The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-09
Society Nezcs Weddings s- Coming EUents
Psi UtsiIon Club
 To Sponsor First Annual DGnce

Sponsoring tnetr urSC large so- cial event and first annual spring dance since their organization, the Psi Upsilon club willl hold a spring sport dance at the YMCA on Satur< day evening, May 20th. Members of the club have made extensive plans to have the affair one of the most successful to be given during the spring season. Many novelties will feature the evenings program. The committee in charge includes sherman Hallock and Jo- seph Corcoran, assisted by Arthur Mahony,, assistant secretary of the YMCA and John Hahn, advisor of the club.
 A surprise birthday party was given Saturday evening on Mrs Robert Voegtlin at her home on
 Eastwood avenue. Games were played and luncneon was served later in the evening. Mrs Voegtlin was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those present were MT and Mrs Homer Mercier, MT and Mrs William Brown, MT and Mrs Floyd
 Hart, Mrs John Pooler, Thomas Murphy, the Misses Marguerite Dwyer and Molly Lavorgna and
 Mir and Mrs voegtdin.
 Miss Anna Platt of this city, state president, will preside at the lannual convention of the Connecti-
 cut Federation of Business and Professional Womcn's clubs which will be held at the local club rooms on Saturday. Delegates will
 meet in a business session in the
 morning followed by round tables and further business in the after noon. There will be no regular
 luncheon, members being free to eat where they choose. Tea, under
 the chairmanship of Miss Rena Puffer will be served in the club rooms. The dinner as the Hotel Elton will be at with reception to state officers at 6:30. This is in charge of Miss Edith Sellew for reservations which must be made by Thursday, and changed at the club house on Saturday for tickets.
 Miss Millicent Pond is banquet chairman.
 Round tables will be held by Miss
 Lucy B. Abbott, superintendent of the William M. Backus hospital in Il &NOk WANh Oik Hlh6, 0lAEo LAAd XsAs Sniffin of Danbury on Journalism and Miss Millicent Pond, head of the personnel department in .Sco- wills on Personnel.
 Miss Helen Egan of Willow street was hostess at a shower giv-
 en last evening at the Scovill Girls Club in compliment to Miss Mary
 Hartigan of Abbott avenue who is to be married on June 18th to Ro- land Brady of Canada. During the evening a varied program of enter tainment was enjoyed and delic- ious luncheon was served. Those attending were: Misses Mary Kel- ly. Mary Flaherty, Margaret Healy, Alice Lynch, Ted Carey, Catherine Worsley, Gertrude McKeown, Jose phine Nelson, Hazel Blackman,
 Mildred Hayes, Gertrude Lang,
 Marguerite Greaney, Ruth Deeley,
 Julia Conley, Marion Powers, Ger trude McEvoy. Deborah Greaney,
 Hazel Young. Eleanor Lynch. Mar garet Van Weyner, Mary Comus- key, Anna Reilly, Alice Kirby,
 Rose sDomingue, Lianette Cantin,
 Margaret O. Grady, Mary Hunger vile, Thelma Rivet, Madeline Sut-
 Mary Morgan, Maud King, Cath crime McKenna, Jennie Nolan. Ann
 Mahoney, Katherine Keough, Lou
 ise Morris, Ann Shea, Mary Kiely. l Margaret Griffin. Betty Duhne.
 Mary Ramon, Mary Phelan. Mary Morris, Rita and Martha Harti- gan, Ann, Josephine, Kay and Helen Egan. Grace DiMaria, Alice Howard, Helen McKenna. Lucy Foley, Bessie Rasmussen, Marga-
 ret McKeown, Margaret Cussick, Helen Yuskis, Eleanor Rochon, Dorothy Johnston, Doris Biggins, Mildred Mclean, Mollie Hutchin- son, Helen Maher, Mrs. Helen Kel-
 ly,, Mrs Margaret Parker, Mrs.
 Della Healey, Mrs. Thomas Harti- gan, Mrs. Charles Lynch, Mrs.
 Margaret Healey, Mrs. Anna St
 Louis, Mrs. Celia Grove. Mrs. Anna
 Kerdel, Mrs. Nellie Egan, Mrs.
 Marie Birch, Mrs. Ann Foley, Mrs Catherine Schaff. Mrs. Bid Carroll,
 Mrs. Nellie Kelley and Mrs. Cav a ouOlt H