The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-19
Madeline Wallace Was Entertained
 Last EUening

en in honor of Miss Madeline Wai- lace. daughter of Mrs Frank Wal lace of Oakland avenue, last night at Sandy Beach Lodge, Lake Quas- sapaug by a group of employees of the Southern New England Tele-
 phone Company. Miss Wallace's
 marriage to Walter Somerville. son
 of John Somerville of Hillside ave-
 nue, will take place July 26 at St
 Margaret's church. Among those
 present last night were: The Miss
 es Louise Morris, Mary Morgan,
 Katherine Keough, Anne Riley,
 Nora Sheehan, Mary Maher, Mary Bannon, Minnie. Ryan,. Mary Shee- han, Alice Lynch, Maud King,
 Mildred Hayes, Helen Egan, Mar
 garet McEvoy, Mary Hartigan. Margaret Grifith, Margaret Healey. Emi1ene Cook, Monica Schwartz. Marion McKeever, Viola Flower.
 Mae Allen, Marguerite Greaney. Rita Savers. Mary Hungerville,
 Bertha Fox. Katherine McKenna.
 Mrs Ambrose Guilfoile, Mrs Harold Ford, Mrs Thomas Cunningham,
 Mrs Robert Curry. Mrs Anna Kei-
 del, Mrs Earl McWhirter, Mrs
 Nora McKenna, Mrs John McKcn-
 ma, Miss Katherine McKenna, Mrs William Sheehy, Mrs Elmer Libby.
 Miss Jean Curran of Scarsdale, N.
 Y., and the. Misses Margaret and Madeline F. Wallace. Entertain
 ment was furnished by three Elks' club minstre1s accompanied by Eugene Oviatt at the piano. Miss Wallace received many personal and linen gifts.
 Captain and Mrs James Walsh and family have returned to their home on Waterville street, after a visit to. Norwich and Watch Hill. MT and Mrs George Bowling of Wyman street, are entertaining MT and Mrs Ralph Schaeffer of De- troit, Mich. Mrs Schaeffer is a sister of Mrs Bowling and for mer resident of this city.
 ProfeSsor Eugene Rieheme, treasurer of the Swiss Olympic commission, was the dinner guest yesterday at the home of MT and Mrs Leon Bucks of 281 Bradley avenue. Professor Rieheme Is from 1 Neufchatel, Swift zerlapd. Other guests present were Roland Bucks. Clemence Bucks, Lillian Bucks, MT
 and Mrs Maurice. Bucks, MT and | Mrs Ulysses Bucks, Mrs Hans Ras-
 mussen and MT and Mrs Floyd Rasmussen.
 Edward Graham of Harvard
 street, is spending vacation at | Long Island.
 MT and Mrs F. Frederick Col | lins of 24 Shelter street were guests of relatives at Otsego lake
 in Cooperstown, N. Y., for week. l Santa Maria circle, Daughters l of Isabella, will hold their July
 meeting tomorrow night in Hiber-
 nian hall.
 Miss Helen Skipp of Country Club road and Miss Agnes Wood | of Walnut street have returned from two weeks vacation at Mis-
 quanicutt, R. I.
 The Misses Katharaine and Ce- | cilia Jackson of Willow street, 1 Helen Brennan of Willow street and Helen Moore of Euclid avenue.
 left on motor trip yesterday to l Murray Bay, Canada and the | Gaspe Peninsula, returning by New
 Brunswick and Maine.
 Mrs T. F. O'Donnell of South
 Main street entertained the Pro- gressive card club at her summer l home Cedarland, Southbury last
 evening. A delicious supper was served and bridge was played.
 Those attending were Mrs A. J. Kennedy, Mrs Joseph Mulligan,
 Mrs Walter Meehan. Mrs Catherine Hahn, Mrs F. x. Bergen. Miss Jane l Casey, Mrs H. A. Hayden and Mrs
 T. F-D'Donnell.
 | MT and Mrs Charles Earth of Washington street with their son
 Raymond are spending the summer
 at their home in Cedarland. South
 bury. Wallace Girourd of sylvan ave- i~nue is spending his vacation at
 Bayview.
 Mrs Janet Rice was elected del- l egate to Sacramento, Cal and Miss | Helen Shanahan alternate at a meeting of Lieutenant Shea Auxil- iary V. F. w. last evening. Mrs Rice is president of the local aux