The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-06

' A DrldSes ana turkey ulnneF were 1given on Thursday evening by Mrs Luman Lowe at her home in Brook llyn, N. Y., in honor of Miss Rosalind Stoddard who graduated from Pratt Art school. Among the guests were: MT and Mrs Edward McWilliams, Mir land Mrs Ernest Barnes, MT and Mrs Charles Kipp, MT and Mrs Gladden. Barnes, and Josephine Donahue and Misses Margaret and Helen Noonan, MT and Mrs Joseph Cosgriff, Mar lguerite and Merle Stoddard, Mrs M. E. Stoddard and c. F. Hespelt of this city. Miss Stoddard was presented with many beautiful gifts.
 There will be meeting of the, International Federation of Catholic Alumnae on Sunday at the Academy of the Holy Family in Baltin. Among the local people who plan to attend are: Mrs Edward Mcdonald of Randolph avenue, Mrs Arthur Mcdonald of West Main street, Miss Sadie Guilfoile of Robbins street and Mrs Frank P. McEyoy of Rob- bins street.
 The Jitney Players of Madison, Conn, will open their season at the Red House beginning the week of July 9th and continuing to August 29th. This summer the players will set up their stage in the meadow be- hind the Red House the plays acted on the famous automobile stage, while the audience will be seated in the comfortable Jitney tent especial ly equipped with wooden floor. They will present eight plays and in addition to the resident company hnaded hU A1ica guest players prominent on Broad- way will appear each week. The other resident players are Ellen Love. Florence Gerald, Harrison Dowd, Edmund Forde, Douglas Row. land, Harvey Fite, and Charles Kra- doska. The guest players include Rollo Peters, Mime Maria Ouspen- skaya, Valerie Taylor, Hugh Sin clair, Reginald Mason, Frances simpson, Eric Dressler, Barbara Robbins, Francesca Pruning and Ben Starkie. Among the many pa- i; irons and patronesses are His Ex- cellency, Governor Wilbur l.. Cross, ? Professor and Mrs Charles M. An drews, Professor and Mrs Jack Crawford, Miss Katherine Cornell, MT and Mrs Horace B. Cheney, MT and Mrs Walter Hampden, Arthur Hopkins, Miss Edna St Vincent Mil lay, and others.
 , The June luncheon of the Society of Mayfiower Descendants in the state of Connecticut will be held to- day at New London. Luncheon will
 bc served at 1 o'clock in the Mo higan hotel followed by tea and reception at the Connecticut college for women. Dr Katherine Blunt, ! president of the college, will address
 the society. Mrs Frank S. Greene of 53 Granite street, New London, Is in
 charge of the luncheon reservations. , Governor Edward Frank Humphrey
 will preside.
 , Miss Anne Veronica Burns, daugh- !, ter of MT and Mrs Michael F. Burns 5 of Waterville street, and Lieutenant John Stuart Heating, U. s. N, son of MT and Mrs Timothy Heating of Milford, Mass, will be married Mon- day morning at 10 o'clock at St Margaret's church. Miss Burns has
 for her maid of honor, and another sister, Miss Lima Burns and Miss , Gertrude Roach of Brooklyn, N. Y., for bridesmaids. James Mclaughlin of Woburn, Mass, will be Lieutenant Keating's best man and George . Burns of this city and Elmer Burns ; of New York, both brothers of the , bride, will serve as ushers. Miss Burns is a graduate of Crosby high school and Pratt institute. She has . lalso taken a post graduate course Tn dietetics at the Bellevue hospital in New York. Lieutenant Heating is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis in the ale Af nI, ,ta
 sity, last year. He is an officer on 1.-the U. s. S. Marblehead.
 Miss Phyllis Apicelli, daughter of Joseph Apicelli of Dikeman street was rendered birthday party re-
 gently at which time the announce
 ment of her engagement to James
 Buccini, son of Mrs Alex Buccini of Dikeman street was made. The
 guest of honor was the recipient of
 many beautiful gifts. Those attend
 ing were: Misses Margaret Fisher.
 Edith Apicelli, Florence and Mary
 Sciullo. Ida and Anna Paghense,
 Jennie Franzak. Mrs Alexander Buc- cini, Mir and Mrs Salvatore Apiceili
 Mir and Mrs Michael Apicelli, Mir land Mrs Joseph Giannamore, Mir and Mrs Costandino Rassicone, Mir and Mrs Peter Tarullo. Mir and Mrs
 Patsy Danello. MT and Mrs Patsy
 Romito, Mir and Mrs Charles Ross
 MT and Mrs Charles Sciullo. Mir and
 Mrs Ned Martorelli. and Mrs Frank Gildraitis. Mir and Mrs DiMello. Mrs Joseph Fisher. Mrs Charles Johnson.
 Mrs Phillip Paghense and Armand
 Giannamore, Amato Gentle, Con-
 cetto Taruilo. Domenic and Daniel Tnruilo. Nicholas Danello, Aibino
 Rassicone, Joseph Buccini, Cosmo Orsini Frank LaBlanca and Enria scatena.
 r Among the New Haven County
 members who will attend the anni- versary luncheon given by the Fair. field county group of the Women's organization for national prohibition reform at tho Brooklawn Country club, on Monday, June sth. arei Mrs IS, H. Clement, state secretary. Mrs
 Nora NJ, Harris, chairman 0f New
 Haven county, Mrs Thomas Wallace, lDd, vice ehalrman of New Haven oOunty, Mrs John M, rntes, ehair- man speakers bureau, Mrs Franklin jIOadl0y and Mrs Joseph q, Faiaens Tor, New Haven, Mrs T, 1, DrigRs, ebalpman Waterbury, Mrs c, D. Cook, Mra uN0rgN A, briggs and Mrs q, Mitchell Wallace also of
 Waterbury
 Mp and Mrs Bpnd h, nehrdeleY IaDd son, Fred lIeafdhleg, jr, .0f Wlls iOw street, VIII sail pridap, June iN, ean IA nlonlhie lrln iO lbn i3llilan