The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-03

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south Elm street recently. During
the evening entertainment was en-
joyed and a delicious luncheon was
served. Tho guests included Misses
Helen Heffernan, Betty Maher,
Marie ouinlan. Marie Cavanaugh.
Gertrude German, Ann Donahue.
othy Brenueis, Mae Degnan and
Francis LANDER, Vincent Barbieri.
Frank Loye, Patrick Riley. John
Walsh, James O'Dea, Michael Nc
cormack. Toby Brennan and will
liam Mckinley.
Miss Myra keenan, has returned
to her home In New York after
spending a few days AZ the guest
OF Miss Margaret Bowling OF Chest
nut avenue.
Mrs Edward Mclean OF WASH
ington Avenue extension entertain
ed the members Of her Bridge club
at luncheon at her home yesterday
afternoon. Card playing was en-
joyed with Mrs Edward Glover
making high score. Those attend
ing were: Mrs Harold l.. FoRg, Mrs
Edward Glover, Mrs Allen Harris,
and Mrs Edward Mclean.
Tho National Society, Daughters
OF 1912, state OF Connecticut con-
vened on Wednesday for their
spring meeting at Lighthouse Inn,
New London. Miss Sarah Meade
Webb OF stamford presided at the
board meeting Mt II o'clock. Miss
Alice Gay OF Hartford, was APP
pointed historian, and Mrs Henry
Wheeler Warren OF Hartford was
made press chairman, replacing
Mrs Edward Mora OF Bridgeport.
Luncheon was served at o'clock.
which was followed by a business
meeting. The president reported
on the 40th council meeting held
In Washington, ID. z. The national
society will plant tree and place
a tablet on the home Of Francis
Scott Key and are to furnish tho
interior OF Fort McHenry In Balti-
more. Miss Stella West of WASH
tngton Depot gave an account OF
her Impressions of "old 1ronsides"
which she visited while In Wash
ington. Tho speaker for the after
noon was Rev DIR James X. Dan
ford, rector OF the New London
EkhhfOVub JIt bDObG
on "Reminiscences OF the War of
1912"
There will be n meeting OF the
Connecticut chapter, international
Federation OF Catholic Alumnae
saturday afternoon, June 4. at
Mount Saint JoBcph's academy,
Hamilton Heights. Hartford, at
$3.50 o'clock.
Misses Grace Galley of Wood
lawn terrace and Irmn Scott OF
Grove street have been spending
few days In New York where
they were registered at tho Hotel
Piccadilly.
Mr. and Mrs John A. FrIsbie
gave card party at their home
on the Wolcott road Tuesday eve
ming for the benefit of the Mad
River Grange. Those who attend
ed were Mr. and Mrs Henry Norton,
Mr. and Mrs George Patchctt. Mr.
and Mrs Kenneth Warner, Mr. and
Mrs Harry Kilborn, MIR and Mrs
Frank Welton, Mrs Floyd Allen,
Mrs Charles TyrrelI, Miss Clara
Sweeney, Miss Margaret Mentally,
Mrs French, Mrs Frederick W..
Dauch, Mr. and Mrs Edgar Nor
reli, j. Russo. High scorers were
Mrs Charles Tyrreli. Miss Mentally.
George Patchctt, Edgar Morrell,
John Frisbie and Harry kilb0rn.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gray Ben
nett, End, OF Cheshire, will be
members OF the bridal party at the
wedding OF Mr. Benefits sister,
Miss Dorothy Hope Bennett,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Winches-
ter Bennett OF New Haven. to Will
liam Jenkins Foote OF Hartford.
son OF Professor and Mrs Henry
Ward Footc OF New Haven, which
takes place Saturday afternoon at
. o'clock at the summer home OF
the brides parents at Johnson's
Point. Misses Cecilia and Janet
Slayton entertained at n stocking
shower and tea yesterday In Miss
Benefits honor and tomorrow
Judge and Mrs Carroll G. Hincks
of Cheshire will entertain at an
Informal picnic for Miss Bennett
and Mr. Foote. Mrs Edwin Pugslcy
OF New Haven will give lunch
con ut her home on Saturday for
inc mcmDcTb OF the Driohi purity
Mrs Samuel N. Lincoln In general
chairman OF the last family night
at tho Bunker Hill Con-
grcRationaI church TO be held this
evening at the church In the form
of ~ strawberry supper under the
auspices Of the Young Peoples 30
ciety. The occasion will also be
farewell party for w. Bruce
Strocher, who has been student
assistant In young peoples work
at the church for some time. Nd
dresses win be given by Rev w.
Moreton owen and by Rev Oscar
Locke Of OnkviIle. There will he
motion pictures OF the Young Peo-
pies conference held last summer.