The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-01
Society NezCs
Annual Luncheon Of Waterbury Women s
 Club On Tuesday

Mrs Elton Burritt is chairman of the committee in charge of the annual spring luncheon of the Waterbury Women's club which is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock at the club house. Assisting Mrs Burritt will be Mrs William R. Adams. Mrs Phillip Greasy, Mrs Lawrence Bean and Mrs R. G. Fisher. The event Is always one of the most successful of the year on the clubs calendar. The Young Peoples society of the Third Congregational church held successful cabaret and dance Tuesday evening general chairman of the affair. The hall was attractively decorated in a color scheme of grey and red to- gether with colorful lighting ef- fects which were arranged by Seth Moulthrop. Other chairmen in- cluded: Program, George Jaeger; decoration. James Gardner; tickets, George Mitchell. The hostesses were Mrs Morton Chipman and Mrs Seth Moulthrop. Refreshments were served under the direction of Misses Eudora Moulthrop, Doris Howe, and Helen Chipman. Among those who entertained during the evening were Misses Marjorie Bailey and Hazel Fogg, soloists. Dancing was also enjoyed.
 Horace D. Taft, headmaster of Taft school, who spent the past week at the Greenbrief at White Sulphur Springs, Va, has started north and is spending a few days at Hampton, Va, with Rev and Mrs Arthur B. Howe, formerly of Taft school.
 Mrs Rose Martone Ludlum. the singing violinist will present a voice and violin program at the an- nual luncheon of the Waterbury Women's club on Tuesday. Mrs Ludlum who now resides in New York, is well known as a lyric so- prano, violinist and orchestra lead CT as well as a concert and radio artist. Mrs Ludlum was formerly supervisor of music in the local schools and director of her own orchestra.
 The regular monthly meeting of the wofnen's association of the Second Congregational church will be held on Wednesday, April 5, at 3 o'clock at Davenport hall. This will be the annual Easter thank offering meeting and Miss Caroline Penniman of Long Lane farm in Middletown will be the speaker. The home missionary committee will be in charge and tea and a social hour will follow the address.
 Miss Virginia Beardsley of Oak vile, who Is to be married to Ralph Golfer was honored at a crystal shower given recently at the home of Miss Ann Dittrich of Edgehill avenue. Those attending were: Misses Gladys Hurlburt, Julia Whitehead, Emma Littman, Jean Moier, Eileen Smith, Rose Marko- witZ, Mollie Azunaris. Elazada Mos- grove, Adrienne Mosgrove, Ger trude Heseltine, Elizabeth Burritt, Viola Beaulac and Alma Martinkat.
 Miss Natalie Dunsmoor. who at- tends Middlebury college, Middle bury, Vt, is at her home on Bunker Hill avenue for several days.
 
 Mrs Edwin E. Jones, president of the Connecticut State Federation of Music clubs, is in charge of res- ervations for the luncheon meet ing of the board to be held at The Elton on Saturday, April 8. The meeting will open at 1O:3O o'clock in the morning and will be follow ed by the luncheon at o'clock. Reports will be given by all mem- bers of the board. Those not at- tending are requested to send re- ports to the president.
 Evergreen court, Order of the Amaranth. which Is presenting The Amaranth Review. has changed the date of presentation from April to the 29th. The proceeds will be given to the Masonic home.