The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-03

The most important social event Of next week will be the tea and small house dance to be given by Mrs Withrop Bushnell of New Ha- ven in her home Friday for her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Bushnell who will make her formal bow to society at that time. The tea will be from until z o'clock, to be followed by a small house recep- ton at 1 o'clock.
 The debutante Is senior at Smith college, and prepare dat Mrs Days school. Last summer Miss Bushnell studied at the AmeDican school of Fine Arts and Music in Fontainebeau, France. She is the third debutante to be presented this season.
 Mrs Thom Corby of Tudor street entertained at a bridge at her home Thursday evening. The guests present Included the Misses Lillian Kelsey, Phyllis Sirica, Lucille Sirica. Emiline Membrino, Louise Mayo and Mrs Hary De Vorkin.
 The Second company Governors Foot guard will have an informal dance tonight in the lounge rooms in the armory, from until ] o'clock.
 Miss Nora Fauchald, Norwegian American soprano, who will give guests of the Hartford Women's Cls,tx NfnnAnxx oFfarnnnvS nf Os90 o'clock at the club house, received the artists diploma of the Insti- tue of Musical Art with honors. She won the Juliard Foundation scholarship for operatic study in Germany as well as the National Music League auditor contest for appearance with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra in its sta dium concerts. Miss Fauchald has also been soloist with the Mendel- ssohn Glee Club of York and has made two transcontinental tours as soloist with Sousa's Band.
 Miss Fauchald, who resides In .Watertown, has appeared in con- cert in several Connecticut cities as wei as at meetings of state and national organizations, in- cluding the biennial festival of the Norwegian Singers Association of America, the Waterbury Peoples Chorus and the Watertown Choral Union.
 The winter meeting of the New Haven Colony, National Society Of New England Women, will be held Monday in the Isaac D. Hagaman library, East Haven, proceeded by n luncheon at 1 o'clock. and bus mess meeting at 12 o'clock in the Old Stone church. Reservations Tor the luncheon have been received from the following members and guests: Mrs Ward Church, Mrs Ed ward B. Hum, Mrs James H. De- Baum, Mrs Ebert H. Baldwin, Mrs Clarence M. Blair, Mrs Richard Sanders, Mrs Oliver J. Walp, Mrs Clarence 0. Andrew, Mrs Albert Kirtland, Mrs Andrew w. Wilkin, Miss Lottie Street, Mrs Edward D. Allen, Miss Mary Backus, Miss Belle Backus, Mrs Harley Backus, Mrs J. B. Baldwin, Mrs Samuel p. Barney, Mrs Henry w. Beecher. Mrs John R. Booth, Miss Harriet Bristol, Mrs Henry M. Bullard. Mrs George Burton, Mrs John Brewer. Mrs Charles c. Chatfleld, Miss Har- riette Clark, Mrs Louis c. Clarke, Mrs Robert H. Coy, Mrs V. c. Dick inson, Miss Edith Downes, Mrs Charles M. Fabrique, Mrs F. B. Farnsworth, Mrs Edward C.. Fen ton. Mrs A. w. Flint, Mrs George Fulton, Mrs Walter F. Frisbie, Mrs George H. Fyler, Mrs George Fab CT. Miss Elizabeth Gorham, Miss Ella M. Granniss. Mrs George F. Hamilton, Mrs Caroline k. Her man, Mrs Joseph Fl. Hickson, Mrs I,ouise G. Horton, Mrs Walter F. Iudson. Mrs Thomas c. Johnson, Mrs sherman B. Law. Mrs Joel c. Leighton, Mrs Nelson A. Luding- ton, Mrs Clarence IT. Mead, Mrs .Judson M. Minor, Mrs Herbert l.. Moeller, Mrs George V. Moore Mrs John s. osborne, Mrs Robert s. Peabody, Mrs Edward E. Peck. Miss Mary E. .Pinney, Mrs Phillp Pond. Mrs George H. Pond, Mrs Walter Pond, Mrs Walter +. Goocn Mrs Frank s. Payson. Mrs Harry Perry, Mrs Henney. Mrs William Redfield, Mrs Leander J- Russeii, MrS GcOTBc II. SohhhioANo, Harold r. Sperry, Mrs w. H. Stuart Mrs Harry Stewart, Mrs Joseph H. Smith, Mrs Lewis l.. Field, Mrs Arthur T. Nabstedt. Mrs James E, Thomson of tho Vermont Colony; Mrs Lorin II. Weed, Mrs w. H. Will Hams, Mrs Eugene H. White, Mrs Thomas M., Ferguson. Mrs Edward H, Malone, Mrs Minott A. Davis, Mrs r. william Brown, Mrs VII liam H. Brown, Mrs Frank Valen- tine, Miss Jennie Tucker. Mrs Henry c. Tong, Mrs J. Dunlap Beecher, Mrs Judd, Mrs Arthur Tuttle. Mrs D. T. Welch, Mrs Chester Bailey, Mrs George Fifield Mrs Seymour Loomis, Mrs Dennis Blakeslee, Mrs John Evans and Mrs Vernon Hodges.
 Plans are underway for the an- nual ball which is to be given on Friday, January goth by the teach crs' club of Plainville. Mary Agnes of this city has been ap- pointed chairman of the arrange ments committee.
 Miss Katherine Sullivan of Wood lawn Terrace is visiting relatives In Litchield. l