The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-03

Ey Mrs Chase in bridge and Mrs Jerman in pinOchle.
 Mir and Mrs Julius Dorfman of Clinton stret have with them, Miss Shirley Levine of Meriden.
 MT and Mrs J. Leo Brynes and their son. James Carey. arrived re- gently from Port Arthur. Texas, and and Mrs owen Carey of Crescent street. as well as MT Byrnes' moth CT, Mrs Rose Byrnes of East Main street. MT Byrnes has been trans ferred from Port Arthur to the New York office of the Texas Oil Co.
 MT and Mrs Archibald Phillips of Cooke street have returned from Groton, where they spent several days with Mir and Mrs Herbert Phillips former local residents.
 Mrs l.. D. Stevens and her daugn- ter, Miss Esther Stevens of Middle bury have returned from a several days visit with relatives in Stevens vile and Dallas, Penn.
 The Alumnae association of the College of St Elizabeth, Convent, N. d., are sponsoring a large theatrical benefit in New York city Monday night. The performance will be "Twelfth Night" in which Jane Cowl and company are appearing at the Maxine Elliott theater.
 A New Years Eve gathering was held at the home of James Engala of Burton street. The house was at tractively decorated with streamers of green and red. A large New Year Eve cake centered the table. Dancing and games were enjoyed during the evening and a buffet luncheon was served. Among the guests were: Mary and Josephine Fornio, Elsie and Susie Mastrianna. Betty and Fay Savelle. Carmeline and Cecilia Breton, Helen, James and Thomas Engala. Anna and Lucy Martin, Bertha Janeten. Evelyn Fer nandez. Irma Raggi, Mrs P. Engala, Mrs P. Dorazio. Sam Leique. Joe Moschella, Patsy Imbimbo. Rocco and Bill Colangelo. Carlo and Rocco Rosa, Joseph Schauster, Marie D'Ambrisi.
 The December meeting of the | Pollyanna class of St Paurs M. F.. church was held this week at the l.ome of Mrs Frank Meisinger of
 North Main street. The annual cleo | ton of officers took place at this time. Those chosen include presi-
 dent, Mrs Dwight Seaver; vice pres
 ident, Mrs Archie Manson; secre- tary. Mrs John l.. Lineburg: treas
 urer, Mrs Newton Leas; chairman of
 refreshments committee. Mrs Ed | mond Allard; sick and visiting Ichairman, Mrs Frank Meisinger. Fol lowing the business session a social
 hour was enjoyed and lunch was served. Those who attended were:
 Rev and Mrs Kenneth Kingston, Mrs
 Allen Upton, Mrs Edmond Allard,
 Mrs William Chick, Mrs James A ..
 Dunn, Mrs Eugene Galor. Mrs
 Frank Galor. Mrs Minnie Lynch,
 Mrs Nelson Miller, Mrs Frank Mei-
 singer. Mrs Archie Manson. Mrs
 Dwight Seaver. Mrs Clarence Sur
 dam, Mrs John Strachan. Mrs Frank
 Weidorn, Mrs Hannah Walker. Mrs
 B. Walker. Miss r. Walker and Mrs A. J. Smith. The next meeting
 of the class will be held on lanu-
 ary 26 at the home of Mrs William i Chick of Wood street.
 l VI sor street was hostess at a bridge | given at her home recently. The guests were Misses Kathleen McDon- aid, Helen Mcdonald, Evelyn Quig- | ley Eileen Kelly, Madeline Har-
 rigan. Margaret Kelly and Mary
 Mcdonald.
 1 Miss Agnes Braun. a nurse at St I.uke's hospital in New York city. is spending several days with her par l ents, MT and Mrs William Braun of Clematis avenue.
 The annual Christmas party given l by the combined kirschbaum fam- | files was held at the kirschmaun home on Grove street. Mrs John l Xirschbaum, ST. was hostess this year and was assisted by Miss Anna | r. Kirschbaum. The usual holiday | festivities were enjoyed as well as
 carol singing. A buffet lunch was
 served. Those who attended were
 Dr and Mrs E. II. Kirschbaum, and family. Mrs William Gray Griev",
 her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Grievo
 of New York city and sons, John w. l Grieve and Robert Grieve of Boston, and William G. Grieve, Jr, of this city, MT and Mrs Louis Kirschbaum. MT and Mrs H. Crane Huber and sons, MT and Mrs Frank A. Huber, and MT and Mrs Karl kirschbaum. Mrs Max Kraft, recently entertain ed the Jolly Eight club. Pinochle was played and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present included Mrs Edward Slator. Mrs Alton Erwin. Mrs Albert Lockhart. Mrs Robert Kiersted, Mrs Clifton Bissell. Mrs Willard Perkins and Mrs Charles Pell.
 Wallace F. Clark has left for Bos' ton, where he Is n student at North ca stern University, after spending several days with his parents. MT and Mrs Harry E. Clark of Middle bury.