The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-06
Annual Con Vention Of Eederated Music
 Clubs M May


 The date of the annual conven- ton of the Federated Music clubs was decided upon at the board meeting held in the Y. W. c. A., New Haven, Saturday morning. Mrs Edwin II. Jones of this city, president, presided at the session.
 May IS and 19 are the dates sel- ected for the spring meeting which will be held in Danbury.
 Contest dates were also chosen Saturday and will be as follows: Choral contest, May 10. in sprague hall, New Haven in charge of Mrs Robert Rosan of Milford, March at 10 a. m. tho Students and Young Artists contest, also in Sprague hall, New Haven in charge of Mrs Van Court Tapp; the Junior clubs contest, Saturday, May 6, in the First Presbyterian church, Brige- port, in charge of Mrs Frederick Fish.
 Tho Waterbury Wellesley club met on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs J. Francis Roland of Plaza avenue. Mrs Roland was as- tisted by Mrs Butler, Miss Van Wagenen. Mrs Chittenden, Mrs Brown and Miss MacKerracher. Hiss Ruth Memory was in charge of the program for the afternoon which included discussion of plays. Mrs John c. Bradley gave n review of Another Language" and Mrs Forest Purinton reviewed "When Ladies Meet" Dangerous Corners" was given by Mrs Joel I, Butler and Mrs Walter D. Make peace reviewed "Dinner at Eight" Tea was served after the meeting. Among those attending wero Miss Helen Van Wagenen, Miss Gladys White, Mrs Allen Boardman, Mrs John C. Bradley, Mrs Joel l. But Ter, Miss Margaret Bull, Mrs Har- old Chittenden, Miss Isabelle Mae kerracher, Mrs Andrew D. MacIn- tosh, Mrs Walter D. Makcpcace, Mrs Forest Purinton, Miss Ruth Memory, Mrs A. E. Smithies. Mss Ruth Sperry. Mrs William Valcn- tine, Mrs Levi Wilcox, Mrs Carlton Young, Mss Ethel Ziglatzki and Miss Benita Papo.
 Mrs James Purcell of Seminole avenue was hostess at a shower at her home recently in honor of Mlss Catherine Purcell of Lounsbury street, whose marriage 10 Howard Hogan of Naugatuck takes place this month. Decorations were of valentine motih. Those attending were Misses Jane Schwartz. Helen Dufresne, Jean Dufresne, Josephine McNerney, Gertrude Purcell, Anna Guerrera, Mrs Emma Reilly, Mrs Patrick Kennedy. Mrs James Rab- bitt. Mrs William Cousey. Mrs Ho- gan, Mrs Dufresne, Mrs John Pur- Charles Meehan, Mrs Floyd Lyttle, Mrs Lena Brlzzl. Mrs l.. Doucotte, Mrs Y. Mascotto, Mrs |. Kelly, Mrs Schwartz and Mrs C. Belleau.
 Miss Margaret Griffin. Mrs Agnes McGec, Mrs William Dolany, Mrs Alfred Link, Mrs Edward Groody and Mss Margaret Skehan arc in charge of tho weekly card party given by tho ladies Of St Patrick q parish which is scheduled for to- morrow evening at Lyceum Hall.
 Miss Maud King of this city Is spending a few days in Now York city where she is registered at tho Barbizon-Pla Hotel.
 Rev Henry Baldwin, Jr. has res turned after spending a few days in New York where ho was regis tered at the Hotel Roosevelt.
 Miss Tillzabeth Humphrics of Burton street Tx spending several days iy New York.
 A meeting of tho Slsterhood of Temple Israel will bc held nt S o'clock tomorrow evening at the Temple Center. Rabbi Isadoro 1Ireslnu will speak on Jewish Ceremonial Objects" The meeting is In charge of Mrs Louis Abel, chairman of Union Museum.