The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-26
;: Society Nezcy; Jottings, Coming Evemts ::

The Women's Get Together club
Of the Second Congregational
church will conduct a hash and
pancake supper on March Bird al
the parish hall. Following the sup
per card playing will be enjoyed.
Mrs Mort Chapman is general
chairman OF the arrangements and
the table committee includes Mrs
Frank Hallock, chairman. Mrs
Louis Won Lott, Mrs John Brown,
Mrs William Barnes, Mrs Oscar
Van Ward and Mrs Walter Jaeger.
Those In charge of the kitchen
are: Mrs Mort Chapman, Mrs Harry
Waterworth, Mrs Joe Smith, Mrs
Frederick Hamm, Mrs John Brown,
Mrs Harold Fogg and the pur-
chasing committee includes: Mrs
Arthur Nichols and Mrs Conner
Lewis. The card playing will be
in charge OF Mrs Louis Won Lott
and Mrs Harold Fogg. Mrs Louis
Osterander and Mrs Conner Lewis
will be hostesses for the affair.
A fund to be used eventually to
provide scholarships for daughters
of Connecticut. college graduates
has been started by the college
alumnae association. A gift of
$500 from the class of 1892 which
will join the growing ranks of the
alumnae in June and a gift from
the class of 1929 of $239.90 the
entire balance in its treasury,
form the nucleus OF the fund.
AS the first class graduated from
Connecticut college in 1929 there
are as yet no alumrae with daugh-
ters of college age. For the pres
ent, therefore, the interest on the
money will be used for scholar
ships wherever they are needed.
Members of the Connecticut Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs were
assigned a definite task under the
Connecticut Unemployment commits
sion at meeting held Wednesday
at the New Haven Women's club
house. The survey of unemploy- |
ment being made by the commits
sion will be carried on in the small |
communities by volunteer workers |
recruited from the women's clubs |
who will interview employers of
five or more persons. The survey |
covers every type of business and
social enterprises and must be con- |
Quoted by personal interview to col |
lect specific information. Each club |
located in the small towns will sys- |
tematically work out the plan out |
lined by the research department |
of the commission under Miss Flea |
nor Little of New Haven, chairman |
of the research department, Mrs |
Robert +. Gadd, state president, |
presided at the meeting. Mrs Fred |
eric Bricklemaires of West Hart |
ford was appointed chairman Of |
the committee Of Guild Welfare |
and announcement of the accept |
ance of DR. Katherine Blunt, presi- |
dent of Connecticut College of the |
Craftsmanship Of the department of |
education of the New England |
council Of the federation, was an
nounced by the state secretary, Mrs |
Wayne C. Smith of Meriden.
April 26, 81, % were the dates |
for the annual meeting |
of the Connecticut Federation and
the place will be the Hotel Bond, |
Hartford. The Southington Wo-
mems club was accepted into men, |
bership in the fedreation. Prizes !
were offered for county chairmen
bringing in the greatest number Of |
new clubs during the coming year |
and for the best one-act play writ
ten by member.
Miss KLEIN Kennedy. daughter |
OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph Kennedy |
of Crescent street and Miss Mary |
DAILY, daughter Of Mrs Anna DAILY !
of South Elm street are among
the local students who received
honors at the close Of the first
semester at Albertus Magnus Col
lege. Miss Kennedy is a member
of the senior class and Miss DAILY
is member of the sophomore
class.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. 3. Lane of Pine
street are spending few days in
New York where they are regis
tered at the Ambassador hotel.
Mrs Robert Hill Leach of Eu-
cid avenue is registered at the
Roosevelt hotel in New York city
for a few days.