The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-21

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 Amang the members of the Wa terbury Women's club who will at tend the annual play day of the Connecticut Federation of Wom- ems clubs at New Haven Lawn club the 27th, will be Mrs John C. Bradley, Mrs Herman Rooster, Mrs Andrew c. Campbell, Mrs Morton J. Fogg, Mrs E. Robert Stevenson. Mrs Edgar H. Larkin, Mrs Freder- ick M. Peasley, Mrs Stanley Crater, Mrs Werner Hoffman, Mrs John l.. Geist and Mrs William J. Slator. A feature of the day will be play '"The Adolescent Young" presented by members of the New Haven Womans club. The play Is by Miss Pauline Phelps of Hartford and will have the following cast:
 Mrs Edward E. Hum, state Reynolds Mrs Will N. Thomas, as- sistant state treasurer; Mrs Thom- as Ryley, state chairman of trans portation; Mrs Charles Pickett, Mrs w. J. Nichols, Mrs Frank Smith, Mrs William Hopper, Mrs James r. Todd, county xice- -presi- dent; Mrs Edward Ely, Miss Mary Woodruff and Mrs Frank Davis.
 A reception will be held at 12 o'clock and luncheon is to be at 1. The play and songs by the club chorus of the New Haven Woman's club, Mrs John K. Booth director, will follow. Mrs Ward Church president of the New Haven club will welcome the guests.
 John Draher of Chestnut avenue, was rendered 0 reception at the Rainbow room of the Hotel Wa tiful gift. Entertainment was en- American Fastner company, the occasion being his 18th birthday. The guest of honor was presented with 0 mahogany humidor by the employees of the American Fastner company and with a silver and glass cocktail set by the directors of the company. He also re- ceived a large basket of flowers from the Draher Machine com pany. Mrs Mary lily, twin sis ter of MT Draher also attended the reception. A program of entertain ment was provided during the evening and music for dancing was furnished by an orchestra.
 The guests included: MT and Mrs John Draher. Mir and Mrs A. J. Donahue, MT and Mrs Max Kiess- ling, MT and Mrs Frank Kiessling, MT and Mrs Max Kiessling, Jr, Mrs Mary lily, Mrs Bowling, Mrs Zenks of New York and Misses Alice Carroll, Margaret Wiehm, Iloln, Sr,ith yNa1ch nnrts Cromier, Concetta Forte. Mary erine Bowling, Blanche Gagne, Ar lene Giuber and John .keefe, Otto Sweibel, James Anguiro, Patrick Anguiro, Arthur Cater, Walter Semrow, Charles Nardozzi. Don aid NardoZzi, George Bartlett, Frank Linden, James Ranaudo, Lee Levesque, Carl Kiessling, Adolph Kreigcr, Albert Kunkel, Ernest Conte, Herman Ruegg, John Gou- let, William Ruck and George Morrow.
 Members of the new organiZa- tion which is being formed by the wives of the local letter carriers and which is to be known as the Ladies' Auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers, will sponsor a card party on Tuesday evening, January 26th, at o'clock at the Women's Relief Corp rooms on Bank street. Mrs William l.. Clarke is chairman of the commit tee in charge and will be assisted by Mrs Henry Pensel and Mrs Thomas kearney. All card games will be played and prizes will be awarded to those making high scores at each table. A large at tendance is expected as much in- terest has been shown in the for nation of the new organization.
 MT and Mrs Samuel Holczar of Columbia boulevard were ten- dered a reception at their home last evening by a group of their friends, the occasion being their 25th we'd ding anniversary. The guests of honor were presented with q beau ful gift. Entertainment was en- joyed and turkey supper was served. Those attending were Mir and Mrs Bernard Seligson, MT and Mrs Louis Liebeskind, MT and Mrs Louis Simmons, MT and Mrs Jo- seDh Levin, MT and Mrs Samson Holczar, MT and Mrs Alex Bush of Meriden and Mrs Raymond Spearo.
 Several local people attended the wedding of Miss Grace Anthony, daughter of MT and Mrs William Anthony of Spear street, Torring- ton and Michael A. Calo, son of MT and Mrs Joseph CalO of South Leonard street which took place Wednesday morning at o'clock at St. Francis church in Torrington. Rev John Fay officiated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The bride had as her only attendant. her sister, Miss Ann Anthony and John Delane of Torrington was the best man. A specialmusical pro- gram was rendered by Miss Julia Carroll, organist and William Koury, violinist. ..
 The bride wore n froek of flesh tone lace and picture hat of vel vet in corresponding shade. She carried n bridal bouquet of But terfiy roses. The maid of honor was attired in frock of brown transparent velvet and wore q hat