The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-10
Conn. Congress Of Parent Teachers
 Met Yesterday

f Mrs Leroy Harvey of Fairfield opened her home yesterday for a meeting of the board of managers of the Connecticut Congress of Parents and Teachers. A program for winter activities is being dis cussed. The board members of the association include Mrs Charles Stevens of Middlebury, Mrs James Bolton of New Haven: Mrs c. c. Kilby of Hartford; Mrs / H. A. Crump of Wallingford; Mrs l.. Champlain of Putnam; Mrs W. R. Bowes of Bristol. Mrs Levi L!ttin- colt of Madison; Mrs D. V. How ard of Iverton; Mrs J. E. Hurl- burt of Bridgeport; Mrs William R. McCabe of New Haven; Mrs R. . r. Case. O. Bridgeport; Mrs Samuel Schnee of Fairfield; Mrs Edward Steel of Hartford; Mrs AL fred Lockwood of Riverside, Mrs Benjamin Work of Glastonbury; Mrs R. M. Coggswell of New Haven.
 Mrs Louis Corbit of Bridgeport; :; Mrs J. Wiseltier of Hartford; Mrs Fred Card of Bridgeport; Mrs Frank Reed of Nichols; Mrs George Wood of New Haven; Mrs Leslie Matthews of Bridgeport; Mrs K, L. Messenger of Wethers- field;. Miss Mary Potter of Hart ford; Mrs A. R. Kelt of. .Stratford: Mrs J. C. Kay of Fairfield; Mrs A. c. Sides, of Sport Hill; Miss M. Foley of Hartford; Mrs Albert Smith, of Bridgeport; Dr c. J.. Prohaska of Hartford; Superln- tendant Worcester Warren oi YS nf Hartford; Mrs c. H. Bush of Short quonnock Bridge; E. A., Legg of Hartford; Mrs R. w. Cotton of Hartford; Mrs B. H. Johnson of Hartford. .-,...-. ,....
 Miss D. Hall of Hartford Mrs o. $. Tuthill of Pequonnock Bridge; Mrs R. l.. Hanna of For estvtlle; Mrs l.. B. Tolhurst Of East Hartford: Mrs o. F. Thomp- son of Wallingford; Mrs T. B. Hughes of Deep River; Mrs. A. J.. Kopp of StoninSton; Mrs George Eastman of PIainfield; Mrs l.. E. Watson of New Haven; Mrs R. A. Winslow of Hartford; Miss Ethel Roberts of New Haven, Miss R. Mellor. of New Haven; Dr A. F.. Ingraham of Hart. ord; Miss R. NJ. olson of Hartford: Mrs M. l.. En- lich of Ritchfield; E. l.. Richards of Madison and Mrs T. Merle of Bridgeport.
 The first fall meeting of the Pi 0micron socority was held We'd nesday evening at the Elton with an attendance of over 35 members. Paul Stpddard, director, lead a dis cussion on the. books "On a Piece of Chalk by Thomas Huxley. "To Robert Browning" by Walter Saw age Landor, and "SauT by Rob- ert Browning. The works of Henry Francis Lyte and John Henry Noonan were discussed briefly and for current events the business re- vival and political situation were chosen. Six of the current New York stage successes were out lined. et:
 Miss Virginia Bean, formerly one of the staff of church workers at St Johns church, where she was an assistant to Rev Arthur r. McKenny in the department of re- ligious education, has been ap- pointed to the position of hostess and director of girls activities at St Francis House headquarters for Episcopal students at the Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Madison. Wis, Miss Bean will be remembered as a young woman of attractive per- sonality, who is we'll fitted for such a position. After leaving Waterbury. Miss Bean went to Eyenston. III, to complete her college course at the Northwestern University. ~
 Miss Gertrude Whitcomb of Bridgeton. Maine. is the guest of Mrs Charles Green of Watervillc.