The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-25
Mrs samuel A. Chase of Crescent

Mrs samuel A. Chase of Crescent street was reelected first vice-pres- dent of the Connecticut state Fed- eration of Temple sisterho oods at the 10th annual meeting at the Race Brook Country Club In New Haven, Monday. The federation members were welcomed to New Haven by Mrs William Buxbeaum of the New Haven sisterhood. During the morn ing the results of m essay contest for children of the seventh and eighth grades of the religious schools was announced. Mrs Ja- cob schcenfeld of Hartford read q paper on r"The Ideal Slsterhood" and discussion followed. Mrs Buxbeaum presided at the lunch. con nnd Rabbi Albert l.. Martin of Bridgeport asked the blessing. In the afternoon Rabbi William Ros- enbloom of Temple Israel, New York, spoke on extension work and Rabbi Jacob Pollack of tho North. east Regional, and Mrs Rose D. Feuerlicht of Temple Israel, Bos- ton, discussed the same subject. Benediction was given by Rabbi 1s- adore Breslau of the local Temple Israel. other officers elected wore: president, Mrs Abraham j. Field. man of Hartford; second vice-pres. ident, Mrs Robert b. Hyman, New Haven; third vice. president. Mrs Charles Brody, Bridgeport; record Ing secretary, Mrs Arthur Well. New Haven; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs Bertha U. Bauer, Hart. ford; treasurer, Mrs Samuel Buff ferd, Torrington; auditor, Mrs Mey. CT B. Erlanger of Calumet street.
 Mrs Frederick s. Chase of Grove street, president and her assisting staff were reelected officers of tho Waterbury Alliance Francaise at the annual meeting held on Mon. day at the home of Mrs William Henry White of Middlebury. Other officers include first vice. presid ent, Mrs Willis M. Hall; second vice. president, Mrs Bonnet Bronson; sec retary, Mile Anne Metz, assistant secretary, Mrs Edward Terrence; |; treasurer. Miss Margery K. Hay. den; council, Mrs Goodrich T. Smith, Mrs Edwin C. Northrop, Mrs Elton $. Wayland, Mrs George A. Goss, Mrs Walter D. Makepeace and Miss z Elizabeth White. Miss 'White and Mrs Makepeace are two new members, replacing Mrs Hugh l.. Thompson and Mrs Fred Wooster. Following the business . musical program was presented by Mrs Weston M. Jenks, pianist and Mrs Goodrich f. smith, soioist. Tea was served. with Mrs Richard D. Ely and Mrs John S. Dye assisting Mrs White ns h0stcsses. There were over 30 present. f
 Miss Bernlce Flanagan waS host ess Ut q bridge party at, her home on Superior avenue Monday even- ing. Her guests wore misses Claire Butler, Margaret Kelly, Betty Lee. ney, Margaret Carroll, Eleanor Hee ney. Murial Heeney. and Bernice Flanagan. I i,l.i ! Tho first annual banquet of the Jolly Get Together Fridge club wal hoid on Saturday evening at the Hilltop club royal in Waliingford. Entertainment was enioyed thro- ughout tho evening and q chicken dinner was served. Those attending included Jcannotte Hart. John Farrell; Lillian Cunningha George Laskts, Ann Laskas, Michael DiCorpo; Olive Hamilton, John J. Barbieri; Kae T. Dineon, John T. McHale; Mildred Sack, Marlin Stock; Mary A. Murphy, Matthew J. Geghan; Alice shorelus, Ted Darlington; Mary A. Dineen. James Cooke; Bessie Flynn, Joseph Bagley; Ann Wilson, Kenneth Irish- CT; Gladys Druzinski, George Riley; and Mary Daiy and George suiii- van. i