The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-22

ts Seventy-uve IaDlee were Tn play at the card party given last evening benefit of st. Josepia's church. Whist, bridge, pinochle and forty-five were played and refreshments were serv- ed. The committe in charge of Arrangements included: Mrs. John Stokes, Mrs. Gus Schoeck, Mrs. Ed
 ward Sweeney, Mrs Charles Des- marais, Mrs. William P. Stokes and Mrs. Alfred Schoeck. The Hyde Park Pinochie club held their meeting on Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. H. Lucas. |Sunnyside avenue. Those present were Mrs. A. Hole, Mrs. A. w. Thompson. Mrs. J. Bunting, Mrs. H.
 White, Mrs. J. Larnett. Mrs. D. Red 7 ing and Mrs. H. Lucas, Honors were won by Mrs. A. Hole and Mrs. A. Warren Refreshments were served after the game. The club will meet next week at the home of Mrs. IT. White on Faber avenue.
 Miss Margaret DonIon of South street, who is to be married next month to William Clark of Bronx avenue, was recently rendered sur prise miscellaneous shower, by Miss Hazel Clark. The guests included, Misses Marion Eddy, Philomena Sta-F
 bile, Mildred Belka, Martha Beika,
 Mabelle Simcoe, Peggy Stack, Mary Lawlor, Ruth Clark, Jule Finn, Bet
 ty Quinn, Catherine Hardy. Mar garet Hardy, Ann Geigle, Elizabeth Dobbs, Kay. Kelly, Mary Connolly,
 Jule Connolly, Catherine Connolly, Mae Kelly, Margaret Connolly, May Coy1e, Mrs F. Coyle, Mrs M. CcnneI- ly Mrs w. Belcourt, Mrs F. J. Clark,
 Mrs M. Kelly, Mrs R. stabiie, Mrs
 J; Dundon Mrs F Tracy, Mrs T.
 Mrs M. Holihan, Mrs H. Quinn, Mrs F. Clark, Mrs +. Sheehan. Mrs M. Campion, Mrs F.. Derouin, Mrs J. Mclean, Mrs J. Brennan, Mrs R.. Carter, Mrs M. Reynolds. Mrs M.
 DonIon, Mrs +. Sheehan, Mrs M. Clark, Mrs P. Moran, Mrs c. Earth,
 Mrs F. MaIley. Mrs c. Braun, Mrs B.
 Theroux and Mrs J. Finn.
 The marriage of Miss Marion c. Lee. daughter of Mrs Jane c. Lee of
 of MT and Mrs Charles Dyson Of Hitchcock's Lake took place yester-
 day morning at the rectory of St
 Michael,s church, Hartford, Rev
 Charles O'Donnell performing the ceremony. The attending couple were
 Miss Katherine Lee, sister of the
 bride and George Dyson, brother of
 the groom.
 The bride wore an ensemble of
 beige with fox fur trimming and ac- cessories to match and carried tea roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid wore an ensemble of pen ell blue with American Broadtafl trimming and matching accessories and carried yellow tea roses
 Mir and Mrs Dyson are to reside at Academy street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. upon returning from their wed-
 ding trip to the Catslsiil mountains.
 MT Dyson is draftsman for the New
 York State Highway Department. The annual tree planting exercises I of the Waterbury Women's Club which are held in honor of the | former presidents of the club will 1 be held tomorrow at o'clock at the Hamilton Park Pavilion. The
 exercises are in charge of the civics
 committee which includes: Mrs Mrs Henry E. Preusser, Mrs Karl l.. Winter, Mrs Louis T. Auber, Mrs Edgar Fl. Larkin. Mrs Joel Ives Butt l Ter, and Mrs H. Ray Hotchkiss. Greetings will be given by Mrs John | c. Bradley and a paper on Mrs l Frederick M. Peasley VIII be read l by Mrs Werner H. Hoffman. The
 club chorus will render Voices oi on Mrs Augustin A. Crane will be | given by Mrs Dudley B. Deming. | The tree planting will take place and the presentation Of the trees | from the club to the city made by I Mrs John c. Bradley. The response
 will be made by Joseph T. St Louis, | aAmerican the Beautiful" will be rendered and the meeting will close with the singing of Auld Lang Syne.'
 Joseph Fitzgerald has returned to l his home on Hamilton avenue atter I e1,erdinr several days in Washing l ion. D. O., where he attended the 1 alumni reunion at cathciic Univer- l gfty,