The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-09
Society Nezcs - Weddings Coming EUents

Miss Margaret Cladney. daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs James Gladney of Rye street left yesterday to en- ter the novitiate at Mary Immuc- ulate convent in Hartford. Miss Gladney is a graduate of tho Wa terbury Catholic high school class of 1882.
 Miss Jean Dixon of New York city, who is playing in the New York production, "Tieat Lightning" was a victor in Waterbury yes- terday, motoring here from Hart ford. She lunched at the Hotel Elton and visited with friends. Miss Dixon is Miss Marie Jacques, daughter of the late Jean Jacques of this city.
 An illustrated lecture by the White brothers will be given on Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Waterbury Women's club. Tho lecture, in which stereopticon slides will be shown. is entitled Gardens of the Flowery King dom." The White brothers will appear in colorful costume. They have been residents of China for eight years. Whil there they vis- tied and explored the places ofl artistic and architectural interest, taking nearly 4,000 photographs. This lecture will reveal, through the medium of 100 exquisitely painted screen pictures, the glories of China's most famous gardens. The White brothers are recon. mended highly by Mrs Grace Mor- rison Poole, General Federation president, and Mrs Robert r. Gadd, president of the Connecticut State Federation of Women's clubs. This lecture is in charge of the of which are Mrs Lewis G. Merrill, Mrs John S. P. Castle, Mrs Louis F. Laun, Mrs Richard c. Fisher, Mrs Arthur D. Marston and Mrs W. W. Young, .Jr.
 Mrs Bessie Reuter- Cameron who is general chairman for the fashion show and bridge party to be given by the Waterbury chapter of the College of New Rochelle Alumnae association at the Water bury Catholic High school on Wed. nesday evening, the 18th, has an- nounced the members of her com mittee who are assisting her. They include Misses Katherine and Eliz- abeth Moher, Marjorie Powers, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Anne Cronan, Imelda Cronan and Edna Harmon.
 The Bunker Hill Kings Daugh- ters will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Margaret Croft and Miss Mildred Goudy of Moun- tain Park avenue.
 Miss Lilyan E. Maher of Nauga- tuck was guest of honor at sur prise shower given by Misses Phyl- lis and Lillian Crafa, Thursday night, at the Colonade, Yellow and white table decorations were used. Miss Maher was the recipient of a mahogany gateleg table, and a large bouquet of American Beauty roses. A turkey dinner was served. Among those present were Gather inc Long, Betty Schwartz, Mary santors, Gladys, Garner, Jane Newman, Clara Moskowitz, Doro- thea Cooper, Margaret Mccarthy, Hazel Maher, Kathryn Maher of New Haven, Margaret Moore, Mrs Cell Johnson, Mrs A. P. Ella, Phyllis Crafa, Lillian Crafa.
 MT and Mrs Joseph P. Wasilaus- kas of Oakville announce the com i ing marriage of their daughter, Helen Mary to Raymond Edgar Snyder, son of Mrs Julia Snyder | of Steuben. street. The wedding will take place on Saturday the 2Sth at the rectory of the Church of St Mary Magdalen in Oakville. Miss Wasilauskas is Q graduate of Wa tertown High school. MT Snyder was graduated in 1925 from Wilby High school and later from the McAllister College of Embalming In New York city.
 Miss Catherine Cook of Willow street entertained the members of the Happy -Go-Lucky Girls at her home on Thursday evening. Plans for the annual Halloween party were discussed, after which two tables of Bunco were enjoyed first prize being awarded to Miss Alma Donais, while Miss Adrienne Arr cand received consolation prize. Luncheon was served. Those at- tending were the Misses Alma Donais, Adrienne Arcand, Doris | Brodeur, Helen Tcssier, Alice St | Mary, Pauline Grenier, Slmonne Deschene and Catherine Cook.