The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-18
Society Ne7cs- Weddings- Coming EOents

l.. T., and Miss Mary Kearns of Bridgeport are visiting their uncle | and aunt, Mir and Mrs Vincent ]. Coates of Hungerford avenue.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Mrs Francis | Tracy formerly Miss Maureen Shee- han of Wall street, on Thursday | evening at the Scoviil Girls club | by Mrs Mary Geghan. Games were | played and a delicious luncheon was served. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful John Carew, Mrs Nellie Cummings, Mrs Maurice Carey, Mrs Ray Stone | Mrs Joseph Geghan, Mrs Thomas Tracy, Mrs Lucy Brandt, Mrs Wil- liam Finn, Mrs c. Coleman, Mrs w. Coleman, Mrs w. O'Rourke, Mrs Nj. McKenna, Mrs J. Carey, Mrs G. Hannon, Mrs Rfelly, Mrs F. Bowers, Mrs J. Murphy, Mrs A. Canavan. Mrs M. Sullivan, Mrs P. Kerwin, Mrs T. Bannon, Mrs J. Sullivan, Mrs F. Urson, Mrs J. Hal oran, Mrs Francis Tracy and Mrs Mary Geghan, Misses Gertrude and Helena Hartley. Kathleen Gil- bert, Nora Carey, Mary Cummings, IereSa 1SSn MdIy MuEpHys nay and Mary Dineen. Sadie Phalen. Norma Quilter, Marjorie Quilter, Helen Quilter, Helen Dempsey, Eva Rozdilisky, Ruth Weihn, Mary Me- Elligot, Janet Cullum, Kathleen O'Rourke, Shirley Geghan, Peg McKenna, Rose Lavallo. Margaret Covella, Margaret Reardon, Mary and Teresa Hannon and Eileen Ramon.
 An Intercollegiate summer for
 nal dance will be conducted at the Lake Quassapaug Pavilion on Tues day evening, July 25th. A meeting of the group will be held this eve- ming at which time a committee for the affair will be appointed.
 Miss Eva O'Rourke of Branford
 is spending several days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. James o. Rourke of Pennington avenue. MT and Mrs Pierre s. duPont, 3d,
 the former Miss Jane Holcomb, who were married at Fishers have returned to the Island and are visiting Mrs duPont's parents, MT and Mrs Frederick w. Holcomb at Huntesbell, their summer home. Mir and Mrs duPont have been cruising New England waters in the i Nemea, Lammot duPonts yacht. They plan to spend the summer with the Holcombs and will take long trip in the fall before taking
 up their residence In Wilmington,
 Del.
 Miss Libby Crawford, daughter of Professor and Mrs Jack Craw-
 ford of New Haven and Madison | will sail August 2 on the s. s. l Deutschland for Germany where
 she will complete her junior year
 at the Universities of Bonn and
 Munich. Miss Crawford finished her sophomore year at Vassar last month and is with her parents at
 Madison.
 Miss Helen Pierpont, daughter of
 Mrs Beatrice Pierpont of Maple
 Hill Farm and Miss Janet Marshall of Ridgewood N. J., will sail from New York on Thursday on the | Curacao to be the guests of Miss | Pierpont's sister, Mrs John Jacoby of Santiago, Cuba. Miss Pierpont
 and Miss Marshall will travel by
 boat to Havana and by plane from
 Havana to Santiago. They will
 leave Santiago on August 10 to re- turn by the same route.
 Mrs Edward Cook was hostess at a card party at her home onsHark-
 CT avenue recently for the benefit of the Santa Maria Circle, Daugh-
 ters of Isabef1a. Those attending l were Mrs James Power, Miss Kath-
 erine Dalton, Mrs Albert Center
 bar, Mrs John Shea, Mrs A. H.
 Merriman, Mrs John Lynch. Mrs
 William Cleary, Mrs Peter Murphy.
 Mrs John Shearon, Mrs James
 Green, Mrs Betsy Mcdonald, Mrs
 John Mcdonald, Mrs Everett Hick-
 cox, Miss Katherine Hill, Mrs Stew
 ems, Mrs George Conlong, Mrs Con-
 don, Mrs Brophy, Mrs White, Miss
 Anna Mulhern, Mrs Joseph Stone,
 Miss Jane Donahue. Mrs John Mul
 cahy, Miss Genevieve Guilfoile.
 Misses Jane Casey, Catherine Ly-
 man, Beatrice Shea. Mrs J. Cote.
 Mrs J. J. Kelley, Mrs Ruth. Miss
 Frances Courtney, Miss Margaret
 Kelley and Mrs Herman Staumf.