The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-18
Successful Fashion ShO1C And Bridge ct
 Women.s Club

The auditorium of the Water bury women's club was filled to capacity yesterday afternoon when members and friends gathered for the annual bridge and fashion show sponsored by the club. Grieve, Bisset and Holland company was in charge of the apparel shown during the show which be sponsored in the city. Shoes strong and the bouquets for the bridal scene were arranged by Sake and Floto.
 Four New York models featured the wearing apparel in a manner which gave the audience an op- portunity to view the styles com pletely. The silhouette model is most prominently featured with the change coming in the sleeves. neckline and waistline. Sleeves tend to be full, sometimes at the top and then again below the elbow or shirred into a tight band at the wrist. The length of the silhouette is unchanged. Materials are numer- ous with all kinds of crepe form ing an important part. Navy blue leads in the color scheme although for the suit season beige and grey are the outstanding colors with black still remaining as the reliable color. Basket weaves, wool crepes, diagonals, boucle woolens and os- f ftrich angoras are the materials be- ing used in the new style coats.
 An important feature of the aft ernoon was the entire bridal outfit which won the admiration and ap- plause of the audience.
 Children's wear was shown by the following children of club members. Robert Barnard, son of MT and Mrs Arthur E. Barnard; Ann Jean Kirschbaum, daughter of Dr and Mrs E. H. Kirschbaum; Christine Neuswanger, daughter of Dr and Mrs c. H. Neuswanger; Joanne Cameron, daughter of Mrs Bessie M. Cameron; and Helena Jourdan, daughter of MT and Mrs A. s. Jourdan.
 For children capes are the new est style adapted to dresses and coats. Jumper dresses will form an important part of the child's ward robe.
 Mrs Sherman Smith was general chairman of the committee in charge of the affair and was as- sisted by Mrs George A. Baronian, Mrs Frank N. Hess, Mrs R. D. Schroeder, Mrs M. H. Toomey, Mrs David H. Coe, Mrs Louis E. Lougee, Mrs F. A. Stewart, and Mrs Fred erick A. Jackie. The serving com mittee included Mrs -. B. Kelsey, Mrs l.. G. Bean, Mrs Phillip Greasy, Mrs R. c. Fischer, Mrs W. R. Adams assisted by the following members of the Junior Women's club: Misses Marjorie Merrill, Har- riet Gibbs. Estelle Gibbs Wilhel- nina Judd, Jean Webster, Pauline White, Grace Peck, Ernestine Piercey and Catherine Since.
 The Echo Sewing Club held it's regular meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Josephine Mo- bile. A social evening followed. The members of the club attending sephine Chilleni, Marion Scacco, Gertrude Nardozza, Jennie Bam- bido, Grace Sergi, Mrs Carmela Ranerr, Mrs Amelia Lucien, Mrs Connie Mobile, Mrs V. Place and Mrs Josephine Mobile. The next m eeting will be held at the home of Miss Grace Sergi of Griggs street.
 Miss Mary Hayes of Laval street entertained her card club Thursday evening. Those present included the Misses Eleanor Wersinger, Marie Cunningham Loretta Kelly, Isabella Kiernan, Cele Kalis. Wini- fred O'Connor, Mary Hayes, Betty Seastrand, Mrs Alfred Overton Jr, and Mrs Thomas Claffey Jr. High score was won by Miss Kiernan and low score by Miss Seastrand. Luncheon was served.
 Miss Helen Carr of Plaza avenue Is spending the weekend in New York City.
 Edward D. Bergin, a student at Holy Cross College, is spending the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mre. P. s. Bergin of Will low street.