The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-24
State Contention Of B. o P. Clubs M
 This City In May

| Mrs Mabel Bachmann has been appointed general chairman for | the annual convention of the Con- nccticut State Federation of Busi- | Clubs which will be held fin Wa
 tcrbury Friday and Saturday, May
 12 and 13.
 The old board will meet at sup per at the club rooms of the local | Business and Professional Wo- mems club on Friday evening at 2 o'clock for supper and final busi-
 ness meeting. Saturday the conven- ton will meet in regular session in the afternoon which will be fol- lowed by a tca-which will be in
 charge of Miss Rena Puffer. Sun
 day morning board members will
 meet at 9:30. This meeting will be
 of the new board. officers will be
 elected and the new board appoint
 ed at the Saturday session.
 l Other members of the conven-
 tlon committee will be Miss Jo- sephine Somers, hospitality; Miss
 Mabel Burns. registration; Miss
 Alethea Puffer, program; Miss
 Edith Sellew, banquet; Miss Milii-
 cent Pond, hotel reservations and
 Mrs Helen Slator, publicity.
 Dr Grace II. Beardlsey of Balti-
 more, Md, one of the few women
 archacologists. will be the speaker at the dinner to be held at Hotel
 Elton on Saturday, May 18th. Dr Beardsley was graduated from Vassar college in 1917 and took her A. M. and Ph. D. degrees from Johns Hopkins in 1921 and
 1922. pr Beardsley has found frc-
 quent occasion to draft upon her lea. capacity of assistant professor of
 latin and history at Boucher col lcge. Before going to Boucher as a member of the faculty, she taught six years at Roland Park Country school in Maryland. Her standing in the classical field has been rec ogniZed by her appointment as a reader in ancient history for the college entrance examination board.
 Through two summers fin Spain. pr BeardsIey has acquired an inti- | mate knowledge of Sanpish politics and frequently lectures to women's clubs on that subject, on current | events or upon popular phases of | archaeology. She is former presi- | dent of the Maryland State Fedora ton of Business and Professional | Women's Clubs and has been ac- tive in the College club and Wom- en's City club in Baltimore. Re- gently she became q member of the faculty of the School of the Printed Page, the interesting ex- pertinent in adult education which is being conducted by the National Federation drought it's official magazine, Independent Woman.
 Mir and Mrs Michael A. Cava- naugh of Oakland avenue enter tained number of their relatives and friends at their home yester- day at which time they celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary. The couple were married twenty i've years ago in St ThomaS church by Rev William Fox of New Can aan, cousin of Mrs Cavanaugh. The home was attractiyely decorated with numerous bouquets of cut spring flowers. The guests of honor were the recipients of many gifts of silver among which was q framed numerical silver piece of q twcnty-ffth insignia made up of silver dollars. A varied program of entertainment was enjoyed and q turkey dinner was served. The guests included: Rev William Casey, of New Haven; Capt and Mrs Thomas r. Cayanaugh, Mir and Mrs William J. Cavanaugh and family; MT and Mrs Edward Cava- naugh and family; MT and Mrs Alphonse Gouley. Mir and Mrs Rob- ert Fox, Mr and Mrs T. A. Bar nett of Meriden: Dr and Mrs George Keefe of Hartford; MT and Mrs Thomas TImms of MerIden. MT and Mrs Raymond J. Tlmms of New York, MT and Mrs George V. Casey, Mrs Josephine Shea, and Misses Geraldine Barnett. Helen Shea, Mary Fox. Lillian Shea, Mae Shea. Ann Cavanaugh. Margaret M. Milan, Marion Cavanaugh, Mary Cayanaugh, Mary Casey. Theresa C. Timms, Theresa Lonergan, Ann Dempsey of Meriden, Margaret Kilroe, E. Mae Kecfe, Mary A. Grady, Margaret M. Hcnnessey. and Kenneth Thompson, of Jerymn, Pa; Thomas Burns, James F. Cannon of New Haven; James T. Calvin, Walter Hollywood, Jo- seDh C. Lee, George Timms of Meridcn, Thomas Loigelie, of Hart ford, Raymond Casey of New Haven: Frank J. Deylin of Forest Hills, l.. l. George Fox, George BlackalI of Bristol and Lieut. and Mrs Michael A. Cavanaugh.
 Miss Mabel Lange was hostess to the Viking Co-Ed club Friday night. A business meeting was held | and later il delicious luncheon was /! enjoyed by those who attended [ who were: The Misses Helen Gull len, Gertrude Purcell, Viola Ben ton, Ann Kennedy, Dorothy Shove. Mary NVDFen and Muhc1 T,anUe
 Miss Ann Cromwell of Oakville | has returned to her home after spending the week with relatives in 1