The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-14

The Young Peoples Friendly choir of St Johns church held a picnic at the vacation house at Lake Quassapaug on Saturday. Among those attending were Rev pr and Mrs John N. Lewis. Rev and and Mrs Arthur McKenny, Rev Robert Batchelder, Miss Mary R. Romaine, MT and Mrs Thomas Bel den, Mrs Samuel Mutton, Mrs Parks, Miss Susan Reynolds, Cliff ford Hotchkiss, Misses Virginia Pratt, Gertrude Lewis, Constance Wilson, Florence Molin, Elizabeth Molin, Mary Baker, Elspeth. Baker Ethel Mutton, Emma Mutton, Clara othy Chrisman, oscar Normand, Kenneth Killer, George Gray, Jo- sepb Treat, George Lewis, Edgar Farfllof and Lester Shepard.
 Mrs Harry A. Mist of Byrneside avenue who was formerly Miss Ethel Eccles was rendered a supper bridge last evening at the Tavern Rosanne by her associates at the court house. The tables were at- tractively decorated for the Occa- sion. The guest of honor was pre- scented with a beautiful gift. Those attending were Misses Helen Skipp Mae Downey, Margaret Riley, Flor ence Soule, Marguerite Dwyer, Ger trude Miknaitis, Agnes Wood, Lil- lian Judd, May Somers. Florence EccIes, Edith Lattimer, Edna DeWs Edith Dews and Mrs Harry Mist,
 MT and Mrs George Kelly and Mrs Helen Peters of Lounsbury street have returned after spending several days in Massachusetts,. MT and Mrs Kelly have since returned to their home in Detroit after spending two months with Mrs Kelly's mother Mrs Peters. They were accompanied by Mrs Peters brother, James. Peters who will spend some time in Chicago.
 Miss Barbara Hebert of Willow street who is to be married next month to Kenneth Smith of New York was rendered dinner and bridge on Tuesday evening at Way erly Inn by a number of her pres ent and former associates at the Cassidy law office and building. A color scheme of green and pink was used in decorating and 9 min iature bridal party formed the cen terpiece for the table. Miss Hebert was presented with dinner set. Three tables were in play and priz- es were won by Misses Rose Culli- nan and Irene VeZina and Mrs A. Earl Fisher. ThoseAttending were: Misses Helen Horrigan, Rose Culli- nan, Charlotte Moran, Cecil Moore, Marguerite Greaney, Mildred Hol- land, Mildred Hebert, Mary KeHy, Anna Gannutz, Irene Vezina, Helen Ciminera, Barbara Hebert, and Mrs Arnold Doolittle and Mrs A. Earl Fisher.
 A surprise miscellaneous show CT was given in honor of Miss Rose Nocera on Monday evening at her home by Mrs Frank Lorusso. En- tertainment was enjoyed and a de- licious luncheon was served. Miss Nocera was the recipient of many gifts. Those attending were: Mrs Anna Nocera, Mrs Joseph. Nocera, Mrs Frank Nocera, Mrs Gus Parisi, Mrs Gaston Parisi, Mrs Albert Spagnolo, Mrs D'Ambrosi, Mrs Peter Rinaldi, Mrs Concetta Ger nola, Mrs Amanda sCiarlelli. Mrs Teresa Cermola, Mrs Mary Rich ards, Mrs Mary Ciarlelli, Mrs Ter esq Natale, Mrs William Burnett, Mrs Belasario, Mrs Carmine Calo, Mrs Robert Bosco, Mrs Paul Anna to, Mrs Benocosa, Mrs Phillip Coc- chiolo, Mrs Salvatore Cappello, Mrs Michael Palombo, Mrs R. Fabiano, Mrs Teresa Cappello, Mrs Frank Lorusso, Mrs DePaul, Mrs Vincent Tortora, Mrs Thomas Colasanto. Jr Mrs Stella Gurzkas, and Miss Rogg, Lucy Pilla, Edith Pilla, Rose No- eera, Anna Nocera, Mary Nocera, Mildred Sylvestro, Victoria Miriam do, Mildred Voccaro, Mary Ches- tone. Lillian Cipriano, Margaret and Adeline Ciarlelli, Mollie Rich ards. Julia Richards, Beatrice Muc- ciaro, Louise Banda, Rose Petruz- zi, Philomena Santora. Dorothy Migliaro, Philomena and Carol Sir ica. Carol Migliaro, Margaret Car olan, Roslyn, Mollie and Rena Lu- cia. Julia Palmiere, Geraldine Bel asario, Rose Bonocosa. Josephine Chilemi. Roma Ciarlelli and Olga Ciarlelli.