The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-27
PERSONAL

Mir and Mrs Francis Gregory of Woodward avenue entertained at a dinner at their home on Sunday evening in honor of Miss Lillian V. Pastor of Newark. N. J. The guests included MT and Mrs James c. An driaccio, Mir and Mrs Andrew Pace, Mir and Mrs F. Gregory, Miss Lillian munl Gregory. Miss Pastor has been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mir and Mrs James c. Andriaccio of Fair lawn avenue.
 The 57th division Ladies' auxiliary A. o. H. will hold Q social following their regular monthly meeting which will be held in Hibernian hall on Wednesday evening. January 28th. All members and their friends are in- vited.
 The Women's Get-together club of the Third Congregational church held a birthday party last evening in the parish hall. A supper was served with the following members in charge: Mrs Harry Waterworth, Mrs Oscar Van Wort, and Mrs Joseph Smith. The president, Mrs Louis Os- trander presided over the short busi- ness meeting which followed. A re- port of the previous meeting was read by Mrs Arthur Nichols. Final plans were made for the Chinese supper which is to be held on We'd nesday evening, February IS. Dan- cling will follow. The members who attended last evening were Mrs E. l.. nb la M fs.c Arthur Nichols. Mrs Conner Lewis, Mrs Henry Vollers, Mrs Joseph Smith. Mrs Louis Ostrander, Mrs Willis Ham, Mrs Albert Harris, Mrs Arthur Van Wort. Mrs John Brown, ] Mrs Sarah Chipman, Mrs Frank Hal lock. Mrs George Knowles, Mrs William Vaughn, Mrs Charles Fingle and Mrs Harold L. Fogg.
 Miss Helen Cowette was recently rendered a miscellaneous shower at 1 her home on Homestead avenue in honor of her approaching marriage to Gordon Delzell of Englewood ave- nuc. The guests included: Mrs John Cowette ST, Mrs Chauncey Ford, Mrs : Mole Stewart, Mrs Harriet Burr, Mrs Richard Healey, Mrs Harris Gran dall. Misses Genevieve Pastore, Edna Snow. Helen Pastore and Geraldine Gould.
 A wedding of local interest is that of Miss Alice k. Dawley of Leona. Wisconsin and James A. Ross of Aberdeen, Scotland, which took
 place in Thomaston Sunday. the o5th at the rectory of the Congre- Gational church, Rev Edward Haines officiating. The attending couple were Miss Alma Godin and Charles Johnson. both of this city. The bride wore gown of crimson taffeta and carired an arm bouquet of American beauty roses. The bridesmaid was attired in a gown of apricot chif- ion and carried Ward roses. Fol- lowing the ceremony, wedding breakfast was served at Lakeside tavern. MT and Mrs Ross are to re- side in Waterbury upon returning from their wedding trip. Mir Ross is q popular radio salesman at the Howland-Hughes company.
 Mrs John Seward Gray of 1905 James street, Syracuse, N. Y., has announced the engagement of her daughter. Mrs Kate Ellena Gray, to Bayard Livingston Kilgour Jr, son of Bayard Livingston Kilgour of The Pine. Hyde Park, Cincinnati. Ohio.
 Miss Gray attended the Westover school and Miss Wickhams school in New York city. Mir Kilgour at- tended the Hill street and was grad uated from Harvard university in 1927.
 No date has been announced for the wedding.
 Attorney and Mrs James Ryan and children. Mae and Buddy of New York. have been visiting their uncle and aunt. MT and Mrs Joseph KieIy of Abbott avenue.
 Miss Nora FauchaId was the guest artist of the Waterbury wOmen's club to-day. Miss Mary Potter. state chairman of adult education spoke.
 Mir and Mrs Philip Laskas left to- day for South Carolina after spend- ing the week as the guests of Mir Laskas' brother. Peter Laskas and Mrs I.askns of watertOwn avenue. Mr and Mrs Iaskas sailed from New York to Norfolk. Va.