The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-12
IORRTNCTON
ANNUAL SUPPER
 HELD CHURCH
Booths Report Heavy .SalesMiss Ellen Har-
 ley Dies

Tnefe was n luTBc paGVbobO the annual sale and supper held under the auspices of the women 3 league at he Center Congrega- tionai parish house yesterday a,t- ernoon and evening. The pootns reported large sales and over two hundred and fifty were served at the splendid cafeteria supper m inc dining room on the lower fioor The play. "The Family Failing was witnessed by a large audience. The attractive decorations both on inc main floor and in the dining room . were appropriate to the Christmas season, the predominant ing colors were green and red. Evergreen was used to advantage to add to the decoration of the rooms. A small lighted Christmas free stood in the cepter of tree. santa Claus made his headquarters here and had not the least bit or trouble in passing out the surprises to the young tots present. Tne play was given by eight members of the High C. club and was 1ucK full of laughs and was thoroughly appreciated by the audience. Those who took part in the play and filled their part creditaply were as follows: Margaret Ross, John Lawton, Jeanne Cooley, Rob- ert Lyman, Jane Hubbard, Rhoda Miles, Ann Wadhams. Albert Way and Mrs G. l.. Ross who was Tn charge of the play. The whole ar fair was excellently supervised by Mrs Tracey Carey, general chair man. The supper was under the direction of Mrs Clifford post. Those who served in the kitchen were Miss Edna Vail. Mrs W. Me- Intosh, Mrs George Bunce, Mrs l.. Moore. Mrs H. Cleveland. Mrs Will liam Bell, Mrs R. Schlott. Mrs J. Hubbard, Mrs Hugh Cameron, Mrs lanes, Mrs A. N. James, Mrs John Jack.
 The saleswomen at the various booths were: Candy-Mrs Ralph pease and Mrs James w. Rora- hack: children's table-Mrs- C.. Homer Lane, Mrs Didier, Mrs Earnest Perkins, Mrs Kline and Miss Lillian Pease: utility boxes--- Mrs Theodore Patterson; embroid- ery-Mrs W. l.. Besse, Mrs Nor man Thompson, Mrs s. Wadhams, Mrs John Abell, Mrs John Calder, Mrs Y. A. Weed, Mrs r. Travis, Migs E. Partree and Mrs Charles IIilIh. Japanese articles-Mrs K. &. Storrs and Mrs L. Stermont; aprons --Mrs Sullivan, Mrs William Hunt and Mrs Dana Huchkins; pantry shelf--Mrs D. Thoms and Mrs L. Middlekauf; Iatlian Ladies society embroidery-Miss A. Alaimo. Mrs Vincent Sortiro and Mrs Frank Bredice.
 e5.Ycar Resident of Torrington
 Dies
 Miss Ellen A. Hanley. 69. died st her home at 301 Main street at T o'clock Thursday evening fol- lowing an illness which lasted three months: Miss IIanley was born in Ireland but came to this country when four years of age. She had resided here for the past 65 years. The funeral will be held from the house on Saturday morning at 9:15 and at St Francis church at 9:45. Burial will be held in the family plot in the old St Francis ceme- tery. Friends are requested to omit flowers.
 D. A. R. Chapter Meeting
 The December meeting of Marana Norton Brooks chapter. ID. A. R., will be held at the Woman's club rooms. The program will consist of singing by the members, and brief business session. Mrs Clarence Wadhams. chairman of the music committee. Is in charge.
 Members are requested to bring dry groceries which may be dis tributed in Christmas baskets by tho Maria Seymour Memorial. Cereals. sugar, coffee. potatoes, any package will be accepted. The committee In charge of refresh ments consists of Mrs Harry w.. FIeln. Mrs Lawrence Chase, Mrs Humpries. Mrs Paul Hawley. Mrs II. Hanchett. Mrs II. Fuessnich, Mrs Adeline P. Foster, Miss Eliza beth Gaylord and Mrs H. E. Mac Donald.
 A woman recently sued at Wark-