The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-04
COnnecticHt Bridge League To Sponsor
 TOuTnanteHt

The Connecticut Bridge League will sponsor a team of four tourna-
 ments at the Hotel Elton on Wed. nesday, February 22, Play will be for the Connecticut state Cham. plonshlp Team of Four, trophy and sessions will be held in the morning and afternoon. Applicn~ tions should be filed with the sec.
 retary of tho league. The list Of
 officers for the Connecticut League includes: President, Josiah H.
 Peek, Hartford, Conn; vice-presis dents. Dr F. Reed Whittemore, New Haven, Conn; Horace w. Paine, Westport, Conn; F. A. Stew. Miss Deborah Norris clover, Fair field, Conn; treasurer, Mrs William Sherman Smith, Waterbury, Conn; directors, Mrs Bertram W. Aims worth, Fairfield, Conn; Clarence E. Emery, Hartford, Conn; w. w. Foster, New London, Conn; Frank H. Foss, Willimantic, Conn; Har- old T. Hartwell, Stamford, Conn: Mrs r. A. Jackie, Waterbury, Conn; John R. Larus, Jr, Hartford,
 Conn; Leslie McArthur, Bridge
 port, Conn; Mrs W. R. Smith.
 Moriden, Conn; William sherman
 Smith, Waterbury, Conn; William
 P. Spear, middletown, Conn; Mrs James Sweeney, Naugatuck. Conn;
 ]. B. wardwell. Stamford, Conn;
 Harry T. westervelt, New Haven Conn: regional chnirmen, Mrs Theodosia Van N. Emery, Hart ford, Conn; Miss Deborah Norris William sherman Smith, water-
 n q veitch, New Haven, Conn; tour nament committee, Mrs Joyce T. Adams, Greenwich, Conn; Dr Stan- Icy H. Baldwin, Stamford, Conn;
 Mrs W. F. Barton, Stamford, Conn; Miss Helen Benson, Norwalk, Conn; Elliott B. Brown, Hartford, Conn; Mrs Frank c. Bush, Hart ford, Conn; Mrs Isaac Beecher Clark, Waterbury, Conn; Miss Lillian c. Conc, Hartford, Conn' John R, Demarest, Orange, Conn; Mrs Tracy C. Dickerson, Jr, Bridgeport, Conn; Mrs Florence H. Fitch, New London, Conn: Miss Elsa Montgomery, New Haven, Conn; Ray Phillips, Waterbury, Conn; Nelson W. Pickering, An- sonia, Conn; c. s. Powers, Meri- den, Conn; Harley A. Sexton. Wa. tertown, Conn; kMrs Ada M. smith, Hamden, Conn. Joseph W. Thurs ton, Hartford, Conn; Mrs Mary k. Westervelt, New Haven. Conn.
 Of interest in tae University circles here is the announcement
 of the arrangement of Catherine | Coffin, daughter of Mrs Nelson r. | Coffin, of Keene, N. IT., to John | F, Yarnell of Litchheld, son of MT and Mrs Edward R. Yornell Of
 Philadelphia.
 Miss Coffin Is a member of the | Junior league, attended Northheld Seminary, Columbia University and the Katherine Gibbs school in New | York. Her father, the late Nelson | P. Coffin, was 0 nationally known | musician and conductor of sym. | phonic orchestras, MT Yarnell, who | war graduated from the Choate | school in 1928, and from Williams college In 1932, Is q member of the Forman school faculty in Litch- field. No date has ben set for tho wedding.
 Mrs John Laid:aw Buel of htch- field Is In Washington, D. C., where
 she Is attending the national board
 netting of the Daughters of the American Colonists. A banquet was
 given Monday night by the District
 of Columbia chapter of the organ
 ization in honor of Mrs Buel, who
 Is well known in this city.
 The Sisterhoods of Hartford,
 Bridgeport, Waterbury and Tor rington will be the guests of the Mishkan Israel Slsterhood of New Haven at the meeting, Monday, February 18th at ?;30. Following the business meeting members of the Mishkan Israel Slsterhood will present Q pageant Romance Wo- man." written by Mrs Edward B.
 Hum, with musical aecompani- ment by the Charlotte Beebe trio. |
 A social hour will follow with | Mrs William Silver in charge. Tho hostesses are: Philip Bernstein and
 Mrs Stanley Liehtenstein.