The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-27
Local Girl Member OF
Graduating Glass
At ChOate School

Ruth Butler of 80 Buckingham
street, Waterbury, will graduate In
q class Of 25 students from Choate
school, Brookline, on Friday, June
10th. Choate school is one of the
older boarding and day schools for
girls in the east and It's student
body has a. wide representation
throughout the country. Miss But.
Ter Is the daughter Of Mrs Joel Ives
Butler.
Bishop Henry Knox Sheriff. will
speak at the commencement exer-
cises. which will be held in the
drawing room at the school at
eleven o'clock. This will be follow.
ed by luncheon at which Miss
Choate will welcome the parents OF
the graduating class, former stu
dents and friends.
Miss Butler took part recently in
O program Of interpretive dances In
costume, given by students. She has
served this year as Advertising
manager of the school quarterly
"Rigamarole" and as member of
the school basketball team which
played the leading girls schools In
this section. Miss Butler expects to
enter Wellesley College next year.
A sister, Jane Hart Butler who
graduated in 1925 recently announc
ed her. engagement to II. Emery
Other Waterbury girls who have
attended Choate School are Macia
Il. Judd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Clark s. Judd, and Mrs Raymond
| b. Munger.
Mrs Stuart A. Loveridge of
Chestnut avenue entertained at
bridge at her home last evening
in compliment to Miss Evelyn Smi-
ley of Spencer avenue who Is to be
married In the near future. The
home was attractively decorated In
a color scheme Of orchid and white
with lighted candles and cut flowers
forming the decoration for the
tables. High scores were made by
Misses Katherine Barry and Mrs
Lester Bowen and consolation prize
was awarded to Miss Marion Nc
'Kcever. Following the card playing
a luncheon was served. The guests
included Misses Mae Allen. May
Maloney, Rosemary Foley, Kathe.
rine Barry, Margaret Mitchell, Mar
ion McKeevCr, Alice Harmon, Viola
Slower and Mrs Loretta Donahue,
Mrs Raymond Phaneuf, Mrs Lester
Bowen, Mrs David Il. Hadley, Mrs
Martin Cream, Mrs Joseph Devine,
and Mrs Stuart A. Loveridge.
Miss Imelda Massey Casey will
present her pupils in "Alive In
Wonderland" at the Waterbury Wo,
mems club on Friday evening, June
3 at 8 o'clock. "e
The Women's Get Together Club
Of the Third Congregational church
held n successful card party last
evening in the church parlors. The
committee In charge included: Mrs
Joseph Smith. Mrs Louis Won Lott,
Mrs Oscar Van Wart. Mrs Arthur
Nichols and Mrs William Barnes.
Those making high scores were:
Mrs Hanna Jones, Mrs James
Mrs A. King, Mrs Walter Jaeger,
Mrs Clifford Conrad, Mrs Fl. Hem
ingway, and Shirley Geghan. Those
present were: Mrs Eliza Andrews,
Mrs Hanna Jones, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Vollers. Mrs Albert Harris,
Mrs James Stewart, Mrs Esplin.
Mrs Conner Lewis. Mrs Louis Os-
trandsr, Mrs William Barnes. Mrs
Charles Single, Mrs Oscar Van
Wart, Mrs Joseph Mackie. Mrs
Louis Van Lott, Mrs Frank Sanford
Mrs A. King, Ralph Sgriilo, Flor
ence Sanford, Mrs Charles Steck.
Miss Eleanor Barnes, Mrs Clifford
Conrad, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Mich
OILS, Mr. and Mrs Walter Jaeger,
Hazel Il. Fogg, Mrs II. L. Fogg,
Shirley Geghan, Mrs j. p. Geghan,
Mrs John Aud, Mrs II. Heming-
way. Elsie Smith, and Mrs Conner
Lewis.
Raymond Kennedy was honor
guest at O surprise birthday party
given at the home of Miss Ada Fer
guson of WATERFOWL avenue recent
~. Bridge and pinochle were en-
joyed, with Mrs Charles Sasso, Mrs
John A. Ferguson, John Ferguson
and Charles Sasso making high
score. Consolation prizes were CIV
en- Mrs Marion Stocks and Ray
mond Kennedy. The guests We're
Mr. and Mrs George Cogger. Miss
Marjorie Coger, Thomas Cogger,
Mr. and Mrs william Ferguson OF
Hartford, and Mrs Marioan Stocks
of Bristol. Mrs Ada Ferguson. Mrs
| George Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs John
A. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs James
| sasso, Mr. and rms Charles Sasso,
and their son, Mrs Salma Davis,
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Jones. Miss
| Ada Ferguson and Raymond Ken
nedy OF this city, ' "