The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-04
SOCIAL

Mfr and Mrs Frederick Miller of .this city have been spending a few days in New York city, where they were registered at the Barbizon- tplaza Hotel in New York.
 A social gathering was held at the home of Mrs Catherine Reilly of Catherine avenue on Friday evening. Singing and dancing were ser,ioyed throughout the evening sand a delicious supper was served. The guests included: Misses Mary Sullivan. Catherine Mccarthy, Julia sHallinan, Margaret Reardon, Mrs sgriffin, Mrs Catherine Reilly and fJohn Reardon, Timothy Flaherty, .Thomas Casey, John Callahan, Mi- schael Caliihan of Nek York, James Rvan. John Gibbons, Patrick sweeney, John Tracy, Henry Reilly land John Griffin.
 Miss Mary A. Sullivan and her scousin, Mary Sullivan of Holyoke, sMass. spent the weekend as the guests of Mir and Mrs John Bres- 'nahan of Laurel street.
 Miss Margaret Kilmartin of Hill sside avenue and Miss Marie Deeley of Chestnut avenue. have resumed their studies at Georgian Court scoiiege after spending the holidays sat their homes.
 I Among the Holy Cross students .who have returned to their studies lafter spending the Christmas re- scess at their homes are: stephen sand Edward Bergin of Willow 'street; John Dillon of Chestnut avenue; Raymond Fitzpatrick of Pleasant street; J. Leo Kelley or Hillside avenue; James Henebry of fWateryille street and Walter and William Monogan of Euclid ave- .nue.
 William Sirica of Franklin street has resumed his studies at William sova college. William Tracy of South street, also a student at the college has returned after spending the Christmas recess at his home.
 Announcement is made of the birth of a daughter to MT and Mrs Louis Ricciuti of New York ..early this morning. Mrs Ricciuti is the former Miss Edythe Diorio of this city.
 Mrs Clarence Tucker of Washing ton, D. C., has returned after wis.,
 iting her mother, Mrs Mary Mor- .rissey of Ridge street.
 Misses Margaret and Irene Te- han of Baldwin street were hos stesses at Q surprise birthday party given at their home on Saturday sevening in honor of Miss Gertrude ,McLarney. The home was attrac- .tiyeiy decorated with Christmas novelties. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. A delicious luncheon was .served. Those attending were: Misses Gertrude McLarney, Mar sgaret Tehan, Eleanor Strong, Irene tTehan, Eileen Morton, Jack Lynch,
 Edward Sullivan, Raymond Clark,
 Billie Martin and George Burke. Mrs Edward Winters of Gloves Terrace was hostess at a bridge given recently in honor of Mrs ,Clarence Tucker of Washington, ID. C., who was formerly Miss tAgnes M 0 rrissey. The guests W were: Misses Miriam LeRoy, Ann LeRay, Margaret Leary, Rita Rivet, Blanche LeVallee, Mary Walsh, Mary Mans- field. Mary Pulley, Chrys Shana- han. Nora Fitzmaurice, Julia Lyons, Marie Lyons. Josephine Sullivan, Helen Carolan, Katherine Moore. Winifred Morrissey, and ,Mrs Alderman, Mrs J. Leary, Mrs U. Norton. Jr, Mrs oswald Auber-
 tin. Mrs E. Maloney, Mrs F. Win ters, Mrs J. McEvoy, Mrs Clarence Mrs J. Sullivan.
 Miss Margaret Conaty Of Manor avenue was hostess at New Years even party given at her home. Her guests included Misses Mary Finnan. Gertrude Finnan, Dorothy Zirell, Mary Ramon, Mar ion Moher, Julie Ramon, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Norma Newcomb, Helen Conaty and George Schlegel, Edward Lyons, Charles Ramon, William Finnan, Raymond FitZ- patrick, Patrick Donnelly, Martin Egan. William Salisbury and Ann Conaty.
 Miss Nancy Delaney of Plaza avenue left yesterday to resume her studies at the College of St Eliza beth's after spending several days with her parents. Her sister Miss Mary Delaney will return to Lau- relton Hall to-day.
 Dr and Mrs John Murphy of New York were recent guests at the home of Mrs Murphy's parents, MT hnd Mrs John J. Horan of Ran dolph avenue.