The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-29
Annual Meeting Of League Of Women
 Voters May 26th

The annual meeting or the Wa terbury League of Women Voters will be hled Friday, May 26 at the home of Mrs Frederick S. Chase in Middlebury. The meeting will be a combination of business meeting and party, with the business meet ing set for 2 o'clock with Mrs Jo- seph J. Davis presiding. Reports of the officers and chairmen of committees will be given and new officers elected. Mrs Chase is chairman of the nominating com mittee.
 At 2:30 the meeting will be turned over to the committee which is arranging the program and of which Mrs Frank P. Me- Evoy is chairman. There will be tables for bridge and those who wish to make jig saw puzzles will find them there. For those who prefer to remain out of doors, there will be tours of the garden and croquet. Tea will be served.
 Mrs McEvoy will be assisted by Mrs Joseph J. Davis in charge of games; Mrs E. J. Mcdonald, tea; Mrs John P. Elton. tables; Mrs Fred A. Webster, organization and Mrs William J. Slator, publicity.
 An informal social and dance was sponsored last evening by the St Mary Girls club at their club rooms. Among those attending were: Julia Fitzgerald and Mi chael Quilter, Mary Cremins and Jerry Kenney, Catherine Donahue and Joseph Holleran, Imelda Boyce and John Foley, Ann Duane and James Cases, Theresa Sullivan and Thomas Gavin, Doris Murphy and Harry Bagley, Marie Quilter and Michael Mccormick, Kathleen Ma her and Francis Landry, Ruth Bell and Charles Eggleston, Lillian Bell and Ernest Eggleston, Rita Ker- win and John Madden, Mary Riley and Maurice Sugrue, Claire Green and Thomas Holleran, Patricia Murphy and Clarence Jarvis, Mar garet Brennan and Francis Noonan, Margaret O'Donnell and Joseph Butler, Mary Cream and Oscar Doucette, Christine Quilter and George Sullivan, Eileen Morton and Martin Moriarty, Lillian Shea and Thomas Driscoll, Margaret Tehan and Edward Hartnett, Ger trude Hartigan and William Hap py, Anita Smith and Matthew Mur- tha, Eleanor Strong and James Cronan, Irma Tehan and Arthur Blum and Gertrude McLarney and Edward Brewer.
 An attractive April Shower" dance was held at the west lobby of the Y. M. c. A. last evening under the sponsorship of the Alpha Sigma Psi Sorority. Many members and their friends attend 0 dthe event which is given by the group annually. The guests included: Betty Russell and Ron- aid Delaney, Ruth Reichenback and Edward Fox, Mary Guilfoile and Ben Maloney, Doris Shea and Sherman Hallock, Helen Gaunt and William Leary, Helen O'Con- nell and Irving Parsons, Josephine Rafferty and Kenneth Malsch, Rita Shea and Ernest Weyermanor. Mary Suprenant and John Hamel, Eleanor Murphy and Jack Me- Carthy, Irene Carr and Bud Do- herty, Florence Naka and Francis Luck, Janice Packard and Ava Coolidge, Mary Brophy and Thomas Truelove, Ruth Quigley and George Breithaupt, Mavis Houstn and Francis Mulligan, Betty Ber- gin and Thomas Patterson, -o- sephine Egan and William Fox, Mary Whelan and Andrew Mona gan. June Trainor and Joseph Delarfey, Wilma Carroll and Paul Delaney, Eleanor McGrath and Chris Blanchard, Peggy Steinmetz and James Lawlor, Margaret Whelan and Revel Fox, Eleanor Stevens and Roy German, Mar guerite Roach and Edward Me- Grath, Helen Lynch and Joseph Riley. Alice McGrath and Edward O'Donnell. Lydia Caste and Nich- olas Belury. Peggy Bradshaw and Edward Fosbender and Rose Me- Carthy and John BJacker.
 The women's bowling team of the Mill Plain Union church held q party recently at the church gymnasium. Decorations for the event were of yellow and purple motif and program of entertain ment was enjoyed throughout the evening. Among the entertainers were Mrs John Mckay and Mrs John Galgot who gave vocal solos; Mrs Albin Anderson, piano selec- tions, Miss Bird and Mrs Elmer Hough, readings. Prizes for high average were given to Mrs John Mckay, Mrs Samuel Montam-
 bault, Mrs Lawrence Kern and Mrs Harry Grohs. For the team having the highest pinfall, Mrs Elizabeth Hapenny's, consisting of Mrs Samuel Reed. Mrs Bertel Atkinson. and Mrs Harry Grohs. For games won. Mrs Montana bault's team, with Mrs Frank Tracy, Jr., Mrs Lawrence Kern and Mrs Robert Each as members Refreshments were later served. Among those attending were Mrs Albin Anderson, Mrs George Reed, Mrs Elmer Hough, Mrs Carl Geary, Mrs John Mckay, Mrs Henry Dews,. Mrs Carlton Bird, Mrs Samuel Montana bault, Mrs Frank Tracy, Jr., Mrs Lawrence Kern. Mrs Robert Fash. Mrs Wal ter Colby, Mrs Bolt, Mrs Cooper, Mrs Anna Hobby. Mrs Reymond, Mrs Nicholas Hapenny. Mrs Sam uel Reed, Mrs Harry Grohs, Mrs Bertel Adamson, Mrs George Mitchell, Mrs Sydney Cook, Mrs Blondin, Mrs John Galgot. Mrs Fred Green, Mrs Arthur Roden. Mrs Clement Adams, Mrs Ormand Reed, rMs, Frank Tracy, Sr., Mrs Earl MacCasland and Mrs Arnold Polancer.
 of New Haven. Ezekiel Stoddard of New Haven, Charles Sherwood of Watertown, Francis Smith, Mark Sperry. III, Theodore Sanderson, Earl Segur, MT and Mrs Edward B. Tracy. Mir and Mrs Lewis Futile,