The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-20

Mrs Julius B. Smith of Bucking- | ham street, who is spending the
 summer at Madison, Is a member of
 the transportation committee as-
 sisting for the flower show to be | given on Thursday, September l, by the Garden club of Madison at
 the Hand high school. Special arr
 engagements will be featured among
 them being; arrangements for veg
 etables, or vegetables and small fruit in a medium sized bowl or | tray; geraniums, only, in pottery containers and white flowers in
 white containers.
 Mir and Mrs Orson B. Powers of Watertown left recently to reside | in St Paul, Minn. Mrs Powers is member of the Junior league. Mir and Mrs Louis Gilbert of Giles street, were rendered q sur
 prise party at the home of Mrs Margaret Barry, Baldwin street, Watertown, recently at which about 75 guests congratulated them up- on their 30th wedding anniversary. They were presented with 1OO- piece dinner set and smoking set. The house was most attractively decorated in colors of green and white. At 4 o'clock dinner was served on the lawn. During the afternoon and evening, swimming, | dancing and games were enjoyed and several vocal selections were rendered by George Brown. Mrs
 Margaret Barry and Mrs John kel-
 ly were the hostesses.
 | Those who attended were: MT and Mrs Richard Demarest, Mrs Margaret Barry, Miss Helen Barry,
 Miss Pegy Barry, Miss Hazel Ran
 som and Joseph Barry of Water town; MT and Mrs Louis Gilbert,
 Mir and Mrs John Kelly. MT and
 Mrs James Caffrey, MT and Mrs
 William Gilbert, Mir and Mrs Da-
 vid Gagne, MT and Mrs Louis Ban net, MT and Mrs Henry Beaulac, Mir and Mrs Donald seaver, Mrs
 Catherine Sullivan. MT and Mrs
 William sheehy, MT and Mrs Fitz-
 patrick, MT and Mrs T. F. Buck
 ley, Mrs Mae Tronjo, Mrs Minnie
 Grove, Miss Margaret Dunn, Miss I Anna Carroll, Miss Tillie Vailonis,
 Miss Anna Dunn, Miss Eileen Scan-
 lon. Miss Catherine Scanlon. Miss
 Eileen Mccarthy, Miss Irene Train
 err. Miss Kathleen Gilbert, Miss Mary K. Daily, Miss Mary Cream. Miss Pegy Fitzpatrick, James Sul-
 livan, Harold Greene, Donald | White, Harold Gilbert, Arthur Gill;
 bert. Paul Beaulac, Kenneth Kelly,
 George Kelly, Peter Dunn, George Brown, Gordon Ranslow, Howard Blondin and Frank Grear of Wa l terbury. MT and Mrs Thomas Carabine, Miss Mary Carabine. Miss Catherine Carabine and Thomas Carabine of Springfield, Mass; MT and Mrs John McEnany, Miss Ca- lista McEnnany, Miss Irene Mc-
 Ennany and John. McEnanny Jr,
 of Terryville, MT and Mrs A. Kline, Mir and Mrs John Bryda of Meri- den. Mfr and Mrs Philip LeMay of Waterville, MT and Mrs Emile Dionne, Mir and Mrs Joseph Dionne, Miss Anna Dionne and Miss Anats Dionne of Bristol. /"
 MT and Mrs J. F. Kenny of East
 Main street entertained at their home recently for their son, James, Jr. who celebrated his third birthday. Those attending were Edward Cream, Lorraine and John Noble, John, Evelyn and Robert Kenny. Joseph Kennedy, James F. Kenny, Jr, Mrs B. Ken ny, Mrs Cornelius Creem. Mrs John Noble. Mrs D. Kenny, Mrs J. T., Kenny, Miss Elizabeth Rig ney, Mrs K. Kennedy and Mrs Stephen Egan.
 .'
 Miss Alice Baldwin. daughter of Mir and Mrs Fred Baldwin of Wa tertown, will enter Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs next month. Miss Baldwin was gradu- ated from the Watertown high school.
 t. Mrs Samuel Wylie of Ontario, Canada, is spending month with her sister, Mrs George Crichton and MT Crichton of Bouffard ave- nue.