The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-03


 Ie is chairman of the arrangements be given Wednesday, December 2S, Try Chapter, College of St Elizabeth. Mrs Frank E. Warner and Mrs Arthur B. Howes will preside at the tea table for the Tuesday tea at the Waterbury Women's' club. December 6. Mrs Ernest l.. Clyde will have charge of the tea and will be assisted by Mrs Herbert Fenn. Mrs George M. Grant, Mrs Burton Hine, Mrs E. w. Hitchcock. Mrs k. R. Harrison, Mrs George W. Noel Ter, Mrs Richard A. Mueller, Mrs Frank w. Ineson, Mrs Jesse tB. Kelsey, Mrs David H. Coe and Mrs DeWayne l.. France.
 The current events committee of which Mrs J. Russell Putnam IS chairman, will receive. The mem bers are Mrs John F. Clark, Mrs Charles R. Hine, Mrs James n. Morsehead, Mrs James A Burns. Miss Nellie B. Downes and Mrs Charles Wintermute. This com- mittee has arranged a program in which Miss Doris Haywood will re- cite: Miss Jacqueline Stills will dance and John Clark will play the saxophone. Miss Bernice Norton will accompany Miss Silis and Mrs William Warrington, MT Clark.
 The Tuesday teas are under the general chairmanship of Mrs | George M. Grant who is assisted by
 Mrs William K. Simpson, Mrs Kay O. Palmer and Mrs Wallace o. \ Husted. Tea is served In the lounge l and bridge will be arranged for those who wish to play. Mrs Wil- liam sherman Smith is chairman of this committee which includes Mrs George A. Baronian, Mrs Frank N. Hess. Mrs David H. Coe. Mrs Louis H. Lougee, Mrs R. D. Schro- eder. Mrs Frederick "A. stewart. Mrs M. H. Toomey and Mrs Fred A. Jackie.
 E The employees of the Waterbury office of the Postal Telegraph com pany entertained officials and em- ployes of the Postol Telegraph from New York; Bridgeport, Hart ford, New Haven. New Britain, Meriden, Torrington, Thursday evening. A dinner and a business meeting was followed by general entertainment and dancing. Those present were: General Manager w. 6. Daviet, Superintendent P. s. Durgin of New York. From Bridgeport, J V. Donahue, man. ager. Harold D. Barnum, Les Bur dge. Catherine Hickey, Ann N. |'Zimma, Marion Josephson, Loretta n. Blansfield, Michael Fetcho; from Hartford. R. H. Mason, man. ager, May Gaudreau, Jessie Sodof- sky, Rachel Connor. Florence Casey. Della Hayes. D. Zito, D. Corning. J. B. Murphy, ". H Lindblom, Frances Powers, Sophie Leffler, John Banyan, Blanche Lurand and Lucy Vernile; New Britain, R. l.. Trudell, manager, c. |Maranzena; New Haven, William Al. Kenny, manager, John T. Gun ther, Florence Gasoline, Myrtle Rasmussen, Mary Prokopas and R. Herzog; the local force included Peter Zachares, manager, Margaret Scannell, Mary Mansfield, Mary Wallace, Josephine Sullivan, James Sullivan, John McKenna. Robert Daly, Vincent Wallace, William O'Conniell. The guests were: Mrs Mrs P Zachares. Irene Zachares. Helen Zachares, Peter Zachares, Jr. and Miss Josephine McIllory. Mrs Harry H. Heminway of Wa tertown will entertain the members of the Sarah Whitman Trumbull of Watertown at their December meeting on Thursday afternoon. speak on "Reminiscences of Schoolmaster's Wife," Assisting Mrs Heminway as hostess will be Daniel Hull, Mrs E D. Eisenwinter, Mrs Kari Winter, Mrs George Smith and Miss Marion Scoville.
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 The following from this city have been stopping at the Hotel Picca- dilly of New York city, John Dil- Ion, MT and Mrs Robert Adams. Al Bayleis and MT and Mrs Al Fusoni.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Fisher of Merion, Pa, announce the engage mcnt of their daughter. Miss Mar garet Nelson Fisher. to Germain Adams Hubby, son of MT and Mrs Frank. Winfield Hubby of New York city. Miss Fisher attended st. Timothy's school. Baltimore, and made her debut in 1880. She is a member of the Junior League.
 Mir Hubby is a graduate of Hotchkiss school and Yale univer- sity. He is member of eta Psi and the Yale club of New York, and is associated with the Fidu- ciary Trust company in New York.
 The East Farm Community club held a meeting last night at the school house when reports of the Thanksgiving dance were read. A social hour was enjoyed following the meeting which was presided over by the president. Mrs Albert Ascott.
 A successful dance program dance was sponsored by Francis Austin and Arthur Hard Thursday | evening at the Watertown Commit nlty hall. Decorations for the affair were of a yellow and bluc motif with colorful lighting effects. | About 70 couple attended.