The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-13

The next meeting of the Bunker Hill Literary Club will lbe held on the 21st instead of the 14th. At that time one-act play, "Sar- dines," by Caroline Draper Gill
 patrick, will be presented under the direction of Mrs Fred c. Tor kelson of the drama committee. Those who will take part are Mrs R, c. Fisher. Mrs J. A. Grocut. Mrs J. Russell Putnam, Mrs Alfred Crane and Mrs Clifford Rowland, Hostesses will be Mrs E. c. Bur- dett and Mrs J. R. Putnam. There
 will also be vocal selections by Mrs Robert Calkins. Members are re- quested at this time to bring the
 books they expect to contribute to the Girl Scout camp library and the old soldiers home in Newing- ton. These are collected under the auspices of the book committee consisting of chairman, Mrs Charles E. Benedict, Mrs Walter Hoadley and Mrs D. M. Rogers. The annual luncheon of the club is scheduled for the 28th and will be held at The Elton for members of the club and guests. The social committee is in charge: Chairman. Mrs Clarence Bloom, Mrs Arthur E. Rogers, Mrs Elmer E. Downes. Miss Charlotte Merchant, Mrs Leon Drake, Mrs E. G. Burdett and Mrs Thomas Dennison. The ladies string ensemble will play.
 Mrs Donald Schwartz was sur prised at her home on Linden street Saturday evening by a group of friends. Out of town guests present were Mir and Mrs Darby, MT and Mrs Chesterman of Jack sonville, Fla, MT and Mrs John Herman, Mir and Mrs Carl Stroker of southington, Mir and Mrs James Dauch and their son, Louisf o, Mill ford, Misses Sophie and Adeline Carroll of New York, MT and Mrs John Hyland, MT and Mrs Henry Grove, Mir and Mrs Earl Davis, MT and Mrs John Campbell, Mrs Ed win Gillette, Mrs Edward Pelletier, Mrs James Harmon, Mrs Patrick Carroll, all of this city.
 Miss Harriet Jerman of Clematis avenue entertained at her home re- gently in honor of Mrs Howard Von Tobel. Those attending were Mrs Howard Won Tobel, Mrs Carl Miller, Mrs s. Gilchrist, Mrs George Flanagan, Mrs Edward Blade, Misses Ruth Fitts, Mary Horgan, Doris Thorne, Caroline Fitts, Florence ThOrne, and Thei- ma Stemm.
 Miss Hazel DeGroot who is being married in the near future to Charles Dunn of Rockville was the guest of honor at shower given recently at tho homo of Erwin Byam of Auburn avenue. Miss De- Groot was presented with 8 pair or crystal candelabra. Those in at- tendance were Misses Emmeline Manginillo, Jean Northrop, Jean Seeley, Ruth Upton, Ella Churchill, Margaret Hollingworth, Elizabeth Coe, Kenneth and Lawrence Alex ander, Mrs Elmer Coe, Warren Coe, Ruth Dowd, Philip Gray, Louis Hotchkiss, Albert Ascott, Henry Anderson, Miss Muriel Rogers, Mrs John Hollngworth and Mrs May nard Rogers.
 A meeting was held last evening at the home of Mrs Mitchell Mey- CTS for the hostesses for April and May of the Beth Fl Sisterhood. Plans were completed for the Rus sian tea and bridge which is to be given on April 23 at the Beth Fl auditorium at 8 o'clock. Tickets were distributed for the play, Louder, Please" which is to be presented on May 14th.
 Edward Bergin of Willow street, John Dillon of Chestnut avenue,
 Raymond Fitzpatrick of Pleasant street, James Henebry of Waterville
 street, William Jones of Second
 avenue and William Monyan of
 Euclid avenue, students at Holy Cross cullege are spending the
 Easter recess at their homes.