The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-11
TURKEY SUPPER l WAS BIG SUCCESS
Ladies of St Margarefs Parish Gave Affair at
 the WOmlen's Club
OVER 1000 ATTENDED

The turkey supper for the bene> it Of St Margaret's church which was held last night ct the water bury Women's. club was attended by over a thousand people of the city, including memberp of the parish and others from all over the city. Many clergy from the city, including Rev Edward Bren- nan, pastor of St Margaret's Rev Peter Daly and Rev James w. Roche, assistants, were present. The supper lasted from to 8 with a continuous patronage be- ginning promptly at { o'clock.
 At six o'clock the hall was filled to capacity and those assisting in the serving of the supper were kept busy. The following committees and assistants were responsible through their efforts for the suc- cess of the affair:
 | Mrs Thomas F. Delaney, chair man. general supper arrangements, Mrs Hugh Murphy, tickets: Mrs Margaret. F. Smith, funds; Mrs George Bowling, tables and service Mrs John Hennessey, Mrs William J. Mc0rath, Mrs Michael Whelan. Mrs George Deconnick, provisions, Hostesses: Mrs James Magner and publicity, Miss Margaret Maloney. Assisting Mrs Murphy on the ticket committee were Miss Ger trude Foley, Mrs Patrick Fla1erty, Hyland, Miss Marie Kilbride, Miss Mary Delaney, Mrs Edward Far ley, the Misses Mary and Gertrude Ya1 1at Mfoa Me DnhfnoAn Mpn Maurice Wrenn, Mrs William Guil- foile, the Misses Bessie and Made line Short, Mrs Robert Bolan, Miss Josephine Connor, Miss Florence Brennan, Mrs John Riordan, Miss Helen Murnane, Mrs Della Miller ick, Mrs James Bolan and Miss Gertrude Tehan.
 Mrs Smith was assisted on the funds committee by Miss Anna E. Elannery, Mrs Dennis Delaney. Mrs Michael Whelan, Mrs George
 Decnnick. Mrs Frank Hyland, garet Delaney, Mrs Vincent Scully, erick Reuter-, Mrs Joseph R.. Wolff, Miss Marion Austin, Miss Ruth Keenan,, Mrs Charles Synott, Miss Margaret Kieley, Mrs Ed- ward Brennan, Miss Helen Shana- han, Mrs John Joy, Mrs James Martone, Mrs Patrick Flaherty. Miss Gertrude Tehan, Mrs l.. c. Traver, Mrs James Quinn, Mrs William O'Keefe, Miss Katherine Riordan, Mrs William Hennessey, Mrs Della Millerick, Miss Anne Toomey, Miss Mary Behan, Miss Eleanor Behan, Mrs James Bolan, Mrs William Dunphy and Miss Maureen Slavin.
 Mrs Downey was assisted on the table and service committee by Mrs Frank LeFleur, Mrs Lyle Traver, Mrs John Barry, Mrs Peter Riordan, Mrs John Ennis, Mrs John Honan, Mrs Joseph Bollard. and Mrs James Martone.
 Mrs Delaney was assisted on the general supper and provision committee by Mrs Mary Shea, Mrs John Dunn, Mrs M. A. Maloney, Mrs Hugh Murphy, Mrs M. Whe- Ian, Mrs c. Deconnick, Mrs Joseph McNellis, Mrs T. Schutz, Miss Grace walsh, Mrs Margaret Sulli- van, Mrs J. Canning, Mrs D. Mill lerick, Mrs P. F. Bergin, Mrs M. Kerwin, Mrs R. Downey, Miss Anna LeRoy, Mrs William Me- Grath, Mrs Arthur Cleveland, Mrs Mary Sorrell, Miss Mary Real, Mrs J. Hennessy, Miss Grace Daly, Miss Winifred Dugay, Mrs J. Burns, Miss Rosemary Foley, Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Helen Flaherty. Mrs William Darlington, Miss Bertha Fox, Miss Emily Roche, Miss Lor- etta Skelly, Mrs George Bowling. Mrs Frank Hyland, Mrs James Quinn, Mrs Bernard Hanlon, Mrs Dennis Delaney, Mrs Charles Ferry. Mrs James Bigam, Mrs Catherine Deegan, Mrs Walter Geraghty, Mrs J. Driscoll. Mrs J. O'Keefe, Mrs T. Riordan, Mrs M. Greaney and Mrs P. F. Hyland.
 Dr Heinrich Dehmel who opened