The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23

Mir and Mrs John B. Doyle of Walnut street are spending a few days in New York city.
 Miss Cell Gilden presided at the meeting of the Soliat club held Thursday evening at S:30 o'clock at the Hebrew institute. This meet ing was in charge of the cultural committee with Miss Hilda Kopel as chairman. Miss Gilden read an article on "Crime,' continuation of which will be read at the next meeting, occurring on the 28th. The society will make a tour of the Worden milk plant on Tuesday evening and Miss Sue Schulman IS chairman of arrangements. Those who plan 10 make the visit w:ll meet at the home of Miss Marion Frank of Cherry street at o'clock. Various plans were discussed for a novelty leap-year dance and play to be given soon. There were about Is attending the meeting.
 Among the members of the Waterbury Womens club who will attend the annual Play day of the Connecticut Federation of Wo- mems 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 II. Larkin, Mrs Fred erick M. peasley, Mrs Stanley Ora ter, Mrs Werner Hoffman,, Mrs John l.. Geist and Mrs William J. Slator. A feature of the day will be a play "The Adolescent Young presented by members of the New Haven Women's club. The play IS by Miss Pauline Phelps of Hart ford and will have the following cast:
 Mrs Edward E. Hum, state chairman of fine arts, Mrs John 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 b. Todd. county vice-presi- dent; Mrs Edward Ely, Miss Grace Dickerman, Miss Mary Woodruff and Mrs Frank Davis.
 A reception will be held at + o'clock and luncheon Is to be at l.. The play and songs by the cup chorus of the New Haven Womans club, Mrs John R. Booth, director, will follow. Mrs Ward Churcn, president of the New Haven club will welcome the guests.
 MT and Mrs Lewis Fiske of Belle yue street entertained at thef nt n n- day party for their son, John Mar shall Fiske. The home was pretti!y decorated for the event with cut flowers and birthday cake cen tered the table. A musical program and dancing were enjoyed and sup per served. The honor guest was presented with a number of gifts from the guests attending who in- cluded MT and Mrs Charles Russell with their four daughters, Misses Catherine, Lillian, Betty and Janet Russell of Hartford, Mir and Mre Patrick Ford and their daughter. Miss Irene Ford, Raymond Ford, Mir and Mrs Matthew Murphy Misses Gertrude and Ruth Murphy, Edward Murphy, Mrs Bridget White, Joseph White. George Mur- phy, Mir and Mrs James Keno, MES Edward Silbe and her daughter, Joan, and son. John, George Car roll. Raymond Nolan. Louise Fal' cone. Miss Melba Falcone, John Murphy, ST, Mir and Mrs John Whelan, Mir and Mrs Robert Prem tice of Naugatuck, Mir and Mrs Ar thur Freeman and their daughter Grace, MT and Mrs Richard Mc- Dermott and their daughter, Jean and son, Arthur, of Bristol.
 A surprise party was given re- gently in honor of Miss Mar! Moore at the home of Miss Loretta Clark of Haase street. The guests included Misses Mary Moore, Nor ma Dawes, Mae Clark. Marie Pinto. Mary Shea. Loretta Clark, Julla Buytkus. Margaret Dewcs, Carolyn Dawes, Mildred Johnston, Joseph Mulligan, Donald Pinto. Herbert Dawes, Howard Gagain. WliIiaH III Gagain. William Moore. Henry Ga- gain, Gilman Johnston. Bartho'o- mew Shea, Edward Gagain. Geof1e Johnston, Raymond Gagain, Joseph Stone. Mrs M. Clark. MT and Mrs Edward Johnston. Mir and Mrs Bernard Gagain, MT and Mrs Roo crt IdylOt anu MI "'" N''' Carey.
 Solomon Fucker was elected chairman of the Allied Youth cOun- ell at the meeting held this week q. inc First M. E. church. The coun- ell is the direct result of the youth banquet and mass meeting heiu early in the month. At the banquet 1t was suggested that a permanent organization of young people whose purpose Is to give their utmost en deavor for the maintenance, en. for cement and complete success O. prohibition, be formed. Other on. cers chosen on Sunday were nrs, vice chairman. Olive Snow: second vice chairman. Archie Raeburn: third vicc-chairman. Hownrh Cham mbcrlain; fourth vicc-chairman Russell Sumpf: sccretary-treasuref Ella willard. Plans were made TOT the beginning of n library Of refer ence materials concerning temper ance education and the prohibitioH question. Members present nt sun days meeting were Howard Chnit' bcriaIn. Ella Willard. Alice WIZ EIcsworth. olive Snow. Eleanor Miles. Lawrence Alexander. Leon ard soIey. virginin Worth John V Gaines. George crowder Arthur .as-- q .a- s....l.