The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-17

The Viking Co-Ed club held its
 last meeting of the season at the
 home of Miss Ann Kennedy of Oakville recently when plans were
 made for q picnic to be held July 2, at Black Rock Park. Other bus
 mess included the election of off, cers. The new ones include, pres ident, Miss Dorothy Shove; vice. president, Miss Helen Cullen; sec-
 retary, Miss Viola Boentgen; treas-
 urer, Mrs Harry Lang, Miss Naomi Hedden was again elected club ad- wiser. After the business cards were enjoyed and refreshments served.
 Tho annual banquet given by the Waterville Girls club was held ut the Oriole terrace in Southbury Thursday evening. Cards were en- joyed, high score being made by Mrs Bradley, Mrs Tullar and Mrs O'Callaghan, Mrs Alfred Emmons, the retiring president of the club and Miss Dorothy Worth, who is to be married, were given gifts by the club members. Those who attend- cd were: Mrs George Bailey. Mrs Alfred Emmons, Mrs James Kirby, Mrs Samuel Budde, Mrs Benjamin Bradley, Mrs Harry zibell, Mrs John Romspert, Mrs William o. Callaghan, Mrs Robert Rose, Mrs Arnold Monroe, Mrs Edna Wolff, Mrs Russell Truclove, Mrs Kenneth Tuilar, Mrs Robert Watkins, Misses Celia Brenneis, Dorothy Worth, Alice Lorenson, Gladys Fox, Hazel White and Gladys Monroe. The new officers of the club who were elect cd at recent meeting include president, Mrs George Bailey, sec retary Mrs Benjamin Bradley, and treasurer, Mrs James Kirby.
 The wedding of Miss Ann Mar jorie Herman. daughter of MT and Mrs Edward Robert Herman of Wheeler street and James F. Brown, son of MT and Mrs Sher- man Brown of Boyden street will take place this afternoon at 8 o'clock at St Michacl's rectory. Rev William O'Shea will officiate at the ceremony. Miss Margaret Eliza beth Mackie will be the maid of James McMahon will attend MT Brown as best man.
 A reception will follow at the home of the bride for about sixty guests. Out of town guests will include: Mir and Mrs c. W. Riley of New York, Mir and Mrs w. Riley of Bristol, William Riley of Bris- tol. Ann Neagill of Atlanta. Georgia, Mrs Katherine Costello of Beacon, N. r., and MT and Mrs AL bert Brothers of Bridgeport.
 The couple will leave on q wed- ding trip to the White Mountains and upon their return will take up their residence at 7s Wheeler street.
 Miss Herman is graduate of Wilby high school and has been as- sociated with R. r. Worden and Son and MT Brown Is a grad uate of Crosby high school and is employed by the N. Y., N. H. and Hartford company.
 Miss Loretta Fitzpatrick who has been assistant principal of the Ber- lin w. Tinker school and who has been made principal of the Hamil- ton avenue school. was honored at q dinner given recently at the Lift the-Latch Inn by the members of the faculty of the Tinker school. Miss Fitzpatrick was given silver tea service by her associates, the presentation being made by Miss Marie Heringcr, the principal Those who attended wero Mrs El. on Reid, Mrs Sadie Corner, Mrs Ann simpson. Mrs Catherine Burns, Misses Alice Cronan. Bertha Rob. son. Elizabeth Quinn, Helen Sul- livan, Corinhe Rossi, Mary Kim nane, Margarea Kelly, Dorothy Gaess, Gertrude Delaney. Mary shepard, Anna Carolan, Catherine | Mullins. Helen St Louis, Lucy Shan- ahan. Sadie Delaney, Anna Derwin, | Nellie Bender, Ann Fiannery, Lita | Guerrero, Dorothy Robin, Alice | McGee. Ann Barry, Helen Vein. | berg. Florence Greenleaf. Cather- inc Enright, Mae McKenna, Eliza beth Johnson, and Agnes Shcehy.
 The Waterbury Hebrew Ladies Aid Society held their last open of tho season aa the He- brew Institute on Thursday evcn- ing. Resolutions were passed on the ] death of three members which oc- cured during the past two weeks. Mrs Louis Madnick. former pres- ident and now an honorary pres- ident was presented with plaque for her work accomplished for the society. Following the business meeting refreshments were served. Mrs Leopold Ginsberg presided.