The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-04

MOTo tnan 1VV WOMou 0ttShuSu the reception in honor of the new members given by the Waterbury Women's club in the club house yesterday afternoon. This was the first meeting of the 193S-S4 season.
 Mrs John L. Geist, president of the club, was hostes and received all of the members and guests. The string ensemble furnished enter tainment for the day.
 The social and room committees included the following members: Mrs Jesse B. Kelsey, Mrs William Adams, Mrs Louis Stocking, Mrs Clarence Mackay and Mrs c. Dana Tyack, Mrs Leroy O. Benham, Mrs Charles F. Hayward, Mrs Frederick w. Chesson, Miss Edna Louise Coe, Mrs Hugo Hutzel and Mrs Thomas l.. Van Uorden.
 Those who poured were. Mrs John s. Coe, Sr, Mrs Dudley B. Deming, Mrs Charles Rogers, and Mrs Albert c. Sturrup. Assistant hostesses were Mrs M. H. Toomey, Mrs Raymond D. Schroeder, Mrs r. N. Peck, Mrs George A. Bren- non, Mrs F. A. Stewart, Mrs Ethan M. Pendleton, Mrs D. R. Harrison, Mrs l.. c. Bean, Mrs Harry A.. Mink, Mrs Ellsworth R. Tomlinson, Mrs R. c. Jeter, Mrs F. R. Cash man, Mrs b. Vincent Randall, Mrs c. R. Hine, Mrs Timothy A. John son, Mrs c. w. Moeller, Mrs l.. L.. Bradley, Mrs Elmer J. Nelson, Mrs William Wolff and Mrs R. S.. George.
 The Happy Go Lucky Sorority held their meeting at the home of Miss Shirley Pickett of Vest view street on Saturday, Follow ing the card playing q delicious luncheon was served. The mem- bers attending were: Missos Elinor Ford, Peggy Murphy, Joan Cor man, Anna Flanagan. Mary Barry and Shirley Pickett.
 Miss Annie Burnett of Ontario, who has been spending month with Mir and Mrs George Parkin of Courtland avenue, was honored at farewell party given recently by Mir and Mrs Henry Rochette of Courtland avenue. Guests in at- tendance were MT and Mrs George Parkin, Miss Annie Burnett, Elmer Russell, Floyd Russell, Marion Rochette, George Ratchford, Dor othy Chamberlain, William Me- Grath, Lawrence Pichard, MT and Mrs Ollin .O'Donnell, Mir and Mrs P. W. Kelly.
 Several members of the Epworth league of the First Methodist church held a progressive dinner party on Saturday night. The party started at the church and from there continued ut the homes of Mir and Mrs George Belcher of Frost road, Miss Dorothy Rugg!es also of Frost road, Mrs George Powell of Chipman street and Mir and Mrs Charles Rowland of Fox street.
 The first in a series of radio broadcasts sponsored by the state b. A. R. was held yesterday after noon at 2:45, o'clock over station WTIC Ut Hartford. These broad. casts will continue each Tuesday at the same hour throughout the winter. The speaker to-day was Mrs Charles r. Brusie of Litchfieid.
 Mr and Mrs Albert Loeffter of Bunker Hill avenue were honored at dinner given recently Ut the Mclaughlin cottage at Lake Quas- | sapaug in honor of their 26th wed- ding anniversary. Those in attend- ance were MT and Mrs William i Runk, MT and Mrs William Platt, | Mr and Mrs William Curtis, MT | aI Ia as and Mrs Samuel N. Lincoln and Mir and Mrs Loeffler.
 Mss Katherine Delaney of Nau- gatuck attended the bridge lunch. . con given Saturday afternoon at the Race Brook Country club In New Haven In honor of Mrs Will liam Heaphy of Pittsield. At this time the announcement of the engagement of Miss Genevieve Beauton, daughter of MT and Mira William r. Beauton of New Haven to Robert Joseph Herman, son of the late Mir and Mrs Thomas Tier. non of West Haven, was made Miss Beauton Is n graduate of Trin- fly college and studied Ut the Yale Graduate school.
 |. Robert Crompton MacBurney, son of Mir and Mrs Charles Mae Burney of Merrill street, entertain. ed several of his friends Tuesday afternoon at Mickey Mouse party The occasion parked his Ed birth. ! day. Those attending were Nancy i Ford. Maureen Ford. Richard Ford Chester Ford. Betty Jane Ford Arthur Wood, Stuart Klcinert. Mar. jorle Flogmann, Gwendolyn Oliver and Mrs Chester Ford. Mrs Harold Ford. Mrs Arthur Wood, Mrs Wal ter Flogmann, Mrs Stuart Klein ert, Misses Annie Anderson, Corr Crompton. Helen Brazls and MT. Charles MacBurnoy.