The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-14
Garden Bridge To Be Held Wednesday,
 Weather Permitting

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 The garden bridge for the bene- fit of Sts Peter and Paul church will be held tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 8 D. m,, weather permit ing. at the residence of pr. r. J. Brennan, 77 Englewood avenue. In case of rain tomorrow 1t will take place the following day, Thursday. at the same hours. The Misses Mollie OConnor, Ann Brcn- nan, and Helen Egan arc in charge of arrangements.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Marvin of Tracy avenue entertained for their two nephews, Lester and Nelson Andrews and q group of friends at their summer cottage at Point Beach Friday evening. Dancing and swimming wefe enjoyed and q luncheon was served at late hour. Those attending were: Nora Daley. Ann Martin, Irene Me- Kenna, Grace Kellner. Mary Sul- livan. Mary Kline, Constance Mllli- cent. Grace Sweeney. Angeline Casslmir, Lester. Andrews, Orvillc Roberts. George r. Brown, Gus Gregory, Paul Kline, Joseph Ga brieI, P. Joseph Mango, Nelson Andrews. Joseph Vance and Mir and Mrs Thomas w. Marvin and daughter.
 Miss Mary Shell and Mrs Peter E. Lynch of Oakhill avenue have been spending few days in New York city where they bade bon t. al. Lv- Tzb s. Shell. o. F., who sailed ycster- weeks trip to Europe.
 Miss E. Rita Mccann, n student at the College of St Elizabeth is spending the summer vacation with Walnut street.
 Mrs Mary Cuddy was rendered a farewell party at her home on Wolcott street recently by q num- her four sons will leave in the near future to take up their residence in Providence, R. I. Games, cards joyed and refreshments were beTVcOs luc kuebt Ot uuuOT Whb presented with an electric perco- lator and waffle iron. Those at- tending were: Mrs Mary Cuddy. Mrs John J. Dillon, Mrs Colwell. Mrs Patrick Burke, Mrs William Kopp, Mrs Harry Kilbourne. Sr. Mrs M. Lawton, Mrs Laura Pelle- tier. Mrs Alphonse Pelleticr. Mrs RcisInger. Mrs Shaw. Mrs J. Rompre, Mrs A. Theriault, Mrs Samkey. Mrs Joseph Tobin. and Misses Margaret Dillon. Marjorie Dillon. Anna Colwe)l. Ida Carroll. Elizabeth Bergin, Catherine Der gin. Marjorie Kopp. Margaret Kleinidamn, Maude Hill, Theresa Pellctier. Mildred Whitcman, Laura Tobln. Anna Petijcan. Josephine Ryan and William, Albert, Ray mond and Arthur Cuddy, Walter Cuddy, Carl cuddy. Frederick Col woil. James Burke. Alouis Reising- CT. Paul Shaw, Gerard Rompre. Ar thur Rompre, Adrian Theriault and Frederick Samkcy.
 Mrs Joseph !. Davis. president of the Waterbury League of Wo. men Voters, was one of the speak. UTb Ut tUc 3NGW liAvSu SoohSy nSes- ing to-day Ut the home of Mrs Frederick S. Chase In Middlebury Her subject, based on her attend. ance at the national convention in Detroit in April, was Champaign Issue --ChaIlenging the National Political Parties" Five sub-topics were press, agriculture, labor, bust. ness. and the woman voter. 
 Miss Anna Carroll of Central avenue and her aunt. Mrs Quiiter of Baldwin street and Harold Gil- bert and James .Quilter spent the week end in staten Island visiting Mrs M. Finnegan nnd daughter Virginia who sailed yesterday for Ireland.
 Miss Mildred Aubrey of Grand. view avenue was hostess at q party saturday evening for her guest Miss Betty scaver of Bronxyille, " Y., Il classmate at Middlebury Col. ieEe. Those attending were Misses Patricia Hea1y. Edna Thompson Lois Fitch and Grace Peck.
 Mrand Mrs Patrick s. Bergin and son Edward of Willow street left today to spend a spend few day. in Worcester, Mass, where they will attend the commencement ex- ercises of Holy Cross college. Theii son, stephen F. Bergin will receive his degree at the exercises which will be held tomorrow morning.