The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-03


Misses Mary Gordon and Alice
Hutchinson. daughters of Mr. and
Mrs John M. Hutchinson of Ran
dolph avenue are spending the
school recess and weekend as the
guests of Rev David Hutchinson Of
Broadbrook, Conn.
Miss Helen Burns was hostess at
q surprise party given in honor OF
Miss Adeline Keane at her home
on East Main street recently, the
occasion being her 21st birthday.
The home was attractively deco
rated In q color scheme of blue and
white. Miss Keane was the recipient
Of many beautiful gifts. Those at
tending were Misses Clara and Ed
ma Armstrong, Dorothy Kelly,
Charlotte phelan, Mae Morgan,
Marjorie Donahue, Adeline Keane,
Helen Burns, Mrs Julit Keane, Mrs
Elizabeth Burns, Mrs Bertha Arm
strong and Michael Plunkett, Ed
ward Lawlor, Patrick Keane, Will
liam Armstrong, Vincent Barbiri,
Francis Landry, John Lynch and
Thomas Colbert.
The third series Of contract
bridge tournaments conducted by
Elizabeth Davis will start on Fri
day at the Waterbury Business g.
Professional Women's club In the
large hall on the main floor. These
tournaments are proving very pop
ular inasmuch as both official and
Culbertson systems may be used,
and the best players of Waterbury
and vicinity are represented. Four
top score prizes are awarded at
each session and valuable Trophies
for Anal high scores for the series.
Play starts at p. m, promptly,
preceded by a lesson on contract
bridge at 1880.
Mr. and Mrs William Webster Of
Waterville entertained the men,
bers of the Ever Ready club at
their home recently, the occasion
being Mr. Webster's birthday. En-
tertainment was enjoyed and q
supper was served. Those attend
ing were: Mrs Atherton, Mr. and
Mrs Albert Goodenough, Miss Har-
iret Hendricks, Mrs William Lowe,
Mrs A, Fl. Lane, Mrs +. 4. Lewis,
Mrs Margaret Meyers, Mr. and Mrs
Abraham Mott. Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Smith, Mrs Scoville, Mrs Fred Ter
rell, Mrs L. e. Granger, Mrs Shove,
Mrs G.. d. Hubbell and Mr. and Mrs
Webster.
Mrs Katherine Hutchinson and
daughter, Miss Rose Hutchinson of
| Euclid avenue, are spending q few
days In New York city.
Mrs william Peck of Baldwin
street entertained tho members OF
her bridge club at her home yes
terday afternoon. Those present
were Mrs Burt Surdam, Mrs John
Schaff, Mrs Dennis Mulcahy, Mrs
James Brady, Mrs Frank Beasley,
Mrs C. Nelson Cole and Mrs Floyd
Holden. Mrs Holden and Mrs
Schaff made high score and Mrs
Surdam was winner Of consolation
prize. A lunch was served.
The Soliat club will sponsor q
play and leap year dance this eve
ming at Workmen's Circle. A play,
advertising For A Husband" will
be given with the following men,
bers taking part: Misses Hilda
Kopel, Ann Dickstein, Marion
Dickstein, Rae Kabotznick and
Mitzi Drill. The play is being
coached by Miss Cell Gilden.
Mrs Harold Coleman was hostess
for a meeting of her bridge club at
| her home on Welton street Tuesday
evening, Miss Iva Naylor and Mrs
| Charles Mcdonald were high scor-
ers. Others attending were Mrs
Emile Sportbert. Mrs Thomas
Reilly, Mrs John Reilly, Mrs John
Sullivan. Mrs Ralph Connors and
Mrs. William Reed.
Miss Marion Durkin of Hamilton
avenue, is spending several days
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Eileen Anderson of Water
town avenue is visiting relatives In
| New York for several days.