The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-29
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MT and Mrs James Clarke enter tained at their home on Wolcott street on Sunday evening at 8 sur prise birthday party in honor of their daughter Ida. The home was attractively decorated with stream CTS of green and white. Entertain ment was enjoyed and chicken dinner was served. The guests in- cluded: Misses Helen Loeffler, Mar gnret Scully, Elizabeth Babcock, Dorothy Moss, Agnes Dwyer, Anna gerty, Ida Clark and Henry Cush- ing, George E. White, Walter Teller, Maurice Gushing. John Mellon, Ev- eritt Thorne, Peter Gannutz, Doug- las Knott and George Mature.
 Mrs Jack Burkowitz of Orange, N. l., is spending few days at the home of her uncle and aunt, MT and Mrs Morris Applebaum of Spen- cer avenue.
 Miss Alice Soule of Prospect street entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Friday evening in hon. CT of Mrs B. Bibber of Portland, Me. Prizes were won by Misses Beatrice Miller and Helen Kenny. A delicious luncheon was served. The guests in- cluded: Misses Alice Soule, Beatrice Miller. Doris Lynch, Catharine T. Hayes, Helen Kenny, Aida Johnson, Mrs Frederick G. Loehmann and Mrs B. Bibber
 Mrs Newton B. Hobart of the Woodbury road, Watertown, mem- Der of the Watertown Congregation al church, was elected president of the Council of Congregational Wo- men of Connecticut at the third annual meeting held yesterday in the Center church in New Haven.
 Mrs Hobart has been vice-presi- dent of the Litchfleld district for the past two and one-half years. She is now filling the office left va- who plans to travel around the world and at the same time study missions. Before leaving for her trip, Miss Welcher expects to attend the biennial meeting of the Na- tional Council of Congregational Women at Seattle, Wash, which con- venes from June 25 to July 3.
 Mrs w. H. Brown of Torrington, was elected ce-president of the Litchfeld district to fill the vacancy left by Mrs Hobart. Those from Watertown who attended the meet ing were Mrs N. B. Hobart, Mrs George Harper, Mrs l.. F. Eisenwin- ter, Mrs w. R. Smith, Mrs George Lamphier, Mrs Paul Prentzel, Miss Elizabeth Currie and Miss Annie Currie.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Doris l.. CozZa of Watertown avenue, at the Chase Girls club recently by Mrs Tano Sileo. Miss Cozza is to be married June 1st to Armand Erri- chetti of Naugatuck. The guests in- cluded Misses Mary Catherine Ann and Josephine Salinardi, Mrs Nellie Masone, Mrs Ella Evon, Mrs Sadye Brougel, Mrs V. Perriello, Mrs A. Pelosi, Mrs P. Capobianco, Mrs R. J. CoZza, Mrs John Damico, Mrs J. Cocchiola, Mrs Tano Sileo, Mrs J. Spadola, Mrs A. Basile, Mrs T. Ba- sete, Mrs P. Pierce, Mrs B. Cocchiola, Mrs Adeline Uriciola, Mrs c. Alocci, Mrs E. E. Candee, Mrs Louise Fibre, Mrs J. Mastroianni, Mrs c. Chillemi, Mrs l.. R. Capobianco, Mrs P. Corri- gan, Mrs E. Longo, Mrs M. Del Vecchio, Mrs Ella .Evon, Mrs Joseph inc Di Leo, Mrs A. David, Mrs Ern- estine D'Avino, Mrs John Denardo, Mrs Anthony Raneri, Mrs c. Trofi- can't. Nell and Rose Salinardi, Mrs H. McCarroll Mrs Angelina Ciampi Mrs Joseph Saginario, Mrs Philip Lucas, Mrs Kingslen, Mrs Agnes Nardiello, Misses Emma and Minnie Bouche, Molly Daniels, Josephine and Matilda Capibianco, Florence Ricci Mary and Lena Rasinco, Mary and Nancy Bochicchio, Carolyn and Jane Cozza and Molly Rolli.
 Miss Madeline Flynn of Water town is spending the week in Wash inRton D. C.