The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-27

Miss Jean Gutowitx of Adams street entertained at . bridge and shower at her home Monday eve- ming honoring Miss Bertha Finkel of Ponham street who is soon to he married to Max Feinblatt of New York city. Miss Finkel was presented with a number of pretty gifts. Those attending were Mrs. Louis Isaacs, Mrs. Jacob Ganoher, Mrs. Nathan Levine, Mrs. Jacob Smodinsky, Mrs. Joseph Blren- baum, Mrs. Minnie Krasow, Mrs. Gabriel Nathan, Mrs. Abraham Ku- perman, Mrs. Herman Ross, Mrs. Isadore Qut6witz, Misses Mollle Opperman, Minnie Tisnman, Ida Tsaacs, Rose Levine, Bertha Cohen, Charlotte Solo. Bertha Finkle, Ceie Korkln, Edna Qancher, sadie Franken, Rose Kunofsky Rhea Mrs. Solomon Alexander, Mrs. Hi- Moyshowitx, Miss Rae Danen and Miss Jean Gutowitz,
 MT and Mrs Lawrence Kilbride entertained last evening ct the Wildwood club, Hitchcock lake m honor of Miss Marguerite Greaney who will be married to Eugene T. Oviatt on Thursday, October 2bth' A nest of tables was presented to the guest of honor. During the eve- ming e varied program of enter tainment was enjoyed and Q deli cious dinner was served. The guests included: Mir and Mrs Ray mond stone, MT and Mrs Francis Lawlor, Mir and Mrs Edward Ther- 4. AAw xaA Niue n Man GIA. MT and Mrs George German, MT and Mrs Jay Freeman Coftey, MT and Mrs Joseph Byrnes, and Misses Kay Calvin, Betty Baldwin, Ann Kiely, CleI Klely, Deborah Cream ey. and William Connolly and c. F. smith of New Britain: Alfred Af- feidt, Gerald Flynn, Harold Logan and I. Burton Dunfeld of Rock vile.
 Miss Alice Hopkins of South View street is spending several days in East orange, N. J.
 Miss Edna Greenberg, daughter of Mir and Mrs Isaac Greenberg. of Pine street has been included among the list of honorary awards ct smith college.
 The Waterbury Junior league will hold c board meeting on Mon day. Oct, 2, at 10 o'clock In tho m orning at the home of the presi.. dent Mrs Elton S. Wayland of Woodlawn terrace. The first regu- lar meeting of the organization will be held on the 9th, the speak. CT for which will be announced at Q later time.
 Tho annual meeting of the Nh. tional society, United states Daugh. | ters of 1872, State of Connecticut. will be held in the Green and Colo room of the Y. W. c. A.. at 4s Howe street, Now Haven, Friday oct. 6. Following tho luncheon ai 12;4b o'clock annual reports VII be given by the officers and conn mittee chairman. Officers VIII .pt elected for the coming. year. Inc hostess of the day will bo Mrs Clarence B. Bolmer of New Haven honorary state president. Oilioers oi the society are: President, MISS Sara Meade Webb of Stamford; first vice. president, Mrs Henry w, Warren of West Hartford second vicos osprohluent, MTs b'vSh Lynne, Bridgeport; recording see' retary, Miss Mary Adelaide Ran. dall of Groton; treasurer. Mrh Charles M. Adams of Groton; corresponding secretary, Mrs Ralph E. Gerth, West Hartford; regis- trar, Mrs Herbert II. Smith. New Haven; historian, Miss Alice M Gay, Hartford; genealogist, Mir John Howard Smiley, Windsor chaplain, Mrs David T. Wolch West Haven. Woodward Thomson, son of MI and Mrs A. J. Thomson Of Pros- pect street leaves on Wednesday Tor shofiield, Mass. to enter the Berk- shire school. Thomson has been studying at Avon Old Farms school.
 In the Tuesday afternoon tour.
 namont of the Cornoll Bridge club at 20 Buckingham street under | tho direction of Mrs John O.. Mo'
 riarty, high scores were made by
 the following: North and South
 Mrs James Walsh and Mrs Frank
 Daily, ffS 1-2 match points; Mri Ralph Vaughn and Mrs George T | Culhane, 107; East and West, Misi
 Rachel Hengeveid and Mrs H. B
 Moore, IA 1-2; Mrs Ralph Hayes
 ana Mrs Joseph Haekett, 112s MT
 George Bolan and Mrs Robert Bo
 Ian no.
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