The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-14

Members OF the class OF 1891 Of
the Waterbury Hospital Training
school for Nurses rendered Miss
Thera Mitchell Of Bristol q shower
yesterday at Lake Hitchcock. Miss
Mitchell was presented with a
beautiful gift of silver. Those at
tending were: Misses Dorothea
schuster. Bess Cunningham. Mary
Natowich, Thelma Rackin, Florine
Bird. Mildred Barvicks. Viola
Beaulac, Evelyn st John. Min.i
Altieri, Grace Leggett. Doris Large.
Louise Schildgen, Anna Poscavage.
Mildred Daniels. Gertrude Oxley
and Mrs Russell Scoville, and Mrs
Theodore Kurtz.
Il The Misses Katherine Healey Of
Prospect street and Anna j. Cough
Ian of State street left to-day by
motor for few weeks vacation at
York Beach, Maine.
Misses Laura Barton of Ashley
street and Margaret Tracy Of Alma
street arc enjoying a two weeks
vacation in Montreal. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon en-
tertained group Of friends at
their summer home at Bayview,
the occasion being the home COM
ing of their daughter Florence,
who was a student at st. 'Vincent's
Hospital in New York. Those at
tending were: Misses Lillian MUIR
phy, Florence Gordon and George
Ferguson, Harold Brown, Larry
Kelly of New Haven, Edward Dali
ION, Renee Marsail, Earl Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Cushing. of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. John Cor
den.
Mrs. Wilfred Turmel of Edin
street entertained recently in hon.
or of the nth birthday Of her
daughter, Ann Patricia. Games
were enjoyed and a delicious
luncheon was served. The guests
were: Doris Squire, Elba Squire,
Shirley Martin, Antoinette LAMA
define, Lucille Beausoleil, Bertha
Beausoleil, Mary Tunnel, and AL
fred Martin, Jr., Thomas Hebert,
James Carroll, Jr., Thomas Carroll,
Mrs. Anna Carroll, Mrs. Mary
Squire, Mrs. Joseph LaMadeline,
Mrs. Wilfred Tunnel and Christie
pher Griffin.
The ladies' aid society of the
Grace Methodist church held a hot
dog roast Wednesday at Lakewood
park. Mrs Mae Westwood and Mrs
Arthur Twelyes were in charge.
Various games were enjoyed. In
miniature golf, Mrs Twelves and
Mrs Hubbell made high scores.
Among those attending were Mrs
r. c. Atherton, Mrs Charles
Greene, Mrs Eugene Hotchkiss,
Mrs Frank Wilson, Mrs Elizabeth
Jenny, Mrs Thomas Barber, Mrs
Allan Sauhurt. Mrs James A. Clist,
Mrs William Westwood, Mrs Will
liam Hornbecker, Mrs Walter Ben
ham, Mrs John w. Clark, Mrs z.
w. .Wightman, Mrs Moulthrop, Mrs
George Hubbell, Mrs Lionel Book,
Mrs Arthur Twelves, Mrs Crast,
Mrs Zaugg, and Dorothy. Eleanor
and Bcrnice Zaugg, Ellen Wilson,
Raymond Wilson, Dorothy and
Betty Aitchison, Betty Barber, Miss
Clyse and John Twelves.
Miss Isabel Whitney of Chapman
street entertained several of her
friends at her home on Wednesday
evening, the occasion being her
18th birthday. The home was pref
tily decorated In a color scheme
of pink and green and a large
birthday cake formed the CENTER
piece for the table. Among those
attending the party were Misses
Charlotte Benedict, Eileen Fitz-
maurice, Eleanor Sullivan Ruth
Stokes, Mary Sullivan Of Meriden,
Mn r1a rot Eifzp,aurfca ShirIov na.
CHAN. Molly Walsh, Agnes Luddy,
Mary Fitzmaurice, Lillian Walsh,
Germaine Fitzmaurice. Mary Stack,
Margaret Dunphy, Rita Fitzmau-
rice, Jose Stack, and Bernhard
Erik, Francis Fitzmaurice, Henry
Won Lott. Robert Sibold, Daniel
Laskey, Robert Stokes, George Do
Ian, Vincent Ross, Edward Stokes,
Thomas Fitzmaurice, Joseph Gro
min, Thomas Farrell, John Stokes
and Xavier Devileskis.