The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-19

The Roxy hall was attractively decorated Thursday evening for a supper and miscellaneous shower which was rendered to Miss Mary Mastroianni by her aunts the Misses Mary and Nancy Bochic- chic. Miss Mastroianni's marriage to Louis Fucito is to be an event of September. The bride to be was the recepient of many beauti- full gifts from the guests who in- cluded the Misses Ann Salinardi, Catherine Salinardi, Josephine Salinardi, Mary ,Salinardi, Lena Fucito, Florence Fucito, Ida Fucito, Vinny Ortone, Mary Ortone, Marie Valerie, Amy Field, Louise Scorp- ion, Rose Scorpion, Jean Yacovino, Marie Pannone, Angeline Erich etti, Irene Barbara, Candita Mag zarella, Mary Mazzarella, Phyllis 'Spadola, Lucy Nardozzi, Nina Spadcla, Mafalda Colangelo, Louise Tolomeo, Carmela Tolomeo, Mary Cretella, Carmella Cretella, Theresa Cretella, Anita Cretella. Phyllis Diana, Louise Meo, Lena Meo, Rose Meo, Nancy Bochicchio, Mary Bochicchio, Mrs A. Fucito, E.. Yco- vino, A. Somma, G. Scorpion, S.. Pelosi, V. Perrello. M. Colucci. l.. Divito, A. Pitre, F. D'Aurio, G. Giaquinto, F. Colangelo. R. Spa dola, M. Garofalo, w. Whitaker, A. Iannucci, Alphonse Diana, F. Yacovino. J. Famiglietti, J. Taci- nelli, J. Bruno, A. Tolomeo, J. Mas troianni. MT. and Mrs Harry Thacy and their son, Nathan, of Florida, Mrs. Lucy Tracy, Miss Edith Tracy and Weelsey Tracy of Waterville street are spending some time with Mrs. HR. B. Risley and Mrs. J. w. Smith of Bethlehem.
 The gala benefit for the Madison Community Service, the District Nurse and the Lions club will take place this afternoon and evening on the grounds of the Madison Country club. There has been such enthusiastic cooperation in ar- ranging this carnival and street fair that it is expected that suffi- cient funds will be raised at this time to make it unnecessary to make the usual financial appeal for funds later in the fall. A day at the beach with street fair and carnival is the plan and there will be amusements and entertainments for all throughout the day and night. Water and field sports will be run off with prizes for each event and continuous dancing on the outdoor platform.
 Mrs David c. Thomas, as chair man of the women's committee announces that supper will be served at by Mrs John T. Muhl- field and her committee which in- cludes Mrs Daniel F. Harvey, Mrs R. J. Eckart. Mrs F. D. Adams, Mrs J.sMeyer, Jr., Mrs George w. Adams, Mrs Frederick J. Platt. Mrs R. M. Brown, Mrs J. w. Rus- sell, Mrs Adrian w. Smith, Mrs w. B. Day, Mrs Edward c. Smith, Mrs Henry w. Farnah, Jr., Mrs James P. Smith, Mrs Alfred Hart. Mrs David c. Thomas, Mrs Will liam w. Harts, Mrs Ralph s. Tompkins, Mrs John S. Hawkin- son, Mrs c. H. Walker, Mrs Buell. H. Heminway, Jr., Mrs w. c. Wall ker. Mrs Robert May, Mrs Robert Wilson, Mrs l.. c. Dewing and Mrs J. P. Prescott.
 Miss Helen O'Brien of Nauga- tuck was hostess at 9 miscellaneous shower at her home recently in honor of Miss Helen Leduc, who is to be married next month to John O'Brien. The following were pres ent: Mrs Joseph Fleming and Miss Claire and Miss Catherine Fleming of Bristol; Mrs Emma Johnston and Mrs James Bohan of West Ha- ven: Mrs James Lawlor. Miss Alice Brandt, Miss Louise Delaney. Mrs William Tookey Miss Margaret Tookey. Mrs Albert Mai. Mrs Ray mond Nichols, Mrs K. Leduc, Miss Helen Leduc, Mrs J. M. O'Brien and Miss Helen O'Brien. ~