The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-17
PERSONAL

last evening In honor or MISE violet Stroberg of Newton terrace whose takes place tomorrow afternoon. The home was attractively decorated | in a color scheme of red and white. | Two tables of bridge were in play and prizes were won by Misses Leila Scott. Ann Dittrich and Rowena
 Hartley. A delicious luncheon was | served following the card playing
 The guests included: Misses Leila Scott, Nave Dittrich, Marguerite | Mattson, Anna Dittrich. Marguerite | Tooker, Rowena Hartley, Violet Stroberg and Mrs. William Root, Jr.
 The members of the soliat club held a Valentine bridge and grab
 bag party at the Ultra club rooms on South Main street on Friday evening. Five tables of bridge were in play and prizes were won by l Misses Cell Gilden, Ann Dickstein, Minna Ganezer, Frances Rosengar- ten and Roe Kabotznick. Follow ing the card playing a grab bag and distribution of Valentines were served. The guests included: Miss es Ida Rudnick. Mona Goldman, Har- | riet Reiss, Evelyn Lutchnick, Evelyn | Sokolow, Kea Rosenfeld. Evelyn Henes, Evelyn Gordon, Rhea Gold berg, Marion Frank, Ella Matzkin, Gertrude Matzkin, Cell Gilden, Ann Dickstein, Minna Ganezer, Frances Rosengarten, Rae Kabotznick, Bet | ty Goldman, Edith Baron, Ann Ro- | senberg, Mitzi Drill. Hilda Kopel, Eva Bergman and Mrs Norris Gan ezer.
 A dinner meeting of the Water- bury chapter of Saint Elizabeth's college alumnae was held last eve- ming at the Hotel Waterbury. Ar | engagements were made for tea to | be held at the Hotel Elton on Sun | day, March 18th, in honor of Mrs Josephine McGowan of Canton, O.,
 a former president of the Alumnae
 Association. Mrs McGowan is to be
 the speaker at the annual meeting | of the Waterbury Council of Cath
 ollie Women which is to be held on
 that day at the auditorium of the Waterbury Catholic High school. The
 tea will follow the meeting. The re-
 ception committee appointed in-
 cludes Mrs Edward Mcdonald, Mrs William Shea, Mrs Thomas Fleming, | Miss Catherine Maloney, Miss Mar garet Maloney, Miss Helen Daly, Miss
 Rose Hutchinson and Mrs David Hayes. Arrangements for the tea
 will be made by Miss Agnes Fitz- | patrick, chairman, Miss Katherine | Healey, Miss Julie McGrath, Miss Kathryn Hayes, Miss Rosemary Kill | martin, Miss Mae Shanahan and Miss
 Eleanor O'Neil. Plans were dis
 luncheon to be given at the Hotel Elton on Tuesday. April 7th. Miss Kathryn Hayes is chairman of the | arrangement committee and is being
 assisted by Miss Helen Heaiey. Miss Lucy Bowes, Miss Marion Cassin, Miss Margaret Maloney and Miss
 Helen Daily. Among the members eff
 nights meeting were: Misses Kath-
 crime Healey. Lucy Bowes. Helen
 Healey, Mrs William Shea, Mrs Ed
 ward Mcdonald, Misses Kathryn
 Hayes, Anita Greco, Rosemary Kill
 martin, Marion Cassin, Julie Me-
 Grath, Eleanor O'Neill, Mae shan ahan.
 A very successful dinner dance was given Sunday evening in the Rain- bow room of the Hotel Waterbury by the Y. w. H. A. Mrs Edward Cohen and Mrs David Harris were | mistresses of ceremonies. Two novel features were a Cinderella Slipper"
 dance and a Robin Round" dance.
 Joseph Di Pietro's orchestra furn- ished the music. The arrangement conn mittee included Mrs David Har- rfs, Miss Ray Kabachnfck and Miss Rhea Goldberg. The guests includ- ed MT and Mrs David Harris, MT and Mrs Paul Kampner, MT and and
 Edward Goldberg, MT and Mrs Sher- man Griner, MT and Mrs Edward Cohen, Mir and Mrs Perry Cohen.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Greenberg, MT and Mrs Harry Alderman, MT and Mrs Irving Pasternak, Miss Mona
 Goldman, Phil Levine of New Ha-
 ven, Miss Ida Rudnick, Irving Cor
 don, Miss Evelyn Muchnick, Sam Madnick, Miss Ray kabachnick.
 Harry Garfield of New York, Miss Jean Gutowitz. Al Frexler, Miss Sally Nuremberg, Louis Rubin, Miss Betty Goldman, Louis Machawitz of Harvye Papoosha of Wallingford,
 Miss Cell Gilden, Jule Whiteman of Torrington. Miss Marcia Plutzik, George Chester of New Haven. Miss
 Rose Reiger. Robert s. Greenblatt.
 Miss Tina Margolis. Sidney Cassel. Miss Ida Isaacs, Jack Teitelson. Miss
 Rhea Goldberg. sam Freeman, Miss Cell Rubin, Louis Bernstein, Miss Gertrude Freeman, Louis Drexler,
 Miss Jean Fannick, Vincent Blair. Miss Lillian Frank, Joseph Lubrasky.
 Miss Mary FraAk. Morris Kline, of New Haven. Miss Pauline Block, Ga
 briel Mason, Miss Sadie Wilensky. May Cohen of Middletown, Miss Ann
 Epstein, Cy Kabachnick of Middle town, Miss Lillian Wilensky, Leo
 Wilder of Meriden. Mir and Mrs
 Morris Freedman and MT and Mrs B. Wisotsky of New Haven.
 There will be a meeting of the Women's Society of the Bunker Hill church tomorrow afternoon. Mrs c. c. Case of Willimantic who has recently returned from trip to Honolulu will give an informel talk on the country. Hawaiian music will be enjoyed and Miss Peggy Min naman will give a few dance num- bers. Refreshments in keeping with the Hawaiian atmosphere will be served.
 Miss Grace Conlong. daughter of MT and Mrs George w. Conlong, PAT Hill street, has recently been ap- pointed student representative of the executive board of the Helen Me- Kinstry club. composed of alumnae and seniors of the physical education department of Russell Sage college.