The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-21
WOMEN'S CLUB SET FOR QUILT EXHIBIT
Handiwork on Display at Meeting May ll-Blind
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WOLCOTT

The Women's club held their meeting at the Woodtick chapel Wednesday afternoon. At the busi- ness meeting which opened at 2:l5 it was voted to call the group the Women's Club of Wolcott. Ar engagements were made for the May meeting and partial arrange ments for the June meeting. The May meeting will be held Friday. May 1ith. At this time it was voted to hold an exhibition or quilts. In connection with this ex- hibition there will also be held an exhibition and sale of articles made by the blind. This latter will be conducted under the direction of Mrs Frances Herrick, social work CT from the state Capitol at Hart ford. Mrs Herrick will also pro vide a speaker from among the blind people for this exhibition. Refreshments will be served. It was voted to charge ten cents ad- mission. Mrs George Broune was selected as chairman of a recep- ton committee and was authorized to select her committee.
 Mrs Charles Rogers was appoint ed chairman of a committee to ar range for 6 flower exhibition to be held in June. It is believed the club may be able to secure Mrs B. l.. Crane as the speaker for that day.
 A card club was formed as an auxiliary to the club proper. Mrs Grant Outtrim as chairman. She will have as her committees: Mrs Frank German, Mrs Edward Garthwaite. Mrs Henry Perkins.
 The first of series of card par ties will be held Friday evening. May 4th at the home of MT and Mrs Grant Outtrim on the Wood' tick road. Members and their husbands. will attend.
 At the close of the business meeting the. members were pleas antly entertained by Mrs Laurence. ,Kilbride whose renditions Of Drink to Me \ Only With Thine Eyes and Trees, were very pleasing. Arthur F. Blewitt. the well-known naturalist of Water bury gave q most interesting talk on the Trees and Wild Flowers of Connecticut" He named the several varieties of wild flowers which should be conserved and those which may be picked in abundance. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned. Those who attended were Mrs c. V. Badger, Mrs Earl Snyder. Mrs AL fred German, Mrs Charles Tyrell. Mrs Dewitt Cole, Mrs Charles Win ters. Mrs Grant Outtrim. Mrs Frank German, Mrs Elby Boulan- ger, Mrs Edward Garthwaite. Mrs Henry Perkins, Mrs Fred A. Alcott. Mrs George Broune, Mrs Maurice Goodson, Miss Esther Bronson, Mrs Charles c. Rogers. Mrs Will liam Dumschott and the guests. Mrs Laurence Kilbride and Arthur Blewitt.
 Miss Rebecca filling, student nurse at the Waterbury hospital. was a guest of MT and Mrs Elmer Coe. Sunday.
 Mrs Walter Smith of Spindle Hill received pleasant surprise Tuesday when few or ner neighbors n called to play cards in honor of her birthday. Those playing were Mrs Harry Cole. Mrs John Kirschbaum, Mrs Leland smith. Mrs Walter Smith.
 Mrs Elmer Coe and son Warren Coe. attended a meeting of the Young Peoples branch of the w. c. T.sU. which was held at the state headquarters on Asylum ave. nue, Hartford, Saturday. In the evening they were supper guests oi MT and Mrs William filling of Hartford.
 , Tefldy son of MT and Mrs sEharles I3ybon is ~ at l1ls home at