars. Swan, Mrs. Lo- gan, Mrs. Lucy Kott, Mrs. Ferdinand Wolf Mrs. R. Richardson. Mrs. c. J. Stevens, Mrs. c. D. Northrop, Mrs. w. A. Hall, Mrs. Ralph Meyers, Mrs. Charles Viall. Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs. C. H. Draper.
 MT. and Mrs. F. William Hampson of First avenue are spending several weeks in Miami, Fla.
 A card party will be given Friday ties club rooms under the auspices of the Women's division of the Ann erican Institute of Banking. Miss Mae Dittrich, Miss Virginia White and Miss Ruth Larmet are in charge of arrangements.
 " Mir and Mrs Harold l.. Morgan of Woodside avenue spent the week end in Palisades Park, N. J. where they attended the golden wedding anni- versary reception of Captain and Mrs John Clarke.
 The members of the Stamford Junior league presented the chil- dren's play Peter and the Pirates this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Waterbury Women's club. The play is written by Mrs Samuel N. Pier son, and it's music has been written by Carolyn E. Hotchkiss, supervisir of music in the Stamford schools. Mrs E. Carlise Hunter, chairman of the players committee, portrayed the role of Peter, the principal role. Others in the cast were Marybelle, Mrs Graham T. Johnston; Cindy, Mrs Kenneth Huszagh; Jonas, Mrs William Lee White and Jolly Roger, Miss Elizabeth Barton Booth.
 A farewell reception was recently given at Mrs Grays on Willow street by the members of the Book and Lunch club in honor of Mrs George O. Foster of Concord street who left today to take up her residence in Buffalo, N. Y. The guests included Mrs Carl Heebner, Mrs Walter Van Tassel,, Mrs E. A. Barrows, Mrs AL bert Jourdan, Mrs Fiery Kilbourn, Mrs John Snyder, Mrs Robert John- son, Mrs William Stahl, Mrs War ren Robbins, Mrs Russell Kirsch,