The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-03
Local Group To Attend State
 Meeting

Miss Helen Merriman, state secre- tary, Miss Cora Crompton, local president, Miss Alethea Puffer, chairman of the state program committee will be among the local representatives to attend the quar- terly meeting of the Connecticut State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs to be held in Milford on Saturday, March 11th. The afternoon session will open at 3 o'clock and dinner will be served at 6:45 o'clock at Seven Gables Inn. The guest speaker at the dinner will be Mrs Henry w. Farnum, Jr, of New Haven, noted sculptor.
 An active program for the Wa terbury Business and Professional Women's club has been planned for the month of March. On Monday eveAing the regular monthly meet ing and supper will be held at o'clock. Mrs Leila T. Alexander will be the guest speaker. The second meeting of the Discussion Group on Economies will be held on Thursday, March g at z o'clock when a discussion will be held on Technocracy. The cabinet meeting is scheduled for Friday, March 10. A special service for business wom- en will be held on Sunday, March 18th at the First Baptist church. The social committee will sponsor @ supper and contract bridge social Hhrrc6au "A monthly meetings will be closed when the discussion group con- venes on May 23 to discuss Tech nology.
 Mrs Ellsworth Tomlinson was hostess to the members of her bridge club at her home on Rose- land avenue last evening. Follow ing the card playing a delicious luncheon was served. The guests included:- Misses Elzada Mosgrovc, Marjorie Terry, Ellema Kleinert, Gertrude Nelson, Lillian Jackie, Katherine Lyons, Rebecca Gager, Mrs Elton Pope and Mrs Ellsworth Tomlinson.
 The "Bowery dance'' to be spon- sored by the ,Sisterhood of Beth Fl will be held on Sunday evening at the Beth Fl auditorium. A varied program of entertainment will be enjoyed during the evening. Cos tunes, decorations and refresh ments will be carried out in Bow cry style. Prizes will be warded for costumes. Mrs David Traurig is chairman of the affair.
 The East Farm community club held card party at the East Farm school Tuesday afternoon with the following in attendance: Mrs Err nest Book, Mrs Harry Rogers, Mrs John McKenna, Mrs Adolph He's pelt, Mrs Matthew Monahan, Mrs Jacob Albert, Mrs Leroy Judd, Mrs George Miller, Mrs Frank Keiper, Mrs Harry Vale, Mrs William Christian, Mrs Morton Pierpont, Mrs Herman Manuel, Mrs Robert Montgomery, Mrs Pierce Carew, Mrs Frank Tracy. Mrs Robert George Manville, Mrs Milton Reed, erine Holmes, Miss Cornelia Walk CT, Mrs Bernard Jurale, Mrs Sid ney Cook, Mrs Albert Ascott, Mrs John Murphy and Mrs M. Carter. Miss Edith Dayton, who will be married soon, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given on Monday evening at the regular gathering of the members of her bridge club at the home of Miss Alice Fox of Pierpont street. Those attending were Misses Inge Anderson, Naomi Hedden, Hazel Birdsall, Lydia Hackworth, Mrs Leonard Weyand, Murlyn Hay wood and Mrs Norman Friden. Miss Anderson and Mrs Friden made high score. Miss Dalton was given consolation prize.
 Miss Julia Loomis of Willow street, who celebrated her S0th birthday on Wednesday, was given a surprise party at her home by the members of the Naomi class of the First Baptist church. The guests were Mrs David P. Gaines, Mrs, George Angle, Mrs c. P. Height, Mrs A. l.. Cault, Miss Eliz- abeth Kendall, Mrs Cora Reich, Mrs Lewis Watkins, Mrs c. c. Adams, Miss Minnie Frost, Mrs Eben Terry, Mrs Edith Riggles, MrS AlVlH Streeu, MrS + ranK MaC- tot, Mrs Carrie Shader, and Mrs J. Russell Putnam.
 Mrs Clifford Tompkins and Mrs Ralph Webb were hostesses at a meeting of the Bunker Hill Kings Daughters in the parlors of the Bunker Hill Congregational church this week. A social hour followed a brief business session. Those at- tending were Mrs Gael Reese, Mrs Robert Jillson, Mrs William H. Hill, Mrs Marguerite Larsen, Mrs Gladys Joslin, Mrs J. Chester Lit tie, Mrs Roland Latimer, Mrs Nor or, Mrs Jesse Palen, Mrs Ralph wood Webster, Mrs George Train Webb, Mrs Leon Mayshaw, Mrs Clifford Tompkins, Mrs James Walker, Mrs G. Judson Wells, Mrs Robert Croft. Mrs Dorothy Fox, Mrs Croft Curtis, Mrs Charles Burnes, Misses Helen Stoddard, Rachel Hengeveld and Polly Hor- sley.