The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-21

Several members of the Water bury Federation of Democratic Women are planning to attend the meeting of the State Federation which is to be held Saturday aft ernoon at the Sunset Ridge Coun- try club in Silver Lane in East Hartford. A luncheon is to be served promptly at o'clock.
 Included among the principal speakers will be Miss Estella Aiken, prominent Savannah, Ga., attorney, recently named as spe- c;al assistant to United States At- torney General Homer s. Cum mings. Other speakers will be Governor Wilbur l.. Cross and Dr Edward C.. Dolan of South, Man chester, collector of internal rev- enue for Connecticut.
 An announcement of interest in social circles is that Miss Betsy English, daughter of MT and Mrs James English of New Haven will be presented to society at q recep. ltiofi and tea on Friday afternoon, the 27th from { until 6 o'clock at her home. That evening there will be a dance at 10 o'clock in the New Haven Lawn club in honor of the debutante. Miss English at- tended Saint Margaret's school, Miss Porter's school in Farmington and the Tairmont school in Wash r ington, D. c.
 Mir and Mrs W. r. Harrington of Wilmington, Del, recently an nounced the engagement Of Mfs Harington's sister, Miss Margaret A. Tlctt to Lammot du Font, pres ident of E. I. du Pont de Ncmours & Go. No date has been set Tor the wedding. Miss Flett is. Q daugh- ter of the late Judge David Fl. Tiett of Racine, Wis. who presided over Racinc's first municipal court and the late Mrs Flctt. For about eight years Miss Fictt has been al. yiding her time between Whining ion. the home of her sister, Mrs Harrington and Seattle, where an- other sister, Mrs Julia Morris, re- sides. Mir Harrington is q vice. president of the E. I. du Pont de Nemours & co. Mir du Fonts son. Pierre s. du Pont, 3d, was married in June to Miss Jane Holcomp. daughter of MT and Mrs Frederick Wainwright Holcomb of Prospect street.
 The finals of the Connecticut State Championship pair contract bridge tournament will be held this season in Bridgeport on Saturday, November IS, according to an, an. nouncement by Josiah H. Peek or this city, president of the. Connecti- cit Bridge League, which IS spon- soring the event.
 Preceding the. finals, preliminary matches will, be held in Hartford. New Haven. Waterbury, and Bridgeport. These games will take plnce on three. successive Wednes.. days, October 25, November 19and November 8. Approximately 1bO pairs are expected to compete. The scores of all three preliminary ses- sions will be considered in deter mining the finalists. 1t was an- siounced.
 !. Bradford wardwell and Hor- nee w. Paine of Westport are the present holders of the Connecticut Bridge League Trophy. Once again competition will be open only 10 players who live in Connecticut the greater part of the year.
 Tn addition to Mir Peck. officers of the league include Mir Paine, Dr 10. Reed Whittemore of New Haven and r. A. stewart of Water bury, vice -preside Miss Debo- rah N. .Glover of Fairfield. secre- rtnry and Mrs William sherman smith of New Haven, treasurer.
 A large attendance was present at the first nthe series of card parties to be, given this winter by the Children, of Mary society of St Ann's church in the church basement last evening. Tho com mittee consisted of chairman. Miss Laura Perigard, assisted by Misses Marguerite Sullivan, Clara Couette, Bora Perigard and Sarah Couette. Miss Marguerite 1meida Greaney. daughter of Mrs Julia Greaney or Chestnut avenue will become the bride of Eugene T. Oviatt, son of Mrs Thomas J. Lyons of Ridge wood street on Thursday morning at o'clock at St MarEnret's church. Her only attendant will be her sister. Miss Deborah 0reaney and Robert J. Mccormack will attend Mir Oviatt as best man. The ushers will include: Attorney William Connolly of New Britain and Gerald Flynn of Watertown. The wedding of Miss Kathryn Julia McDonaid. daughter of MT and Mrs Martin Mcdonald of Cooke street and Dr John r. Bekg. son of Mrs William Begg of Hill Street, will be an event of Tuesday. october 24th at s:5o o'clock at st rhostaa' church.