The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-03


 George Dillon of South Elm street, Is spending a two weeks vacation in Chicago, H., where he will visit the Worlds Fair.
 Miss Emily Louise Plumiey for mer president of the Connecticut Federation of Women's clubs, who Is the chairman of the department of citizenship of the General Fed eration of Women's clubs, will be in charge of the citizenship pro- gram at the Chautauqua institute which opened at Lake Chautauqua yesterday and continues through the month. The institute which is open to all club women will be attended by delegates from 37 states. The list of speakers is headed by Mrs Franklin D. Roosc- welt, life member of the Chau- tauqua Wofnen's club, an organiza- ton with a membership of women from all parts of the United States who meet each year for an elab- crate schedule of club activities. Mrs Grace Morrison Poole, presi- dent of the General Federation of Women's clubs. Dame Rachel Crowdy of England, Mrs Josephine Pierce of Ohio, vice-president of the federation, and Miss Plumley will be speakers.
 Mrs Matthew Houston of Sem- mole avenue was hostess at a bridge party at her summer home in Woodmont Thursday evening. High scorers were Misses Peggy Sullivan and Mary Hedderman and Miss Ruth Donahue received the consolation award. Those attend- ing were Misses Nancy Bacon, Mary Hedderman. Ellen Shanahan, Margaret Sullivan, Marjorie Cor coran, Mollie Calhoun, Mary Ly man, Molly Rolly, Ruth Donahue, Mrs Arnold Smith, Mrs John Dews, Mrs Joseph Dews.
 William K. Reilly, Jr, of Hillside avenue has left for Atlantic City. N. J., where he will visit with Harry Singley. Reilly and Sing ley were former classmates at the Jefferson Medical school in Phfla- delphia.
 Harold Hanlon, son of Mrs Nell lie Hanlon of East Main street has been visiting in the west. MT Han- lon attended the Worlds Fair at Chicago, and visited at Notre Dame university from where he was graduated in 1890 with a B. s. de- gree in electrical engineering. He was accompanied on his trip Dy Howard Butts of Naugatuck who Is now visiting at his former home in Mishawaka, Ind.
 The wedding of Miss Elinor E. Dilworth of Upper Darby, Pa, to Rev John Emerson Zeiter of the Naugatuck Methodist Episcopal church took place Saturday after noon at 4 o'clock at the Sellers Memorial Methodist Episcopal church at Bynwood, Penn. Miss Dilworth is the daughter of Rev George G. Dilworth at whose church the wedding was celebrated by MT Dilworth, assisted by Rev Harry Sanford Crosset of New York city. MT Better is the son of Mrs Margaret Hunter Better and the late Rev John Emerson Zeit- CT, ST, who was minister at the Chapel street church in this city, thirty years ago. The church is now known as the South Federated church. Raymond Mar kl0 or bdlQWlH StTcct, OAAO VOc leyan university, '33 a cousin, of the bridegroom, was one of the ushers. The bride received the degree of bachelor of philosophy from Dickinson college in 1881 and the degree of master of arts from the University of Pennsylvania in 1882. During the past year, she has taught history in the Ridley Park high school in Philadelphia. MT Zeiter received his bachelor of arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1890 and the de- gree of bachelor of divinity from Union Theological seminary in May.
 Miss Marion Samson of Willow street has returned after spending three weeks in Detroit.
 MT and Mrs Frank Carey of East Main street visited at HopeWell Junction, N. r., over the weekend.
 Howard Castle of Watertown avenue is spending a few days in