The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-16

Catholic Study Club Regular Monthly
 Meeting Tuesday

Miss Marjorie Farley was the princiupal speaker before the Catholic Study club at the Feb ruary meeting which was held on Tuesday evening in the auditorium of the Waterbury Catholic High school. She had as her subpect: "Women and the Peace Movement Miss Farley explained the meaning of the peace movement describing it's growth and significance and pointing out what women can do to further it.
 Other speakers were Miss Evelyn Walsh, Miss Mary Carolan, and Miss Mary Dwyer all of whom spoke on the social and economic studies that the club is pursuing this winter.
 Members of the study group who were present included: Mrs Frank McEvoy. Mrs Timothy Lynch, Mrs William Guilfoile, Mrs Lawrence Walsh, and Misses Mary Bennett, Ruth Barry, Marjorie Farley, Evelyn Walsh, Helen Me- Carthy, Rosemary Foley, Julie Me- Grath, Lucy Bowes, Mary Dwyer, Maureen Cleary, Rose Clarkin, Marguerite Sullivan, Ann Fryer, Genevieve Carolan, Catherine Con- nor, Helen Lawlor, Ann Lutkus, Margaret Sheehan, Mary Geraghty, Margaret Riley, Margaret Carroll Katherine Hayes and Kathleen Fitzgerald.
 Rev Joseph McCuen is the Study | club advisor.
 Miss Cora Crompton, president of the Business and Professional | Women's club entertained the new and old members of the cabinet at supper at Mrs Thorpe's last even ing. The group convened to the clubhouse for a business mteting afterward.
 A group of social evenings have been planned for Thursdays begin ming March 2. At this time mem bers will be grouped with those who already play. Tables of auc- ton, cross words and jig saw pug zles and other games will be pro- vided. An opportunity to enjoy the new radio will be there for those who wish to spend the evening in tlfat manner.
 Discussion groups are planned for alternate Thursdays, the first be on the 23rd with Miss Alethea Puffer in charge. The subject will be Buy American" They will be- gin at o'clock.
 Plans for Business Women's | Week were discussed and it was decided to have church service on the Sunday at the close of the week. The dates for this week are March 5-12.
 Mrs Julia Larkin from the Pearl Street Community House spoke on Inter- -Racia lweek.
 Those present included Miss Elizabeth Whitehill, Mrs Lois Thatcher, Miss Lillian Judd, Miss Buelah Whiteman, Miss Mabel Burn, Miss Edna Kott, Miss Helen Torella, Miss Millicent Pond, Mrs Kate w. Noble, Miss Helen Webb, Miss Florence Greenleaf, Mrs Katherine Williams, Miss Anna Moran, Mrs Mabel Bachmann, Mrs Helen M. Slator, Miss Anna Abel ing, Mrs Mabel Jordan, Miss Jose- phine Somers, Miss Edith Sellew, Miss May Pierpont, Miss Phoebe Smith and Miss, Mary Hennessey.
 A silver tea will be given at the meeting of the Bunker Hill Parent. Teacher association Monday after. noon at the school Kindergarten The state president, Mrs T. Merl, Shaw, will be the speaker. MT, Ralph Darlington will give a brle1 history of the association. Foun. ders day will be observed. Miss Beverly Stocking will play piano selections.
 The hostesses at the tea table will be Mrs Jesse Palen, chairman, and Mrs Edwin Erbe, Mrs Clifford Tompkins, Mrs Edward r. Webb, Mrs Norwood Webster, Mrs Lloyd Kay. Mrs Raymond Sage, Mrs Frederick B. Williams, Jr, and Miss Margaret Dadson.