The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04

Mrs Robert Hill Leach and Miss Suzanne Leach of Euclid avenue are spending a few days in New York where they are registered at the Roosevelt.
 A surprise birthday party was given recently by the Falcons group S57, in honor of Miss Katherine Droznick, a student at Willimantic Normal school who spent the Thanksgiving recess at her home. The home was prettily decorated in color scheme of orange and black. Dancing, singing and games were enjoyed. The guest of honor was presented with a weekend travelling bag. The guests included: Misses Katherine Droznick, Henrietta and Clara Koskosky, Mary and Helen Mar kawiecz, Irene May, Emily Biesiecz, Anna Woitka, Domicla Korbusieski, Phyllis and Pauline Zembruski, Mary Mrozinski. Alyce Kaczynski, Lottie Bandurski, Helen Droznick, Stella Malinoski, Stephanie Sliz, Stella Valeski, Mary Koliszewski, Joseph and Henry Droznick, Wacco Markawiecz, Keneth and Arnold Pernefeski, Freddie Zaboroski, Stanley Malinoski, Frank Prysbys, Stanley Bandurski, Walter Gra- brielski, Stephen Pecka, John Kor- busiecki, Joseph Zemborski, Theo- dore and Gene Graboski, Edward Volesko, John Chester, Eddie Mrazinski, Joseph and Henry Po- sila, Jiggs May. Stanley Kaliszew- ski. Mir and Mrs J. Graboski, MT and Mrs s. Bandurski, Mir and Mrs w. Malinoski, Mrs J. Woitka, and MT and Mrs S. Droznick.
 Mrs Charles Fournier of Wood tick road was hostess at meeting of the members of her card club held at her home recently. The guests were Mir and Mrs J. Bergin, MT and Mrs George Greer, MT and Mrs Frank Walters, MT and Mrs Charles Fournier, Mrs Hans Willhaus, Mrs William Klitka, Mrs William Dumschott, Mrs George Mrs Peter Clarke, Miss Lillian Clarke, Mrs Amelia Golden, MT and Mrs James Leo and MT and Mrs Vincent Mahoney.
 Officers elected at the Tuesday evening meeting of Naomi chapter, No 23. Order of the Eastern Star were: Worthy matron, Mrs George E. Hopkins; worthy patron, George E. Hopkins; associate matron, Mrs William J. Richards; associate pa- tron, Idris Alderson; secretary, Mrs Frederick c. Margraff (past grand matron); treasurer, Mrs Benjamin s. Plat; conductress, Mrs Louis Wenzel; associate conduc- tress, Mrs Samuel Budde and trus- | tee for three years, Mrs Hugh B. Moore (past matron). The in- stallaiton of this officers will take place on Tuesday evening. the 18th. The annual session of the grand chapter, Order of the Eastern Star Hartford on January 27 and 28 at of Connecticut, will be held in Foot Guard hall. There will be a banquet and ball on the 27th at Hotel Bond, reservations for which may be made with Miss Mary Readett of Windsor.
 W. Danforth Glass, c. Preston Kretzmer and W. Cosmo Tobin, formerly of this city, who have been spending the past two weeks at their lodge near Hitchcock's Lake have returned to their homes in New York city.
 Miss Marion Spencer of New York gave dramatic readings from Green Pastures" at the meeting of the Bunker Hill Literary Club at the Bunker Hill church parlors this afternoon, Mrs Robert Carlkins was the soloist and the meeting was in charge of the drama com mittee made up of Mrs Frank B. Mclaughlin, chairman, Mrs AL fred Crane,s Mrs D. l.. Torkelson and Miss Miriam Rhodes. The hos tesses for the afternoon were Mrs Robert Constantantine and Mrs Albert Hoadley.