The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-14

The annual melting of the Nell cent Porter Chapter of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution was held yesterday afternoon at the Women's Club at which time election of officers was held. The new officers included: Mrs David F. Gaines. regent; vice-regents, Mrs Louis r. Laun, Mrs Robert Denni- son; registrar. Mrs Algernon $. Phillips; treasurer, Mrs Robert $. Walker; recording secretary, Mrs Louis von Lott; corresponding sec retary. Mrs Stanley Crater; hls- torian, Miss Elizabeth Somers;. cur ator, Mrs oscar W. Noble; auditor Mrs Samuel J. Marsh; chaplain, Mrs Raymond M. D. Adams; board of management, officers of the chapter and Mrs Frederick C. Marg graf, Mrs James V. Reed. Mrs Ste phen Crane; program committee, Mrs Adrian l.. Mulloy, Miss Mary l.. Meigs. Mrs Burton J. Hine; so- cial committe, Mrs Franklin E. Daniels. Mrs Robert II. Dean. Mrs Clark A. Lewis; Americanism conn mitte. Mrs Harry c. Post. Mrs Ben- jamin Hubbell. Mrs Louis H. Stock ing: music committee. Mrs Timothy A. Johnson, Mrs starbuck Sprague, Mrs Chris II. Neuswanger; press committee. Mrs Frederick A. Cal klns, Mrs Irving Harrison. Mrs Ransford R. Harrison; printing committee, Mrs J. Russell Putnam. Mrs John P. Clark. Mrs Joseph Wilhelm; finance committe. Mrs William M. Hodges, Mrs Benjamin Chatfield, Mrs William T. Leggett. The hostesses for the meeting in- cluded Mrs Benjamin R. Kelsey. Mrs Joseph U. Pratt. Mrs Thomas IT. Hewitt. Mrs Arden II. Coe. Mrs Charles Townsend and Miss Ellen Rose White.
 Several from this city were In Bridgeport on Friday where they attended the graduation exercises of the Fannie A. Smith Froebel Kindergarten school. Miss Wini- fred O'Reilly of Albion street, Miss Julie Moran daughter of MT and Mrs P. Moran of Wyman street and Miss Ann Daly. daughter of James Daly of Walnut street were among those grauatcd. Friends of Miss O'Reilly who ntterded were: Miss Winifred C. O'Reilly, James OReil ly and Miss Mary O'Reilly of AL bion street, Miss Cccelia Lapman Of Waterville. MT and Mrs Thomas b. Reilly of Faber avenue. relatives of Miss Moran included Mrs r. Mo- ran and daughters Mae and Anna of Wyman street. Julie Kenny of South View street. MT and Mrs Michael Brady of Washington street, David Brady of Baldwin street, Mrs Edward Kelly of West Main street and Mrs Frederick Champagne of Highland avenue and the following friends of Miss Daly: Miss Mary Daly of Walnut avenue, Jeannette, Spears of Giles street, James Daiy of Walnut ave- nue, Mrs Harold DriscOll, formerly of this city now of Stamford.
 Miss Anna May Hamel of Circu- lar avenue entertained her bridge club at her home last Monday evc- ming. The guests present included tho Misses Carolyn Bovallcy. Rita Emmons. Josephine sutton. vir- ginia Sutton, Eleanor Madden. Theresa Madden and Anna May Hamcl.
 A dinner and bridge was given yesterday afternoon at Mrs Hefjns in Mcriden by the faculty of the Driggs school. Those attending were Misses LoYetta M. Henebry. Anne E. Coyie. Jennie A. Frcney. Margaret q. Ennis, Julia Sullivan. Grace M. Kane, Anna E. M. Dwyer. Ceceiia Mccormack, Julia E. Do- Ian. Irene c. Kennedy. Elizabeth R. Mcdonald. Sadie c. Bergin, Laura A, Biron. Frances II. Collins, Mar garct M. DriscoIi. Katherine O'Brien, Alice M. Walsh, Kathryn J. Mcdonald. Marie McMahon, llizabth Bourke. Cora Crompton, Bernjce Brennan, Marie l.. .Bron- son, Helen B. Townsend, Bertha Robson and May McKenna.