The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-05
MISS ANN CRoNIN

MT. and Mrs. Rudolph K. Jarecki oe Erie, Penn.. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Jarecki, to Henry MacDon- aid, son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur B. Macdonald, also of Erie. Miss Jarecki was graduated from Miss Bennett's school at Millbrook, N. Y., in 1927 and is member of the Junior League, as well as pres- ident of the leaders association, Girl Scouts of Erie, and a mem- ber of the board of managers of Erie Infants Home. MT. MacDon- ald was graduated from Taft school 1924 and from Harvard law school in 1927
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wiehn of 67 Easton avenue were pleasantly surprised by a party of relatives and friends recently at their home, in honor of the silver anniversary of their marriage. They were the recipients of many beautiful gifts, including a purse of 25 silver dol lars. A lunch was served and an entertainment program enjoyed. Those present were MT. and Mrs. c. Blattmann, MT. and Mrs. John Taller, MT. and Mrs Frederick Wehinger, MT. and Mrs. Frank Kinse, MT. and Mrs. John Herr mann, MT. and Mrs. Emil Mark, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Martell, MT. and Mrs. John Asset, MT. and Mrs Frederick Poetke, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hermann, Mrs. F. King, Mrs. D. Fege, Mrs. R. Groetzeback, Mrs. J. Rudishauser, Mrs c. Kunde, Mrs. F. Cramer, Mrs. E. Zwiebel, Mrs. A. Willhaus, Mrs. A. Bernhard, Mrs. Max Kiessling, Mrs. George Doderer, Mrs Jacob Wiehn, Mrs. De Barber, Mrs. George Kiss ling, Mrs. Frederick Wiehn, Mrs. Anna Kaiser, Miss Margaret wiehn. Miss Doris Martel. Miss G. Martell, Miss Ruth Wiehn, Mrs. l.. Poelnitz, Mrs. Daniel Wiehn, AL fred scherer, Frederick Wiehn, AL fred Wiehn and Carl Wiehn.
 A silver wedding anniversary party was given recently at the home of Mir and Mrs William Woods Mrs Fred Aitcheson and Mrs Sentley Blatherwick were hos tesses. Those present were MT and MITE WAidHu WOOu5s NIT anu WIT D Fred Aitcheson, Mir and Mrs Sent George Patchett, MT and Mrs Wal ter Bolt, MT and Mrs Wesley Leav- enworth, Mir and Mrs A Jones Watts, MT and Mrs Robert Aitche- son, Mir and Mrs John A. Frisbie, Mrs Ada Greer, Mrs Florence Mat thews, Mrs Catherine Dauch, Misses Anna Aitcheson, Jessie Aitcheson, Mary Aitcheson, Fran ces Blatherwick, John Crich, Eu- gene Sullivan, Harlow Bassett, Wil- liam Aitcheson of this city, and Miss Marion Denehy of Bristol.
 Mrs Carl Dinwoodle of Coniston avenue was hostess at the regular meeting of the Circle of Cheer of the First Methodist church held at her home recently with 25 mem- bers present. The presiding officer was Mrs Edwin H. Jones. New officers for the ensuing year, which were installed included president, Mrs J. F.. Nelly; vice-president, Miss Isabel Hinckley; secretary. Mrs William Grierson; treasurer. Mrs Idris Alderson and refresh ments chairman. Mrs Albert Powell It was voted to hold the annual Christmas banquet at Mrs Gray's on Willow street on Dec 28. Mrs Ferdinand Bachmann is in charge of tickets. Refreshments were served and a social hour was en- joyed.
 Announcement has been made by Mir and Mrs Thomas B. Lawlor of New York of the. engagement of their daughter. Miss Irene Lawlor, to James Kershaw Crimmins, son of Mir and Mrs John J. Crimmins.
 Miss Lawlor was graduated from Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass, and from Smith College in 1928. MT Crimmins was graduated from Fordham University in 1926 and from the Harvard Law school three years later. He is now with the firm of Chadbourne, Stanchfield and Levy.
 The date for the wedding has not been set.
 Chosen as president of the larg- est freshman class enrolled at Georgetown Law school in recent years, Walter E. Gallagher, son of MT and Mrs Lawrence ]. Gallagh- CT, 33 Irving street. New Haven, has achieved unusual distinction during the first few months of his law school career.
 Prior to enrolling at George town Law School, Mr Gallagher was graduated from New Haven High school and took his college work at Georgetown college. re- celving the degree of Bachelor of Arts from that institution in 1881. While an undergraduate he was a participant in numerous school activities as we'll as those of the Georetogn Undergraduate Club of New Haven. He was recently elected to membership in the Ed- ward Douglass White Law Club. Upon the completion of his law school work. Mir Gallagher intends Co practice In Connecticut.
 Miss Mary Daiy of South Elm street is on the committee for the ten tO be given by the sophomore and senior classes at Aibertus MaEnus college tomorrow aftcr- nO0n.