The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-09
Women's Club To Close Progranl Of
 Yearly EUentS

be enjoyed and guessing contest
 will be conducted, the prize being
 donated by Bernhardt Wilhelm.
 The door prize in sterling silver
 has been donated by M. A. Green.
 Booths of flowers. aprons, jewelry,
 candy and food will border the
 hall. The event is in charge of the
 bridge committee consisting of
 Mrs. William Sherman Smith, Mrs.
 George A. Baronian, Mrs. Frank
 N. Hess, Mrs. Ray D., Schroeder.
 Mrs. M. H. Toomey, Mrs. David
 H. Coe, Mrs. Louis Lougee. Mrs
 Fredesick A. Stewart and Mrs. Frederick A. Jackie. The commit-
 tee in charge of the refreshments
 includes: Mrs. Jesse B. Kelsey.
 chairman, Mrs. William R. Adams, Mrs. Clarence r. MacKay, Mrs.
 Louis H. Stocking, IT,, and Mrs. I C. Dana Tyack.
 St. Mary's Hospital Aid associa- ton announces rummage sale to | take place all day Thursday and Friday of this week at 86 East Main street. Articles may be
 brought to this address tomorrow. Anyone who is unable to bring ar- | ticles themselves is requested to get in touch with any of the off, cers and arrangements will be | made for their collection. Wearing | apparel of all kinds that is still usable, household articles such as curtains, dishes, pictures and other goods of all kinds, will be grate- ! fully received. Friday evening the annual spring prom will be held at Alber- tus Magnus college. The commit tee in charge of the affair is com posed of the Misses Estelle c. Mo- Cul1ough, 1893, Hartford; veroni- ca L. Lyons, 1898 New Haven;
 Elizabeth K. Allara, 1883, Ham, den; Marjorie A. Lee, 1888, New
 Haven; Margaret Coughlin. 1893, Hartford; Margaret B. Ivers, 1883, Meriden; Marion R. Crane, 1884. New Haven; Maureen F. Patton, Kennedy, 1884, Waterbury, and Betty M. Reardon, 1884, Meriden. The list of patronesses and pa irons for the dance follows: Rev Daniel M. Galliher, Rev T. Lawra-
 son Riggs, MT and Mrs Francisco
 Aguilera. Mrs Marcella Boveri, Miss Josephine P. Bree, Miss Mad alane Downes Carroll, Professor and Mrs Charles c. Clarke Profess sor and Mrs Joseph Fitzgerald, Professor and Mrs John Archer Gee, Miss Hazel Gillespie, Miss Ruth Gillespie, Professor and Mrs Joseph Jackson, Professor and Mrs Harvey Mansfield, Professor John E. McDonough, Professor
 Morgan Mooney, Professor and
 Mrs Benjamin Christie Nagle, Pro- | lessor and Mrs Edward Simpson
 Moves, Professor Joseph RDaschel- la, Professor and Mrs Henry Brush Richardson, Miss Ellen Reynolds, Miss Dorothy Rudnick, Professor
 and Mrs William Merritt Sale ana ] Professor and Mrs Hugh Smith. The dance will be held in Rosary
 hall.
 A miscellaneous shower was giv- en on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Isadore Houle of West
 Liberty street in honor of her sis l ter, Miss Lena Picard of Massa- l chusetts who is to be married on May 30th to Lucieh Derouin of Galivan street. A varied pro- gram of entertainment was enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was | served. The guest of honor was
 the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those present were: Mrs l George Ouelletet, Mrs Joseph Vi1- letet, Mrs Delina Perreault, Mrs Joseph Giraurd, Mrs Clara Lorang- | CT, Mrs Arthur Rivet, Mrs Arthur
 Dausereau, Mrs Lawrence Gingas,
 Mrs A. St Jean, Mrs George Dolan,
 Mrs Alex Daudelin, Mrs Ephrem
 Delage, Mrs William Brousseau,
 Mrs Maurice Cossetet, Mrs Maurice Gagnon. Mrs Lucien Perreault, Mrs
 l.. Linteau, Mrs B. Viellete, Mrs l Alverd Derouin, Mrs Leary Pelle-. l tier, Mrs Emile Rochon, Mrs Harie
 Hurteau, Mrs Walter Derouin, Mrs | Ernest Derouin, Mrs Renez Mar
 chand, Mrs T. J. Hamel, Mrs Jo- seph Perreault, Mrs Isadore Houle, l Mrs Arthur Berube, Mrs William | Curley and Misses Blanche Demers, I Lena Picard, Bertha Derouin, Ev- elyn Brousseau, Claire Brousseau, Irene Brousseau, Beatrice Leblanc, Rita Rivet, Thelma Divet, Claire Derouin, Hlen Brown, Rita Veil letet, Alice Veillette. Agnes Gib-
 bons, Ruth Aspell. Dorothy Aspell,
 Laura Jackson, Marie McDermott,
 Irene Vezina and Albertine Belval.
 Mrs. John S. P. Castle is direct
 ing the three-act comedy '"The
 Whole Towns Talking" by John Emerson mad Anita Loos to be giv- en on May 18th at Davenport hall
 under the auspices of the Junior
 Auxiliary of the Second Congre-
 gational church. Members of the
 cast include: Mrs. Frederick Pier
 pont, Jr., Cara Clarke. Mrs. Vic-
 tor Anderson, Eunice Clarke, Shir-
 ley Wood, Hortense Cooke, Alison i Tripp, Norman Neale. William Me- Bride, Frederick Pierpont. Jr.,
 Raymond Titterington and Harry Leonard.
 Miss Mary E. Murphy has re- II turned to her home on Willow f street after spending several days as the guest of Miss Marion Hef- frin- of New Jersey.
 Mrs Norman Ingraham of Bristol
 is visiting in Bradford, Mass, with her sister Mrs Richard Fox and MT Fox. Mrs Ingraham is the | former Lumyra Baldwin of Wood- side avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. L. M. Spack of | Englewood, N. J.. announce the birth of a daughter on Friday | May 5th. Mrs Spack was formerly l Miss Lillian Brooks of this city.