The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-16

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 Miss Frances Mason, daughter oi Mrs C.. w. Mason, of Washington Conn, has been appointed chair. man of the reception committed for the Senior Tea Dance of Will liam Smith College, which Is to be held in April.
 Mrs. Louis V. Laun, regent of Melicent Porter chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution and Mrs Robert s. Walker, Mrs Rob- ert w. Dean and Mrs Frederick c. Marggraff, delegates will go to Bridgeport to-day to attend the an- nual conference of the Connecticut D. A. R., which opens to-day at the Stratfield and continues through to .mororw. Mrs Louis von Lott. Mrs William H. Callan and Mrs William R. Grierson will be alter- mates.
 Mrs William J. Munson, Mrs r. B. Randall and Mrs F. F. Eisen- winter of Watertown are delegates from the Sarah Trumbull chapter of Watertown and Mrs Karl Win ter, Mrs r. B. Hudson, Mrs Eu- gene H. Lamphier, Mrs Frederick Camp, Mrs Pearl Skilton, Mrs Har- ry Atwood Mrs George A. Lam- phier and Miss Ella Lockwood are alternates.
 The Beth Fl Sisterhood held their regular monthly meeting oi the board of directors at the vestry room yesterday with Mrs Saul Rhodes presiding. The hostesses for | the month, Mrs J. k. Jennes, Mrs
 Harry Brenncr, Mrs Morris GrineI and Mrs M. D. Berman announced | that final plans are being ccmple. ted for the night club supper and dance to be given on Sunday March o7. -On Sunday afternoon March 20, the Sisterhood will be hostesses to the parents and friends of the children of the Sunday school when they present q play at Q o'clock. Mrs Morris Greenblatt Mrs Benjamin Robb, and Mrs Louis Weinberg, hostesses for April will be in charge of the next meet. Ting to be held on Tuesday, April 5, at 9 o'clock. Mrs Joseph Heil- perm of Hartford will be the guest speaker. Mrs Morris Silverman wife of Rabbi Silverman of Eman- ,,ef synagogue will also head the delegation. It will be closed meet ing. @} About eight live tables were In play at the bridge and Fashion Show given last evening by the Gamma Chapter of Pi omicron Sorority at the Waterbury Womens club. Re- treatments were served and prizes of vanity cases were awarded for high score at each table.
 In the fashion show models Of spring suits, sports wear. afternoon dress and wraps and evening clothes were exhibited. The models included: Misses Dorothy Kelsey and Jean Warner of this city and the following members of the Pi Omicron Sorority, Miss Dorothy Guiifoile. Alice Fox, Hazel Bird sail, Virginia White and Marjorie White. Miss Marjorie White. now of Boston was the organizer of the local chapter. Mss Margaret Preusser also of Boston and one of the national secretaries attend ed. A talk was also given on the prevailing modes of hairdressing and the influence of present day fashions upon the coiffure.
 Vocal entertainment was fur- nished by the Happy Trio of Nau- gatuck and a musical program was also given by Sclullo's orchestra. The stage was tastefully decorated with palms and ferns.
 Miss Marjorie White gave e brief talk in appreciation for the CO., , operation of the public in the first event to be sponsored by the P' Omicron sorority In this city.
 Mrs Hattie Hills entertained at a party at her home recently in honor of her daughter. Mrs Stanley Stasaitis. the occasion being her third wedding anniversary. The rooms were decorated In st Patrick's day colors. Entertain ment was enjoyed and delicious luncheon was served. Those pres- ent were: MT and Mrs Clarence Petrauskas. Mrs A. Goldsmith. Mrs J. L. Sofleld, Mrs Lyda Fleming, Mrs Viola Crosse of Oakville. Will liam and Curtiss Hills of New Mill ford. MT and Mrs Starr Barrow. of Westport, Mrs Irene Shepherd, Mrs Jeanette Doty. Mrs William Pen- field of Bridgeport, Misses Anne Stasaitis, Albina Gervickas, Isa- belle Gervickas. Stanley Slapikas. Charles Stasaitis. Hazel Hills, Mrs Hattie Hills and MT and Mrs Stan- ley Stasaitis.
 A surprise farewell party was given in honor of Mrs Karl Maier of Sylvan avenue, Saturday eve ming by number of relatives and friends. Mrs. Maier sails for Ger many April on the S. s. Europa for a few months visit with her parents. She was presented with a brown leather travelling bag and a crystal necklace. Those attending were MT and Mrs Gustave Schaak. MT and Mrs John Maier, MT and Mrs Louis Maier, MT and Mrs Gustave Maier of Kensington: MT and Mrs Gustave Lotz of Newing- ton, Mir and Mrs August Franck, Mir and Mrs Joseph Moss, Mrs Mary Herrimann and MT and Mrs Karl Maier.
 An interclass competition in na- tural dancing, held in Knowlton salon at Connecticut college, New London. on Thursday, was won by the senior class. Second place was won by the sophomore class and third by the freshmen. The Judging was on rhythm. line and control. An exhibition of natural dancing will be presented Friday evening. Miss Margaret Mills. daughter of Mir and Mrs Robert Mills of Rel. sey street was one of the juniors competing.
 Misses Alice Sullivan and Margaret Lowery of Watertown have re- turned after months stay in Florida.
 The regular meeting of the Merry Sewing Circle will be held this evening at the home Of Miss Margaret sumier at o'clock.