The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-12
Weddings - Coming EUents

Miss Frances Tarragono who is to be married on october 18th to John D. Gincln was recently hon. ored at an electrical shower given by her associates at department l4 at the Waterbury Clock com pany. Entertainment was enjoyed and q buffet luncheon was served. Those attending. were: Misses Dor othy Swenden, Clara Maisto, Jose- phine Nappi, Josephine Cardinpie. Alice Cashnaan, Gladys, >Axelby, Sylvia Loucks, Anna simons. Laura Stable, Mary Lacono, Sophie sushtic, Katherine Lane, Mary Domingue, Mae Summons, Carmela Marciana, M6rtha McMuilin, Aud rey Blair, Grace Galley, Sadie. Canavan, Mildred Cannon, Lucy Devito, Mac Carpinelii, Celia ILembo, Anna Lyttio, Doris Enhor. ing. Anna Fasano, Joscphlne Ru- bino, Jennie Rosa, Josephine Rosa, Rosc Yacavino, Clara Manthy, Sophie Perry, Eileen Woods, Edna Loucks. Caroline Colietti, Frances Coiletti, Helen Colletti, Margaret Guffie, Mary Morrison, Josephine Jacovino. Helen LaBrie, Mae Sam kan Lucy Dcsanta, Thcrcsa Maron. AnHu NeSfcl GoENEuue AruNAtS, Virginia DcMarine, Helen Mac- serello, Margaret Caesorello, Anna Guidoss, Josephine DoLeppo and Nellie Cappachia.
 Tho regional directors and mem- bers of tho welfare advisory staff of the Association of Junior League of America arc discussing this week at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York city problems of wei. faro work and have decided that one Of tho most important factors for effective social work Is the ex. tension Of fold service.
 A dinner and card party were given at tho Homestead on Cooke street in honor of Mrs Green of Danbury, who has been the guest of Mrs M. 10. Keeley of Euclid avenue. Those who attended were Mrs Ellen Hayes, Mrs NJ. c. Boian, Mrs George culhane, Mrs ]. B. Root Mrs Mary Kilmartin, Mrs James Bowling. Mrs Frank Hodson. Mrs Seery of Woodmont, Miss Margaret ANilbttd0 uhh AsAtty V @VuilVE VII Norfolk. High score was made by Mrs Green, Mrs Root and Mrs Bowling.
 A party was given on Monday night at the home of Mir and Mrs Charles Newell of Baldwin street In honor of their son, Harold who celebrated his iith birthday. Those attending were William Hanlon, Robert Hanlon. Betty Hanlon, John Doyle, Carmel Doyle, Agncs Doyle, Mary Mulrooney, James O'Brien, Mildred Newell, Harold Newell. Mrs J. Doyle. Mrs T, Hanion, Mrs T. O'Brlon, Mrs Mabel Lawson and Mir and Mrs Newell,
 The Bide-a-Wee club held q Hal. lowo'en masquerade dance and so- cial on Monday evening following their regular meeting at which Mrs Robertson Boyd presided, The com. mittee in charge of the dance con sisted of Mrs George Gormap, Mrs John Mcdonald and Mrs Robert son Boyd. The next meeting of the club will be an open ono and will be held Nov. 13. This will also be followed by n dance 10 which friends arc invited. The samo eon- mitteo will be in charge of this dance as well.
 Miss Pauline M Ingraham of Franklin street was named presi- dent of the Girls Friendly society of Trinity Episcopnl church at the annual meeting of tho organization held on Monday. Assisting Miss fnRraham are e.president. Miss Jano Wynn: secretary. Miss Mar Joric Thomas; treasurer, Miss Ednn Simpkin; delegates to council, Miss Lemira Gibbs and delegates to dloeean council. Miss Edna Lowe and Miss Helen Eidridge.
 Playing at tho Whitney Bridge club in New Haven last evening
 in the Team of Four City Cham. Dionship Tournament sponsored
 by tho United statos Bridge aaso.
 ciation. the Community club team consisting of A. J. Bender. w..
 Harry Byrnes, Stanley Lund and
 John Kolb made top score. Thir-
 teen teams of four were competing
 in last evenings play and had pro- | yiously qualified from a large field
 of competitors in New Haven ter-
 ritory. The Community club team
 ia leading with q percentage O.,
 60,2.
 Joseph Hanlon of Wcst Main
 street has returned after spending | EAa hnk Ina