The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-28
Society NezcS
Local People To BeAtLaMraItOn
 Social Day

Several members of the local L.auralton Hall Aiumnae Assocta- ton are expected to attend the Social Day which is to be held at Laura1ton Hall tomorrow. Local students and friends will also att tend. Miss Helen O'Neil of Brook iyn, New York is general chair- man of the arrangements.
 Luncheon is to be served at noon in the school dining room and in the afternoon the Melodians of New Haven will present @ pro- gram.
 Committees for the affair will be as follows:
 Invitations, chairman, Miss Mar garet Mary Connery of George town, assisted by Miss Alice Ray of Springfield, Mrs F. Gmur. of Torrington, Miss Constance Me- Doweli of Hartford, Miss Constance Ballard of Stamford, Mrs Edwin Joy of Milford, Miss Charlotte Louis of Ansonia. Miss Marion Dugan of Middletown, Miss Bessie Barry of Meriden, Miss Helen Cox.
 Miss o'Neill heads the recep- ton committee and is assisted by Elizabeth Blakesly of Torringtou. Miss Catherine Fennon of Nauga- tuck, Miss Mary Burke of South Manchester, Miss Barbara Ciglat of Fairfield. Miss Helen Congdon of Wallingford. Miss Florence Duffy of Stamford. Miss sarah Feehan of New Haven Miss Mar Garet Kennedy of Bridgeport. Miss Agatha Dillane of Devon.
 Miss Rita Cox of New Haven Is head of the luncheon committee, assisted by Miss Lillian Gibson of Mt Vernon. Miss Mary Dunn of South Norwalk. Miss Mildred Har- riman of New York city. Miss Margaret Chiota of Bridgeport, Miss Margaret Mary. Pagan of Mil. ford, Miss Mildred Freuman Of Bridgeport, Miss Mary Hennessey of Naugatuck, Miss Edna Holmes of Bridgeport, Miss Edith Hurley of Bridgeport, Miss Dorothy Me- Cune of Brooklyn, Miss Eff Fanora of stafford Springs, Miss Catherine sheehan of Torrington, Miss Theo- nia Stiles of Bridgeport. MISS Emily Tabor of Bridgeport ana Miss Grace Louis of Bridgeport.
 Members of the publicity 'com- mittee are Miss Josephine McTag- gart of Devon, Miss Florence Hal I,in of Bridgeport and Miss Char iotte Louis of Bridgeport.
 Mrs Theodore Kirsch of East Farms street was hostess at cara party given at her home recently for the benefit of the Ladies Aid society of St Paurs M. E. church. Among the guests were Mrs Jonn Moshier, Mrs Mover, Mrs J0nh . Lineburgh, Mrs Tindahl, Mrs Off ffaH A,a ~ Smith Mfa Walter Johnson, Mrs Hugh Suther" land, Mrs James Lowe, Mrs Bezler Mrs A, Krieger, Mrs John Wil- Hams. Mrs Tda Birdsall, Mrs Est lain, Mrs Nectaire Caouette, Mrs Julia Snyder, Mrs Abner Sconeld. Mrs John Logan, Mrs Utzer, Mrs Robinson and Mrs Ward Hobbie.
 Miss Edith Dayton of Kelsey street who Is to be married to J. Gray somers was an honor guest at a bridge and miscellaneous shower given Thursday evening at the homo of Mrs r. U. Anderson of Piedmont street. Among the guests were Mrs Leonard Weyand, Mrs Norman Friden of Nutley. N. J" Mrs Louis Schick, Misses Ida De- mers, Hazel Blrdsall, Eleanor Brown, Alice Fox, Dorothy Me- Laughiin, Esther Hauser, Lydia Hackworth, Naomi Hedden, Mur- lyn IInywoodl, Barbara Reynolds, and Inge Anderson.
 There is much interest to local society folk fin the coming wedding of Miss Margaret II. Martin. sister of Mrs Rodney Chase of Wator- town and daughter of Mrs George Adams Martin of San Francisco. to John Harwood, Jr., son of MT and Mrs John Harwood of Brookline, Mass. The time for the ceremony has been set for 4 o'clock, Saturday afternoon. Feb- ruary 25 in Christ church. follow. cd by 0 reception at the homo of MT and Mrs Rodney Chase in WI. tertown. Miss Martin Is q grad uato of Bryn Mawr and Mr liar. wood was graduated from Harvard in 1927