The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-25
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 Miss Eunice Harriet Avery of Springfield, Mass, who has ap- peared for many years before the Waterbury Women's club as cur rent events lecturer. will again ad- dress the group this year in Q series of four lectures. Miss Avery, since her last visit to Waterbury Iowa, Chicago, North Carolina, London, England, Berlin, Munich. Geneva and Paris, and has con- ferred with foreign offices, diplo- mats, bankers, politicians, econo- mists, newspaper men. premiers, delegates, Nazis, communists, nris- tocrats, taxi drivers, industrialists, and members of parliament. Her first appearance will bo on Oct l5, the title of her talk to be an- nounced later. The dates of her flu. ture lectures include Nov 20, Dec IS and Jan 15. Each is at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs Forest G. Purinton of Murray street may be reached for further information.
 Mir and Mrs John Hickey of Cossett street entertained at a birthday party on Wednesday af- ternoon in honor of their son. John, Jr., the session being his fifth birthday. The home was prettily decorated in a color scheme of blue and gold. A delicious lunch con was served. The honored guest was presented with many gifts. Those attending were: Rose. mary Donahue, John Donahue, William Keavney, Katherine Duer, Mary Theresa winslow, George Francis Woods, Mary Katherine Booney, Velma Mooney, Alice Wrenn Mooney, Charles Butler, Lauretta Peters, John Hickey, Jr., Katherine Bergin. Evelyn Bergin, oliver Bergin, Mildred Bergin, Mir and Mrs Gus Winslow, Mrs Mary Gleason, M. Hickey and Mir and Mrs J. Hickey.
 Miss Nancy Holcomb. daughter of Mir and Mrs Frederick W. Hol. comb, of Prospect street, rode in tho horse show last week at the Eastern States exposition at Spring field. Mass. Her horse Is "Sheena Mcdonald" Miss Marthat Hol- combs horse. "Mr Jorrochs," won second prize in the Olympic class. Mir Holcomb has been with his daughters during the exhibition.
 A reception will be held tomor- row evening at Elks hall by the Civic theater of Waterbury. for- merly the Little theater. Everyone and all others intereatcd. Refresh tn .aatA A al vt D. tainment will be included on the directors with Alan Wallace, the new director will receive inform ally and will be ready to tell any one interested something about the plans for the present season. In the receiving line will be J. War ren Upson, William J. Pape, Mi- chael Galullo, Edward H. Davis. Mrs II. J. Stettbacher, Miss Alberta Edell, Mrs Edwin $. Northrop, Mrs G, Butler Sherwell, Miss Mollie Cullen, Miss Marion Hunt, Mrs Bonnet Bronson, Walter Deacon, Roger s. Wotkyns, Harold Bra man, Carmine Cipriano, Norman Neale and MT Wallace.
 Members of the Tertulia Sewing Circle held their weekly meeting at the home of Miss Carmel Capor- ale of Hawkins street on Thursday evening. Following the meeting a delicious luncheon was served. The members included: Misses Rene Montesi. Augusta Kuhn, Lena G. priani, Laura Monzoli. Mary stan go, Carolyn and Katherine Nido. The next meeting will be- held at the home of the Misses Nido of Bronson street.
 Miss Elsie Rinaldi of Platt street was hostess at bridge and per- sonal shower given at her home on Friday evening in honor of Miss Frances Tarragone. Prizes were won by Misses Marie Pannone. An gle Perugini and Mrs Clarence Wells. Those present were: Misses Lena Lanesey, Constance Mfresse, Viola Masone, Angie Perugini, Florence and Elsie Rinaldi, Frances Tarragone and Mrs Clarence Wells. Mrs Rocco Perugini, Mrs Charles Rinaldi and Mrs A. J. Wesley Of Cincinnatti. Ohio.