The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-17
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 2
Local Club Has
 Haruest Supper

Miss Anna Abling. vice-pfesident of the waterbury Business 6 Pro- fessional women's Club was the winner of the prize for the most novel manner in which she earned the money which was donated by members of the club at the Har- vest supper held last night in the club rooms.
 At the meeting immediately fol- lowing the supper, reports on the Regiona1 Conference hs1d in New Hampshire were given by Presi- dent Florence Greenleaf, and the Misses Alethea Puffer, Josephine Soff1ers, Cora Cromptofi, Rena Puffer and Edith Sellew. These re- ports were very interesting as they showed the trend of business women, not only of this northeast erfi section of the country, but na- ti0nal1y and internationally.
 The Misses Cora Crompton and Helen Webb reported on the state convention and the activities of the various clubs throughout the state stating that there are now bS4 members in the Connecticut Fed eration of Business and Profess sional Women's Clubs.
 An interesting recital of the program of the state board of di- rectors meeting held in New Mil ford in September was given by Miss Lillian Judd, state. chairman of the legislative committee.
 Mrs. Lena Pike and Mrs. Flor ence Baldwin, two of the mefn- bers of the very active ways and means committee have announced an afternoon card party to be held on Friday, October 26 in the club rooms.
 A miscellaneous shower was held in honor of Miss Geresa Cretella by her sister, Miss Carmella Cre- tella, recently at the Scovill Girls club. A luncheon was served. The following attended,: Misses Lucet.e St. Berre, Elizabeth Simone. Nell lie Pellino, Mary and Nancy Ba- chicchio, Carme1la Goffred, Winnie Panacci, Carmella Gugliotti, Irene and Catherine Leonard, Kitty Sum- ma. Julia Hamel, Mary and Vir- ginia Cerasula, Mary Creteiia, Car mella vella, Mary Petrucione, Mary and Candita Mazzarella, Josephine Barbara, Lillian and Mary Mari naccio, Annette and Rhea Lemiex' Rose De Vito, Connie Coscia, Car mella Cretella, Mary and Lucy Vuolo, Anita Cretella, Mary and vinny Ortone, Lucy Fulliero, Fe- lecia Gartaglia, Sally DiMaria, Margaret Spargo, Anna and Rose Cincogrons, Rose and Vinny Pace, Betty M. O'Connell, Blanche s. Gre tella, and Mrs H. Genova. Mrs A. Lackshire, Mrs J. DiMaria, Mrs J.. Coccio, Mrs L.. Xolpe, Mrs J. De- Lauretis, Mrs R. Macchiarola, Mrs Cincogrono, Mrs J. Spargo, Mrs L.. Baunegard, Mrs R. Cretella, Mrs N. Richardson, Mrs J. Longo. Mrs L.. Petruqel1i Mrs l.. Ruzzo. Mrs A. Ennaco, Mrs J. Marinaccio, Mrs N. Mangine, Mrs A. Sconziano Mrs l.. Fucito, Mrs s. Sestillt, Mrs A. Luc- caro, Mrs J. Santoro, Mrs F. Mari naccio, Mrs J. Petruccione, Mrs J. Bruno, Mrs A. Ianueci. Mrs J. Flu tole, Mrs R. Cretella, Mrs J. Coceio, Mrs R. Young, Mrs J. Orient, Mrs G. Cordelli, Mrs B. Sparzo, Mrs A. Coccio, Mrs c. Ruzzo, Mrs J. Fa- ronoli, Mrs l.. Altieri, Mrs J. Mas troianni, Mrs J. Lupico. Mrs De- Vito, Mrs c. Nastri, Mrs c. Calo and Mrs R. Rulli. '
 The Young Peoples Russian asso- citation (the Y. P. R. A.) enjoyed a hike and hot dog roast Sunday, the 14th, at Lyman's. Games were played and the entire group sang around the bonfire. Those who at- tended were: Stephen Homick, Wasil Lizak, Joseph Rozdilsky, An ma Granatuk, D. Preslopsky, John Rozum, Teckla Preslopsky, Anna Harnick, Nellie Harnick, Anne Preslopsky, Stephen Kirmitsky. Olga Mialoff, Paul Homick, Joseph Pellak, Nancy Moneta, Mary Shu- halodska, Anna Koval, Nicholas Lizak, John Albert, Mary Shkymba, Eva Rozdilsky, Anna Clear, Helen Lizak, Francis Rubeko. Susan Her. rick, George Rubeko, Anna o. Preslopsky, Anne Popernick, Jo- seph Guidess, Olga Aruck, Anna Aruck, Frank Stanescki. John John Rusinik, Stephen Harnick, Francis Kundrot. Anna Rudanish, Anna Guidess. The club is also going to have Halloween party soon.