The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-03
Social - Weddings = Personal

A farewell dinner party was given on Sunday at silverberg's restaurant in New Haven In honor of Mir and Mrs Meyer Arbitman of Woodlawn Terrace who have left to take up their residence in New York city. Harry Fisher of this city was toastmaster for the occasion. The honored guests were presented with a set of service plates from the guests who included Mir and Mrs Samuel Steinman, MT and Mrs Harry Strogatz, MT and Mrs lsa- dore Feldmar1 of Winsted, MT and Mrs Harry Fisher, Mir and Mrs Beniamin Strachman, MT and Mrs Harry Steinman, MT and Mrs Fred Reich, Mir and Mrs Isadore Green blatt, Mr and Mrs Weinstein, Mrs Morganstern and Mrs Silverman. Following dinner the group spent the day at Woodmont.
 Dr George M. Smith, Ernest A. Anderson, Jr., William s. Heyniger, 3rd, and Walter Wallace, are among those who have signed up for the mems doubles tennis tournament at the Pine Orchard Country /club. Thomas Bryant of Torringt0n, MT Heyniger, MT Anderson and MT Wallace will also take part in the |'singles.
 Dr. and Mrs George Leonard. of Newton Terrace, who are at Bay View. have been entertaining Miss Mary Horan, Miss Helen Hurley, Miss Ann Reilly and Arthur and Francis Wengertsman of this city.
 Miss Annette Carpenter was honored at a surprise birthday party given recently at her home on Edson avenue. Guests attending were Misses Grace and June Miller. Myrtle Hayes, Francis Gagain, Richard Gagain, MT and Mrs John Miller, MT and Mrs Albert Traver, Mir and Mrs Francis Gagain, MT and Mrs Louis Carpenter of Unionville, MT and Mrs Harold Carpenter.
 Mir and Mrs Karl Winter of Wa tertown have returned from Ingalls, Grove, Bridgton, Me, where they spent the past month.
 MT and Mrs Parker J. Ward of Winsted announce the birth of son on Monday, July 31, in Winsted Mrs Ward is the former Alice Me- Evoy, daughter of MT and Mrs Edward J. McEvoy of Pennington avenue.
 Misses Lillian and Anna Grady of Roland street have been guests of Miss Catherine O'Donnell of Middle street, who Is at Pond Point. A party was held recently at the home of MT and Mrs William Judd of East Main street, the oc- casion being the third birthday of their niece, Ann Marie Shugrue of Jersey City, N. J. The home was attractively decorated fin a color scheme of pink and blue and a large birthday cake adorned the center of the table. Entertainment was enjoyed and each of the little guests were presented with favors. A delicious luncheon was served to the children after which the older guests enjoyed dancing, entertain ment and dinner. Those present were: Donald, Billy and Ann Louise Judd, Raymond Mcclure, Jr, Jack Dorothy. Irene, Rita and Phyllis Judd of New Haven, Char lotte Shugrue, Daniel. Billy and Joan Shugrue, John Tamke, Wil- liam Tamke, and John Shugrue of Jersey City; Ann Marie Shugrue, MT and Mrs William Judd, Jr, MT and Mrs Raymond Mcclure, MT and Mrs William Judd, ST, MT and
 Mrs Thomas Judd of New Haven,
 John Ryan, Miss Julia Skirkanish,
 MT and Mrs Daniel Shugrue, ST, MT and Mrs Daniel Shugrue, Jr, MT and Mrs Charles Shugrue, and Mrs Mary Shugrue, Ann Marie Shugrue is the daughter of Mrs Mary Judd Shugrue and the late William F. Shugrue formerly of this city. MT and Mrs Henry J. Bowling of Fox street are cruising the Great Lakes aboard the steamship Juniata.
 Mrs F. Jackson was hostess at 8 handkerchief and hosiery shower at her home on Bonair avenue on Tuesday evening In compliment to Miss Dorothy Kelsey who is to be married in the near future. En- tertainment was enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Ann Plangas, Dorothy Kelsey, Honey Schryer, Ann Graneli and Mrs G. Kelly, Mrs H. Lichtenstein. Mrs D. Jack son and Mrs H. Schick.
 Miss Dorothy Newman of South Main street is spending several days in Hoboken, N. J.