The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-17
ADDITIONAL,
 SOCIETY

MT. and Mrs. Andrew Sokol of White Plains, N. Y., have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Carl D. Ol- sen of Windsor street.
 rIr. and Mrs. Frank Salinardi and their son of Ridge street have left for Florida where they will remain for three months.
 l.. Russel Carter of East Main street, sailed recently on the Kungs- holm of the Swedish line for a West Indies cruise.
 MI Anne Metz. instructor of French at Saint Margaret's school, is arranging for the French fair to be held on Saturday, Feb. 2, at the school, by the members of the French club. There will be a junior room review and a Punch and Judy show in connection with the event.
 MT. and Mrs. Melvin Toronto of New Britain have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Clifton Bissell of Clematis avenue. MT. and Mrs. Toronto are former local residents.
 Mrs. Harry Gordon of Plaza ave- nue is visiting for a time in Wood mere. l.. l., with her daughter, Mrs Victor Bloom.
 Arrangements have been complet- ed for the annual banquet of the Sunday school board of the First Meth odist church which will be held at the church parlors tomorrow evening. The speaker will be J. Quinter Miller. general secretary of the Connecticut Council of Religious Education, whose topic is "The Op- portunity and Responsibility of q Teacher of Religion" The commit te" in charge includes Clifford IT. Mallette, Miss Mildred Rosengrant, Oren B. Maxim and Mrs. William L.. Clarke.
 Robert Dean has returned to New York after spending few days with his parents. MT and Mrs Rob- ert II. Dean of Middlebury.
 Mrs. David Traurig gave a bridge party at her home on Plaza avenue recently. Her guests were Mrs. Har- vey Barnett, Mrs. R. M. Hennick Mrs. Robert Glickman, Mrs. Samuel Sigal. Mrs. David Cohen, Mrs. Max Ershler and Mrs. Samuel Traurig.
 J. w. Ledgard of this city was a recent visitor in Newk York where he was registered at the Hotel Mont clair.
 Mr and Mrs Edward Turner of Colonial street were rendered a Sur- prise reception recently at the home of MT and Mrs Charles Wilson of I 10 haino their silver wedding anniversary. En- tertainment was enjoyed and buffet luncheon was served. The guests in- cluded: MT and Mrs William Onions, and daughter, Marion, MT and Mrs Leftbridge and daughter, Peggy, Mir and Mrs I|illard Carey, MT and Mrs Richard Davidson, MT and Mrs Michael flaming, Mrs Andrews, MT and Mrs William Blivens and son Jack. MT and Mrs John Murphy, MT and Mrs Joseph Davis, Mir and Mrs Charles Bradshaw, MT and Mrs Wal ter Curry, MT and Mrs John Johnson Mr and Mrs George Budge, Miss Elsie Budge, Louis Beres, MT and Mrs Charles Wilson, ST, Mir and Mrs Charles Wilson. Jr. Edmond Wilson, and Mir and Mrs Frank Rosenback, of Oakville, Mrs Anna Knude, Mrs Agnes Mccormack, Miss Edna Can dee, Miss Kathleen Beerbaum, Mrs William Beerbaum, MT and Mrs John Wallis, Miss Evelyn Walls, MT and Mrs Major Carter, MT and Mrs Joseph Hampson, MT and Mrs Ar thur Gibson, Mrs Ms rgaret Mitchell. Mrs M. A. VerZier, Miss Gladys Yer vier, and MT and Mrs Lester Vervier, of Waterbury, MT and Mrs Andrew Warren of Waterville and Mrs Fife Thilbrick of Seymour completed the list of guests.
 The wedding of Miss Ruth Marion Hayward, daughter of Mir and Mrs Lester Hayward of East Waterbury road and George Springer of Spring field, Mass were married on Thurs day morning at the Epicopal church in Naugatuck. Rev Dr Lewis per formed the ceremony. Mrs B. Noble was the only attendant of the bride and Lester Hayward was the best man.
 The bride was attired in a gown of blue silk and the bridesmaid wore a frock of silk in pastel shade.
 Upon returning from an unan- nounced wedding trip, the couple will take up their residence in Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Helen M. Colloty of Cables avenue is spending several days in Atlantic City, N. J., where she Is reg istered at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Miss Madeline Norman of South street is spending several days in New York.