The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-16
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 The recently combined women's home and foreign missionary cir- cles of St Paul's M. E. church held their first meeting recently at the home of Mrs J. J. Francis of Bald win street. The following officers were elected for the year: Pres.- dent, Mrs David Wood; vice-presi- dent, Mrs F. D. Plant; secretary, Mrs Charles Moseley; recording sec- retary, Mrs Edward Brown; super- intendent of mite boxes, Mrs H. s. Kuntz; treasurer, Mrs William Ma gee and Mrs H. M. Sutherland. The office of children's ward, which is an appointive one, has not as yet been filled. In the absence of the president, Mrs Wood, Mrs Y. D. Plant presided. Mrs Kuntz and Mrs Moseley, program committee chair men for the month, arranged an interesting entertainment for the afternoon including readings by different members and a clever fea- ture called Mystery Box" Mrs Dwight Seaver and Mrs H. M. Sutherland. refreshment committee members for the month were in charge of the social hour following the meeting. It was announced that Mrs Kenneth Kingston and Mrs Mary Fudge will be program chairmen for February and that the next meeting Is scheduled for February 10 at the home of Mrs Dwight Seaver of Wood street,
 Miss Frances Lowrey left this week from Great Harrington, Mass, for Yonkers, N. r., to spend the winter with MT and Mrs Frank Molar. Miss Lowrey is former resident of Hartford and attended Saint Margaret's school.
 Rev Bernard Fender, pastor of St Patrick's church, East St Louis, Mo, will be entertained over the weekend at the home of Mrs M c. Kelley of ASA Baldwin street John J. Moffat of New York city will accompany Father Fender on his visit to Waterbury.
 Father Fender will celebrate the il o'clock mass at St Francis church on Sunday morning. Among the relatives of Father Fender Nv ing in Waterbury who plan to at- tend this mass are: Mrs M. c. Kel- ley, Mrs Nellie McGrath, Mrs John Tehan, Mrs Michael Briody, Mrs Nellie Sheehan, Mrs Louis Martel Mrs McKoey, Miss Mary Fender, and Thomas Conlon.
 Father Fender will remain in Waterbury until Sunday evening He will visit with friends In New Haven before he leaves to resume his duties in East St Louis.
 Miss Sally Kenney, daughter of MT and Mrs Joseph Kenney Of Ro' bert street with the guest of honor at birthday party recently. Tapie decorations were carried out IT pink and white and favors were given to each child. Games were played and prizes were won bS Billy Walsh, Frances Finn, Bl!iS Cavanaugh and Donald Slator. The guests included Jackie Thoms Mary Elizabeth Walsh, Billy Walsh Jimmy Walsh, Martha Finn, Louist Finn, Frances Finn, Carol kenney Donald Donovan, Billy Cavanaugh Mary Jane Johnson, Barbara Buck. master. Donald Slator, Geraldine Hemlock and Alice Hemlock.
 Miss Dorothy Shea of Lockhar avenue entertained at a bridge a her home last evening in honor Q Miss Estelle Champagne of Meri den and Miss Mary Murphy O Bridgeport who are her week enc guests. and former classmates a AIbertus Magnus college. Tw' tables were in play. Followlng tn' card playing a luncheon was served The guests included Misses Frances Doyle of Thomaston, Mae Stroker Rosalind Stoddard, and Maureei Cleary of this city, Geraldine Bar nett. Frances Cummings and Es telle Champagne of Meriden anc Mary Murphy of Bridgeport. Misses Dorothy Shea, Estelle Champagn' and Mary Murphy will attend lea to he given this afternoon D. Miss Josephine Bree of New Ha ven.
 Mrs George Woodward of Beech or avenue entertained recently 1 honor of her daughter 9th birth day. Those attending the party were Misses Nancy Seeing, Jane Marcellus, Vera solomon. AiVera Pettrucio, Mae Guffie. Marjorie Di' Pietro. Lorraine Theroux, Mar! Raeburn, Janice Tappin. Doris Salston, Alba Saturno. Mrs James Raeburn and Mrs Raymond Guy cite of Bridgeport.
 Mrs John Heating Of Boston II spending some time with her par ents MT and Mrs Michael Burns 'o Waterville street.
 Plans are now being made for card party to be given at the wa terbury Catholic high school or February goth under the auspice' of the Waterbury Council or Cath ollie Women for the benefit or th. Diocesan Bureau Relief t'und Cards will be played from |. I0.30 o'clock and refreshments VII be served.
 Miss Margaret Fitzmaurice wal hostess at n bridge party at hel home recently. Her guests were Misses Helen Sullivan. Margarel Kelly. Marion Tyrrell, Enlhiii Madden. Eileen Kelly. Mrs Fran ala \ .a xylae n nA Mira IOaeDh Cannon