The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-15
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summer home in Mlddlebury on Wednesday, September 20, from 2 to o'clock for a garden party for the New Haven County League of Women Voters. Entertain ment will be provided by Gertrude Prokoschc, dancer who, with some of her pupils, will present re- cital featuring architectural, sculp- tural and pagan dances.
 Miss Prokosch, who is a Eradu- ate of the Yale school of drama, is we'll known for her lecture recitals on the dance as plastic and dra- matic art and for her original Interpretations of. the dance as an expression of modern life. Her training includes the system of Mensendieck, H'Doubler, Chaiif, Russian Ballet, Dalcroze, Duncan and Wigman.
 There will be incidental music during the interludes in the recital and refreshments will be served from four large marquees which are to be erected in each of the four corners of the garden with members of the New Haven, Wa terbury, Naugatuck and Meriden leagues in charge. .NM
 In case of rain the recital will be given indoors. Mrs F.. J. New comb of Highland avenue Is in charge of local arrangements.
 The Waterbury Naugatuclx chap ter of Lauralton Hall academy in Milford, met last night at the home of Miss Ruth Stapleton of Nau- gatuck. Miss Stapleton Is regent of chapter. Plans were discussed for winter activities to include dance at Thanksgiving. Those attending were Miss Mary Hennessey, Misses Helen and Gertrude Kraus, Miss Mary Foley, Mrs. John Daley, and Miss Margaret Doll.
 Announcement has been made of an open meeting of the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women at'the Waterbury Catholic high school, Monday evening, September IS, at 8 o'clock. Members and their friends are invited to attend. Pat rick Healey, general of the local MIRA, will address the meeting, and important matters relating to Catholic charities will be discussed.
 MT and Mrs Arthur D. Marston of Elmwood avenue entertained the members of the Waterbury Wheaton College Club at a picnic on Monday at the Boy Scout camp at Mount Tom. Those in attend- Miss Ruth Fitzsimons of this city, daughter of Woodbury, Mir and AEr. xxytiito ,,a (htttanAan aod fayYa fly of Naugatuck, and MT and Mrs W. B. Pickard and MT and Mrs Howard Farwell and their daugh- ter of Watertown. The first meet ing of the season of the Wheaton Club will be held on Monday, oc- tober 2, at the home of Mrs J.. Dean Wedgewood in Woodbury.
 Miss Irene Sullivan of Earring ton avenue entertained at e bridge at her home on Tuesday night. Among those attending were Misses Alice Kane, Emmeline O'Rouyke, Doris La France, Loret- ta Sullivan, Helen Sayies, Marion Blondin, and Rita Veillete. High score was made by Miss veillette and Miss Sullivan. Following the card playing Q lunch was served.
 The marriage of Miss Lillian Anna Jackie, daughter of MT and Mrs Charles Andrew Jackie of Wa terville street to Roy Woodman Sidbury, son of MT and Mrs Rich- ard W. Sidbury of Wilmington, N. c. will take place tomorrow morning at Il o'clock at the chapel of the Second Congregational church.
 A farewell party was given re. gently by Mir and Mrs Russell Gib- bons at their home on Chase Park boulevard in honor of their son, Raymond, who Is to enter Perdu college this month. Games were en- joyed and Q luncheon was served. The guests included Agnes Coak- ley and Floyd Gibbons, Eleanor o'Neill and James Peters, Violet Tartaglia and Raymond Normand. Lucille Young and John Sullivan, Marjorie Reynolds and Eugene Leary, Gertrude Walsh and John Crosby. Flora Camoino and How: ard Griffith, Jean Palowski and George Lingis, Alice Deelcy and Guy Lawlor, Patricia Molly and SnuEleb MCGFdtHp SAdlTo ESOCnOH and Milton LaGrande, Anne Mellon and James Miller, Loiuse Fitzpat- rick and Gene Shea, Madeleine Gil- bert and Raymond Reynolds, Rose Taylor and Edwin Price, Agnes sherman and Ralph Dalton, Sally Edwards and Albert Tata, Lucy Harvey and Joseph Lewis, Eleanor Sullivan and Richard Lucien, Ger trude Bart and Edward Mastefano, Gloria Mascotte and Earl Dou- chane, Margaret Molly and Edward Spencer, Betty Egan and Harold Morgan, Bertha Knot and Thomas Green, Helen Quinn and Alex Pow. ell, Harriet Meca and Joseph O.. Connor, MT and Mrs Earl O'Don- nell and MT and Mrs Russell Gib- bons.
 Miss Margaret Bradshaw, daughter of MT and Mrs D. d.. Bradshaw of Baldwin street left on Monday to enter Teachers College of Connecticut in New Britain. Miss Bradshaw was graduated from the Waterbury Catholic High .nh aI lsa Ys,@A