The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-31

MAMZ 4n LAn I0A84 nAAo A|AAA- ~~@~~T Phoebe LeVoauue entertained at miscellaneous shower at the for mer's home on Irving place on Thursday evening fn compliment to Miss Loftie Gleason. Miss Gleason will be married on August 10 to Frederick LeVcsque of Orange street. Those attending were: Misses Addie Boisciair. Helen zoral<y. Rose Peiletier, Geraldine Fisher, MOryl CapIzuto, Mollie Beik. Rose Kaw- alshi, Nellie Kelly, Erna Uirich. Sophie MuliiRan, Pauline Russell. Kettle Davis, Marie LeVesque, Mary Levesque, Phoebe LeVesque. Pauline Levesque, Lena Renzoni, Marie Jones. Irene Boisvert, Chris tine O'Connor. Verna LeVesque, Louise Turney, Mrs Louise Fisher. Mrs aMrgaret Jacobs, Helen Le- vesQue, Grace Galippo, Helen But ler,. Louise Capaldo. Edith Florio. Julia O'Connor, Blanche Ayotte, Pauline Nardozzi, Pauline Valva, Bertha Lane, Mary Cremins, Mrs. M. Bowers, Mrs Caroline LeVesque. Mrs Russell, Mrs Margaret Jones and Mrs Louise Fisher.
 William Borchardt. Miss Louise Borchardt and MT and Mrs Her. man Lux of this city are cruising the Great Lakes aboard the steam ship Juniata.
 MT and Mrs William Mckinley of Wightman place, who were married recently, were guests of honor at q surprise reception given Friday evening in the parish house of the Federated church. Japanese lan- terms and cut flowers were used in decorating the rooms. The couple was presented an electric clock. Those in attendance were Mir and Mrs John Marshall, Mir and Mrs Fred Benson, Mir and Mrs Lionel Cosier. Mrs Lester Doolittle, Arthur Chappell, Miss Gladys Crowley, Mrs Alice Gallond. Harry Albone, lThomas Albone, B. Miller, Mrs Harry Humiston, Misses Gertrude, Snagg, gEva and Edna Wightman. Rev Leroy Crosby, Irving Akins, Misses May Miller, Estella Miller. Veronica Wyle, Charles Strener. Mrs George Miller, Margaret Carl son, Arthur Roy, Harvey Richard son, Miss Earla Finke, Raymond Markle, Miss Lucille White, Miss Marjorie Dayton, Glen Dayton, Miss Jean Marshall, Miss Marguerite Dick, Mrs John Stevens, Misses Florence Dwyer, Gertrude McKin- ley, Marion Hunt, Florence Read, Hettie Read, Elizabeth Kohlstrunk, Gertrude Kohlstrunk, Marie Jack son, Mrs Elmer Robinson. Earl Tooker. Alfred. Dubec, Fred Kirsch- baum, Allan Miller, Miss Thelma Church and MT and Mrs William Mckinley.
 Mrs Edwin Pyle and children of lCliff street are spending the sum- mer months in Blue Hill, Me. They have with them for the summer Rev and Mrs Moses Lowell of Pros- pect street, who are in Europe for the season.
 Miss Jean Lancaster, daughter of Mir and Mrs John H. Lancaster of Litchfield, will enter Randolph-Ma- con college at Lynchburg, Va, this I fall. Miss Lancaster was graduated in June from Saint Margaret's school.
 Mrs Regina Leonard of East Main street and Miss Lydia Jen- kins of Ives street have arrived in California on the s. s. Pennsy- vania, where they will visit with Miss Jenkins uncle in Venice and Mrs Leonard's brother in Sacre- lmento as well as with friends in Santa Anna and Los Angeles.
 | wadhams women's Relief Corps, will hold silver social on Friday, August IS at the home of Mrs Olive Wilson of Oakville. Mrs Wilson, who is chairman of all arrange ments Is assisted by Mrs aMrgaret Dick and Miss Victoria Liebreich.
 Miss Rosalind Russell, daughter of Mrs James E. Russell of Willow street. will appear in "Anather Language" which opens this eve- ming at the Regent theater in South Norwalk.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Parsons, daughter of Mir and Mrs Stuart Wilson Parsons of New Britain and Dr John Garthwaite Martin, son of Dr and Mrs James Martin of FarWington avenue will take place tomorrow afternoon al in New Britain. Miss Patricia Jen- kins of New York city will be the only attendant of the bride and S Burnham Terry. Jr. of Willow street will attend pr Martin al
 best man. A reception for mem.
 bers of the immediate families and relatives will follow the ceremony | Miss Josephine Morgan of Ham ilton avenue, Is spending two. weeks in New York city as the guest oi relatives.