The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-06

olio Women tonight at the Dio- cesan bureau, Field street at 8 o'clock. Reports on the drive which has been conducted for three weeks in this city will be made and plans discussed for the meeting and tea Sunday afternoon at the Waterbury Catholic High school.
 The Misses Agnes Fitzpatrick, Edna Maloney and Margaret Tehan of the local diocesan bureau and Miss Grace Daly of Columbia bou- levard have returned from the three days session of the National Conference of Catholic Charities ct the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria in New York city.
 The following will be the com mittee on arrangements for a card party to be given for the benefit of St Patricks church, Tuesday even- ing october 10 at the Lyceum: Mrs Thomas Mitchell, Miss Alice McGrath, Mrs James Donnelly, Mrs James Grove, Mrs Daniel McGrath, Mrs Edward Loeffler, and Mrs Bridget Dunn.
 Mrs Thomas Cavanaugh of Lake street entertained at 0 miscellan. eous shower last evening in conn pllment to Miss Margaret Sugrue of Woodlawn terrace who is to be married next month to Frank Tracy. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Entertainment was enjoyed throughout the evening and . de- licious luncheon was served. The guests included: Mrs Henry Nault, Mrs Carlton Stevens, Mrs Joseph inc Shea, Mrs Bernice Kinney, Mrs Thomas Cavanaugh, Misses Mary and Nora Sugrue, Harriett Carroll, Mary Luddy, Lillian Shea, Evelyn Moore, Mary Hedderman, Margery Corcoran, Ann Sweeney, Kay Cavanaugh.
 Mrs C. c. Williams of Central avenue has returned from a weeks trip to Chicago as the delegate of Clan McAlpine to the national convention. While in Chicago, Mrs Williams attended the Century of Progress Exposition.
 Mrs Florence IT. Siebert of this city is spending some time at the Barbizon Plaza hotel.
 The Lauralton Hall Alumnae as- sociation will hold It's fourth an- nual bridge and >tea tomorrow aft ernoon from to c o'clock. Tea will be served at o'clock.
 Miss Helen Reed O'Neil, regent of the association is general chair man of arrangements, and she is hAlw tatA hsy AaV Asaat tAA made up of alumnae from prac. ticaily every section of the state.
 Additional reservations made this week include the following: Bridgeport: Mrs R. D. Donnelly, two tables; Margaret Linders, New Haven: Mrs T. A. Nolan, one table; Mrs P. J. Sheehan, four tables; Mrs J. M. Laughlin; Mrs J. Carey; Mrs B. Moran; Mrs D. Clerkin; Mrs Gennaro volpe, Mrs M. Simko, Mrs T. MacAviney, one table; Mrs r. Smith, one table; Mrs E. Brod. erick, one table; Mrs M. B. Me- Govern, one table; Anna Higgins, one table.
 table; Mrs Frank Burnocore, one table; Catherine Connolly, two
 Norwaik: Ella Willard. one table; Mrs Frank Wynn. two t"''cs.
 by: Helen Dodd; winifred Monohan and Mrs B. Quirk.
 Milford: Mrs c. A. Walsh, two tables: Mrs D. Vanderbilt; Mrs F. Landrigan; Mrs J. Dillanc ITS A. c. Carpenter; Emily Sn Har- riet Mills; Mrs Lawrenc ;ers: Ann Haley: Sophie Aubuo. ITS J. Minch, one table; Josephine Mac- Taggart: Mrs A. J. MacTaggart; Mrs Charles Hine; Martha Maro- ney; Corinne Doherty; Mildred Gariepy and Gertrude Rodigue.
 Waterbury: Mary Walsh; Helen Steven; Mrs Thomas Bane, two tables; Rose Bannon; Sadie Ban- non; Gertrude Doran; Mrs E. r. Hyland; Mrs Irving Choate; Mrs Edward Brennan; Mrs Raymond stone.
 Ansonia: Marie Kennedy; Julia Shea, two tables; Mrs J. O'Brien; Mrs Meade Reardon, six tables; Mrs J. J. F. Buddy, two tables; Mrs J. Minch, four tables.
 Others making reservations in- ciude Dorothea Thompson. two
 
 Greenwich; Catherine Cartwright of New London; Helen Condon, two tables. Mrs T. Tierney, two tables, both of Wallingford; Mrs Emmett OMeara of Jersey City, N. J.; Mrs ". r. Taylor of Winsted, two tables; Mrs J. Burns of Tor rington, two tables and Estelle M. McDonough and Ruth Stapleton of Naugatuck.
 Gordon Scott Little of Morning side avenue was elected president of the junior class of Connecticut State college at Storrs this week. Other officers elected were: Vice. president, Nathan Lipman of New Britain; secretary, Elizabeth Wall lace of southington. and treasurer, John N. Abbott of East Hartford. Miss Wallace Is 6 member Of the Gamma Sigma sorority and MT Ab- bolt is . member of Phi Mu Delta fraternity.
 Mrs Burton N. Beaman of Dela- ware avenue has, returned from Windsorville where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs William
 MT and Mrs Richard Jones and their children. Mildred. Richard, Jr, and Theodore, have returned to Brooklyn, N. r., after a visit with MT and Mrs Charles Vest berg of woodland avenue.
 Miss Helen Mitchell of Lawlor street, who is to be married next month to Harry Walsh of Cole street, was the guest of honor at a personal shower given last evening at the home of Mrs Elmer Santana of Winyah avenue. During the evening a varied program of enter tainment was enjoyed and a deli cious luncheon was served. The honored guest was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those att tending were: Misses Christine Gal- win, Irene Mccoy, Mary Cronin, Loretta Well. Margaret Ryan, Martha Watt, Agnes Link. Helen Mitchell, Mrs Thomas Brayton,