The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-24

Miss Helen Brown of Baldwin street who is entering the Sisters of St Joseph at Parkville was given a reception by a group of friends Thursday evening" Miss Brown was presented with a purse of gold. Among those present were the Misses Hannah Hurley, Mar garet Hurley, Margaret Lynch, Margaret Ciancull, Margaret Stack, T. Lynch, Margaret T. Lynch, Mary Lyons, Anna V. Keefc, Mary Wal Kate Leen, Christine O'Connor, Julia Lyons, Nora Fitzmaurice, han, Mary Mansfield, Mary Fully, Bresnahan Margaret Bresnahan, Bridget Bowling, Dorothy O'Toole, Mary Wallace. Patricia Sullivan, Anna Mahoney, Mary McKenna, win, Nora Carey, Josephine Sulli- Soh, Co DloWl, 1eAtS 1DA oNhy AlOi- en Brown, Mrs M. Wallace, Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs Haddad, Mrs Ken nedy, Mrs J. Sullivan, Mrs T. Duane, Mrs J. Toomey, Mrs o. Toole, Mrs Helen Parker, Mrs M. Hallanan, Mrs w. O'Connor, Mrs E. Grace, Mrs Bresnahan, Mrs Shelly, Mrs Rieley, Mrs F. Dowl- ing, Mrs Dennis Sugrue, Mrs M. Sugrue, Mrs Began, Mrs M. Kane, Mrs M. Carey, Mrs Hanley, Mrs G. Wallace, Mrs M. Flaherty, Mrs c. Sullivan, Mrs B. Mahoney, Mrs J. Reynolds, Mrs M. Austin, Mrs Fitzmaurice, Mrs T. Murphy, Mrs P. McKenna, Mrs M. Costello, Mrs N. Stack, Mrs J. Fusco, Mrs J. O'Connor, Mrs T. Lynch, Mrs J. Brown, Mrs Tyrren, Mrs Leonard Parent, Mrs J. Reardon. Mrs NJ. Callahan, Mrs M. Stack, Mrs T. Cavanaugh, Mrs H. Grenier, Mrs M. Lawlor, Mrs Dan Sugrue, Mrs J. Nolan.
 Miss Irma Doyle who is to be married Monday to Edward Mellon was the guest of honor at a mis- cellaneous shower last evening at the home of Mrs William H. Reed of Franklin avenue. The home was decorated with cut floWers. Miss Doyle received many gifts. Luncheon was served by the hos tess.
 Those attended were: Mrs Mary Mellon, Mrs Frederick Mason, Mrs John Murphy, Mrs Jerry Dwyer, Mrs Arthur Ingraham. Mrs Francis Mellon, Mrs Henry Mellon, Mrs William Mellon, Mrs Charles Boy Ian, Mrs Clifford Hickcox. Mrs William Snyder, Mrs Ellsworth Leach, Mrs Major Carter, Mrs Charles Streaman, Mrs George Shaw. Miss Mary Sumner, Miss Lillian Sumner, Mrs John Nygren, Mrs Edmund Schreier, Mrs Thom- as Gibbons, Miss Irene Mason, Mrs Lillian Burke, Mrs George Mon- tambault. Mrs Joseph Davis and Mrs William Reed.
 The wedding of Miss Helen Hurley, daughter of Mrs Ellen Hurley of Ridge street and John Moynahan, son of MT and Mrs Dennis J. Moynahan. of Brockton, Mass, will take place Monday morning at o'clock at St Francis Xayier's church. Miss Hurley will have as her only attendant, Miss Nora E. Moynahan, of Bridgeport and Brockton, sister of the bride groom and Dr Louis Moriarty of Hartford, cousin of the bride will attend Mir Moynahan as best man. The ushers will include: James w. Carroll, Gregory Lynch, Bartho- lomeW A. Collins of this city and Joseph Kelliher of New Haven.
 The first of the season card parties conducted by parishioners of the Immaculate Conception church was held last night in the basement of the church. There was a large attendance with Miss, Kath- ryn Healey of Prospect street in charge.
 Miss Patricia Healey, daughter of MT and Mrs Patrick Heal, y Cf Chapman avenue will leave Monday for Smith colleses where she will enter her sophomore years.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Nealy and daughter Berle of Oakville ave- nue are leaving next week to spend several weeks in Nova Scotia