The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-14
Recital By Elton Sisters
 Presented At Women s Club.
Mid-Winter Teas Enjoyed By Members Of Water
 bury Women's Club Yesterday Afternoon

Galuppi and sIntermezzo In Al" and Rachmaninofe' prelude in q sharp minor. Her splendid rendition of the intricate numbers following her untiring efforts in accompany. ing her sister won high praise form her listeners.
 The program was arranged bt the program committee. Mrs Lewis G. Merrill, Mrs Arthur D. Mars ton, Mrs Louis V. Laun, Mrs John 8. F. Castle, Mrs Richard e. Fish CT and Mrs W. w. Young.
 Directly at the close of the reel tai, tea was served with Mrs John L. Geist and Mrs Edgar Larkin pouring. Those who served were Mrs Claude Parton, Mrs Leroy Gibbs. Mrs Charles Jacobs, Mrs Henry Minor, Mrs Louis VonLott. Mrs Ralph Wheeler, Mrs George Hopkins, Mrs Frederic smedley, Mrs George Hubbard, Mrs Charles Hine, Mrs Frederic Williams, Mrs William Borchert, Mrs Charles Heaven, Mrs Allen Clark, Mrs E. J. Duvernoy, Mrs R. R. Harrison, Mrs c. w. Moeller, Mrs R. A. Mueller, Mrs E. R. Tomlinson, Mrs William DELkk6s 0xI0 1OABn Oldk Nj AAT6 CtGk German, and Mrs Carl Gulliver. ing included the Misses Audrey Smith, Doris Hayward, Jane Cow. perwthwait, Betty Barrows, Rhoda Barrows, Ellen Bayard Jean NCashman and Virginia Fentonl
 The social committee includes Mars Jesse B. Kelsey, Mrs William R. Adams, Mrs Clarence F. Mac Kay, Mrs Louis B. Stocking, Jr., and Mrs c. Dana Tyack. The room committee, Mrs Leroy o. Benharn, Mrs Frederick w.. Chesson, Jr., Miss F. Louise ,Coe, Mrs Charles Hayward, Mrs Hugo Hetzel and Mrs Thomas l.. Van Norden. These commottees had charge of the tea and decorations.
 A meeting of the Daughters of Italy, Companions of the Forest, was held last evening at the home of Mrs Nicola Russo on Bank street. Returns were made on the dinner dance given by the group recently and 1t was reported an outstanding success. Following tho business meeting a Valentine social was enjoyed. Those attending were. Mrs c. Stance, Mrs k. Bosco, Mrs R. Long, Mrs F. Gemino, Mrs s. Pinto, Mrs N. Russo, Mrs l.. D'An. dre, Mrs J. Pernatozzi and Miss Rose Ciresi.
 Miss Helen Bachman was hostess at a meeting of the Sigma Alpha Tau sorority at her home on Wood lawn terrace last evening. Plans were discussed for a semi-formal dance to. be held at Easter time. A committee was appointed by the president, Miss Hazel Delaney. Those present were: Misses Lillian Mitchell, Jane l.. Dillon. Helene DiModugno,- Marjorie Bowling. Ann Ciminera, Lennia Gillenham- mer, Lucille DiModugno, Margaret Reardon, Barbara Matthews. Jean Butler and Eleanor Thompson.
 Mrs Anna Castaldi of Burton street announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary, to Anthony Rossi, son of Mir and Mrs Michael Rossi of Cherry street.
 Mrs William Sullivan was hostess at a miscellaneous shower given recently in honor of her niece Miss Kathleen Cooper. The home was attractively decorated in a Valentine color scheme of red and white. Dancing was enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were Mrs John Cur tin, Mrs Denis Sullivan, Mrs Tim othy McKenna, Mrs James Lynch. Mrs Catherine Flynn, Mrs John Pierce, Mrs Michael Crean, Mrs N. Hallinan, Mrs James Donahue. Mrs Michael Spillone, Mrs James Cunningham, Mrs Maurice Kelley. Mrs Michael Griffin, Mrs Hannah Walsh, Mrs Bea Jones, Mrs Anna Paulone, Mrs Patrick Griffin, Mrs John Mullahy, Mrs Patrick Lee, Mrs Hannah Doyle, Mrs John o. Connor, Mrs Patrick Curran, Mrs Victor Valentine, Mrs Jamse Cliff ford, Mrs Cummings, Mrs Anne Halleran, Mrs William Sullivan, Mrs O'Connell and Misses Mary Cullen of New York, Mrs Richard Cooper of Philadelphia and Misses Jane Cahill, Joan O'Connor Cath erine Lee, Mary and Catherine Flynn, Mary Wall, Anna Griffin. Carew, Margaret Cur ran, Peggy Spillane, Mary Brown, Pauline Pawlone and Margaret, Nora and Mary Sullivan.