The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-12
Society Ne1e,s


 ot Newark and Elberton, N. l., gave a luncheon and bridge yes- terday at tho waldorf-Astoria at which they announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Selma Badenhop, to Frank James Welton, n greet-grandson of James welton, one of the founders of Waterbury, Conn.
 Miss Badenhop was graduated from tho Finch school, this city, and Miss Boards school of Or ange, N. J. Mir welton, the son of Mrs Frank James Wclton of Scarsdale, N. Yo was graduated from Barnard school and Wesleyan university. He Is member of Delta Kappa Epsilon and Is asso- ciated with tho Welton Holding corporation and Welton & Welton, Inc, of this city.
 Miss Agnes Leary of Grown St, has been entertaining Miss Helen Feeney of Stamford.
 Miss Marie Scadden of South street Is spending Q vacation in Chicago, where she is attending the Century of Progress Exposition.
 Miss Alice Blackburn of Spencer avenue entertained at n turkey supper In compliment to Miss Charlotte Grohs, of South Leonard street, on Saturday evening. Dur- Ing the evening bridge was enc joyed after which Miss Grohs, who ls to become the bride of Fred Barratt of Naugatuck on the 21st of October, received q beautiful vanity set from those attending who were the Misses Alice Black burn, Lillian Grady, Anne Grady, Helen Roche, Mildred Roche, Mary Lawlor, Mary Kelly, Elizabeth Dobbs, Julia Finn, Loretta Nelson, Francis Blackburn, Isabelle PPhe. Ian, Mrs Newlan and Mrs Black burn
 Miss Charlotte Grohs of South Leonard street was tenderod q surprise miscellaneous shower at tho Scovill Girls Club rooms on Monday evening" The rooms were attractlvely decorated in 0 color scheme of green and yellow and a varied progfum' of entertainment wns enjoyed after which q deH- eious luncheon was served. Miss Grohs who is to be married on Oc- tober Fist to, Fred Barratt of Naugatuck was the recipient Of many pretty and useful gifts from those attending who were tho Misses Mildred Hendrlek, Lillian Grady, Germaine Caron, Edna Close, Catherine Mccormack. Elsie Doescher, Adele Weyermnnn. Mil- dred Jcrgerson, Alice Blackburn, Mary Lawlor Doris sherry, Anna chur9h, Alice Mras, Natalie MrfS Mrs Lillian Hendrick' Mrs Patsy Nnrclso, Mrs George caron, Mrs Hn2cl Zwiebel, Mrs Hazel Grohs, Mrs Rolce. Mrs Viola Crawford, Mrs Rlctta SchoAelf Mrs Edna Grohs, Mrs George Grohs, Mrs Fred Grohs. Mrs Joseph II. Bar. rntt Mrs Elliott FlaRg. Mrs James Dillon, Mrs Charles Doesehcr, Mrs Ruth Borratt Mrs Lydia Renrdon. Mrs Albert G0rneau, Mrs Joseph | Garneau. Mrs Harold Close. Mrs Bertha Grohs Mrs Bertha Forest. Mrs Vinn Peach, Mrs Bottle Ro. snio, Mrs Joseph Barratt. Mrs Lu- cjIlo Parent. Mrs Jennie Jahr, Mrb | Christine Kahl Mrs Loretta Hcs- pelt. and Mrs Honncgger.
 Professor and Mrs George Will lard entertained q group of friends nt q hot dog roast on Tuesday eve- ming at their home, in Plantsyllle. | Those who attended were: Ritn Murphy, frone Reynolds, Edna Murphy, Florence Corden. Lillian Murphy, Thomas Sheehan, Timothy Sullivan, Edwin Dalton. Renee Malsail. and Frank Slndcr. MfA Murphy Sue Murphy and Mir and Mrs Willard.
 Mss Hanna Dolan of Watortown avenue is spending n week ns tho guest of relatives in Springfield
 The Epworth league of tho Meth- odist church in Watertown plans to members of tho local Ep- worth league with n rally on the | evening of the i7th. There viii bc n program of entertainment and | I'lTtFIll'1tb NbI " OVff f'"'
 The fall meeting of tho Nauga. tGck Valley association of congro:: gntion churches and ministers will be held in Middlebury on Tuesday, tho l7th. Tho afternoon session K at 2:3O o'clock. the general theme being "Tho Outreaeh of our Churches" Tho speakers on this subject will bo Rev Clarence E Wella of Watertown. George N White of New York alumni soere- tnry of the American Missionary | association and Rev Cornelius II. | Patton. D. D.. of Hartford. sccre. tnry emeritus of the American | board fellowship. Supper, will be served ht o'clock. The speakers nt the evening session will Dc pr James E. Gregg and Rev David r, Gaines, both of whom have been | in Russia this summer Their i subject will bc "The Challenge of Communism to Christianity"
 The annual dance of tho Merry steppers club will be held this eve- hing at the Central Y. M. c, A.