The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-09
SOCIAL !. PERSONAL
Sensj FO5Ns1I D1nce TO Be GjUez By St.
 Masy,s Girls Club

The members of the SC Mary's Girls club win sponsor . semi formal dance on Friday, November 2f nt the Waterbury Women's club. The affair is to ke one of fho few dances to be given during the Thanksgiving holiday season. Miss Mary Pulley is chairman of the committee in charge and is be- ing assisted by Misses Josephine Sullivan. Ann Duane. Marjorie Brown, Elizabeth Maher, Ann Donafue and Chris Quilter.
 The officerB of the club are: Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, president, Mary Pulley, vice.president, Chrys Shanahan. financial secretary and Julia Lyons, recording secretary. The club sponsors several 4ffairs during the year and they are en- deavoring to make the coming dance one of the most successful to be given by the group.
 Joseph M. Cunningham. Euro
 pean comptroller of International
 Telephone e Telegraph compcny- who recently arrived in New York on He de France, has been visiting
 friends here. Mir Cunningham Is the son of Elizabeth J. Cunning
 ham of New Garden, L. l., f0rm-
 erly of Waterbury. He returned to England, sailing Saturday night
 on the Aquatania
 MT and Mrs Arthur whitehead of Edin street have returned from Boston. Mass. where they attended the funeral of Mir Whitehead's father. He was 84 years of age and had visited his sons home in this city frequently.
 MT ana Mrs John Muckle re- cently entertained at their home on Chipman street recently. Enter tainment was enjoyed during the evening and a delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Josephine Sniekus, Phyllis Bumgartner, Emile Wall, Lorna
 Reed. Stella Martin, and Reynold Muck1e, James Sullivan, Peter
 Fox, Peter Mattson, MT and Mrs
 Peter Dulslxis, MT and Mrs Arnold Rheyer, Mir and Mrs Garry Dicken- son., Mir and Mrs Fritz Mueller, MT and Mrs Ernest Duchaime, and MT and Mrs John Muckle.
 Mrs Harry Fleischer of Water town was the guest of honor at a tea and bridge given yesterday afternoon by the Sisterhood of
 Beth Fl in appreciation for her ef-
 forts in directing the recent kid-
 die revue given by hte organiza-
 tion. About 100 guests attended. Miss Rosemary. Barry, formerly of this city, who has been em- ployed by the Western Union Tele- graph company in Wildwood. N. J.,
 has recently transferred to posi- ton in Norfolk, Va, where she will
 take up her residence.
 Mir and Mrs Arthur c. Gwynne
 of Bayberry Cove, Rye, N. Y.. yes- terday announced the engagement Of their daughter, Miss Isabelle Mathews Gwynne, to Lewis Dexter Mowry Jr, son of Mrs Lewis Dex- ter Mowry of Englewood, N. J.. and the late MT Mowry.
 Miss Gwynne is a granddaughter of the late MT and Mrs John A.
 Gwynne of Medehamstede, Rye.
 She is the sister of Mrs Bayard w.
 Read and John A. and Arthur c. GWynne Jr. Miss Gwynne was graduated from the Westover
 school and is a member of the Ju-
 nior League and the Apawamis club.
 Mir Mowry attended the Evans School, Tucson, Ariz. and was grad
 uated from the University of Vir- ginia Law School with the class of '29. He is member of the Virginia Bar, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, knickerbocker Country club and Englewood Mems club. He is as-
 Sociated with the law office of Charles w. Hulst in Englewood. N. J.
 The marriage will take place next spring.