The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-09

The quarterly meeting or the NeW Haven county League of Women Voters will be held on Tuesday the 18th ut Library hall, Main street square In Wallingford, Mss Marion F. Whitney, county chairman of education will be lender. The pros gram k us fololws: 10;30 q. m., business meeting; ll:30 n, m,, dis cussion on the udjustment between tionnaire; l2:30 D. mn luncheon at the Methodist church; l;30 D. m,, Miss Margaret Brldgers, visiting teacher of Norwich, speaker, with "rho Visiting Teacher; DO We Need Herr, How Can She Help Us?" as topics. Luncheon reservations may be made with Mrs Delevnn Ives, East Farms. Wallingford not later than Saturday the 9th.
 The Trinity College club Of New Haven will give it's annual bridge tea In the New Haven Lawn club this afternoon. Tho hostesses will include Miss Genevievc BeautoE, chairman; Miss Irene Cooney, Miss Catherine Delaney, Mss Gertrude quinn, Mss Mary Bcgg Of Water bury, Mss Helen Maher, and Mrs Ralph Walker. The visiting Trim ity Alumnac, assisting the hostessos Include; Mrs John Duly of Naugn- tuck, Miss Elizabeth Murphy of Middletown, Mss Mary Brennan and Mss Margaret Newell of Mount Vernon. N. r., Miss Anne Kllday of Stamford, and Mss Cath orino Callahan of Seymour.
 Additional reservations for the party have been made by; Mrs John MeKeon, Mrs Francis Reilly, Mrs j, j, Cohanc, Miss Helen Moran, Mss Katherine Grace, Mrs Clarence Willard, Mrs ], w, Bow man, Mrs Kovln kccgan, Miss Helen Slsk, MiS Anna ltourke, Mss Marjorie Hogan, Mss Annn l Carey, Mss Catherine lallS, Mrs P, j, Richardson, nnd M lss Mary Ma crvations include; Mrs Thomas r. Nolan, Mrs D. T, Harrington, Jr. and Miss Alice Walsh; from Nnug. ntuck. Mrs Harry Peterson, Mrs John Kinney, Mrs Edward Me-
 Grath, Mss Collottc Daily. from seymour. Mss Mary McNerney and Mss Josephine Howard; from
 Branford. Mrs F. |, Kinney, and
 from Mlddletown, Mrs James Mur- phy and Miss Gertrude Murphy.
 Mss Marie Rtuccl of Burton street entertained at IL party at her home recently, Dancing and games were enjoyed and q dcll- Clous luncheon was served The guests included; Misses Constance Christlana, Rita Flohcrty. Bertha Flaherty. Alice Stephenisky, I.ll-
 Han Smith, Lillian Mccoy, Helen IArkin, Mario Ritucci and Vernon | Wade, John Carolan, Chris De-
 lancy, Raymond 1Iolcombe, Robert McNeilly, Thomas Rhinchart, James Little, Russell Bass, Leo AL lard, Douglas Haven, Nicholas lH- tucci and Louis Ritucci,
 Announcement Is made by MT and Mrsc Leon Evan Thomas of Reading, Pa, of the engagement of their elder daughter, Miss Kath- erine Barbey Thomas, to Fletcher
 F. Nyce, of Boston, son of the late Mir and Mrs Fletcher E. Nyce, of Reading. Miss Thomas
 was graduated from Westover | school and ise member of the Junior league. Her sister, Miss Mary Thomas one of the seasons
 debutantes, is also a Westover graduate, Mir Nyce went to An dover and was graduated from | Yale in 1930. He is now with the | firm of Scudder, Stevens X Clark
 in Boston. No date has been set
 for the wedding.
 The Connecticut State Federation of Music clubs will give luncheon at the Stratfield hotel in Bridgeport this afternoon at 1 o'clock in honor of the donor of the prize for the state song competition, Mrs George Hale of Providence, R. l.; the com poser of the song. Clayton Hotch- kiss of stamford; Mrs Emily Roose- welt Cook of Stamford, director and Miss Belle Loper Slater of New Haven. national chairman of junior clubs contests. The presidents of the state federation of music clubs, are in charge of the arrangements for the luncheon with Mrs William Grant of Stamford as the chair man of the committee. Mrs Edwin II. Jones of Windsor street. Mrs John W. Fruin of Oakland avenue, Mrs C. Walter Johnson of Torring- ion are members of her committee. Immediately following the lunch con there will be a musical prO- gram which will be given by three members of the State Federation of Music clubs, Mrs Marjorie soper Nuhn. soprano; Miss Mabel Beegan, yioiiDlst and Esther Burns Taylor, cOntralto. Mrs Hale, president Of the Plymouth district, which In- eiudes all the New England states, offered inc prize for ibe song in
 memory of her mother. Mrs Mary coos Rimball q natIve Of c0nnectI. cut. The song. for which Mir Hotch- kifs wrote both music and the words. won over those Of several competitors. The clubs will try e haze if ascepiea hs the ofiieIal sfate