The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-28

Garden flowers decorated the pariors of St. Paurs M. E. church Monday evening for the annual supper and fancy work sale con- ducted by the Pollyanna class. Fol- lowing the supper the regular busi- ness meeting was held with Mrs. charge. A committee was appointed to take charge of the harvest ba- zaar to be held November 22 and 23 with all societies of the church taking part. In former years the bazaar was conducted by the la dies. aid society of the church. The committee from the Pollyanna' class appointed includes Mrs Hugh M. Sutherland, chairman, assisted by Mrs William Chick, Mrs ] L. Lineburgh, Mrs Archie Manson. Mrs Thomas Crose, Mrs J. II. Lowe, Mrs James Dunn, Mrs Ida Mae Cooley, Mrs Kenneth Kingston of Glen Cove, l.. T., wife of the for. mer minister at the church, was e guest at the affair. Following the business session the following pro- gram was presented; Vocal duet by Misses Dorothy and Ethel Miller, with Mrs. Thomas Crose accom- panist; plano selections by Miss Doris Manson; sketch entitled "No Mon Wanted" with the following participating, Mrs Clarence Sur dam, Mrs Newton Leas and Miss Marjorie Lynch. Fifty members with their families were in attendance. Mrs J. |. Lneburgh, Mrs Allen Up- ton and Mrs Wilson Miller had charge of tho supper. Mrs Thomas Crose and Mrs William Chick the fancy work and Mrs Archie Man. son, the candy.
 The autumn historical meeting of the Connecticut chapter of the National society of Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America will be held at the Waterbury Country club on Thursday, october 19. There will be business meet ing to take action on the revision of by-iaws at 1i:30 Q. m. and luncheon will be served at 1 D. m. In tho afternoon Rev. William A. Beardsley of New Haven will do. liver pn address on The Glebe House at Woodbury; the Historical Significance of the seabury Elec- ton, 17S3," to commemorate the 4UVtH uHHlVeFbnTy VI tHe 0leUc House ir Woodbury.
 Mir and Mrs. Bartholomew Shea entertained at their homo in Wa terviile recently in honor of their daughter, Miss Mary Shea who was observing her 17th birthday. Their guests were Misses Lauretta and Mae Clark, Mary Driscoil. Alice Fitzgerald, Lucy Fulton, Genevieve McGrecn, Theresa Guimond, Fran ces Zuriiss, Helen and Bernice Brazis, Viola and Pauline Fulton, Nellie seanion, Rita Guimond. Bev. erly Knox, James Ryan, Theodore Yurtin, William Moore. Martin Ryan, James Mathews, Frank Brewer. Duiiie Fulton, Irving Teila. dorc, Wallace Hampshire, Andrew Yurtin, Josephine MulIigan, John Clark, Bartholomew Shea Daniel Shea, Leonard Grcnier, Carl Cue. cis, John and Joseph Botelie. Frank Roy, Gilman Johnson, John and Paul Scanlon, MT and Mrs John scanion, MT and Mrs Uric Gui- mond and MT and Mrs Purcell Knox.
 Le corcie Francais of Mount Saint Joseph college. West Hart- ford, assisted by the sophomore class, held a reception and tea for the freshman class in the college auditorium on Friday from 3:30 until b:30 o'clock. After n program of songs and recitations in French present by various members of the club, dancing was enjoyed and tea served by the officers. The com. mittee in charge of the affair con. sisted of Misses Virginia Ferguson, Martha Johnson and Louise Con- way.
 Mrs Wesley Hickcox and her son, Robert, have returned to New Britain after q visit with her par. ents, Mir and Mrs Wallace Clark Of Wntcrtown avenue.
 The Concordia Ladies' society will hold e pinochle party on Friday evening at concordia hall on Bank street. Prizes will be awarded to the players attaining high scores. All members and their friends arc invited to, attend. Mrs Hugo Iango and. Mrs Frederick Slater Of sil' yer stree tare in charge of tho ar- engagements.
 Mrs Alfred Hart and Miss Sus. anne Hart of Buckingham street are registered at the Association Of Junior league clubs at the Waldorf Astoria in New York city.