The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-10

Announcement Is made of the engagement of Miss Frances Lens- sen, daughter of MT and Mrs Ar thur Lanssen of New York and Edgartown, Mass, to George Lau- der, son of Mrs George Lauder of Greenwich and the late MT Lau- der. On the paternal side Miss Lansscn is a granddaughter of the late Arthur Lenssen, who came from Rheydt, Prussia, to this country in 1870 and later married Miss Emily Bulow Wilson of New York, q direct descendant of Peter Goelet, the first of that name here. and also of John Lowey, Colonial representative of the British crown, Miss Lensgen attended the Vest over school. She is a provisional member of the Junior league, and a member of the Badminton club. Her elder sister, Miss Ethel c. Lenssen, Is engaged to John Find lay Allen. This announcement was made a week ago. MT Lauder Is a grandson of the late George I.au- der of Pittsburg, who was a cousin of Andrew Carnegie, and was asso- ciated with him in the building of the steel industry in the United States. On his mothers side he Is a direct descendant of the late E. D. Morgan, who was governor of New York during Lincoln's admin istration and who afterward be- came United States senator. MT Lauder is a brother of Polly Lau- der who married Gene Tunney. He was graduated from the Brunswick school in Greenwich in 1928 and later attended Bowdoin college.
 Miss Irene Cantin of Easton avenue entertained at q bridge at her home on Monday evening for her club. Those attending were Misses Agnes LaVallee, Juliette Cantin, Helen Mckee, Margaret Delaney, Helen Bowling, Juliette LaRiviere and Gladys Nicol.
 Mir and Mrs w. E. Prior and daughter of Wood street, Miss Marie Corcoran of rove street and Miss Dora Egan of Prospect street. were among the local people who attended the funeral of Miss Mar garct Callan in Plainville yester- day.
 A valentine card party was held last evening at the Lyceum hall by the members of the Cleaners Society of St Patrick's parish. The committee in charge included: Mrs James Phelan, Mrs Ambrose Egan, Mrs Daniel Shanahan, Mrs John Powers and Mrs Bernard O'Neill. About thirty tables were In play and prizes were awarded to the winners at each table. During the evening refreshments were served by the committee in charge. Those attending were: Helen Devine, Margaret Griffin, Catherine Griffin. Mrs Louis Filiere, Mrs John Dun- phy. Helen Dunphy, Mrs William Downey, Mrs Patrick Bergin, Mar. celia, AlbertIne and Esther Grass Ter, Margaret Kierce, Edith Havi- can, Alice Ryan, Sadie Ryan, Mrs Thomas Mitchell, Mrs Morgan Burke, Norine Burke, Margaret Powers, Alice Powers, Gertrude Coughlan, Mrs George Stokes. Mrs Torrance Donnelly, Mrs Thomas Green, Mrs Maurice OConneN, Mrs Catherine Thompson, Mrs Marcel Ia Cantagna, Mrs Patrick Cronin Mrs Frank Hardy, Mrs Edward I Loughman, Mrs Thomas Hurley Mrs Margaret Keane, Mrs James Donnelly, Mrs J. Thurston, M Noonan, Mary Donnelly. Mrs Ed ward Sheehy, Anne Marlesky Catherine Garrity, Gertrude Hickey Agnes Ryan, Mrs Samuel Chiches' ter, Mary Frederick, Mrs Henry Seibert, Mrs Thomas Kearney. Mir Edward Groody, Mrs James Mag ner, Mrs Agnes Melee, Mrs Thom as German, Mrs Mary Tyrell, Mary O'Ncill, Rosemary Smith, Mrs IT T. Dillon, Mrs Arthur Bowling Mrs John Collins. Mrs James Bol ger Mrs Joseph Woods, Mrs Johr Harmon, Mary Sullivan. Lorett Brickel, Winifred Brickel, Mr' Timothy Guilfoile. Mrs John Mar tin, Mrs McGrath, Mrs William Brennan, Mrs Randolph Hahn. Mir William Beasley, Mrs Mary ODon nell. Mrs Mary Donovan. Mrs Henry BegnaI, Mrs Ottinger Mrs Daniel J. McGrath. Mi and Mrs James Phalen. MT ant Mrs Thomas Fitzmaurice, MT ant Mrs James Griffin, MT and Mir Ambrose Egan and Dr and Mir Daniel Shanahan.
 Miss Helen Horner. debutant' daughter of MT and Mrs Leonard S. Horner of New Haven. will b' guest of honor at q bridge-tea tt be given tomorrow afternoon b. Mrs William C. Wurtenberg of New Haven. Miss Horner. who Wal graduated in June from Westoyer was introduced to society In De cember in Wilmington, Del, by hei aunt, Mrs Philip F. Du Pont.