The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-30
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Miss Kate ]. Elimarfln. dnuEh- ter of Mrs Mary C. kllmartln of IS State street. Co chairman of the |committee for the Junior Tea dance of the College of st Elizabeth. Convent station. N. J., which will be held In the Waldorf-Astoria ho- tel, New York, Saturday afternoon. January IA. Miss Kilmartin Is studying for the degree of Bachelor of Arts and expects to become a foreign correspondent after gradu- ation.
 A large group of prominent To- cal bridge players entered the tournament of the Waterbury Bridge club, Woodlawn terrace on Monday evening competing for the Bid-Rite trophy. The/scoring was as follows: High: North and South MT and Mrs Warren r. Kaynor, with 110 1-2 match points; and East and West-Mr and Mrs Har- ry Granger with 1O9 match points.
 Runners-up were: North and South-Allen Ruffin and Ivan Coulter, 103; Mrs Paul Hamilton and Frank Smyth, Jr, 102 1-2; Mir and Mrs Frank Miller, 93; and Mir and Mrs Richardson Bronson, 92 1-2; East and West--Mr and Mrs Edwin +. Hunt, 105 1-2; MT and Mrs Charles Durfee 103 1-2; pr and Mrs Goodrich Smith, 102: and Harry Byrnes and Dr Stanley Lund 100 1-2.
 Miss Anna Platt of this city. state president of the Connecticut Business and Professional Women, will preside at the meeting of the state club in Hartford Saturday, December 10 at the Hotel Bond, at which time the Hartford league will be hostess for the quarterly meet ing of the board of directors of the Connecticut Federation of Business and Professional Women's 8 clubs. Members of the board from all the clubs in the state will be present.
 Mrs Daniel Daley, the former Miss Marjorie Morris. was the guest of honor at a kitchen shower giy- en by Mrs Philip Won Tobel of Rosette street in Oakville on Sat- urday night. Games, dancing and music were enjoyed and a buffet supper was served. Miss Florence Thorne played the piano, the Miss es Mary Morgan and Doris Thorne sang and 8 mock wedding was held. Miss Peggy Prager was the bride. Miss Fife Ostrander was the groom Mrs Edward Blade was the minis ter and Mrs Howard Won Tobel was the brides former sweetheart.
 Those attending were Mrs Clar- ence Fitts, Mrs Louis Stemm, Mrs Leon LeClair, Mrs Walter Thorne, Mrs Thaddeus Gilmartin, ST, Mrs Charles Ostrander, Mrs Philip Won Tobel, Mrs John McHugh, Mrs Daniel Daley, Mrs Howard Von To- bel, Mrs Edward Blade, Mrs Arthur Ingraham, Mrs Lawrence Noel, Mrs William Babin, Mrs Charles Olsen and the Misses Thelma Stemm, Shirley Von Tobel. Florence Thorne, Anna Kazlauskas, Moe Me- Hugh, Betty Gilmartin. Helen Fitts, Dorothy West. Mary Horgan, Doris Thorne, Fife Ostrander, Claire Garner, Ruth Fitts, Peggy Drager and Caroline Fitts.
 Fifteen tables of bridge were in play at a bridge tea yesterday aft ernoon by the Beth Fl Sisterhood in honor of Mrs William Greenfield, wife of the new rabbi. Mrs Green field was formally welcomed to the sisterhood on this occasion.
 A party in honor of Harold Walsh of Laurel street, a student at Peekskill Military academy was held recently at the home of Vim cent Kelly of West Main street. Those who attended included: Doris Nelson, Lillian Grant, Ger trude Krause, Kathleen O'Connor, Helen Gelgauda, Mary Lou Par sons. Arthur Mcdonald, Charles O'Connor, Dante Cipriano and Harold Walsh.