The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-18
Miss Ruth Morgan To Lead Discussion Meet

discussion meeting at the home of Mrs Harry Tarbox on Tues day evening, November 21. The luncheon speaker on the closing day of the convention, Thursday November 23, will be Miss Kath- arine Ludington of Old Lyme, Con- necticut, national finance chair man.
 Miss Morgan has been a member of the board of the National league and chairman of it's international relations department since the | early days of the organization. This will be her first visit to the Con- necticut league in four years. Miss Ludington likewise has given long service to the national | board for which she has been treasurer or finance chairman since 1923. For several years she was chairman of the leagues radio committee in charge of the voters
 service programs broadcast weekly over a nationwide hook-up of the National Broadcasting company.
 Mrs Frederick s. Chase of Wa terbury will preside at the confer
 ence on November 21 when Miss Morgan is to be the speaker. The meeting will be the annual confer ence of the state leagues depart ment of international cooperation to prevent war and will take place at 8 D. m. following a buffet sup per at the Pickwick Arms hotel. | The presiding officer at Thurs days closing luncheon will be Mrs Otto G. Wiedman of West Hart ford, state finance chairman. Miss Ludington's speech will be preced- cd by the annual address of the state president, Mrs Edith Valet Cook of New Haven and by a dramatic skit, News Flashes from | Station l.. w. VI which will be presented by members of the Darien league under the leader | ship of Mrs Wilgar Coleman.
 A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mrs John Langley of Sarsfield street Saturday l evening in honor of Miss Gertrude Leblanc, who is to be married Thanksgiving day to Joseph V. Kelly. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts and a delight full luncheon was served. Among those present were:
 Misses Cora Montambault, Mae Rielly, Bertha Moreau, Alice Veil cite, Lucy D'Aniello, Lianette Bouf- fard, Margaret Kelly, Louise Le- Blanc, Sylvia Galipeaul Ruth Bullis, Ivonne Bernier, Dorothy Langley, Doris Langley, Nancy Griffin, Gertrude Leblanc; Mrs w. | Levasseur, Mrs R. Galipeaul, Mrs J. Thibault of Stamford, Conn, Mrs | F. Bernier, Mrs Lena Phillips of Torrington, Conn, Mrs Loretta Mer- cier, Mrs Jane Mercier Mrs Thomas | Carmody, Mrs Agnes Holoran, Mrs s. Bouffard, Mrs Josie Carpenter, Mrs Louise Shea, Mrs Eva Graham, Mrs Marie Bulls, Mrs Flora Joslin, Mrs John Langley, Mrs John Kelly, Mrs Bertha Blanchette. Mrs M. Grout, Mrs Frank Coughlin, Mrs Leona Carroll, Mrs Marion Le- BreuX, Mrs Maurice Rousseau, Mrs Eya Grenier, Mrs Mary Roberts, Mrs Agnes Bowling, Mrs M. O'Neil, Mrs John Griffin, Mrs Lester Hem, Bristol, Conn.
 A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mrs Henry Moreau of Maple street Thursday, November 9th in honor of Miss Gertrude Leblanc who is to be married Thanksgiving day to Jo- seph V. Kelly. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts, and delightful luncheon was served. Among those present were: Misses Katherine Larusso, Millie Larusso, Jeanette LeBreux, Cecile, Ger Stanski. Cecile and Claire LeBeau, | Anna Cormier, Margaret Kelly, Beatrice and Bertha Moreau, Marie and Ida Leblanc, Mary McEvoy, Pauline Rose, Commie Burket, Carmella Burket, Josephine Ro- tella, Georgette Descoteau, Dora Racine, Marie Chounaird, Beatrice Grenier. Mary Rose Normand, Louise and Lucille Cross, Louis Le Blanc. Evelyn Miller. Rose Restivo, Laurette Leblanc, Bernadette Grandpre, Annette Moreau, Mrs Imelda Picard. Mrs Henry Mo reau, Mrs John Mailly, Mrs J. Le Blanc, ST., Mrs Telesphore Landry, Mrs Rose Schindler, Mrs Obeline Bellemore, Mrs Ernestine Leves- que, Mrs Irene Guilbeault, Mrs Cecile Pion, Mrs Ivonne Hogan, Mrs Thomas Cormier, Sr., Mrs Isabel Scott, Mrs Ed Leclair, Mrs AlDcTI Lcbtdut o1uiO AoOuAyt Mrs Louis Bouley, Mrs Celine Moissant, Mss Leonie Chouinard, Mrs Ovila LeBeau, Mrs Josie Theroux, Mrs Joseph Mercier, ST., Miss Gertrude Leblanc.
 Miss Antoinette Russo was pleas antly surprised at a greenback shower given by the office girls of Scovill Manufacturing company, Plumbers Brass Goods division. in honor of her approaching marriage Thanksgiving day to Joseph Zurlo of Washington, D. c. A delicious dinner was served to those attend Slocum, Mary LaChance, Ethel McCue. Loretta McGrath, Alice Tucker, Margaret McAuliffe, Milly Davies, Margie Shea, Gene Ostros- Xxi, Betty Root, Alice Mraz, Jennie Bradley, Olga Azunaris, Nora Lon ergan, Helena Kelly, Mildred Bal lard, Elmena Conselio. Helen Whites Irene Lonergan, Lillian Cosgriff, Leta Adams, Ebba V. An derson, Ramona Madison, Evelyn Bailey, Nora Williams and Antoin- cite Russo.
 The Blue Eagle Sewing Circle held their regular meeting on Thursday evening at the home of Miss Margaret Lauria of Hill street. The members attending were: Misses Helen Andria, Jo- sephine Andria, Mildred Lauria, Olympia Andrea, Lucia Mucca, Annette Pace and Jean Antonio. Following the meeting Q delicious luncheon was served.