The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23
Local Delegate WilI Speak ct Contention
 0f Women,s s Clubs

Miss Alethea Puffer of Fiske l street will appear on the program | at the biennial convention of the | National Federation of Business | and Professional Women's clubs in | Chicago, July to IS, as a speaker | at the occupational round table | on secretarial work and opportuni- | ties for secretaries in manufactur- ing. This round table will be a fea- ture of a two-day institute of oc- | cupational round tables to be held | July 10 and II at the Stevens hotel | under the direction of Miss Fran ces Cummings. educational secre- tary. The progress of women and the opportunities opening up to them in 30 major vocational fields will be considered.
 The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Warner, daughter of MT and Mrs Milton Jones Warner of the An chorage, Pine Orchard, to Philip Kirkham Allen. son of Mir and Mrs Philip R. Allen of Walpole. Mass, takes place this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Warner home. Only members of the immediate famil- 1es and intimate friends will be in- vited to the ceremony which will be I performed by the brides uncle, Rev Herbert D. Gallaudet of Pine Or chard, former pastor of the First Congregational church, Miss War ner's older sister, Birch, Mrs John Morris Hincks of Riverdale-on- Hudson, N. Y, will be her matron of honor and Miss Margaret Cluett of Troy. N. Y. schoolmate at Westover. will be maid of honor. The bridesmaids will include her three cousins, Miss Clare Smith, Miss Ellen Gallaudet and Miss Peg gy Warner of Pine Orchard: also Miss Atheline Miller of Duluth. Minn, a Westover classmate and Misses Betty Brown of Chicago and Nancy Allen of Walpole, Mass, the latter a sister of the bridegroom. Miss Brown and Miss Allen were classmates of Miss Warner at Miss Nixon's school in Florence, Italy.
 Mrs John M. Hincks will serve as
 flower girl. David Rowland of New
 Haven will serve as MT Aliens best
 man and the ushers will include
 Pierpont Warner, a brother of the
 bride, James w. Bannon, Jr, of
 Portsmouth, Ohio, Theodore s. Jones of Wellesley Hills, Mass, John W. Putnam of Dedham, Mass, Andrew r. Rogers and Arthur M. Rogers of Madison, N. J., James R. Adriance of Englewood, N. J., and Robert P. Hastings of Los Angeles, Calf.
 Installation of officers was held on Wednesday evening by the Junior Women's Club at the wo- mems Club. Those installed were
 president, Miss Katherine Crane; vice-president, Miss Muriel Scho- field; treasurer, Miss Dorothy Bur- dett; secretary, Miss Marjorie Mer- rills; corresponding secretary, Miss Synthia Thompson; auditor. Miss Beatrice Hollands: civics commit- | tee; chairman. Miss Wilhelmina Judd, assisted by Miss Sally soule chairman, Miss Ann Cowperthwait, assisted by Miss Savannah Wells | and Miss Marjorie Snow; social | chairman, Miss Catherine New comb, assisted by Miss Cara Clark | and Miss Elizabeth Since; educa- ton, chairman, Miss Harriet Fra ser, Ernestinc Piercey and Grace | Peck. The advisors of the club are | Mrs George Grant, sponsor; Mrs | Whitman w. Bowes, head of the | education committee. Mrs William | Young, Jr, head of the social com | mittee. and Mrs John c. Bradley, head of the civics committee. De- | tailed reports for the year were | read at the business meeting and plans discussed for the garden party to be held the afternoon of the 2sth at the garden of Miss Helen Chase on Grove street, Misses Katherine Newton, Cara Clark and Betty Since comprise the committee in charge.
 Mrs Joseph Brennan of this city and Mrs Margaret York and Mrs Isaiah Payne of Union City and Naugatuck are among those from | Connecticut who will sail with Rev William O'Dell on the s. s. Cham plain on the Hartford diocesan pilgrimage to Lourdes and Rome. The party will sail July IA.
 Miss Elsie M. Doescher of Hart ford, daughter of Mir and Mrs | Charles Doescher of this city Is | spending few weeks with MT and | Mrs Frederick Doescher of Utica, N. Y. From there she will leave | to enter Columbia university for | a summer course.