The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-14
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A Valentine bridge and social was enjoyed last evening at the Matta- tuck room of the Hotel Waterbury. The room was attractively decorated with valentine novelties in color scheme of red and white. Follow ing the card playing Q luncheon was enjoyed. High scores were made by Misses Margaret Blansfield, Anne Shanahan, and Theresa Moran. The guests included: Misses Mildred Finnan, Mildred Hebert. Margare: Dadson, Mildred Jillson. Katherine McGrath, Anne Shanahan, Mary Murphy, Kay Charters, Ann Bacon, Barbara Hebert, Theresa Moran, Ruth Blansfeld, Bernadine Lawlor, and Mrs Richard Law.
 Miss Mollie Fleming of Ridgewood street is spending the weekend in New York.
 MT and Mrs Maurice Young of Norwalk. Conn, are visiting at the home of Mrs Young's parents, MT and Mrs William Nichols of Arch street. Joseph Nichols, student at Manhattan college, is also spend- ing the weekend at his home. A very unique poverty party" was given by the St Mary's Girls club last evening at the club rooms on Cole street. Miss Josephine Sulli- van took first prize for the poorest and funniest costume, Anna Quilter dressed as the young man of 1850. carried second prize: Individual | l,,~ ohac v,aSo fflo1 of Tho OnaSta included: Misses Mary Fitzpatrick, Lillian Brennan, Margaret Fitzpat- rick, Margaret Ryan, Chrystine Shanahan. Mary Crean, Helen Dris- coll, Jean Stapleton, Mary Kennedy, Mary Mansfield, Josephine Sullivan, Anna Quilter, Flora Pasquini, Cath crime Pace, Mary Crimmins.
 A surprise shower was rendered Miss Pauline Bessette at her home on Atwood avenue by Miss Edna La belle in honor of her approaching marriage to Lionel Hamel which IS to take place Monday morning at o'clock at St Anne's church. The guests included: Misses Anna Teles- co. Connie Marietta, EdLa Labelle, Josephine Sullivan, Anne Shelley, Rose and Eva Labelle, Pauline Bes- sette. Joan Stack, Mrs Louis Mariet- ta, Mrs Santoro, Mrs Arthur Berube, Mrs William Hayes, Mrs John Illus sey, Mrs Joseph McEvoy. Mrs John Sullivan, Mrs F. Hamel, Mrs A. Bes- sette. Mrs P. Stack and Mrs Jack Worsley.
 Mrs Arthur D. Stein of Farming ton avenue and Mrs Clair l.. Hol- lister of Circuit avenue have been visiting their parents, Mir and Mrs Frank Hall of Hartford.
 MT and Mrs Raymond Heebner of Bunker Hill avenue have been entertaining Mir and Mrs Philip Stiesel of New York city
 The past chief daughters of Lady McAlpin lodge were entertained at Valentine party at the home Of Mrs John Brown of Tracy avenue re- held before the party. The decora- tions were red and white in keeping with the season. Those attending in- cluded Mrs Clara Sutherland. Mrs Matilda Montgomery. Mrs Nellie Crichton, Mrs Agnes Duncanson, Mrs Bertha Brown and Mrs Helen Mar shall. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Sutherland of Wood street.
 Mrs Michael c. Donovan of Col umbia boulevard and Mrs M. E. Keeley of Euclid avenue have left for Miami, Fla. for a Six weeks trip. They are accompanied by Mrs John Green of Danbury.
 A cast of 19 participants has been chosen to appear in the two child- ren's plays. Peter Rabbit" and ''Wawaban," to be presented on the goth by the Waterbury Junior league at the Waterbury Women's club. Mrs Mark l.. Sperry, Jr.. is directing the presentation and is being assisted by Mrs Bonnet Bronson as coach. Those in the former production include Peter, Miss Betty Price: Mrs Bunny, Mrs Walter Deacon; Floppsie. Mrs Low; Cottontail, Mrs Alfred And rews; Farmer McGregor. Miss Mar garet deLancey and Mouse. Miss Helen Thompson. Those in the latter play are Lone Eagle Miss Elsie Gregg; Chief Morning Star, Miss Betty Price: Moon Daughter. Mrs Gerald Low; an old man, Miss Betty White: Chief Rainbow. Miss Helen Hurlburt; Indian Braves, Misses Ann Driggs, Helen Thompson. Mrs Chauncey P. Goss, 3rd. and Mrs Will liam M. Goss; Indian Maidens, Mrs Walter Deacon, Mrs Albert Brooks. and Mrs Alfred Andrews.
 Mrs Frank Frey and Mrs Homer Bronneke of Piedmont street and Mrs Theodore Adams and Mrs P. r. Shea of Wnterviile were guests at the card party given Wednesday by Mrs Adams sister, Mrs w. c. Whitfield in NaW Haven