The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-29
Society NezgS
ScOviII Girls Club Annual Meeting
 And BattQnet

Tn members of the Scovill Girls | club held their annual banquet in their club rooms on East Main St. on Thursday evening at o'clock. Mrs Pr0sl catered. Miss Edna Mo- luslsy. chairman of the entertain ment committee was toastmistress. | Miss Miliicent Pond was the speaker. Her topic was Emo tions' and was very interesting and entertaining. Miss Mildred Roche | and Miss Martha Morris rendered several solos accompanied by Miss Georgette LaBonne. Mrs Loretta | Donahue composed and read a | number of humorous rhymes about l the different members, which were | well received. Miss Clara Dodge | was called upon to give a speech | and complimented the girls on all ] the good work they have accom- plished in the past year. Miss | Louise Daly retiring president also | gave a short talk, and introduced | the new officers that were elected | for the coming year who are as ] follows: Miss Mary Aitchison, ] president; Miss Mary Brick, vice. | president; Miss Charlotte Bergen, treasurer; Miss Margaret DuBiel, ! secretary; Miss Belle Inglis, chair l man entertainment; Miss Katherine | Campbell, chairman sick commit l tee; Miss Edna Molusky, chairman {,
 membership c mmittee; Vanity | boxes were given to each member | with the compliments of the Sco- vile Mfg Company. Seated at the | speaker table were Mrs Annie o. Brien, Miss Mary Aitchison,. Miss Louise paly, Miss Millicent Pond, Miss Clara Dodge, Miss Edna Mo- lucky Others attending were the Misses Mae Hughes, Margaret Ry- a1, Mary Lawlor, Mary Kelly, Agnes Laden, Anna McHugh, | olive Inglis, Irene Synotte, Mar tha Daly, Bell Ingiis Margaret DuBiel, Charlotte Bergen, Georget- te LeBonne, Margaret Connolly, Martha Morris, Mollie Collins, Mary Flaherty, Susan McGrath, Elinor Vail, Ellen Patchen, Laur- etta Nelson, Clara Commerford, Elizabeth Lawlor, Catherine Gra- ham, Edith Grahn, Kathleen Gill bert. Mary Ladden, Lillian Grady, Mary FIaherty, Catherine O'Con- nell, Mary Brick, Catherine Brick, Mildren Roche, Helen Sterling, Mary Purdy, Anna Murphy, Jea- r,ette Sacco, Rose Mulligan, Mary Connolly and Mrs Margart Cliff ford, Mrs L. Daly, Mrs Loretta Donahue and Mrs Susan White.
 Miss Doris Brodeur, of East Main street, entertained the mem- bers of the Happy o-Lucky Girls at her home on Thursday evening. Bridge was played, high score be- ing attained by Miss Catherine F. Cook and low score by Miss Alma Donais. Miss Brodeur's guests were: Alice St Mary, Helen Tes- sier, Catherine Cook, Lillian Van asse, Marie Levasseur, Simonne Deschene, Irene Brodeur and Alma M. Donais.
 A meeting of the Ladies' Aux Hilary, National Association of Let ter Carriers will be held on Monday evening at o'clock at the Amer ican legion home.
 Mir and Mrs Abraham John Ger man of Evans street have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Marie Aida, to Ca- det David Hall Bartlett of the Unit | ed States Coast Guard academy, l son of Mrs Jane Chadeayne Bart | lett and the late Henry Baker Bartlett of Bridgeport. Cadet Bart lett Is 9 direct descendant of Josiah Bartlett, first member to vote for the Declaration of Inde- pendence and the first after the president to sign the document. He Is also a descendant of Capt. Anna ziah Hall of Branford, of Revolu- tionary fame. The wedding, which will be military, will take place directly after the graduation exer- cises of the Coast Guard academy on Monday afternoon, May 15, at 5:30 o'clock at the First Church of Christ, New London. Rev w. More ton Owen, pastor of the Bunker Hill Congregational church, as- sisted by Chaplain Reuben W. Shrum of the academy, will per- form the ceremony which will be followed by a reception at the Hotel Mohican in New London. Miss German will have her sister, Mrs Bromley DeMeritt of Boston. as her inatron of honor. Rudolph Bjorge of the academy and a be best man and the ushers in clude Eugene A. Coffin, Jr, John J. Hutson, Jr., Albert J. Carpen- ter, David o. Reed, William w. Childress, Thomas H. Stubbs, Richard F. Rea, willard J. Smith, Joseph Howe and Emmet T. Gala han, all classmates of the bride groom. Cadet Bartlett attended Union college two years before en- tering the United States Coast Guard academy and is member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
 Miss Irene Barbara, who has teen with her parents, MT and Mrs y s. Barbara of Cooke street for l.veral days. has returned to her studies at the College of New Ro- chelle.