The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-24

26th at o'clock at Mattatuck hall. The speaker will be Professor Mil ton Conover of the department of economics, sOciality and government at Yale university. He will have as his subject "City Manager Form of Government" and a round table dis cussion will follow. The meeting is in charge of the committee on eff ficiency in government of which Mrs Edward J Mcdonald is chair man.
 Miss Ann Dittrich of Edgehill avenue was hostess to the members of her bridge club at her home last evening. Two tables were in play and prizes were won by Misses Nave Dittrich, Marguerite Tooker and Ann Dittrich. A delicious luncheon was served following the card playing. The guests included: Misses Leila Scott, Nave Dittrich, Marguerite Mattson, Anna Root, Marguerite Tooker, Ann Dittrich, Beatrice Logue and Mrs William Root, Jr.
 MT and Mrs John Keenan of New York have returned after spending several days as the guest of Mrs William Dunne of Walnut street.
 MT and Mrs J. McLaren of New York were recent guests of Mrs w. Dunne of Walnut street.
 James A. Cassidy of Erie, Penn, is' spending few days with his mother, Mrs Mary A. Cassidy uf Park place.
 Mrs Charles Mott of Cherry street entertained at farewell reception at her home last evening in the form of dinner and bridge in honor of Miss Bernice Hurd of Willow street, who is leaving to spend few weeks in Boston. The house was decorat- ed In novelties appropriate of George Washington's birthday. The guests included: Misses Mary Kelly, Bernice Hurd, Lucille DeBisschop, Libby and Sadie Wilensky, Mrs Albert Woodruff, Mrs Charles Mott, Mrs w. Vincent Begg, Mrs Edward SchOeck and Mrs Arthur Colby, Jr.
 Mrs Jerome Wolff of Woodlawn Terrace and Misses Rosetta and Cecelia O'Reilly of Ives street spent the ek-end in New York city.
 MT and Mrs Harold Barnett and daughter Jean of Worcester, Mass, are spending the week as the guests of Mrs Bornett's mother, Mrs Jane Dolan of Cooke street.
 MT and Mrs Robert Strohacker of Woodlawn Terrace entertained at a reception at their home Sunday in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs Strohacker's mother, Ms Fred A. Jackie of Columbia Bou!e- ward. The guests included: MT and Mrs Fred Jackie, MT and Mrs James Sweeney, Mr and Mrs w. w. Ger man, Miss Muriel Knapp, Charles Jackie, Fred Knapp, Mrs Sarah Jackie, Norman Clark and Edgar German.
 A bridge and luncheon was given yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Edward Tracy of Columbia Boulevard in honor of her sister, Miss Louise Russell of New York. Mrs Tracy's guests included: Mrs Theodore V. Meyer, Mrs John A. Coe Jr Mrs Allen Boardman, Mrs Orton P. Camp. Miss Marion Hunt, Miss Anna de Lancey. Mrs J. Har- old Root, Mrs John s. COe, Mrs Roger Q. Gay, Mrs Robert Larkin.
 Miss Mabel Brett of Central ave- nue and Miss Christine Degnan of South Elm street have returned from weekend visit in New York
 A card party will be held to- morrow afternoon at St Johns par ish hall annex under the auspices of the Mothers Guild. Mrs John Lynch is in charge of arrangements and Mrs Sadie Wethered, refreshments. Prizes will be awarded at each table.
 Mrs Thomas w. Corby of Grove street entertained at her home oyer the weekend, Miss Rita Sullivan of Charlestown, Mass, and Miss Bertha Dennis of New Britain.
 MT and Mrs Raymond Leonard of Watep'town have returned from a weekend visit with Mrs Leonard's s sister, Mrs John Keane and MT Keane of New York.