The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-28
Local Contract Team Wins In Match
 M NegC HGUen

Tn the first of q series of team of four matches between the Elton Contract club and various other contract clubs throughout the state the Elton club defeated the Whitney Bridge club of New Ha- ven last evening at the Whitney club in New Haven, by two match points. The Elton Contract club had a total of 65 match points for the s2 boards and the Whitney club had 6s points. All members of the Elton club are eligible to play in these matches, and any who would like to participate should get in touch with Mrs Sherman Smith. The Waterbury members who play ed last evening were MT and Mrs William Sherman Smith, Mrs I. B. Clark, R. E. Platt, Ivan Coulter. Allen Rufiin, Walter Malsch, F. A.. Stewart, Mir and Mrs Albert Jour dan. Mrs Carl Heebner, Miss Cath erine Maloney, A. L. Davis, A. Weckler, Herman 2. Rehm, Mrs George Pierpont. The New Haven players were Dr R. B. Seabury. Joseph Jackson, Mir and Mrs H. T. Westervelt, MT and Mrs Hobart Hendrick, MT and Mrs E. s. Russ ell, Mrs Leroy Buckingham, Mrs Clarence Pearce, Clarence Pearce, Fred Sweeney. Mir and Mrs c. K. Gordy, M. N. Powell and J. I. Wa terman.
 Mrs George Williams of Knoll ed, n.k l. nk x.ia rfty at Rockwell park, Bristol, Wednes- day night. Her guests included Anna Moran, Florence Baker, Han- na Miller, Catherine Williams and Olive Marshall.
 The New Haven County Demo- cratic Women held an outing at Wonderland, Walnut Beach Park, Wednesday afternoon. It was one of the largest and most enthusias- tic gatherings of democratic women in this section.
 | A basket luncheon was partaken of at noon. Among the prominent speakers during the day were Con- gressinan Francis T. Maloney of Meriden, James T. Rose, Frank J. Mccarthy. and J. Edward Slavin. l Aonmg those present were, from this city: Mrs L. Dwyer, Mrs John Crary, Miss Catherine Burns, and Misss Dora Egan; New Haven, Miss Marie Madden. Mrs Mary Murray, Mrs Mary McGrath, Mrs Hugh Garland, Mrs William M. Rourke, Mrs Alice Rourke. Mrs Alice Ross, Mrs Bezie Dennehy, Mrs Fred Denahy, Mrs Fred Popo- lizio, Mrs J. Little, Mrs W. Doyle, Mrs l.. Leddy, Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs E. H. Lutz, Mrs Julia. Foley, Mrs Agnes Hennessey, Miss Cecelia Burke, Mrs Mathilda Brennan, Miss Mendel, Mrs Frank Maher, and Mrs Julia Blakeslee.
 From West Haven, Mrs Will liam A. Miller and Mrs May E. Miller; Stratford, Mrs John Me- Kendrick and Mrs E. Southard.
 From Milford, Mrs Samuel A. Wells and Miss Real; Walnut Beach, Mrs Bessie Walsh, Mrs Henry s. Ryan, Mrs Edward w. Coffey, Mrs William J. Boni; De- von, Mrs John Mcclure, Mrs Ar thur A. O'Neill. Mrs Frank J. Me- Carthy, 'Mrs William E. French Mrs John E. Crafty; Woodmont Mrs Collins. Mrs John F. Cratty was chairman in charge of ar. engagements.
 1 A benefit card party was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Mary J. Cunningham o1 Orchard street, Bayview. Among the prize winners were Mrs J. Cor. coran, Mrs J. Pickett and Mrs Anna M. Noonan of this city.
 Yesterday afternoon at the Mad. ison Historical Society building ir Madison "The Century of Costumes on Parade" was presented. The costumes worn represented periods from 1726 to the present day.
 Mir and Mrs Martin Bergin and son Thomas of Willow street are spending few days at Bay View.