The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
Society Nezcs Weddings Coming Events

Miss Vivian Minor, a student at Southern seminary tn Virginia. has been assigned a leading role In the play, Peg O. My Heart" which the class In dramatic art will present for the first offering cf the current term. Miss Minor is the daughter of Mir and Mrs Henry W. Minor of Lincoln street and Is now in her senior school year at the seminary.
 Grand Royal Matron Minnie E. White of Hartford will pay her official visit to Evergreen court, No.
 2, Order of the Amaranth, at the meeting to be held tonight in the
 Blue Lodge room of the Masonic temple. She will be accompanied
 by the associate grand officers of which Chester W. Bray of this city is grand royal patron. Presiding
 at the meeting will be Mrs Lillian
 A. Rodeck as royal matron and Layton A. Rose as royal patron. In
 honor of the event turkey dinner
 will be served at $ o'clock to which
 all members are invited. Reser-
 vations should be made at once with Mrs Clifford Kelsey. A spe-
 cial musical program will be pre-
 sented by Mrs William Russell,
 and degrees will be conferred on
 d Class of candidates. More than
 300 from various parts of the state
 are expected to be present.
 Mrs Maurice Kendall of East
 Farm street entertained at a show
 CT at her home Tuesday evening complimenting Miss Catherine Seery of Cooke street, who is being married in the future to Mrs Ken- dall's brother, Joseph Benoit of East Farm street. Guests in at- tendance were Mrs Roy Worden. Miss Evelyn Seery, Miss Kay .O'Connor, Miss Kay Archambault. Miss Rosemary Smith, Mrs George Grenier, Mrs George Oliver. Miss Eldora Oliver, Miss Ann Shananan,
 Mrs George Cipriano, Mrs Harold Briggs, Misses Lorraine Jackson, Mildred Purcell, Ruth Aspe1l and Margaret Mccarthy.
 The second meeting of the sea- son of the Royal club, formerly known as the Viking Coed club, was held at the home of Miss Ger trude Purcell of Lounsbury street Tuesday evening. Two new mem- bers were admitted to the club. Misses Ruth Lane and Marjorie Borchert. Plans were made for limitations and also for . bridge party to be held in the near future.
 Members present were Misses Na- omi Heddon. Ruth Lane, Viola Boentgen, Lila Marsh, Helen Cu.- len, Mrs Harry Lange and Miss Dorothy Shove.
 MT and Mrs Domenic Lucian of
 Oak street announce the engage
 ment of their daughter. Gertrude, | Louise Coradozzi of Pilgrim ave- nue. The wedding will take place in the latter part of November. Tn the duplicate contract bridge tournament held last evening at the Cornell Bridge club at 20 Bucking- ham street under the direction of
 Mrs John Moriarty top scorers were: North and South--Miss Mar garet Kilroe and Miss Theresa
 Timms, S4: Miss Helen Phelan and
 Miss Emeline Phelan, 80; Miss
 Sally Kelly and Miss Pauline Per- reatilt, IS f-2: and East and West Miss Helen Collins and Miss Mar guerite Powers, ST: Miss Anna Con-
 nors and Mrs Etta Howard substi- tuting for Miss Alice Halpin. S5 -2: Mrs Samuel Trainor and Mrs Alfred Crane. 7S 1-2.
 The official standing to date of the tournament is as follows. Miss Alice Harmon and Mrs stuart Low eridge. 2S6 1-2; Miss Sally Kelly
 and Miss Pauline Perreau!t. 27j: | -~r Hengeve1d, 272: and Miss Candita
 Mazzarella land Miss Catherine
 Sheridan, 260s 1-2.
 Miss Rosalind Russell of Willow
 street is spending some time at the
 Barbizon- Plaza hotel in New York | city.