The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-10

SouH 6. GeiSI, WaterDury woman 6 club: Yale sightseeing, Mrs Har- old Woodcock, Mrs George c. Frs
 Kline of the Cheshire Woman's club; platform. Mrs w. c. Ives of the Mount Carmel Book club and
 Mrs Mary Evans of the Wednesday Afternoon Thimble club; publicity, Mrs Joseph E. Plyyler of New Ha- ven ana Mrs William J. Slator, state chairman of Waterbury.
 Tuesday the education luncheon
 will be held, and Miss Grace D. Barnum of Bethel, state chairman of education will conduct the meet ing, the subject of which will be
 Curtailment of Education" The speakers will be Albert G. Prince Of the State Board of Education and Worcester Warren, superin- tendent of schools of Bridgeport. In the afternoon Edna Phillips, chair man of American Library associa- ton of Connecticut on work with the foreign born, and formerly supervisor of work with racial groups of the Massachusetts de- partment of education division of public library, will speak on
 America and her Racial Litera- tures." "Woman's Opportunity in
 World Affairs" will be the subject of an address by Rev George Lack
 ,wa fredlo ?nad richtendf-en land. At 6:15 the fine arts dinner, presided over by Mrs Edward B.
 Hum, will be served, and the speaker will be Mrs Suzanne Sil- yercruys Farnam. Professor Jack Crawford's Community Drama Junior clubs will present 8 play and a groups of songs.
 The meetings Wednesday will be in honor of the national president, Mrs Grace Morrison Poole. Dur ing the morning The White Broth- CTS will give an illustrated talk on China. Miss Mary Woodruff will preside at the International Rela- tions lunchceons and the speakers will be Mrs Poole and Miss Laura McMullen. In the afternoon Mrs Poole will speak on Come Let Us Reason Together" Miss Anita Brown will speak on Poetry. A tea will be given from 4:3O until 5:30 in the New Haven Woman's club, 591 Whitney avenue, in hon. or of Mrs Poole. The Beebe Trio will play during the tea and at the dinner. In the evening the delegates and those attending the conference will attend the con- cert of the Woman's Choral society and the Yale University Glee club.
 Thursday morning at the presi- dents breakfast, Governor Milli- gan of Vermont will speak. The will be in honor of Miss Emily Louise Plumley. Professor Fred Fairchild, professor of econ- onics at Yale will speak on Gov ernment Magic" Miss Plumley will speak on citizenship. Mrs Fred erick O.. Robbins, chairman of Music, has arranged some special music for each session.
 Mrs Wilbur Allen was hostess at a bridge part at her home on Windsor street recently. Her guests were Mrs William Craig, Mrs Carl Dinwoodie, Mrs Clifford Mallette, Mrs John Coolidge, Mrs Joseph Nelly, Mrs F. w. Wilson. Mrs John Porzenheim.
 Miss Adelaide Pope of Chapman avenue, captain of the Winona Re- bekah lodge guard team enter tained the mebmers of the team at her home Monday evening. Those attending were Mrs Harold Manville. Mrs William Wood. Mrs Douglas Weaving, Mrs Fred Mrs Henry Pensel, Mrs Thomas Finlay, Mrs Jay White head, Mrs Edgar Piercey, Mrs David Weaving, Mrs Edith Dews. Mrs Clara Kelly, Misses Lena Ella Churchill. Louise and Jean Monroe. Cards were played during the evening, high score being made by Mrs Miss Monrie. Consolation prizes and Miss Pope.
 Mrs William Carpenter and her TWO sons, William, Jr, and Doug las, who have been guests of her parents, MT and Mrs H. P. Tenne- son of Bingham, Mass, have re- turned to their home on Lockhart avenue. They also visited Mrs sister, Mrs N. o. Peter son of W0oasocket, R. I.
 Division 57, A. o. H., will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at Hi- bernian hall. All members are urged to attend as important bus-' mess will be transacted.
 Misses Helen Bartsch of Ashley street, Virginia White of Highland avenue Extension, Alice Nelson, Aida Greer, Minnie Reymond and Mary Agnes Kushlis of the Water bury Hospital will sail on the 18th or a 21 days Vagabond Cruise on he "Pastores'' for Haiti, Jamaica, South America and Panama.
 A party was given recently at he home of Miss Eve Leven Herz ,f Orange street. The guests in- ,luded Misses Lillian Chestney, Lillian Smith, and Pauline Stern ,erg of this city and Raymond and Krupnikoss. Al Wolf and Seligman of Hartford.
 A shower was given recently by Mrs Agnes Thulin of Inman Ave- tue in honor of Mrs Joseph Kin ley who was formerly Miss Ernes- inc Harvey. The guest of honor vas the recipient of many beauti- ul gifts. Entertainment was en- oyed throughout the evening and ! luncheon was served. Those pres mt were: Misses Marie Donnelly, Christine Mccarthy, Madalyn Peck, Edythe Belott, Lima Tata, Emily Reihl, Bernice Bradley, Nary Homick, Alice Mallory, Helen Brown. Maude Fudge, Jean ,tte Micheletti. Ann Palmeri, Yer Ia Bowers, Josephine Fay. Loretta Mary Mahoney. Irene Rose Romeo, Ella Buss- nan, and Irene Perina of New York, Mrs Joseph Kinney, and Mrs Agnes Thulin.
 Miss Mildred Hebert of Willow 'treet- entertained the members of Ter bridge club at her home last ,vening. Following the card play ng a delicious luncheon was serv- Id. The guests included: Janice AA ffA