The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-02

acuse. New York, were the guests
 of Mir. and Mrs. Edward J. Me-
 Donald of. Randolph avenue over
 the weekend. aa
 Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch of Spring
 field Mass, is spending the week
 with Mrs. Deleany of Wall street.
 Miss Catherine Gilleney of Mys-
 tic is visiting with Mrs. Harold
 Brennan of Ridgewood street for a few days.
 Mrs. James Early and son, John. of Vermont. has returned after sBending the week with friends in Brooklyn, N. Y., where she attend ed theSwedding of her niece, Miss
 Mary Walsh.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E.. Johnson and
 Mrs. H. G. Ross of this city,. were recent registrants at Anderson Towers at Woodmont.
 A surprise birthday party was given recently in honor of Miss l Marjorie Lynch at Waverly Inn. Games and dancing were enjoyed throughout the evening and 8 chicken supper was served. Those attending were: Misses Marjorie Lynch and Thomas Hannon, Peggy OBrien and George Bria, Helen Or Cornell and Howard Clancy, Peg gy Cofrances and Raymond Lynch, Peggy Rowley an Charles Keeley. Helen Gaunt and Charles O'Connor, Marion Phalen and Frank Bowling, Olive Rochon and Frank Krieger, Eileen Darceyfand Howard Healey, Mary Whelan and Andrew. Mona gan, Helen Bachman and George
 Bowling. Bertha Corcoran and Ed
 ward Darcey, Frances. kiimartln and William Butler, Kathryn Greer and James Henebry, Muriel Acker- man and Francis Mulligan, Hazel |! Hampson and Walter Brothers, Ruby German and Kenneth Malsch, Helen Walsh and Roland Bernier. l Mary Mahoney and Patrick Cim- inera, Kay Fay and Daniel Butler, Peggy Steinmetz and James Lawlor, Florence Naka and Edward Me- Grath, Alice Hayward and James Lynch, Louise Murphy and Peter Gannutz, Betty Inglis and Michael Gannutz, Anne Egan and Joseph Corcoran, Eleanor McGrath and George DiCorpo, Loretta McKenna and George Guilbert, and Helen Robert and Frederick Danaher and Rita Shea and Jack Foley.
 Miss Doris Mckay of Circular avenue entertained recently aat miscellaneous shower; in honor Of Mrs John Manter, the former Flor enee Ogden, daughter of Mrs Robin Ogden of Grand street. Mrs Man | ter who has been making her home in Anson, Me, since her marriage | in June, has left in company with MT Manter to take up her residence | in New York. Guests at the show
 CT were Misses Dorothy Mulkern, Madelyn Jones, Mildred Gessert. Hazel Beecher, Mrs Howard kraIt, Lorna Reed, Aletta Clark, Jane
 Newell, Shirley Spender, MT and Mrs John Manter, Paul Ailnutt, Howard Kraft, Charles Kraft. MT and Mrs John Mckay and John
 Mckay, Jr.
 ! MT and Mrs Patrick F.. Scanlon
 were honored at turkey dinner
 given at The Pines in Cheshire on
 Sunday night in honor of their re- cent marriage. Among those at tending were MT and Mrs Charles
 Zeigelmaier, MT and Mrs Leon
 Smith, MT, and Mrs Harold Mar shall, MT and Mrs Oscar Hess, MT
 and Mrs Mathais Haller, Miss l Emma Zeigelmaier, Mrs Emma Chinman. pr Roy w. Van Wagner, Miss Pauline Haller, Carl Halier and, MT and Mrs Scanlon.
 | Miss Dorothy Gray, daughter o1 Major and Mrs John l.. Gray o1 Herkimer avenue attended the Vir- ginfa Military Institute dinner
 dance held at the St Regis hotel in New York city on Saturday
 evening. Miss Gray was the guest
 of John Gordon Howard of Hart ford.
 | Miss Pauline Kriegler of Wood-
 lawn terrace has been chosen dele
 gate from the Waterbury chapter of Junior Hadassah to attend the 10th annual national convention of Hadassah in Chicago, Ill, the 27th, 28th and 29th of this month. The election was made last night at an executive board meeting of the local chapter held at the home of Miss Fay Cassel of Spencer avenue.
 Plans were also discussed at the meeting for installation ceremonies
 to. be conducted September 10. Rabbi Isadore Breslau who is chairman of arrangements will also
 be speaker. The group plans a
 fashion show and bridge for some
 time Tn october. Miss Blanche
 Bisnovich is chairman.
 The Madison community carni- I val and street fair will take place August 19. Mrs David Thomas is
 in charge of the program. Extent sive plans are already underway I for entertainment of unusual inter- | est and amusement. The proceeds from this carnival and fair will go | to the Madison Community Serv- ice, the Lions club and the Madison District Nurse association. The Waterbury club of Rensse- laer Polytechnic Institute will run a summer formal dance at the Honey Pot Country club, Cheshire, the 18th. The committee on ar engagements consists of James Don-