The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-15
SOCIAL =. PERSONAL

Additional reservations for Jan uary Jig, the cabaret performance to be presented on the 21st by the Waterbury Junior league at the Wa terbury Women's club includes May or Frank Hayes, Dr and Mrs Charles l.. Larkin and MT and Mrs Alden Warner of Pine Orchard.
 Through the kindness of mem- Der of the board of agents, the staff of the Silas Bronson library enjoyed a bridge party last evening in the Rainbow room of the Hotel Water bury. Five tables were in play. First honor was won by Miss Alice Me- Evoy and other honors by Miss Anne Burns. Miss Charlotte Gibson, Miss
 Mary Hardy and Miss Mildred Nell son. The guests included Misses Em- elyn Barrett, librarian, Mary Burke, Anne Burns, Concetta Ciaccio, Ann Cronin, Agnes Cunningham, Rosella Cunningham, Charlotte Gibson, Esth- CT Hardy, Mary Hardy, Annie Kauf- man, Ivy Lowering, Mary Luddy. Alice
 McEvoy, Ann Moore, Mildred Nell son. Jane Ranando, Frances Shan ahan, Helen Moore and Mrs Martin Kelly.
 Representative and Mrs. F. Hart Fem of Wethersfield were guests at a dinner given Tuesday evening by Colonel and Mrs. William P. Wooten of Washington, D. C., in honor of Mrs. Hanson F. Ely, wife of Major General Ely, commanding the sec ond corps area at Governors Island, New York.
 Former Governor John T. Trum- bull and Major and Mrs. John Cool idge. who are spending some time at St. Petersburg, Fla, spent Tuesday at the Albert Whitted Airport await ing the arrival of the Connecticut
 National Guard airplanes. MT
 over the Oasadeba golf course dur ing the morning.
 Miss Constance Leake, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene w. Leake, of Montclair. N. J., and John De
 Forest Buckingham son of MT and Mrs Charles Benedict Buckingham of Watertown, whose marriage will take place Thursday, February 12, were the guests of honor at a din- ner- bridge given by Mir and Mrs s. Barksdale Penock, Jr, also of Mont clair, N. J., on Saturday evening. Miss Katherine Beach, who will be Miss Lcakes maid of honor. will give a dinner-dance for the mem bers of the bridal party the even- ing before the wedding at the Mont clair Country club.
 The bridal party will include the following: Mrs William Middlebrook Goss of Prospect street, the former Anne Buckingham and sister to MT Buckingham, matron of honor; Miss Katherine Beach of Montclair N. J., maid of honor; Miss Nancy Buck ingham. younger sister of Mir Buck ingham. Miss Betty Hanna, Miss Les ta Morse, both of Montclair, N. J., and Mrs c. r. Smithers of Green wich, will be the bridesmaids. The flower girl will be Curtis Lindsley Low, daughter of MT and Mrs Ger aid Low of Watertown and cousin of MT Buckingham. The best man will be Thatcher M. Brown, Jr, of New York while the usher group will include Eugene W. Leake Jr and John B. Leake, brothers of the bride elect, William B. Mosle of New York, J. N. Lindeke of Minneapolis. Minn, Woodruff Happen of Scarsdale, JO- seph w. Oliver of Pittsburg. Henty Oliver Jr of Sewickley, Penn, J. Kent Willing Jr. of Philadelphia, Nelson k. Cherry of Fall River, Mass, Thomas A. Standish, Jr, of Sewickley, Denison Mitchell of Bronxville, N. Y, and Ford II. Jones of Cincinnati.
 Miss Anne Scanlon was hostess at a bridge last evening at the home of Miss Ruth Strockbin of Oakville. The guests included: Mrs Hazel Branch, Miss Mabel Casey, Miss Lois Lowrey, Miss Lois Doolittle, Miss Ethel Doolittle, Miss Minnie Fitz- patrick, Miss Gertrude Fitzpatrick, Miss Eleanor Wallace, Miss Frances Griffin. Miss Colletta Barrett, Miss Ruth Strockbine. Miss Catherine Scanlon and Miss Anne Scanlon.
 Representative and Mrs. John Q. Tilson of New Haven were guests of honor at the dinner given last eve ming by the League of Republican Women at the Y. w. C. A. in Wash inrtOn D. C.