The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-07

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 der of Rainbow for Girls will hold installation of officers this evening at 8 o'clock at Masonic Temple. Members of the Order, members of Eastern star and members of the DeMolay are invited to attend. All others desirous of attending must have 0 written invitation. Those who will be installed include worthy advisor, Miss Gladys Shep. ard: worthy associate advisor. Miss Villa Bristol; sister of charity Miss Doris Howe; sister of hope Miss Dorothy White sister of faith, Miss Edna Breithaupt; chap lain, Miss Lucille Hoadley; drill leader, Miss Viola Johnson; sister of love, Miss Dorothy Trainor; sister of religion, Miss Virginia Trainor; sister of religion, Miss Virginia Zittman; sister of nature, Miss Jean Wilson; sister of im- mortality. Miss Iva Needham; sis ter of fidelity, Miss Lillian Mitch ell; sister of patriotism. Miss Bar bara Tripp; sister of service, Miss Marion Zibell; confidential observ- CT, Miss Ruth Winters; outer ob- server, Miss Virginia Bailey; mu- sician, Miss Frances Morgan; choir leader, Miss Edna Slater.
 Among those from this city who attended the New Haven Baptist's association meeting held in Meri- dent on Wednesday Ut the Main street Baptist church were Misses Edna Murray, Minnie Frost, Ethel ' ArInna rAiov Mrs C1or~ endon Nickerson, Mrs A. F. Sault. Mrs L, R, Carter, Mrs H. W. Worth, Mrs w. II. Allen. Mir and Mrs c. P. Haight, Mir and Mrs J. L.. La Dow and Mir and Mrs Eben. The meeting marked tho 10Sth anniver- sary. Rev David F. Gaines. pastor of the First Baptist church of this city and Rev Horace Sloat of Hart ford, former pastor of this church as well, were among hte speakers of the day.
 Mir and Mrs Charles T. Turner of West Tisbury, Martha's Vine- yard, Mass, are visiting With Rev and Mrs Conner +. Lewis of High land avenue. Mir and Mrs Turner are touring northern New England and New York state. Lt Miss Marion Frank of Pearl street was hostess at bridge on Wednesday night at her home for the members of the Soliat club. High scores were made by Misses Esther Wolk, Ellen Matziin, Mitzi Drill and Sally Elbin. Those at- tending were Misses Esther Wolk, Nilda Kopel, Evelyn Luchnich, Ella Matzkin, Anne Rosenberg, Ann Dickstein, Sally Nierenburg, Ger trude Matzkin, Edith Baron, Mitzi Drill, Evelyn Hennes, Rae Kobotz- nick, Marion Frank, Cele Gilden. Sally Elbin, Mrs Samuel Drubner, Mrs Phillip Levine, Mrs Ida Cor don, Mrs Kate Mitkowsky, Mrs Mary Frank and Mrs Fishman. Re- treatments were served following the card playing.
 The following committee is IT charge of the large card part, which is to be sponsored by tho Notre Dame Alumnae association on Monday evening at the auditor ium of the Waterbury Catholic
 high school: Mrs Frank F. Nc Evoy, Mary Bennett, Ann Phelan
 Marjorie Corcoran. Mary Corden
 Evelyn Walsh, Mary Riley. Mar!
 Phelan, Katherine Lahey. Molli'
 Cullen, Alice McLinden. Sady Guilfoile, Julie McGrath. Julii
 Finnan and Mrs John Barry.
 The faculty of Russell school en tertained at a bridge and dime at Old Hundred Inn in Southbur on Thursday afternoon in compli ment to Miss Madeline McGiil, Mis-
 Mary Cronan. Miss Caroline Hah land Miss Helen Murnane. Anon those attending were: Misses Mar c. Coyie. Jennie NJ. Ray. Agne
 sheehy. Mary A. Nolan. Mary Gal fney, Mary Clarkin, Lulu [. Mur Iphy, Irene J. Speliman. Anna Hal Ipin, Rosemary Foley, Helen Neagl
 isabelle Kelly, Francis Grace an Anna McDonaid.