The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-29

MT and Mrs John Carlson gave a Halloween party at their home on Baldwin street on Thursday TOT their daughter, Jane, and tnelr son, John. The guests, who were all in costume included Misses r1ar- riet Hull, Dorothy Bottomiey. Lena Peel, Margaret Kosh, Dorotny rei Ruth Marland, Jane carlson, Maly Hull, Vivian Noren, Ruth Huriey' John Carlson, George Anarews; Alfred Jager, Roy Johnson, Harolo Slater, James Durbin, Ro!ano Doo- little, George Baker, Fred Aawton' Mrs and Mrs John Carlson, Mar garet Carlson and Austria Carlsoh'
 Yhe wedding of Miss Ida Rud- nick. daughter of MT ana Mrs 1o- seph Rudnick of South Main street, to Irving Gordon. son or MT ana Mra Henry Gordon of Cherry street viii take place tomorrow a1ter. noon at o'clock at the nome o, the brides uncle and aunt, MT ana Mrs Louis Krevit of F!atbusn' N' Y. A reception will follow the ceremony.
 MT and Mrs William F. Kelly of Luke street entertained at tnelr home on Thursday afternoon at Halloween party for their daugn- ter. Catherine, who was observing her 18th birthday. Those in at- tendance were Misses Irene Reiily' Joan German, Helen Ferrlter' Eleanor Ford, Rosemary Maloney' Anne Flanagan, Marjorie carey Alice Keane, Esther Egan, Katn- leen Donahue, Eleanor Drumm' Ruth Phelan, Hermaline Phelan' Catherine Kelly, John Carey, Don ald Cameron, James Conway, Ed ward Ayotte, John Keane, James Fitzpatrick, Thomas Shea. Ricnaro Budde, William Pelletier, Harold Kinch, Edward O'Dea, Raymono Quinn, Robert Filley ana Wilila"a Kelly.
 The program has been com pleted fo the Tuesday evenlng gathering of Naomi chapter, NO 70, Order of the Eastern Star at wnlcn time the chapter will. entertaln Worthy Grand Matron ioa Nixon of Middletown and her as- sociate grand officers. A dinner at 6 o'clock will proceed the receptlon' The chapter is also compietlhg ar rangements for the fashion snow and bridge to be given on NOV: 10 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at Temple Hall.
 The nine federated Cranford clubs in the Canaan district VIII meet on Thursday in the parish house at Canaan for an all gay convention. The morning session will he conducted by Miss Emily HartIand of Woodbury. A talk will be given by the state president. Mrs Robert Gadd of Hartford. Mrs Lewis Rose of Hartford will be the principal speaker at the afternoon session and will have for her sub. feet, "Setting Our House in Order. Luncheon will be served by the women of the club in the parish house.
 MT and Mrs John G. Miller Of Clark Hill Road, Prospect, were hosts to members of the Naugatuck Busy Bee Club and their friends at a Halloween party at their home last evening. Guests were present from Meriden, Watertown, Water bury. Naugatuck and Middlebury. The house was prettily decorated with orange, and blrNk streamers. Games and dancing were enjoyed throughout the evening while a de- licious midnight bouffet luncheon was served. Those present includ- ed: the Misses Margaret Ashmore, Ann Johnson, Ethel Hogan, Jean ne Duff1ng, Agnes Dwyer, Nellie Moritis, Paula Kosloskey, Felice Mooney, Sophie Chmieleski and Sel ma Peck of Naugatuck. Jack Doyle and Henry Fole of Meriden, Earl Lallier of Middlebury, Harvey Hartweil, William Norton and John Burns of Watertown, John Driscoll Joseph May. Thomas Horan, Wal ter Obst, Henry Despins. Johp Egan and George Dillon of Wal terbury, Fred Ashmore of Nauga- tuck, Mrs Julia Stoertz of Nauga- tuck, and MT and Mrs John G. Miller and daughter Sally Jane.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Conlon of Prospect street have arrived at the Hotel Lexington in New York TOT a few days stay.
 Mir and Mrs James J. Dunn or this city are registered at the Ho- tel Piccadilly in New York city for . few days.