The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-24
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Miss Helen TesBier or Fiatts Mills entertained the members of the Happy -Go-Lucky Girls at her home on Thursday evening. Miss Lillian vanasse presented humor- ous sketch entitled "The Circus Is in Town" Miss. Tessier's guests were: Doris Brodeur. Alice St Mary, Rolanda Pelletier. Catherine Cook, Lillian Vanasse. simonne Deschene and Alma M. Donais.
 The third and last of the quail fying rounds of the Contract Pair Tournament which is being held under the auspices of the Connec- ticut Bridge League will be played at the Hotel Elton tomorrow at D. m. At the same time final quail lying rounds will be played in Hartford, Bridgeport and New Ha- ven and the names of the 32 cou- ples who have qualified through out the state will be announced.
 These 32 couples will meet in the New Haven Lawn club on the aft ernoon of November 9th, in pre- liminary round which will elimin- ate 16 couples. That night the fin- als will be played and couple win- ming the state title will be award ed a silver trophy. The Connecticut Bridge League is sponsoring the event.
 The following results have been announced for the Friday after noon session of the Elton Contract Club: Mrs A. S. Jourdan, Mrs J. L.. Manherz. 52; Mrs G. Wells, Mrs s. Machmann, 45; Mrs C.. H. Audet, Mrs J. Bronsky, 43, Miss Mary Minnahan, Mrs Harry Parson, 42h
 The standing to date in the Mon- day evening session is as follows: MT and Mrs A. c. Deming. .592; Mrs E. J. Mcdonald, Mrs William J. Dunphy, .556: MT and Mrs Her. man Rehm. .555: B. E. Howarth and H. A. Sexton, .547.
 Nov. IS and 19 have been select ed by Mrs George Hall of Prov idence, R. l., as the dates of the conference of the executive board of the Plymouth District. This an- nouncement was made at an execu- tive board meeting of the Connec- ticut Federation of Music clubs at the Y. M. c. A. in New Haven re- gently with Mrs Edwin H. Jones of Windsor street, the president in charge. The following committee chairman were appointed by Mrs Jones, Connecticut composers, Mrs Charles D. Davis of Bridgeport; choral work, Mrs Robert Rosan of i,,L yfa, nt,,v- ru WiI- liam Grant of Stamford; Contests. Mrs Van Cort Tapp of New Haven; study and education, Mrs Frederick Alice Pratt of Stony Creek; in- dividual members, Mrs Mary Rob- bins of New Haven; clubs, Mrs Wesley Bradley of Cheshire; Jun- for club extension Mrs Frederick Fish of Bridgeport; library exten- sion, Mrs B. w. Ferguson of Dan- bury; music club magazine, Miss Ethel Ziglatzki of Columbia boule- yard; music in religious education, Mrs Joseph Wilson of Hamden; music memory in public schools, J. Henry Hutzel of Bridgeport; ma tional music week chairman Mrs Willard Baldauf of Torrington; past presidents assembly, J. Ed ward Rogers of Stony Creek; print ing, Mrs Clarence Bolmer of New Haven; publicity, Clifford Hotch- kiss of Waterville; senior club ex- tension, Inez Harrison, New Haven top orchestras and ribbon bands, Mrs Dorothy Isborn; special com mittee on book publication, Lewis Graham.
 A bridge for the benefit of the Y. w. H. A. was held at the home of Miss Doreene Rivkin recently. High score was made by Misses Rose Halpern and Evelyn Luck nick. Those present were Misses Gertrude Sundel, Esther Sakalow, Rae Kobotznick, Betty German, Reah Goldberg, Ida Rivkin. Rose Halpern, Evelyn Lucknick, Sue Shulman, Doreene Rivkin. Refresh ments were served later in the evening. Plans were made for Halloween party to be given soon.
 Mir and Mrs Walter Matthews of Glenridge street have been regis tered at Chalfonte Haddon Hall at Atlantic City for a few days.
 The Pi Orhicron met recently at The Elton at which Paul Stoddard read the preface to 1850 on Leaves of Grass' by Walt Whit man. The works of Thomas Moore and Thomas Hood were also read and 6 book review on "The Gods Arrive" by Edith Daniels. Two cur rent events were discussed by Miss es Calista Palmer and Frances Cronin. A report was given on the newly formed dramatic club, ten- tative plans for the winter being discussed by Miss Eleanor Brown. Miss Dorothy Guilfoile, social chairman announced that there would be fashion show and bridge on Nov 4, at the Women's club. Miss Marjorie Snow assists her. There were about 32 present.
 The wedding of Miss Louise Mary Perriello. daughter of MT and Mrs Joseph Perriello of Merline avenue and Michael R. Russo, son of Mir and Mrs John Russo of Congress avenue took place this morning at 9 o. clock at Our Lady of Lourdes church. Rev Joseph Valdambrini officiated at the ceremony. Miss Claire Perriello, sister of the bride. was the maid of honor and Frank Zurlo was best man. The church and chrysanthemums.
 The bride wore a gown of white marillyn crepe Marisheer fashion
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