The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-08

lO OdIl uel Jdnn OI tnlS Clly. Int o'clock at the home of the bride.
 The Association of Junior Leagues of America, Inc, will give tea and housewarming this after noon in it's new headquarters on the nineteenth and twentieth floors of the Waldorf Astoria.
 The guests will be received by the officers of the organization, in- cluding Mrs Roger s. Sperry of this city, president: Mrs Bennett Gates, vice president; Mrs Horatio H. Armstrong, treasurer; Miss Katharine Gamble Rogers, eXecu- tive director; Miss Dorothy Steb- bins, field secretary; Mrs Charles A. Lindley, editor Junior League Magazine; Mrs Lyon Weyburn, Mrs Donald McChesney, Mrs John Giles Mohler, Mrs John G. Pratt, Mrs c. Louis Meyer, Mrs Philip K. Alex ander, Miss Averic Allen and Mrs Grenville Rolph, regional directors, and Mrs B. Happen Fairchild, chairman of Waldorf-Astoria com mittee.
 The tea will follow a three-day conference of the board of direc- tors, which opened last Tuesday with a luncheon with Mrs Sperry presiding.
 The association is made up of the 119 branches of the Junior League scattered throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico, and each of the 23,000 members invited to make the Waldorf clubrooms her headquarters when in New York. In addition to the executive, magazine and board rooms on the nineteenth floor, there are twelve bedroom available to members and their guests. An. additional ten rooms are reserved by the hotel for the use of the members.
 On the twentieth floor are the club quarters, consisting of a large lounge, dining room and terrace. The rooms have been decorated under the direction of Mrs John Elliott, chairman of decorations. assisted by Mrs Charles H. Sabin.
 During the afternoon, group of girls will serve as escorts to the guests on a tour of inspection of the rooms.
 The thirty-eighth state meeting of the Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution was held yesterday at the First Congrega- tional church in New Milford by invitation of the Roger Sherman chapter. The morning session be- gan at II o'clock and the afternoon session commenced at 1:15 o'clock.
 Among those who attended were: Miss Katherine Nettleton of Derby, regent; Miss Emeline Street of New Haven, vice regent; Mrs George Maynard Minor of Waterford, chaplain; Miss Sara Meade Webb of Stamford. recording secretary; Mrs Frederick E. Hunter of Thompsonville, treasurer; Mrs Ed ward D. Garrette of Hartford, as- sistant treasurer: Mrs Andrew D. Baldwin of New Haven, consulting registrar; Mrs Phineas Randall of Watertown, historian; Mrs Morton c. Treadway of Bristol, librarian Mrs Henry F. Parrott, Bridgeport: Mrs Nicholas M. Pond, Milford Mrs L. Edmund Zacher, Hartford ; Mrs Charles F. Brusie, Litchfield; Miss Jessie w. Hayden, East Win dsor Hill: Mrs Frederick P. Lat inner, Hartford; Miss Jennie Loom is, Windsor, all members of the state council, and the following honorary state regents, Mrs John Laidlaw Buell. of Litchfield and Mrs Charles Humphrey Bissell of Wat erford, who is also the recording secretary general.
 William Cooper, baritone, sang at both sessions accompanied by Harold I. Hunt, music director of the church. The ushers were Mrs Robert H. Koehler, Mrs D. Noble Bennett and Mrs Herbert Barlow Mrs Myron P. Hopkins, Mrs Cliff ford E. Castle, Mrs William Chal- mers, Miss Mary Smith and Mrs Homer Waller of the Roger Sher- man chapter.
 The first regular meeting of the Beth Fl Sisterhood was held on Tuesday evening at the Vestry Rooms. About thirty-five members attended with Mrs l. N. Albert and Mrs Morris Kosersky, hostesses for the month, in charge. Arrange ments have been completed for a card party and social to be held on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the vestry rooms. The members of the board of directors will meet on Tuesday afternoon. On October 21st and 22nd a Rummage Sale will be held with Mrs Albert and Mrs Kosersky in charge assisted by Mrs A. K. Jennes, Mrs George Kaplan, Mrs Paul Kampner, Mrs Morris Grenier, Mrs Harry Braman Mrs J. D. Bravis and Mrs Charles Rosengarten. A Parent-Teachers Association of the Sunday School classes is being formed. Mrs David Harris is in charge. The November hostesses are: Mrs Bernard Ruby. Mrs Max Oser, Mrs l. N. Stohl and Mrs Louis Weinberg.
 Francis J. Farrell was the guest of honor at a birthday party given at his home on Walnut street yes terday afternoon, occasion being his fifth birthday. The home was attractively decorated for the oc- casion with Halloween colors Games and music were enjoyed and and a delicious luncheon was serv- ed. The guests included: Eileen Cruess, Loretta Conlon. Margaret Cruess, Harriet Marian. Catherine Marinan, Ruth Cooper. Patricia Marinan, Shirley Gilmartin, Eileen Shea, Harold Beecher, Raymond Raymond Marinan, Thomas McCar- roll, Edward Dunn, George Holczer Thomas Lovorgna. Philip Farrell