The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-10

Miss Mary J. Mullins of Willow street who is to be married next month to stephen A. Mc0rail of Frost road, was honoreq at q din- ner and shower given Monday eve ming at the Colonnade. Those at- tending were Miss Emma Chareaux,
 Mrs F. Hyland, Mrs c. Gabriel, Mrs DeBonis. Misses Margaret Hartnett, Mary Loughiin. Helen
 Rebeko, Mrs w. Lambert, Misses Madge Callahan, Mary Carmody, Margaret Sugrue, Catherine Cairns. Irene Ipolito, Grace Cullen, Mrs Johnson, Mrs N. Munger, Mrs Atwood, Christine Green, Mrs Theo- dore Horn, Misses Mary Conway, Olive Thomas, Catherine Boyd, Nellie Dillon, Catherine Phelan, Mrs M. Bulls, Mrs w. .Banziger, Misses Ruth Nelson, Martha Col lins, Noma Wendhlser, Mrs J. Cor coran. Mrs J. Blair, Mrs J. Dona- hue and Miss Julia Lawlus.
 The Wilcox Family association cendants of Samuel Wilcox held at the Hemlocks in Drakeville on Saturday elected the following of ficers: President, Charles Skilton of w rtown; vice-president, Mrs Whiting Wilcox of Cornwall; sec retary and treasurer, Raymond Wilcox, Torrington; historian, Mrs Samuel Thomen, Torrington. Sixty eight were present from Torring- ton. Winsted, East Morris, Ply mouth, Watertown, Waterbury, West Hartford, Goshen, Winchester, Cornwall, New Britain, Norfolk and Philadelphia. A paper on the history of the federal Wilcox an- cestors was read by the historian. Mrs Thomen. It was voted to hold the 11th annual reunion at the Hemlocks in August of next year.
 Mrs Arthur Butler of Watertown avenue entertained at surprise personal shower Saturday evening in honor of Miss Harriet Butler, who is to be married Sept. 10 to Edgar Leroy Upson of Wolcott. Those attending were Misses Hazel and Mildred Wilcox, Hazel and Sarah Book, Josephine Phelan, Agnes and Margaret Carroll, Dor othy and Eleanor Hayward, Eunice Harrison, Eloise Book, Beatrice Churrette, Gertrude Sterry, Mrs Fred Book, Mrs Helen Hart, Mrs John Thomas, Mrs Book, Mrs Harry Rice, Mrs Walter Harrison, Mrs John Sterry, Mrs Alice Butler. Mrs Rice, Mrs Carl Sterry. Mrs Frank Costello, Mrs William Lee, sr.. Mrs Daniel Lee. Mrs William Lee, Jr., Mrs Raymond Lennon, Mrs Lester Hayward, Mrs valmar Roberts, and Mrs Arthur Butler.
 Mrs Edward Cookson of Cooke street was hostess at bridge for her bridge club at her cottage at Tyler lake in Goshen yesterday. Her guests wve Mrs William O'Callahan, Mrs William Parker, Mrs Leon Totten, Mrs James Kir- by, Mrs George Bailey and Mrs George French.
 The ninth annual reunion of the descendants of Chauncey Judd was held at the home of MT and Mrs Leroy Judd of Alton street on the 9th. William Judd of Bristol is Mrs Eugene Tay- Tor of Marbledale, secretary-treas- urer, and Mrs Anthony Sandulli is in charge of publicity. It was voted to hold the next years meet ing with MT and Mrs George Judd of Bristol. Those in attendance were MT and Mrs Thomas Judd, Iva, Chester and June Judd, MT and Mrs Ernest Reid, MT and Mrs Anthony SandulN and their son, David, MT and Mrs l.. Leroy Judd, Evelyn Judd and Francis Judd, all of this city, MT and Mrs Earl Gran dalI, Lorne, Donald, Robert, Ed ward and Ellen of Cheshire, Mir and Mrs Robert Hotchkiss, Marion, Harold and Raymond Hotchkiss of Unionville, MT and Mrs Charles Cook, MT and Mrs Andrew Corbin, Richard Corbin and Miss Althea Porthero of Hartford, MT and Mrs Charles Herald, MT and Mrs Ches- ter Judd, Betty, Marguerite and Robert Judd, MT and Mrs George Judd of Bristol MT and Mrs Will liam Judd and their daughter. Eu- nice, of Naugatuck, Miss Gertrtade Taylor of Plantsville, Miss Alder man of Hartford, Marvin Wheeler. Russell Wheeler and MT and Mrs Edward Wendt of Chicago.
 MT and Mrs Harry Shapiro of i Willow street entertained at a din- ner Monday evening in honor of MT and Mrs David. Kusnitz and Miss Sally Kusnitz of Walnut street, who are leaving soon to take up their residence in Los Angeles, Calf. Guests attending were Ma than and Max Kusnitz, Mrs l. Gins berg of Newport, R. l., MT and Mrs David Shapiro, Abraham Kramer Nathan Lauria, Samue! Kramer,