The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-15
St. Elizabeth Group Arranging For
 Supper Dance

association on December 28th at the Hotel Elton. The dance Is Eiv- on yearly by the group and the | committed in charge is striving to make this years dance the most successful to be sponsored by the group. Miss Julie Mc0rath of Euclid avenue is chairman of the arrangements group and is being | assisted by Misses Agnes Fitzpat- rick, Lucy Bowes, Marie Watts, Helen Mccarthy, Irene Lieber and Genevieve Carolan.
 The Connecticut Alumni Asso- citation of the University of Yer. mont will hold their annual meet ing at Waveriy Inn in Cheshire this evening. Following dinner at l7 o'clock a business session will be held. Dancing will follow.
 Mrs Francis Scholar of South street entertained her bridge club at her home recently. Those at tending were Mrs Wayne Burns. Mrs Robert McHugh, Mrs William O'Keefe, Mrs William Scully. Misses Josephine stack. Adrienne Para dis, Mrs Timothy Morgan. Mrs Ir rrHuCtA 6CuOiaus ME0 JONhA oVB0. Y Mrs Louis Poeltil and Mrs Harold Iris.
 The 23d annual Dartmouth win- ter carnival will be held February 10 and Il, according to an ai1- announcement made yesterday by the Dartmouth Outing club. A full slate of sports and social events has been arranged by the commit | tee in charge the chairman of which is Ford K. sayre, '3S, of Essex Falls, N. J. Competing teams from number of American and Canadian universities will be l entered in skiing, skating and snowshocing events. Other athletic | events will include 8 basketball and swimming game. There will also be several dances and program of dramatics.
 Mir and Mrs Clifton Bissell en- tertained a group of friends at a pinochle party at their home on l Clematis avenue recently. Those ! in attendance were Mir and Mrs Albert Lockhart, MT and Mrs w. c. Dick, MT and Mrs Clarence Sla- ter. MT and Mrs Alton Erwin, MT and Mrs Max Kraft, Miss Lillian Kraft, Mrs Robert Kiersted. Mrs s. Prindle. and Mrs George Put nam.
 North and south runners-up were: Mrs Charles Durfee. Mrs Robert Larkin, Mrs Irwin w. Day, Mrs Chaunsey F. Goss, Jr, Mrs Bernard Blick, Mrs Nathan Feinn, Mrs George w. Pierpont, Miss Florence Williams, Mrs Harri- son Camp, Mrs Frank English. l East and west runners-up were Mrs Harry Granger, Paul Hami!- ton, Mrs Paul Munger, Mrs Ralph Munger, Mrs John Neagle, Mrs Ross, Mrs Orton Camp. Miss Mar ion Hunt, Mrs William J.. Slator and Mrs William Nicoll.
 The evening department of the Second Congregational church held d Christmas party in the parish house Tuesday night. The supper chairman was Mrs Clarence Jessel, assisted by Mrs Howard Holcomb, Mrs William Felske, Mrs Benjamin Tracy and Misses Margaret and lAnna Mackie. Following the sup. per a business meeting was held l with Miss Ruby Bugden presiding It was announced that at the mex. meeting on January 10 the annual membership supper wuold take place followed by election of off cers, The nominating committed Includes Mrs Walter Robinson. Mrs samuel Ray, Mrs Walter Blake The meeting was then turned over to the chairman of the entertain I ment committee. Mrs Edson R I Granger. who was assisted by Misses Ruby Bugden,. Arvillas Bug den. Anna Mackie and Mrs Mat thew Adgate. A poem was read by Mrs Croft Curtis. entitled, "The First Christmas Tree" an original composition written by Mrs Curtis
 mother. The poem, Grandpa lGolden Wedding" written by Mrs Coley, was read by Mrs Eyeret, Stanley. Mrs Granger entertained I with reading. "The Christmas Baby" She appeared in costume l A Christmas season card party
 was given by the Franco-American
 club in their rooms on South Main street on "wednesday evening, Dec
 14th and was presided over by Ed
 mond H. Thibault. There were very
 many beautiful prizes all Of whlcn
 had been donated by members oi
 the club and stores in the vicinity l William Rochon. MT Chouinaro
 and Dr Edgar Adams were judges
 During the evening q beautiIu
 imported China nut set was raI- filed off and was won by Mrs Henry
 Lecote. A large cake donated by l A.. khn nI,Sh QISn ra f-
 fled or being won by William Le.
 Claire. The women winning prizes
 were first prize, Mrs Armand Vio.
 lette. second, Mrs T. O. Thibault
 third, Miss Fillette Bouffard. fourtf | Miss Marion Fortier, fifth, Mis-.
 Massicott, sixth, Mrs Marie Gren. fer. seventh, Mrs F. J. Lecomte
 eighth, Mrs Gagnon, ninth, Mrs
 Rudy. The men willing prizes were first. MT Bulduc: second, Dr Ed.
 gar Adams; third, Lucien Dupont
 fourth, Armand violette,; fifth, Jo'
 seph LeClaire; sixth. William Le'
 Claire; seventh, Vanasse; eighth
 Aide Lamy; ninth, Edmond Bel inger. A prize laid aside for tnt
 women who aided in making tht
 marty a success was won by Mis-
 IAVallee. After the card playing
 dancing was enjoyed by the young
 CT set.
 The annual Mission bridge helt
 Tuesday night at Lauralton hal
 was well attended. During the af
 ternoon the students sold beau
 tiful fancy articles. Among th'
 guests present at the bridge wer'
 Mrs John Shea. Mrs Edward Snea
 Mrs Thomas Roche. Mrs E. l.. Sul
 liyan. Mrs J. p. McGrail, Mrs "
 s. Bell, Mrs E. F. Quinn, Mrs W
 |. scott, Mrs B. J. Gallagher. Mis-
 Mary Gallagher and Mrs Pau
 Shea, all of Wallingford; Ms
 Sarah Nolan, Mrs William Rock
 Mrs J. Rock, Mrs w. Hughes. Ms
 Helen Carroll. Mrs William o'5riel