The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-10
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Marjorie Powers. Catherine Griffin, Lucy shanahan. Hazel Leary, Mar garet Griffin, Mary Higgiston; Mrs Michael Kitchen. Mrs Thomas Fitz- maurice, Mrs John Delaney, Mrs John H. Kelley, Mrs Thomas Hea- ley. Mrs Bridget Dunn, Mrs Bart Buckley, Mrs Mary Martin, Mrs Fred Seidel, Mrs John Dunphy, Mrs Catherine Kelley, Mrs Patrick Dunn, Mrs Mary Donovan, Mrs George Grimes, Mrs Joseph Farrell Mrs John Mitchell, Mrs Maurice Fitzmaurice, Mrs John Doran Mrs Victor Baker, Mrs Patrick Sulli- van, Mrs Peter Fitzhenry, Mrs Thomas Bedding, Mrs James Pha- len; Mrs Thomas Grady, Mrs Pa trick Eronan, Mrs Michael Higgis- ton. Mrs James Lawlor, Mrs Will liam Sullivan, Mrs Dwyer, Mrs Thomas German, Mrs Thomas Mitchell, Mrs James Keefe, Mrs John Power, Mrs John Cawett. Mrs Thomas Hurley, Mrs Patrick Keegan, Mrs James Griffin, Mrs William Fitzgerald, Mrs James Cronan, Mrs George Ottinger, Mrs Harold Ryan, Mrs John Fitz- maurice, Mrs Joseph Brickner, Mrs William Keller, Mrs John German Mrs Daniel J. McGrath, Mrs Peter Tyrell, Mrs James Kennedy, Mrs Patrick Garvey, Mrs Mary Casey, Mrs Patrick Bourke,- Mrs William Brennan, Mrs James Barrett, Mrs John Sweeney, Mrs Irene Lucinat, Mrs Patrick Barnes, Mrs Thomas Edmonds, Mrs Mary Dolan, Mrs Michael Daley, Mrs Margaret Keane. The Misses Alice McGrath, Helen Commerford, Jenny Lau- date, Mary Fitzgerald, Ella Wal. lace, Anna Accitura Catherine Stokes, Frances Courtney, Mar. garet Kelley, Helen Shanahan. The entertainment will be furnished by The Brooklyn Quartet, Worden's Quartet, The Holy Name Quartet. the Kilima Islanders, F. Calaldo. Manager, Hermstadt and Barnes. Joseph Lazotte, Anthony Marzano, Francis Sheehap, Eleanor Seidel, Michael Daly and Patrick Stack Should the weather prove stormy the festival will open on the first fair evening.
 The Jolly Jester Card club held their semi-annual picnic at the Gardo's Farm in Oxford, Conn, Sunday, July 8, 1894. Games and races were played and prizes were won by Bertha Wavis, Beatrice Benedetti. Toni Asetta. Jean Carlo. Ada Magel, Walter Mage, Rocco Santa Barbara, Edward Magel, oJhn Asetta, and Charles Galiada. The prizes were warded by Sheriff Will liam J. Walsh. Those attending the picnic were: Florence Agostini and Charles Galiada, Beatrice Benedet- ti and Rocco antaBarbara. Jean Carlo and Joseph Groce, Bertha Davis and Salvatore Covieuo, Mary Gardo and Edward Magel. Grace Pierro and Michael Pierro. Mir and Mrs John Asetta, Mr and Mrs Wal ter Magel, MT and Mrs oJhn Sulli- van,. and Sheriff William J. Walsh.
 Mrs Arthur Butler and Miss nue were hostesses at miscellan- eous shower in honor of Miss Josephine Phelan,. who is to be ihdIliCu III AQSuot u OlcWdTt White. The bride to be was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. A buffet luncheon was served and a program of entertainment was enjoyed. Those attending were: Mrs Carl Turnbloom, Mrs George Luddy, Mrs Sidney White. Mrs Frank Korn, Mrs William Ward. Mrs Arthur Butler, Misses. Grace Pierro, Catherine Meyers, Gene vieve Davino, Bernice Flanagan, Agnes Carroll, Eva Iris, Alice Crawford, Alice Constante, Mary Davino, Mary German. Florence Crawford, Ruth MacDalley, Olive Hamilton, Anna Seery, Gertrude Fitzgerald. Alice Plumb, Gloria Dunn and Peggy Carroll.
 MT and Mrs Raymond Mullaney and son Robert of Hartford spent the weekend as the guests of Mrs Mullancy's father, Timothy Murphy of North Main street.
 Mrs Aida Rice of Grandvicw avenue is spending several days al Atlantic City where she is re.ris- tered at Chalfonte- Haddon Hall.
 \ Diet YOu'j Like
 Here's something different in Inc way of diets. Ann Dvorak's doctor has placed her on q diet of five meals a Gay. Reason: Ann has