The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Pearl Street House
 Program Announced

At a meeting last night of the board of directors of the Pearl Street Neighborhood house several coming events on the club program were announced. Mrs Julia Larkin presided at the session and re- port was read from the inter-de- nominational finance committee of which Mrs A. A. Crane is chair man. The first Neighborhood house supper of the season will be held November 17th with Mrs Rose Jones in charge of the eatables and w. w. Hummer taking care of the entertainment. The Younger Set club will hold 8 Halloween bazaar at the club November 3rd. report of the Younger Set club at a business meeting presided over by David Fogg. Tonight at 7:30 o'clock the Vagabond club will meet while tomorrow night at 8 o'clock the Community Biographi- cal and Debating club will meet. Mrs Sara Reyes will direct the or ganization of womens' sewing group tomorrow evening, also.
 Mrs. William Calvin of Water vile and Mrs John Sheebel of Thomaston were hostesses at a shower at the Thomaston Rod and Gun club Saturday evening in hon. or of Miss Loretta Burns of Cooke street whose marriage to Harold Hapke of Cooke street is to be an 1f fn1f- age and bitter-sweet berries were used in decorating the clubhouse. The honored guest was presented with a lamp and a purse of gold. Those in attendance were MT. and Mrs. Charles Drufa and Miss Leti- tia Dodds of Springfield, Mir. and Mrs. Francis Hapke of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Curtin, of Winsted; MT. and Mrs. WilfreG Cruess, Mrs. John Roland, Misses Margaret and Anne Roland, John Roland. Jr., Mrs. Mary Cruess, all of Torrington; Miss Helen Niland of Meriden, Miss Pauline Cronan of Terryville, Miss Catherine Burns of Darien, Miss Margaret Dunn of Bedding, Mass; MT. and Mrs. John Sheebel, MT. and Mrs. D. J. O'Con- nell, Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Flynn, Frederick Flynn. Jr., Miss Anna Burns, Mrs. John Hurley. Miss FL len Hurley, Mrs. Hazel Wallace. Mrs. Elizabeth Lumpkins, Misses Gladys and Loretta Pumpkins, Thomas Lumpkins. MT. and Mrs. William Hellerich, Fritz and Ray mond Hellerich. Miss Eva Hulme and MT. and Mrs. Wallace Dyson. all of Thomaston, MT. and Mrs. William Calvin, William Calvin, Jr., MT and Mrs. John Kelly. MT: and Mrs. James Burns, Ronald Burns and Mrs. George Stuart, of Waterville, MT. and Mrs. w. J. Wagner, MT. and Mrs. George Wal ters, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hapke, Nr. and Mrs. Charles Hapke' Thomas Hapke, MT. and Mrs. Da' vid Lyons. Miss Catherine snyder William Burns and Harold Hapke' all of Waterbury.
 Louis Laurencelle of this city was the guest of honor at 6 birth day party given Saturday evening at the home of Mir and Mrs James Delaney of Georgetown, in cele- bration of his birthday. Those Tn attendance were Miss Betty Taylor Graham, Robert Graham and Will liam Morris of South Norwalk, MT and Mrs Pearl Taylor, Miss Loretta Taylor of Naugatuck, John Dow ling and Louis Laurenceile of this city. Thomas Mecozzi, Charles Haylorfi Bessie May Renison. Gou- dron Mattson, Leona Renison, Theodore Delaney, Irma Magnus- son, Jamse Delaney. Jessie Arnold, Francis Delaney, Elma Radwich, Mrs Renison, Joseph Ashby, Leo Drainville, Irene Johnson, Miss Grenier. Ernest Farrell, Harold Whittier, George Stromberg, Ar thur Chocotte, Mrs J. Stromberg, Mir and Mrs John J. Farrel and Miss NoNna Mattson, of George