The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-21

coming marriage Of his daughter, ningham, son of Mir and Mrs F. H. wedding will take place in Noyemb'
 Alumnae of Bryn Mawr college in more than IS cities throughout the country will hear Mrs Frank- lin D. Roosevelt speak from Wash ington on Tuesday, october 24, when they gather to honor tho president emeritus of their col- iege, Miss M. Carey Thomas. founder of the Affiliated Schools for Workers. Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Thomas, who will bet he guest of honor at a dinner in New York will be heard over an NBC-WJZ network from 9:30 to 10 p. m., E. s. T.
 The Affiliated Schools for Work- CTS, an educational movement be gun at Bryn Mawr in 1921, offer to women workers from all parts of the countr the facilities of several women's colleges in summer ses. sions. Workers thus trained are equipped to participate more intel ligentl in their local labor activi- ties and to defend themselves against exploitation and emotional appeals to passion and prejudice.
 Biyn Mawr graduates fin many cities will meet at dinners on Oc- tober 24 to express their interest in the movement and their respect and affection for its founder. The NBC.WJZ broadcast will be picked | diners ma hear the first lad tell of the importance of the Affiliated Schools for Workers to the general welfare of the countr. Miss Thoni- as, spaeking from the Park Lane hotel in New York. also will ex- press to the assembled graduates her appreciation for their support. Pride of Hawthorne lodge, Daughters of St George, held their annual business meeting fin Knights of Columbus hall recently. This was followed by q chlldrcn's party. The committee chairman was Mrs Edward Turner. assisted by Mrs Frank Carey, Mrs William Harvey. Mrs David Redding, Mrs Alick Robertson and Mrs Ada Ferguson Games and dancing were enjoyed and prizes awarded to tho follow ing. Misses Evelyn Wallis, Edith Anderson, Nancy Pinto, Rose Jam netty and Mrs Frank Carey. Re. treatments were served latc fin the evening. A welcome was extended to Mrs Margaret Cowcll, who has just returned after Q years stay in England.
 Miss Edna Remeika of Seymour was hostess at q surprise misccl- laneous shower recently given in honor of Mlss Wanda E. Zubrlsky of Wilson street who is being mar ricd in the near future. Entertain. mont was enjoyed and refrcsh- ments served. Those attending were Misses Etta Bender, Mae swantek, Sophie swantek, Olga Olshuk. Emma Rinkwith, Emma Neunlnn, Mrs John Chcsnav vich. Mrs Elsie Haversheck, Catherine McCormack of Seymour. Miss Ed m Chesnavich of New Haven, Martha kaplin and Mrs Elsie Du. Bay of Beacon Falls, Mae Nauges Of Naugatuck, Ann Stasel, Marion Peters and Wanda Zubrisky.
 Arrangements have been com. pleted for the affair to be given by the Beth.El Sisterhood on sunday in the auditorium for which Mir and Mrs John Corrigan have been coaching. Mrs Morris kosersky and Mrs l. x. Albert are co.chairmar, Mrs Edward Goldberg, secretary. Mrs Arthur Hcrtzmark, treasurer. and Mrs Harry Fisher and Mrs Morris Winikof. ticket chairman.
 The wedding of Miss Helen Rose Nelkin, daughter of Mir and Mrs Julius Nelkin of Torrington. to Samuel Goluboff. son of Mrs Rose Gofubof of Fiske street, will take place tomorrow afternoon at { o'clock. The ceremony will be foi- lowed by q reception at the Nelkin home.. ,1s
 The standing committee of the Second Congregational church will hold their regular monthly meet ing on Thursday evening at $ o'clock.
 The marriage of Miss Helen Agnes Murnane, daughter of James H. Murnane of Waterville street and James Coughlln, son of Mir and Mrs Patrick Coughlin of New Ha- ven VIII take place on Monday. October 30th at St Margarets church.
 .Dr George A. Tramm of New. ton Terrace is attending the fall meeting of the Connecticut Chi roprnctic Patrons being held at Lake George. N. Y. pr Tramm will be initiated at this time. The meet Ing will be followed by venison dinner.
 Miss Evelyn Moore of waterville has left for Jacksonville. Fla. where she will spend the winter with her aunt. Mrs Francis Wil- Hams and Mir Williams.
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