The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-25
OAKVILLE

l Saturday evening q number ot young folks were entertained by Mir and Mrs Frank Rosenbeck in honor of their daughter Marie's 18th birth day. Games and music were en- i joyed. A delicious luncheon was served later in the evening. Miss Rosenback received many pretty gifts from those attending who were Joseph Binder, Gerald Tanning. Edward Stemm. John Ande, Evelyn Nelson, Russell Wilson, Louis Stemm, Mildred Stewart, Eunice Palmer, Mary Wisausky, Ruth Brad shaw, Tony Fromiscetti, Thomas Fenn, George Gilchrist, Elizabeth Schmidt of Waterbury. Walter Cum mings, Isabelle Currie, Alice Schmidt. Francis Rosenbeck. Mir and Mrs Frederick Alfeiter, Jr, and Elizabeth Melster of Waterbury, MT and Mrs Hans Schmidt and Mir and Mrs Frank Rosenbeck.
 Church Perfect Attendance
 The f ollowing teachers had classes with perfect attendance last Sum Olivia Anderson, Evelyn Nelson, Agnes O'Connell, Viola Boentgen. Effle Osirander, Marion Hubbell. Card Party at School
 A card party was held at Falls avenue school Thursday evening un- der the auspices of the two teachers of the school the Misses Olive Ryan, and Lorraine Doherty. Twenty tables were in play and $50 was realized by this affair, which was placed in the Waterbury Trust Com pany, for a school fund. A radio was installed by the Oakville Paint and Hardware store free and prizes and refreshments were donated by friends. This afforded the parents to see what their children were do- ing at the school as the work car- ried on during this term were on exhibition, and parents and teach CTS became acquainted. Those at- tending were Mrs Walter Brandt, Mrs Louis St Hilaire, Mrs Charles Venneau, Mrs Adolph Kolasky, Mrs Alec Schmidt. Mrs Frank Coon, Mrs Edmund Schrier. Mrs George Ham fus Beach, Mrs Joseph Pills, Mrs Vincent Barkauskas, Mrs Louis GGarthwait. Mrs Carl Pudzunas. Miss Katie Wisanscky, Mrs Victor Poplis and Mrs Thomas Visochis.
 The high score at bridge was won by Miss Marguerite Maloney; second. by Miss Beatrice Littlehales; third, by Mrs Alfred Baril, and fourth by Miss Ethel Littlehales. The low scores went to Miss Evelyn Vest berg, Miss Mary Moran, and James Downey. At the pinochle tables the high scores were won by Miss Lil- Ethel Brown, Louis Garthwait and George Palmer; the low scores went to Mrs Rufus Beach, Mrs Alfred Traver. and Walter Brandt. There was on table of rummy and the prize at this table went to George Cedarholm. Those who attended from Waterbury were Mir and Mrs Adolph Koslasky. Charles Tellar, F. B. Lanhart, Marguerite Maloney. Betty Fallon. Mrs Arthur Barill, Mrs J. c. Tellar, Evelyn Westberg. Bea- trice Littlehaies. Mary E. Kilbride. Mir and Mrs Alfred King. Mrs celia, Mrs Gus Friden. The guests from New Haven were Mary O'Con- nor. Mary T. Moran, Evangeline Doherty, c. J. McHugh; from Nau- gatuck, Miss Katherine Talbert, Margaret Condon, Catherine Condon. and nAnie D. Holland: from Torring- ton, Mrs Suzanna Carter. Those persent from Ookville were Ken- meth Laraway, Harold Laraway. George Cedarholm. Henry Gagnan. Madeline Vichus. Mrs Whitman. Mrs John Larsen. George Palmer, Lillian Larsen. Ethel Brown. Mrs O. H. Mc- Donald. Mrs ufus B. Beach. MT and Mrs Eric H. Schmidt. Mrs Frederick Mason. Mir and Mrs Louis Garth wait. Mrs MIR. Montello, Mir and Mrs Alfred Travers. George W. Shaw. Mrs Thomas Gibbons. G. C. Swift. Mrs Edmund Schrier. Mrs Felix Le. boeuf, Ethel Littlehales. James Dowhey. Mrs c. Herman and Mir and Mrs Walter Brandt.
 Miss Ryan and Miss Doherty are most grateful to all members of the community for the support which thav havA received in conducting