The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28

| Miss Sally Frank Of Cooke street
entertained at bridge at her
home on Saturday evening. Two
tables were in play and prizes were
won by Misses Florence Goldman
and Lillian Green. The guests in
cluded: Misses Lillian Green, Flor
ence Goldman, Sylvia Krlnsky,
Ruth Matzkin, Beatrice Black and
Sally Frank.
The Waterbury Hebrew ladies'
| Aid society will hold meeting
this afternoon at the Hebrew In
stitute. Reports will be given on
the rummage sale which has been
and plans will be made for a card
on Sunday, January 81.
Mr. and Mrs Edward o. Goss OF
Pine street are at the Barclay in
New York for q few days.
Frank Maloney of Adams street,
senior at the University of Gin
cinnati left this morning to re-
sumo his studies.
Miss Dorothy Bailey Of Essex
avenue. whose engagement to Will
bur Larson of Columbia boulevard,
was announced recently was the
guest Of honor at miscellaneous
shower given at the home Of Mrs
Helper A. Marsh of Lincoln street
on Saturday evening. The home
was attractively decorated in
color scheme of green and white.
Those attending included: Mrs
Harold Bailey, Mrs Edward Ward,
Mrs Elva Munson, Mrs Mary Eich-
ner all of Torrington, Mrs Frank
Bailey, Mrs William Westwood, Mrs
]. B. Morrow, Mrs Alice Powell.
Mrs Frank Iris, Mrs Harold Iris,
Miss Iva Iris, Mrs Edward Doyle,
Mrs John Bergren, Mrs Harold
Slater, Mrs Adolph Milhez. Miss
Frances Freedman, Miss Dorothy
johnson, Mrs Olive Chase, Miss
Marian Chase, Miss Marjorie Bailey
and Miss Lila Marsh.
The evening department of the
Second Congregational church held
a meeting Tuesday evening at the
parish house with over 80 present.
Miss Ruby Bugden presided and
reports were given by Miss Mildred
Larson, secretary and Miss Mar
garet Mackie. treasurer. Following
assistant supervisor of the Water
bury Day Nursery on Kingsbury
street, gave an interesting talk on
the work being done at the
nursery. Miss Dye stated that
there are about SO children being
cared for at the present. that
number, however, being small be-
cause of the many unemployed
mothers who are able to keep their
children at home at this time.
She said their enrolment ranges
from children of 10 months to
those of four years, the latter
group being called the order group
and receive pre-kindergarten in
struction. Miss Dye also included
many amusing incidents which
have taken place at the nursery
from time to time. Her talk was
followed by an announcement that
the department will hold a card
party in the parish house tomor-
row evening. A number of tables
have already been arranged and
reservations may still be made.
Previous to the close Of the meet
ing the program committee ar
TdHBlHE lOE LILC FdlChthhC party Va
February Q, discussed plans for the
event. Mrs Edison II. Granger is
chairman.
Miss Elizabeth HUMPHREYS of
Burton street Is spending a few
days In New York.
The engagement of Miss Eliza
beth Dixon of Oakville to Robert
J. Whiteside of this city has been
announced. Miss Dixon is O. pianist
Of great ability, being a graduate
of the New Haven School of Music
and is we'll known in musical cir
cles.
Mrs Henry J. Austin and daugh-
ter, Marion OF Euclid avenue. and
Mrs John Murphy Of Albion street,
Mrs william Babin and daughter,
of Oakville, motored to Windsor
Locks yesterday morning to attend
the funeral OF Loretta Coyle.
daughter Of DR. and Mrs Bruce
CoyIe.