The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-16
Annual Supper ofGet Together
 Club Held

The Women'S Get Together Club of the Third Congregational church enjoyed their annual birthday sup per last evening. The tables were attractively decorated with cut flowers and lighted candles. Mrs Conner Lewis, Mrs Edward Mclean and Mrs George Knowles were hostesses for the affair. Following the supper a business meeting was held with Mrs Louis Ostrander pre- iding. Mrs Everett Taylor sub mitted the secretary's report after which two new officers were elect ed. Mrs Joseph Fiske was elected secretary to re place Mrs Taylor who Is leaving to take up her resi- dence In Woodbury, and Mrs Har- old l.. Fogg. was elected vice-presi- dent. A rising vote of thanks was given Mrs Taylor for her co-opera- ton in club work and regret was expressed over her resignation. Plans were made for hash and pancake supper to be held in March. The committee in charge of the affair will include Mrs Mort Chipman, Mrs Harold l.. Fogg and Mrs Conner Lewis. A prize donated by Mrs Louis Ostrander was won by Mrs Harold l.. Fogg. Those at- tending were Mrs E. Taylor, Mrs Oscar Van Wart, Mrs Chris Single, Mrs Louis Van Lott, Mrs William Barnes, Mrs Sara V. Chipman, Mrs Frederick Hamm, Mrs Henry Vol lers, Mrs Louis Ostrander, Mrs Harry Waterworth, Mrs Joseph Smith, Mrs George Knowles. Mrs Edward Mclean, Mrs Conner ' Ia T.
 Miss Rosalind M. stoddard of Central avenue entertained at a. Valentine bridge and social at her home last evening. Solos were ren- dered during the evening by the Misses Cell Rochon, Lavon Bower, Fay Stoddard and Anna Alishausky. Music was furnished by Dorothy Shea, piano, Rosalind Stoddard violin, Marguerite Stoddard, saxo- phone and. Emily Davis, banjo. Fol lowing the card playing delicious luncheon was served. Prizes were awarded to Misses Dorothy George, Marion Bower and Evelyn Seery. The guests included: Ceil Rochon, Fay Stoddard, Dorothy Shea, Lavon Bower, Anna Alishausky. Dorothy George, Evelyn Seery, Marguerite Stoddard, Rosalind Stoddard, Jo- sepha Reed, Emily Davis and Mar ion Bower of Boston, Mass.
 The Waterbury and Naugatuck Chapters of Lauralton Hall Alum nae were entertained at g. social meeting lest evening at the home of Miss Ruth Stapleton of Nauga- tuck. Bridge was enjoyed after which a delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Mary Iahey, Alice McEvoy, Mar garet Doll, Loretta Riley of this city and Mrs Frank Green, Mrs John Daley and Misses Mary Foley and Catherine Brennan.
 Many prominent military men in the state will attend the annual ball given by the Second Company, Governors Foot Guard in the Armory Monday night. Preceding the ball dinner will be given in the Foot Guard grill room for Governor Cross and his staff and the honor guests. The members of the Governors staff will all be present and they include: Col. Will liam r. Ladd. Col. M. A. Connor, Col. Sunderland. Col. R. r. Gadd. Col. A. V. Lambin. Col. Thomas Hewes, Col. Edw. l.. Taylor, Col. G. A. Wardinski. Commander II. l.. Seward. Major J. J. McGarry, Major James A. Stanley, Major II. E. Pinney and Major James J. Tunney. Other prominent guests will include Mayor John W. Mur- phy, General Morris B. Payne, Gen. James r. Haggerty, Col. Lewis l.. Field, Col. Ernest r.. Nevey, Col. Morgensen, Hon. Kenneth Wynne. Hon. Charles A. Templeton of Waterbury, Col. William II. Welch, and Col. Clifford Perkins.
 Walter Gaffney of New York has returned after spending the weekend with his parents on Will low street.
 Miss Helen Miller of this city sailed Saturday on the S.S. Pan America for Bermuda