The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-21
Activities Of The Week

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 Announcement is made of the er- gagement and coming marriage of Miss Mary Margaret Navin. daughter of Mir and Mrs Michael Navin of Willow street to John M. Sullivan, son of MT and Mrs Timothy Sullivan of Lounsbury avenue. The wedding will take place on Monday. April 18th.
 A farewell party was given on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Albertine Hart of West Main street in honor of Albany LeDuc for Canada. The guest of honor was presented with beautiful ring. En- tertainment was enjoyed throughout the evening. Those present were: MT and Mrs Ernest Tremblay, Mir and Mrs H. Hamelin. Mir and Mrs Ovila Massicotte. Mir and Mrs Ar mand Trepanier, MT and Mrs Ca- mille Bronsard, Misses Blanche Ay-! otte, Gertrude Boucher, Germaine LaBrec, l.. LaBelie, Alice LaBelle, and Joseph Devost, Alcide Ayotte, Joseph Beaudoin, R. Lafontaine. j. Claremont. P. Guy, A. Dumont, O. Proulx, N. Sicard, F. Bellfeuille, l.. Berthaurnc, J. Pouire, A. Bouffard, A. Blouin, J. Herbert, Victor. Daniel and Arthur Hart. gets~
 Mrs Louis Won Lott presided at the meeting of the Women's Home Missionary society of the First Meth odist church in the church parlors this week. Mrs Chester l.. Clark was in charge of the devotions and fol- lowing a business session 8 program of entertainment was presented. Miss Leonora Knight gave . review of the work of auxiliary and Mrs Har- Vey E. Riggs entertained with piano selections. Talks were given by Mrs Howard Hickcox who, reported on the work of the Queen Esther circle and Miss Alice Mahler who spoke of churches in Porto Rico. ,
 Miss Margaret Dunn, daughter of MT and Mrs Patrick Dunn of 21 Luke street.. was rendered a surprise shower on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Mary Shelley of South street. A delicious supper was served and Miss Dunn received purse of gold from the following guests: Helen Carlon, Veronica Pre- Ian. Catherine Hardy, Mary Shee- han, Bessie Barrett, Jule Brennan, Anne Wall, Anna Gladney. Margaret Brennan Catherine Kent, Helen Me Kenna, May Reilly, Mary Walsh, Mary Dunn, Margaret Shelley. Ann Shelly. Betty Shelly, Mary Shelly, Mollie O'Hara, Mrs l.. Phelan, Mrs T. Begnal. Mrs P. Tracy. Mrs P. J. McFadden. Mrs M.s Kane, Mrs A. Healey' Mrs r. Fitzpatrick. Mrs P. Burke. Mrs M. Barrett. Mrs Mary Barrett. Mrs J. Phelan, Mrs J. Crean, Mrs G. Simpson. Mrs M. Kent, Mrs N. Walsh. Mrs T. Darling, Mrs T. McGrath. Mrs J. Campion, Mrs F. Mcdonald, Mrs J. McAvoy, Mrs T. McAvoy, Mrs J. Gladney. Mrs E. Reilly, Mrs P. Dawson, Mrs w. Doyle, Mrs c. Devereaux. Mrs J. Fitupatrick, Mrs Monica Gtlligan, Mm T. Brophy. Mrs l.. Coleman, Mrs c. Coughlan. Mrs M. Lawior' Mrs M. Wall, Mrs J. Johnson, Mrs E. Keane, Mrs J. Bergin, Mrs F. Daley, Mrs H. Walsh, Mrs J. Greaney, Mrs M. Ryan, Mrs M. Shelly, Mrs r. Dunn. Miss Dunn Is to be married on April 22nd to William E. Tyler, son of Mrs Anna Tyler of 1270 Baldwin street.
 Mrs Joseph Bergin of Hillside avenue, Mrs Maurice Walsh of Mer- Till street and Mrs Francis Brennan of Ridgewood street are spending a few days in New York city.
 According to an announcement made on Monday by President Mary b Woolley of Mount Holyoke col- Iege, two Connecticut girls were among the 27 seniors and five juniors elected to the Phi Beta Kappa so- cicty at the college. Miss Ruth Gretchen Kruger of New Canaan and Miss Elizabeth Barstow Rose of Andover, both in the class of 1881, were the Connecticut girls to win the coveted honor. Miss Kruger, who is an honor student in botany, and a member of the executive com mittee of, the Botany club, was q Sarah Williston scholar in her soph- omore year, and prize winner in her freshman year for excellent work in English. She also was an active member of the college choir during her sophomore and junior years. .ss. &.t