The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
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A party Of Friends Of Miss LOFs etta Bitkiewicz gathered together Tuesday evening nt tho home of Mrs Alexander Bitkieficz and tens dered her q shower in honor of her approaching marriage. She re-. coivcd mnny beautiful gifts and the evening proved q very pleasant ono. Mrs bitkiowlcz who gave the party ht her home was assisted by Miss Bcatrice kilner. Tho following guests were present!
 Missos sophie Klnneske, Sue Krayeske, Mary Onnc0s, Mary D0wney. Stella Biedrxycki, Evelyn R0ssignol, Lena Kroi, Jean Kla. neski, Jean Kl0Bs, Bertha uragGr, Julie Bzezopkoski, Hazel White, Clara Baldwin, uenin Krayesll, It0so Bern1tchez, Helen Baldwin, Mrs Charles BOtsford, George Ned. dermhn, Miss Helen Rogoglnski, Miss Beatrice Kilncr, Mrs Helen Itossign0l, Miss Lo0nn BOk0l0wslsy, Mrs A. Cwick, Mrs T. Budney, Mrs Rose KuharHki, Miss Sophia 0ro- hoski, Miss Minnie Byers, Miss Mel. lie krnyeski, Miss Henrietta Tan ski, Mrs Stanley Wisniewski, Mra Elizabeth Bokol0wsIsy, Mrs Joseph inc Kurlcslfi, Mrs Julia KrayGslsi, Mrs Gertrude Piszacke, Mrs Helen IsilOHS, Mrs Helon ptacheInBkit MrH [. cznik0ski, Mrs M. Knntbrski, Mrs Mary Porbick, Mrs ]. lKura- chik, Mrs c. Tronoski, Mrs NJ. Mosloy, Mrs r. Bzymanskt, Mrs Francis Kryeski, Mrs Stanley przepi0rkn, Miss Fannie ,Drunsic, Miss Thoresn Drunsic, Mit,s Jane Baldwin, Miss Hazel Baldwin, Mrs George R0skOsky, Mss Violet M Itnsinski, Miss Loretta Bitkiewlcz and Mrs Alexander bItlkiewicz. Mrs George Hailoekv who hhi resided on Center strsft for sever. hI ycnrs has moved 10 tho home | of her daughter, Mrs cinrenct DniIoy of River street where she will make her home,
 Warrington IScists Kmccys
 Tho ThOmast0n hSnccys lost q close ghnlo to the A.Ii.Btars Of Tor. ringtoD on tho Plume and Atwood field Wednesday ieveDing 2 to z Speed Conway working on tbt mound for the iknccys pitched ( great game of ball and should have had tho Rglm0 in tho bag buI for poor Judgment made by ths | right fielder who misjudged C q, ball and let itl drop. Only a smal crowd came tout to see the gam, and tho teas, lost money on tho kncrys Play Sunday
 Ths nexE home game for tht kncsys viii Do on Sunday after. noon wbet they meet Litchfi6Id ir G Naugnt hck Valley Icngue game GrayWatiOn This EvcDIng
 The graduation exercises Of the Thomns9Dn high school will Dc held this eve ming ln the Paramount tbehtey The class this year num- bers " graduates tho largest 'n the Han Emitb is vnIdIctorian of the tatoEinD There arc five Co give es. terI 0OtssiI, Hormeidn LumberE Folio wing tho essays the announce Hcnt of the winners Of tho prizon MiiI be announced by buDcrinten- /tondent Of Schools R. W. Brown. The class will hold q reception | following tho exercises at the HtOd and Gun club. Harold Kindness and his orchestra will furnish the music for dancing. At tho gradu. alton iiev Murry Hunter will offer prayer, and Rev Edward Iiaines will Hny benedictiOn. John A. 0r0ss. chairman of the school board will give ont the diplomas. Drum Corps 1tchcnrse
 Tho Columbus BOyg fife and drum corps held q rehearsal at the x of C home Wednesday even- ing under the direction Of their coach. Francis Beiinck.
 1Icffcvnan Finishes studies ftev Joseph HeffernnD. wha has completed his studies nt St Marys' seminary in Baltimore bnf returned to his home on Prospect street lie will Dc ordained into the Catholic priesthood in Hartford on Juno e0th.
 S'Inms Benefit Party
 Mrs Jvb0 z. Ryan will give q card party for the benefit Of the nirl Scouts Troop at her home next Tuesday evening, Juns 10 Prizes will be awarded for bisil land low scores ln pinOeble and con tract bridge. Mrs Ryan expects t0 have 70 tables in play.
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