The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20

Mrs Almanac SchafI of Ives street was hostess at Q dinner at Lakeside Tavern last evening in compliment to Miss Marguerite Greaney of Chestnut avenue who is to be married on October 26th to Eugene T. Oviatt. The table was prettily decorated with chrysan- themums. Miss Greaney was pre- scented with gift of blue and crys- fal glassware. Those present were: Misses Mary Maher, Catherine Me- Kenna, Mary Morgan, Deborah Greaney, Alice Lynch, Margaret Healey, Helen Egan, Rita Harti- gan. Margaret Grifffth, Ann Turley, Ann Grifiin, Mary Hungerville. Rita Savers, Mrs John Hartley, Mrs William Mcdonald, Mrs James Mcdonald, Mrs William Cleveland, Mrs Leonard :Cruess, Mrs Thomas Lyons, Mrs Julia Greaney, Mrs Alvin Turner. Mrs Mary Hurley and Mrs Almanac Schaff.
 Miss Helen Mitchell of Lawlor street and Harry Walsh of Cole street who are to be married op November 9th, were the guests of nOHOT dI A UItuSO anu uAAAAOk RAs ts given last evening at Sandy Beach lodge by a group of their friends. The lodge was attractively deco rated with autumn leaves and Hal lowe senS novelties. During the evc- hing a musical program was en- joyed and bridge was played. High scores were made by Miss Jean McEvoy and Emil Rochon. An electric mixer was presented to the honored guests. Those attending were: MT and Mrs George Barlow, Mir and Mrs Patrick Carlin, MT and Mrs Henry Nault, MT and Mrs Charles Pulford, MT and Mrs Mar tin O'Rourke, MT and Mrs Emil Rochon, MT and Mrs Ambrose Guilfoile, Mir and Mrs Patrick Winston, MT and Mrs William Moore of Meriden, Misses Helen Mitchell, Mary Mansfield and Jean McEvoy and Harry Walsh, Ed ward Phelan and Robert Lang.
 A surprise dinner was rendered Miss Helen Mitchell of Lawlor street yesterday at the Chase cafe- teria by her associates at the Chase Metal works. A turkey dinner was served. The guest of honor was presented with a chest of silver from the guests who numbered about seventy-f1ve. Miss Mitchell is to be married in the near future to Harry Walsh of Cole street.
 The Connecticut chapter of Daughters of Founders and Patri- ots of America, Inc, held its fall meeting at the Waterbury Country club yesterday. The program in- cluded a business session, addresses and music. Miss Florence s. Marcy Crofut of Hartford presided. She is president of the chapter.
 The afternoon program included the pledge of allegiance to the flag, led by Mrs Frederick A. Strong, color bearer, several vocal selec- tions by Mrs Marjorie Nuhn and in- troductory remarks by Miss Mary Louise Pardee, historian.
 The guest speaker was Rev pr William A. Beardsley, whose topic was "The Glebe House at Wood- bury: the Historical Significance of the Seabury Election, 1783." After Rev Beardsley's address, members of the association made visit to the Glebe house in Woodbury.
 The following local women were hostesses: Mrs Samuel J. Marsh, chairman; Mrs William P. Arnold; Mrs Annie c. Fitzsimons; Miss Ruth K. Kinney; and Mrs James w. Reed.
 The English club of Mt Saint Joseph College, Hamilton Heights, West Hartford, has started a col lege sheet called The Targe which will be issued bi-monthly. Assist ing on the editorial staff is Miss Louise A Conway of this city.
 The committee which has been appointed to take charge of the weekly card party of St Patrick's parish to be held on Tuesday eve- ming at Lyceum hall includes: Mrs John Gleason, Mrs Henry Carlin, Mrs John Luschenott, Mrs Martin Toomey, Mrs William Richmeyer, Mrs Oscar Teubner and Mrs John Carroll.
 Mrs Henry J. Nault of Cooke street entertained at a dinner and bridge at her home on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Margaret Sugrue of Woodlawn Terrace and Francis Tracy who are to be married in the near future. The table was decorated in a color scheme of pink and white with a large wed- ding cake forming the center piece. The guests included Misses Margaret Sugrue, Mary Cavanaugh. Francis Tracy, William Tracy, MT and Mrs Ambrose Guilfoile and MT and Mrs Henry Nault.
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