The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-06
PERSONAL

The regular monthly meeting Of the Beth -f,l Sisterhood was held this afternoon at the new Beth-El on Cooke street Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock and the business meeting was held at 2 o'clock. The hostesses for the month include Mrs Harry Brcnncr, Mrs Charles WalZer and Mrs amuel koSOWShA.
 The regular January meeting Of the Waterbury League of Women Voters will be held Thursday at the Waterbury Womcn's club on Central avenue. A round table discussion will be held at l2 o'clock, the speak = CT to be Miss Maud keator, chair man of the department of special education under the Connecticut state board of education. Her sub- iect will be Special Education for Special Classes At l o'clock q luncheon will be served at the club,
 The speaker following the lunch coN will be Dr Eleanor Hope John son, assistant professor of psychol- ogy at the Hartford Seminary foun- dation. Schools and Personalities" will be the subject of the talk. The meeting has been planned by the standing committee on education of which Miss E. Mae Keefe is chair man.
 A reception was given Saturday evening at the home of MT and Mrs l.. Atwood on Cutler Knoll, Water town by their nephew, Charles 1ickcox in honor of his brother, Curtiss, who left Sunday to resume his studies at Middlebury college, Middlebury. Vt. The guests included Misses Anne Cowperthwaite, Bar bara Reynolds, Alice Beach, Barbara Billings, Ruth Evans. Maybelle Hickcox. Curtiss Hickcox, Allan Loomis, John Hewitt, Charles Buck ingham, Paul Focter, Woodland Shalkley and Charles Hickcox.
 Misses May and Gertrude Mitchell have returned to their home on Plaza avenue after visiting their sister, Miss Clo Mitchell of Washington, D. C.
 Mrs William Fruin and her niece, Miss Kay Mccarthy have returned to their home on Union street after spending a few days in West Haven.
 MT and Mrs Charles Finney re- gently entertained the members of their Pinochle club at their home on Bunker Hill avenue. Their guests included: MT and Mrs W. G. Bailey, MT and Mrs J. J. kneen, MT and Mrs John Bush, and Mrs Ira Dick, MT and Mrs James Roberts and MT and Mrs Oscar C. Hager
 Mrs Charles Hawley recently en- tertained at q pinochle party at her home on Baldwin street. Her guests included: Mrs Hugh Moore, Mrs ". B. Bailey, Mrs II. II. Walcott. Mrs George Smith, Mrs James Ad- ton Bieler Mrs John Desmond, Mia Louis Pequignot, Mrs F. E. Cham belain, and Mrs F. A. Benson. Miss Mae Stroker has returned t1 Albertus Magnus College after spending the Christmas. recess at her home on Wildwood avenue.
 A New Years novelty dance was given by the employees of Perry laun- dry Saturday evening. Balloons and novelties decorated the surroundings Among those present were Misses Evelyn Burr, Nellie Zukauskas, Mary Fallon, Anna McCloskey, Victoria Morgatto, Anna PalluzzO. Helen Glea- son, Martha Traver, Mary Soment Anna Lasky, Edna Lasky, Anna stankenich, Edna Young. Anna Grif- fin, Mary nier. Martha Kuhn, Peter Zukauskas, Rocco Capozzi, Joseph DiMaria, Ernie Deschesne, Andre W Eallister. James Cooney, Sr., Wiliiab Voss, John Holidan, Martin DiMariO, Lester Bronson, Thomas Kiernan, finton SynOtt, Albert Brown, Thom- as Moore, Bernard Dodge. Frank Zukauskas, Edward Galloway, Louis Christy Joseph McKenna, Mrs Tur- rell, Mrs Lavon Bower, Mrs Gather inc Ziaance, Mrs Mary Waitkus, Mrs Julia Phillips, MT and Mrs Leo Con- rad, MT and Mrs Nicholas Jessie, MT and Mrs Leslie Symonds, MT and Mrs Robert Karl, MT and Mrs James Mcdonald and MT and Mrs Ralph Schuster.