The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-09
WATERVILLE
MRS GAUCLER IS
 FITTED AT PARTY
Perkins Avenue Woman Surprised on Birthday;
 Mrs Malia Entertains

Mrs Leonard Gaugler of Perkins avenue was rendered a surprise party at her home this week, the occasion being her birthday. The guests included MT and Mrs Sandy Harrison and family, Mir and Mrs Frederick Aitchison and family, MT and Mrs Herbert Parsons, Mir and Mrs Thomas McNaught, Miss Ellen McNaught, Mrs Catherine Woods, MT and Mrs William Meu- ten and MT and Mrs Hans Wilhaus. Bridge Club Mrs M. J. Malia entertained her bridge club at her home on Boy den street this week. High scores were made by the Mrs Malia, Mrs Peter Corrigan and Mrs Edward Barlow and the consolation award went to Mrs William Rooney. | Others present were Mrs William Dunleavy, Mrs Frank J. Robin | son, Mrs Charles .Denehey and Mrs | James Duncan.
 Bridge Luncheon Mrs Edwin M. Seagers of Faber avenue entertained at bridge | luncheon at her home on Faber avenue this week. Her guests were: | Mrs Frank Ineson, Mrs Charles I l Martin Lane, Mrs Everett Stanley, Mrs John Macdonald, Mrs Walter Bray, Mrs Daisy Lewis, Mrs Alice Pierce, Mrs Crayton Carpenter, Mrs Louis Merriman, Mrs Eleanor Will son, Mrs John Wilcox, Mrs Martha Clark and Mrs Daisy Abbott. Speaker
 Rev Wilfred B. Simonson, pastor
 of Grace Methodist church was the
 speaker at this weeks meting of
 the Mission Society of the South
 Federated church. He discussed the
 subject of Missions in 8 Federated Church." Bridge.
 Mrs Joseph Devine of Thomas ton avenue, recenly entertained at bridge in honor of Mrs Stuart lLoveridge of OakYille. Those present were Miss Alice Harmon, Mrs Da- lvid Hadley, Mrs Louise Shuster.
 Mrs c. Arthur Dubois, Mrs Hugh
 Byrd, Mrs Leslie Bowen, Mrs AL
 vine Jensen, Miss Hazel Field, Miss Louise Loveridge and Mrs Maurice
 B. Hubbard. ..
 Banquet.
 The young people of Grace Methodist church enjoyed a ban Qu6C dL Cu0 CUuTCu ulIlluS IldIl earlier in the week. The speaker was Rev Nelson Cruikshank, pas tor of the Summerfield Methodist church of New Haven. Ronald Benson, president of the society presided as toastmaster and the committee on arrangements was headed by Miss Jane Niver. D" Cruikshank delivered an excellent inspirational address urging active participation in church affairs by younger people of the parish. PICK UP Four
 1 Briefs
 Mrs Robert Cosgfiff of Cooke street has returned from Miami. | Florida, where she was the guest | of her mother, Mrs Hannah O'Leary of Hoboken, N. J., who is spending the winter at the southern resort.
 Mrs William Draper of Howard street has been entertaining her grand daughter, Miss Isabella Cur rie and Miss Lillian Dwyer of Oak vile.
 | Weekend guests of MT and Mrs John Copeland of Thomaston ave- nde were MT and Mrs John Seav- CT and Mrs Eva Waters of Og- densburg. N. Y. Miss Mary Paffney of Chapel street has returned from a visit with her sister, Miss Viola Paffney of New York city.
 Mrs James Burns and her son, Ronald, of Thomaston avenue, have been spending several days
 with Mrs Burns daughter. Mrs Vincent Carroll of New York city.
 Bridge Club
 The Bridge club of Mrs William Albon of Cornwall avenue met
 Tuesday at her home. Those who attended were Mrs David Reding, Mrs Frank Carey, Mrs Harry
 Lucas, Mrs John Larmett, Mrs
 John Bunting and Mrs William F. | Harvey