The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-28

| -"s~ - MT and Mrs Woolhouse and daughter, Vera, of the Waterbury
 Country club have been visiting at
 the Madison Hotel, Atlantic City, N.
 J.
 A party was held recently at the
 home of Mrs Elizabeth Chipman of
 North Main street in honor of
 Thomas Shea. Mir Shea was pre-
 scented with purse of gold by the guests who included: Misses Anna
 Mannix, Mae Coughlan, Mary King, Ellen Donnelly, Mary Kelly, Bea-
 trice Kane, Nora Kelly, Molly
 Hickey, Catherine Mccarthy, Eliza beth Moriarty, Beatrice Durkin,
 Mary Brosnahan, Mary Griffin, Mary Fox, Nora King, Catherine Moriarty,
 Birdie Sugrue, Julia Moriarty, Julia
 Hanlon, Birdie Cavan, Anne Me Closkey, Mrs r. Julian. Mrs Chip
 man, Timothy Foley, Michael Nolan,
 Thomas Roberts, Timothy Flaherty, Dennis Clifford, John Callahan, John Reardon, James Casey, Jmes Null len, Maurice Kenneally, John Duff, Patrick Sullivan, Thomas Shea, 1dHlel OllllOTu, HUH 1ull, SudElcS Sullivan, Jack Dempsey, Timothy Clifford, Patrick Stack. Bartholo- mew Foley, Patrick Julian, Maurice Cashman, Jack Calvin and Martin
 Flaherty.
 Mrs Marjorie Soper Nuhn, solo soprano of the quartet of the Second Congregational church, will give q
 concert at the Waterbury Women $ club auditorium at 8:15 o'clock this evening. She will present program of French, German, Italian and Eng fish songs. Mrs Elizabeth Harbison David of New York, composer plan ist, will act as her accompanist. and will also play a group of piano solos. Mrs Nuhn, who is we'll known las concert singer, has sung New York, New England and the Middle West, appearing with the New York Oratorio society, the Cleveland Symphony orchestra, the New York Symphony orchestra and other well known musical organiza- tions and has received high praise wherever she has appeared.
 The Daughters of Ruth society of the South Federated church held a seventh anniversary party Monday evening at the home of Mir and Mrs George H. Ferris of Piedmont street.
 The table was attractively decorated
 with large birthday cake with candles. Games were played and re- served. Those who at- tended were Mrs John Howell, Mrs David Gibson. Mrs Fred Upson. Mrs Arthur Tracy, Mrs George Smith, Mrs Lyall Hill. Mrs Russell Payne,
 Mrs Frank Reed, Mrs Edgar Simons, Mrs Percy Wilcox, Mrs David Craig,
 Mrs Earl MacCollum. Mrs Hubert Sammis, Mrs Andrew Cow, Mrs Barton Bieler, Mrs Frank Wilson, Mrs Stuart Cook. Mrs oscar c.
 Hager, Mrs Raymond Ellis, Mrs Her bert Nodine and Mrs Lester Galinet. MT and Mrs George Foster of Oak lville have with them for the spring recess, their daughter, Miss Myrtle Foster, a sophomore at Simmons college in, Boston.
 Miss Mary McKenna of Oakville entertained at her home on Monday evening at two tables of bridge. The
 guests were Misses Eva Cedarholm, Claire Schlage, Lydia Jenkins, Dor othy Newell. Helen Wilson, Kathryn Andrews, Alma Reach, Mary Me- Kenna and Mrs William McKenna. High score was made by Miss Cedar holm and Miss Reach. {.
 MT and Mrs Norman Tice of AL bion street have with them, Mrs Tice's mother. Mrs Edward Keeley of Boston, Mass.
 Announcement Is made of the birth of a daughter, Despina Ann, to MT and Mrs Costas Nicolaides of Amherst, Mass, on the 18th. Mrs Nicolaides is the former Florence Suder of Griggs street.
 Mir and, Mrs Charles Dana Tyack of Concord street have with them thei daughter, Miss Janice Tyack, who Is home from Northfield semin- ary for the spring recess.
 Announcement, is made of the en-
 eagement of Miss Frances Craw- ford Masury, daughter of Mrs Henry Fairman Ives of New York to John Alden Redfleld, son of Mir and Mrs
 Robert Batimer Redfield of New
 York and New Canaan. Miss Mas ury is the daughter of John w. Mas ury and is a graduate of the Spence school in 1925 and travelled for year in Europe before being intro duced to society in the season of 1926-27. She spent several summers ait Pine Orchard. Mir Redfeld was graduated from St Paurs school in 1923 and is president; of the Nation- al Equity Corp, of New York. The wedding will take place in June in
 st Bartholomew's church in New York city,. I