The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20

Miss Connie Burket was hostess
 at a surprise miscellaneous shower
 given in honor of Miss Marie La-
 manttino Sunday evening at her
 home. Miss Lamanttino who is to
 be married on Monday, June 18th 1 to Daniel Lucien was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Entertain
 ment and a buffet lunch completed very enjoyable evening. Those who attended were:
 Come Burket, Carmelina Bur-
 ket, Mollie Forte, Rita Stolfi, Marh
 McEvoy, Connie Capaldo, Pauline
 Rose, Kate Lucian, Helen Zelonas, Celia Cattani, Florence Bruscilli, Mary Collini, Concettina Bruccoleri, Vincenza Frigrasci, Rose Cerici,
 Concetta Prusceni, Josephine Zawi-
 linski, Stella Zawilinski, Mary To- vallo, Theresa Celentano, Margaret Lovallo, Florence Celentano, Milile Lorusso, Vencenza Segretano, Caro- |line Lambardi Tersa Faraci, Rose Anucello, Columbia Autore, Kath- crime Lamattino, Rose Pietroniro, Lucy Rinaldi, Mary Pietroniro, Anna Segretani, Josephine Frenis, Edith Renna, Jennie Lepore, Anna Barber, Rose Marie Lucian, Mary Lambardl, Rosolee Ciresi, Carmella Yanirielli, Lena Del Gobbo, Filamina Lamat- tino, Susan Del Gobbo, Alice Lamat- tino, Rose Stango, Helen Romaniel- Ii, Mary Verrastro. Josephine Bfue- ckichio, Miss Calo, Jennie Tamat- t!no, Dieta Lucian, Beatrice Lucian Louise Gardiano.
 At the annual meeting and lunch con of the Connecticut Society of the Colonial Danes held Tuesday at Webb House in Wetherstield, Mrs Charles M. Andrews of New Haven was reelected president, Mrs Daniel A, Markham of Hartford was elected first vice-president and Mrs George A. Driggs of Waterbury, second vice. president. '!'s
 The members of the board of man. agers elected to serve for three years are Mrs Hermon M. Hubbard of Old Lyme, Mrs Philip Adams Johnson of Norwich Town, Mrs James G. ,Lud- lum of Bridgeport, Mrs Maynard T. Hagen of Hartford and Mrs Franklin Farrel, Jr. of New Haven.
 Miss Julia l.. Havemeyer of Hart ford, historian, gave complete re-
 port of the years work and Miss Florence $. M. Crofut, also of Hart ford spoke of the library being col lected for Webb House. Mrs Alfred Terry of Fairfield re-
 ported on the biennial conference held recently in Washington, D. c. About 15O members attended the meeting, and the luncheon which fol- lowed in the parish house of the Wethersfield Congregational church and which was served by the ladies os the church. Coffee was served at Webb house. Mrs John c. Wilson and Mrs James Lippincott Goodwin
 ot Hartford poured. ..
 A farewell party was recently ten dered Mrs. Frank Smith at the Colonade by her associates at the Southern New England Telephone company. Entertainment was en- loved throughout the evening. Mrs. Smith was presented with beauti- full dinner ring and a large bouquet of flowers. The guests included:
 Misses Anne Kiernan, Sophine Banfe, Mary Bannon, Mary Flaherty, Helen Casey, Margaret Kerwin. Anne Grif- fin, Novella Fischer. Kitty Keough. Catherine Collins, Minnie Ryan, Mil dred Hayes, Gertrure Longe, M'<' Phelan, Mae Maroney. Anne kiedel. Maud King, Cell Grove, Mary Hun | garet Dodds, Marie O'Donnell. Helen
 Egan, Alice Hosier, Anne Shea, Anne Cullinan, Katherine Sullivan. Mary
 Scanlon, Mary Hartigan. Mildred Lane, Mary Byrnes. Ethel Coleman,
 Anne Mahoney, Marie Galligan, Vera
 Fitzgerald. Mary Conley, Anne Han
 ley, Julia Alleva, Ethel Duigan. Helen Svoboda, Marie Coakley. May
 Mccarthy, Bertha Sankey. Margaret Griffiths, Mary Maher, Jane Nolan,
 Emeline Cooke, Janet Vanasse. Anne Savers, Rita Savers. Helen O'Rourke,
 Ruth Deeley, Louise Kurtz. Bessie Shanahan. Kitty Thompson. Evelyn
 Masone, Thelma Rivet and Margaret Sheehan.
 On June 9th, z garden party for
 the New Haven. County League Of Women Voters will be held at the home of Mrs Frederick Chase in Middlebury.
 | Mrs J. Hobart Bronson of Church
 street attended the annual meeting of the Garden Clubs of America held at Glen Cove, l.. l., this week.