The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-06

Mrs Elton S. Wayland of Wood
lawn terrace in company with 10
delegates REFRESHING various New
England Junior Leagues, is in
Providence, r. l., for the arts and
interests conference and exhibit of
the Junior league of America for
which the Junior League of Provi-
dence is the hostess organization.
The two day conference will be
concluded this afternoon. The ex-
hibit at the Rhode Island School
of Design will continue through
Friday. This exhibition will in
clude the prize winning entries of
the contest held for Providence
league members March 20 and %.
The other leagues of the region
likewise will exhibit their success
full entries and the winners of the
School of Design show will be sent
to the national conference at Los
Angeles, Cal, in May. Mrs Frank
Mauran, Jr, regional arts and in
terests chairman and also retiring
president of the Providence league
has supervision of all arrange
ments. Upon arrival, the delegates
gathered at the home of Mrs DON
aid S. Babcock. During the day
they visited the exhibit at the
Rhode Island school of design fol-
lowing which tea was held at
Mrs Babcock's home. Dinner was
served at 1880 with Mrs John b.
Lewis, Jr, Mrs Norman A. McColl
and Mrs Mauran as hostesses in
their homes. An informal arts and
interests meeting followed at Mrs
Mauran's residence. The conference
will continue this forenoon at 10 o.
clock with a meeting of the Aga
wan Hunt at East Providence,
where the speakers will be Mrs
Lyon Weyburn of Boston, L. Earle
Rowe, director of the Rhode Island
School of Design, John B. Archer,
musical director; Howard w. Pres
ton, state historian; and Mrs John
Dewitt Pelz of New York. Lunch
con at 1 o'clock will conclude the
program. Mrs Weyburn, regional
director for the New England states
and the province of Quebec in Can
ada, and Mrs Peltz, director of the
national arts and interests bureau
will be among the prominent out of
town visitors at the conference eX-
lnibit. Mrs Wayland is the house
guest of Mrs Gammell Cross.
landa club plans were completed
May at Waverly Inn. The COM
mittee in charge includes Misses
May Briccolere assisted by Clara
Sandore and Lena Ciarione.
The Senior society of the Chill
dren of Mary of st Margaret's
parish held meeting last even
ing in the parish hall. The guest
speaker of the evening was Jerry
Harrington, who spoke on the ex-
periences of columnist and re-
porter. Plans were made for a
communion breakfast to be held
next month and plans We're also
discussed for formal: dance which
is being arranged for a future
event. A nominating committee
was also appointed. Reports were
given by the officers and results of
the recent events of the society
were also read. 4
The regular meeting of Beth Ell
Sisterhood was held yesterday af-
ternoon with Mrs Saul Rhodes pre-
siding. Mrs Norris Heilpern of
Hartford was the guest speaker
and short talks were also given by
Mrs Morris SiIverman, Mrs Morris
Taylor and Mrs Winerman. A
report was given on the dance
which was held on the 9th. Mrs
Greenblatt chairman of the hostess
committee for the month of April
announced tournament bridge to
be held at the vestry rooms on
Sunday, April oath. A meeting of
the board of directors will be held
on the 18th.
Clark Cooke of this city and
president of the Saugerties Alumni
club of Saugerties, New York. will
be guest speaker before members
OF the Girls club in Bogota. New
Jersey, April II, according to word
sent to his parents this morning
MIR Cooke was a former student al
Leanvenworth high in this city be.
fore going away to Saugerties, from
where he graduated and had
high rating as a student and ath.
iete. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs Clayton Cooke of Hillside ave
nue.. this city,,
Francis Pelletier, student at AS
sumption college, <Worcester, Mass.
has returned to his studies aftel
spending the Easter vacation will
his. parents, Mr. and Mrs John Pei
| letter of Lounsbury avenue.