The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-13
SOCIETY

Mrs P. J. Cavanaugh of Oakville was hostess at the third fin a series of oard parties given by the Ladies' Welfare society of St Mary Mag dalens church Thursday evening. Her guests were MT and Mrs JO- aeph Cavanaugh. Mrs R. r. Dow ncy, Mrs y. LaFleur, Miss Kath- erine Dillon, Mrs Colgan, Miss Mary Marley. Mrs William Nolan, Mrs John Gladden., Jacob Field, Mrs Edmund Schrier. Mrs A. R. Bayil. Mrs Felix Lebeouf, Miss Mildred E'innan, Mrs J. J. Coyle, Mrs Ernest Candec. Mrs J. r.. Ahearn, Miss Marguerite Greaney. Misses Sarah Fitzpatrick. Irene Synott, Anna r. Dwyer, Mrs James Mcponald, Misses Kay. Chaponis, Dorothy Burns, Dorothy CrueBs. Gcnevieve Carolan. Mrs Ernest Garner, Mrs Maud Donahue. Mrs Frank Holland. Mrs P. Egan, Misses May McCarthy, Louise Rev. holds, Mary Ryan, Mrs Thomas Shields, Mir and Mrs John Finnnn, Mrs Louise Pierce, Mrs William Champagne. Mrs E. J. Fahey. Mrs Edward Coon. Mrs Oscar Jarlctt, Mrs Henry McGough, Mrs Mar 1aret Barry, Mrs William Russell, Mrs Louis LcRoy. Mrs r. 5. Crom- well, Misses Julia IIarkin. Florence Kane, Margaret Kelly, MT and Mrs Hector Roberts, Oscar Montana bault, MT and Mrs Thomas Candy. MT and Mrs Dennis O'Connor, MT and Mrs Martin Cunningham. Mss Theresa Schieffer, Mrs Margaret Gregory and Miss Eleanor Garner.
 Tho Soliat club met Thursday evening at the Waterbury Hebrew institute with Miss Marion Frank presiding in the absence of Miss Sell 0ilden. Plans were discussed for the play and dance to be given on Thursday. the 25th, at Work mans circle. It was also voted to make a visit to tho Raymond bak- cry in tho near future, and the club discussed tentative arrange ments for bridge parties to be held soon. A special meeting of the or- ganization has been called for Tuesday evening.
 Tho Past Chief Daughters of Lady McAlpin lodge, No. 70, Daugh- tHrs of Scotia, met at the home of Miss Annie Anderson of Central avenue recently. Cards were played. Mrs Ritchie making high score in pin0chlo and Mrs Matthew Kelly and Mrs Edward Nutbrown for whist. Those attending were Mrs Hugh Sutherland. Mrs George German, Mrs Ernest Bell, Mrs Hell en Marshall, Miss Annie Anderson, MrSItobcrt Graham of Thomaston, Mrs Matthew Kelly, Mrs Annie Ross, Mrs Alexander Galbraith. Mrs McKenna, Mrs Edward Nutbrown and Mrs William 1iallinan.
 Local people who attended the funeral of Lawrence Travis in Hart ford yesterday were MT and Mrs Thomas Magner of Wildwood ave- nue, Mr and Mrs James Mngner of Columbia Boulevard, Daniel J. Me- Donald, Miss Anna Mcdonald and M. Francis Mcdonald of Robbins street, Mrs Thomas O'Donnell of Hillside avenue, Miss Christine Kieley of Elmwood avenue. Mrs Edward Mc0rath of Willow street MT and Mrs James J. Dunn of Elm wood avenue, Mrs J1iien Moore, Lawrence kilbride of Watertown avenue, Martin J. Dunn and James Moore of South Leonard street, Mir and Mrs Edward J. Hart, MT md Mrs John Carroll of Naugatuck, Mir and Mrs M. J. Powers of or ange street. Miss Eileen Egap of Willow street, Miss Anna McDon- old of Lounsbury street.
 At . meeting of tho Intor-Club Council held on Thursday evening. Miss Anna Piatt, former president of tho Waterbury Business and Professional Women's Club wna elected president succeeding tho late John c. Sherwood. Tho eiec- ton of vice-presldent was dos ferred. A committee was ap. pointed including Ernest W. Boss sell and William Y. Briggs to draw up resolutions on the death of Mir Sherwood.
 Tho marriage of Miss Lillian fcllon, daughter of Mrs Margaret Fcllon, Of Charles street, and flames KeyWr, Jr., son of James keyser. of North Riverside street. will take place on February 27th Nt St Johns church, at 1880 o'clock.