The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-26
Home Economics Club Ente1tainS Mem besS
 At Social And Tea

The model apartment or practice rooms of Leavenworth high school were attractively decorated with rut flowers yesterday afternoon when the members of the Home Economies club gathered for a "Get AcquaintedT party. The apartment of the school made an ideal setting for the affair with the luncheon being served in the dining room after which the guests ad- journed to the living room to hear an interesting talk given by Mrs Florence B. Webster.
 Mrs Webster spoke on the merits of the Economics clubs and brought out the advantages which might be derived from being a member of the group. She also advised ex- pansion of the work of the group and expressed hope for the contin- ued success of the club.
 The event was in charge of Mrs Hugo Lange, president of the club and Miss Ellema Kleinert. chair man of the social committee, as- sisted by Misses Mary Murphy. Dorothy Hine, Caroline Hahn and Dorothy Gaes of the social commit tee and the following members of the entertainment committed: Ger trude Kennedy, Rosita Keenan, Helen Townsend and Catherine Charters.
 Guests attending were: Mrs Flor ence Webster, Mrs N. Alexander, Mrs Mabel Jordan, Mrs Hugo Lange, Mrs H. T. Bowling, Mrs c. Tappin, Mrs Harry A. Soper, Ms II. Powles, Mrs r. Abbott, Mrs Mel vile Skiff, and Misses Dorothy Gaess, Ann Shanahan, Katherine Charters, Mary Murphy, Dorothy Moss, Eleanor Broadrick, Helen Townsend, Gertrude Kennedy. Eliz- abeth Brophy, Vera Conlong. Rita Bergin, Helen Mccarthy, Ann Toomey, Bessie Bowes, Rosetta Keenan, Jennie Griggs, Ellema Kleinert, Bertha Betts, Ruth stoughtoh, Dorothy Hine and Mary Martin.
 Another of the weekly card par- ties was held last evening at Ly- ceum hahll under the sponsorship of the ladies of St Patrick's par ish. The committee in charge in- cluded: Mrs Joseph Mccarthy, Mrs John Cronan, Mrs John Fitzmau- rice, Mrs Edward Carbon, Mrs. Daniel Lynch, Mrs Stephen Kelly, Mrs James Shanahan, Mrs Walter Swift and Mrs Thomas Edmunds. Those atetnding were: Mrs Patrick Keegan, Mrs Thomas Grady, Mrs Edward Loughman, Mrs John Glea- son, Mrs John Donnelly, Mrs Pat rick Cronan, Mrs James Phelan. Mrs Edward Flynn, Mrs Daniel McGrath, Mrs James Cronan, Mrs Catherine Kelly, Mrs William Dow RH... Kelly, Miss Loretta Kennedy, Miss Frances Courtney, s. Sapranas, Mrs A. Radvelas, Anna Whelihan, Ger trude Hickey, Agnes Ryan, Anna Devine, MT and Mrs Arthur Lunny. MT and Mrs William Dwyer, MT and Mrs Edward Carbon, Peggy Sheehan, Mrs Leonard Murphy, Mrs F. w. Herbert, Mrs William Fitz- gerald, Mrs George Ottinger, Mrs George Asplund, Mrs William Brcl- nan, Margaret Keane, Mrs Mary Martin, Mrs Mary O'Donnell, Mrs Joseph Senian, Mrs John Mitchell, Mrs John Powers, Mrs John Cou- cite, Mae Teller, Alice Hapenny, Elizabeth Gavin, Helen Riely, Alice Kelly, Mrs John Kelly, Jr, Helen Devine, Mrs Martin Gavin, Mrs Oscar Brentnall, Francis Mitchell, y oahhCo O~AAAS " and Joseph Gavin.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Waterbury Business and Pro- fessional Women's club will be held on Monday evening with supper being served at 6 o'clock. Misses Charlotte Merchant and Margaret Boden are in charge of the meeting. Following the busi- ness meeting Robert s. Walker will speak on investments.
 An executive board meeting of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel was held last evening at the home of Mrs Meyer Erlanger. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held on May 11th. Announce ment was made of the state con- vention of Temple Sisterhoods to be held in Hartford on May 23. The annual meeting of the Sis terhood of Temple Israel will be held on May 2nd at the Temple center at s o'clock at which time election of officers will be held.