The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-24
Society Nezcs- Weddings gS- Coming EUents

A card party for the benefit of the POllyanna class at St Paurs M. ID, church was held recently at the home of Mrs William Chick of Wood street. Assisting Mrs Chick were Mrs Hugh Sutherland and Mrs Dwight seaver. The guests at- tending were Mrs Adam Richie. Mrs Ward Hobbie, Mrs Theodore Kirsch, Mrs Ella Logan, Mrs John l.. Lineburgh, Mrs Estelle Irion, Mrs A. J. Smith. Mrs Allan Up- ton, Mrs James Rowe, Mrs Ed- Charles, Velte, Mrs George Robin son, Misses Barbara Weber and Rachel Seaver. High scores were made by Mrs Richie, Mrs Irion, Mrs Upton and Mrs Allard. Mrs Roy Velte received the consolation award.
 Plans for a luncheon and bridge to be held att he Hartford Women's club on March 8 by the Guild of St Agnes were made at a recent luncheon at the Hartford Bridge club. at which the officers and executive committee were the guests of the Guilds president. Mrs Hugh J. Cummings. Mrs Joseph B. Griffin will act as chairman of the luncheon bridge. Mrs Cummings luncheon guests were:
 A shower was given recently by Mrs Alfred Lacombe of South Main street by a number of her friends. The guests were Mrs J. O. Fratt' Mrs Claire St Arnau1d, Mrs Cou- rade Macarella, Mrs Arthur Lemi- etIx. Mrs Samuel Deschene, Mrs John Hion, Mrs Patrick Gagne, Mrs John Gelinas, Mrs Henry Valler- aud. Mrs Thomas St Germaine, Mrs Hormidas Bourfe, Mrs Ed ward Mareau, Mrs Albert Montam- bault, Miss Elvear Robert, Mrs Frank Baribault, Mrs John Sanva- reau. Mrs Arthur Lacouisiere, Mrs Octave Carrigan, Mrs Max Clement, Mrs Theodore Beaudoin, Mrs Wil- liam Beaudion, Mrs William Geli- mas and Mrs Alfred J.emieux.
 The members of the ladies' aid of the Swedish Evangelical church were entertained by Mrs N. T.. Swanson at her home on Clinton street at @ silver tea. Mrs James Morgan presided at the tea tamle. Those attending were Mrs A. M. Anderson, Mrs Herman Johnson, Mrs John Grandell, Mrs Fred Lar son, Mrs c. E. Linddell, Mrs c. J. Carlson, Mrs Arvid Swanson. Mrs Hanson, Mrs Edward Strom, Mrs c. J. Anderson, Mrs c. F. Johnson, Mrs Robert Anderson, Mrs Gustave Grandell, Mrs William Swanson, Mrs James Morgan, Misses Natalie and Eileen Morgan, Mrs B. Isaac son, Mrs John Clausen, Mrs Axel Forsell, Mrs c. L. Ha1lenborg, Rev and Mrs c. A. Stenholm.
 Mrs Edward Chapman of Sum- mer street who has been seriously i'll for the past two weks, is im- proving.
 Miss winifred F. Price of this city has been spending several days in New York city where she was registered at the Hotel Picca- dilly.
 Miss Ann Hurley of Chestnut avenue was recent visitor in New York.
 Tonight will be one of the bus jest and most important nights in the year with the Yale Junior promenade in Woolsey hall at- tracting the young college and last assembly in the Lawn club which will be attended by older members of society.
 At the Junior prom dancing will start at 10, and supper will be served from 12 until 1. Girls from all parts of the United States will be in attendance, and the frater- .nity huose are planning parties in connection with the affair.
 MT and Mrs Joseph G. Wilson have been registered at the Hotel Picadilly in New York for a few days
 The Waterbury Chapter of Ha- dassah held a board of directors meeting this week at which time it was decided to hold 0 cake sale at Miller & Peck store on Thursday, March 2 Plans were also dis cussed for an entertainment and Dutch supper to be held on Sum- day, March 26th. A rummage sale is to be held at date to be announced later. Mrs s. L. Greene and Mrs Jacob Margo1is are in charge of the cake sale and Mrs Harry Stutmann and Mrs Morris siller will conduct the rummage sale.
 Mrs Martin O'Rourke has re- turned to her home on Cooke street after attending the funeral of her sister, Mrs Margaret Me- Carthy Linn of Naugatuck who died suddenly last Friday.
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