The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15

MlsS telen Wutsn' Mlss Waisi left yesterday for New London where she will be the guest of rel. atives for several days. During the evening games were played and musical program was enjoyed A delicious luncheon was served Among those present were: Misses Margery McGrath, Margaret Dun. phy, Margaret Makonis, Helen and Kay Heffernan, Margaret Geghan Ann Egan, Betty Maher and Al. bert Herbert, Jonh Almond, Johl Howard, Edward Rice, Joseph Cronin, Francis Kane, Edward Stack, John Moore, Kenneth Riley Leon Meehan, Harold, Marie, Mar celia and Joseph Barnes and MI and Mrs Patrick Barnes.
 Miss Betty Schmidt of Nelson avenue was tho guest of honor at party given recently by her cousin, Miss Marie Rosenbeck. The guests includued: Misses Betty Schmidt, Marion Shattuck, Mau. reen Connor. Florence Thorne, Ruth Bradshaw, Isabelle Currie, Betty Currie, Dorothy Engyall, Ma rie Rosenbeck, Christine Chapin. Alice Schmidt, Eunice Palmer, Mir and Mrs Michael Wells and chil- dren, Irma ana Alfonso, Mir and Mrs Hans Schmidt, Mir and Mrs Frank Rosenbeck, Harold Bloom, Richard Rosengrant, Gerald Han- ming, Joseph Binger. Edmund Wilson, Kenneth Beveridge, Walter Cummings, George Gilchrist, Louis Stemm, Rusesll Wilson, Frank Binder and Francis Rosenbeek.
 Miss Lily Larsen of Winsted wis., tied Miss Mary D. Murphy of Wil- low street over the week end,
 Mrs George W. Perry will be chairman with Mrs George II Stoughton as co-chairman of ar. rangements for the annual conven- ton of the Connecticut State Fed eration of Women's Clubs which will be held in Hartford Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, April 26, 27 and 2S. As part of the pro. gram of entertainment the dele. gates will attend q presentation oi "The Requiem" by Verdi, which will be given by the Hartford Ora. torio society on Thursday evening April 2d at the Bushnell Memor. ial.
 The seth annual state conference of the Connecticut Daughters oi the American Revolution will bt held at the Stratfield hotel 1T Bridgeport, Wednesday and Thurs day. The conference will copven' Wednesday afternoon at 1:3( o'clock and will continue througf the following day. Reports o' state officers and state committees will be presented and the officers for the ensuing year elected. Mir John Laidlaw Buel of Litchhelt Is chairman of the nominatlnl , committee. Mrs James V. Reed O. Euclid avenue, former regent O. Melicent Porter chapter, and Mis-. Nettie Smith of Cheshire, regent o the Lady Fenwick chapter, ar, candidates for the office of stat, councillor. Mrs Henry F. Parrot Is general chairman, assisted b. committees from the Milford, Fair field, Westport and Bridgepor
 
 1880 D. m. and luncheon on tn, l7th at 12:30 o'clock will be served at the Stratfieid. A reception vii pected that many will attend in co lonial costume. The speaker at th' banquet will be Rev George JId son and his subject will be "Georg' Washington"
 Miss Pauline Puskas was gues of honor at a surprise birthda! party given recently at the home of Miss Lillian Charbonneau oi Stillson road. The home was at tractively decorated with cut-fiow' CTS together with pink and yellow streamers. A chicken dinner wa. served. Among the' guests were Misses Mary Kalvaite. Irene Char. bonneau, Agnes Asevica, Pauline Puskas, Anna Koopa, Mary Mem. eneca, Jane Skrobles. Lillian Char. bonneau, Agnes Rubas, Anna UT. ban, Josephine Evans, Margie Yonkers, Irene Krjewski, Betty La. Casta, Genevieve Bartanavich, Dor. is Arnold. Catherine Kryjewski Charles Brown. John Sedgwick Peter Grant, Walter Kellar. Joseph Urban. Alfred Charbonneau. Jo. seph Gruskay, Robert Schmidt Arnold O'Shea, Jerome Donald Lawrence O'Shea. George Selves tra, Norman Solden, Peter Char bonneau, Frank Pecker, Joseph Kalvin. Adoiph Grant. MT and Mrs L. Maxes, Mir and Mrs A. Valon- is, Mir and Mrs j.. Skuchkas. Nil and Mrs D. Moore. Mir and Mrs J. Kalvin, Mir and Mrs H. Donleau Mrs D. Charbonneau. Mir and Mrs l.. Charbonneau. Nicholas Latin slsas, Mir and. Mrs G. Grant. Mir and Mrs F. LaCasta and Bronis Ase- viea.
 Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs Joseph Kennedy of Crescent street. and member of the sopohomore class of Alber. tus Magnus college in New Haven has been elected secretary of thf recently formed history club at the college. At a recent meeting oi the organization, Miss Kenned, spoke on the type Of speech which was made nt the League Of Nations Model assembly held at Brown uni. versity in Providence last week. end. Miss Kennedy was an unof. fioiai delegate to the assembly.