The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-01
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Mrs Nathaniel B. Miller of Water town was recently honored at re- ception by the ladies' benevolent society of the Congregational church of Watertown. Mrs Miller has been a member of the church for the past 50 years, and was presented with a cameo pin. Those attending were: Mrs Nathaniel B. Miller, Mrs George Decker, Mrs George Smith. Mrs George Lamphier, Mrs Robert Reichenbach, Mrs William Reichen- bach, Mrs David Davis, Mrs Florence Bassette, Mrs Jane Kelly, Mrs Eliza beth Bicknell. Mrs George Lewis Mrs George Harper. Mrs Mariette Fischer, Miss Newton B. Hobart, Mrs Eugene Lamphier, Mrs Myron Wheeler, Mrs Arthur Copeland, Mrs Herbert Dayton, Mrs E. E. Eisen- winter. Mrs Paul Prentzel, Mrs Gar field Weld, Mrs U. G. Church, Mrs Del6s Sweet, Mrs John l.. Beach. Mrs William R. Smith, Mrs William Black, Mrs Philip Sperry, Mrs F. N. Barton, Mrs Truman Parker. Mrs Katherine Woodruff, Mrs Charles Smith, Mrs Henry Roeske, Mrs My ron Hard, Mrs Ernest Wright, Mrs Paul Atwood, Mrs James Hunger ford, Miss Lydia Lamphier. Miss Annie Currie, Miss Elizabeth Currie and Rev Clarence E. Wells.
 A surprise shower was rendered Miss Margaret Donlon of South street at the home of Mrs N. Stuart of Oakville. Miss Donlon was pre- sented with a beautiful bridge lamp by the guests. A delicious luncheon was served and singing and dancing enjoyed throughout the evening.
 Miss Margaret Donlon of South street, who is to be married to Will liam F. Clark of Bronx avenue on Wednesday. was recently rendered a surprise miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs T. Reidy of Welton place. A varied program of en- tertainment was enjoyed throughout the evening and a delicious luncheon was served. Miss Donlon was pre- scented with purse of gold by the guests who numbered about thirty , five.
 William Henry Hill of 75 Coniston avenue Is a guest at the Netherland Plaza in Cincinnati.
 Miss Imelda Massey Casey will present her pupils in the third an- nual dance recital at the Waterbury Women's club on Friday evening, May 9th. About one hundred pupils will take part in the presentation and very attractive numbers have been arranged for the enjoyment of the audience.
 Miss Susanne Hill Leach. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Hill Leach of Euclid avenue is one of the 700 young women taking part in the &C., tivities of the annual house party weekend at Princeton university, which opened to-day. Miss Leach Is the guest of her fiance, Richard F. Puffer son of MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Puffer of Buckingham street who graduated from Princeton last year. MT. Puffer is member of Cloister Inn, where Miss Leach Is staying. The program centers around the two series of dances at the upper class club tonight and tomorrow night. Nationally known orchestras will provide the music.
 | Among the other events arranged for the weekend are included a pre- sentation of Molnar's "The Plays the Thing by the Princeton Theater In- time in Murray Dodge hall Friday and Saturday nights. and several athletic events in the afternoons.
 To-day the baseball team played Ann
 herst and the rugby team. Yale. A track meet with Columbia, a base-
 ball game with Cornell and a Prince ton vs. Army polo game are on Sat
 urday's program.
 
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