The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-20
T1Do Local Delegates
 At NelU York Meet

The child study group or the First Baptist church sent two of its members, Mrs John Gray and Mrs Perry A. Borden, to the 45th annual conference of the Child Study association of America which is being held at the Hotel Pennsy1vania in New York. The conference began yesterday and will continue through to-day.
 Among the speakers are Mrs Sidonie Gutenberg, director of the national association, her husband. Benjamin Gutenberg, and Bernard Glueck. well known psychiatrist.
 Mrs Gray is president of the To- cal child study group and Miss Maude Dimmock, kindergarten teacher, is the director. The group has been meeting regularly for some time and is proving valuable and interesting to it's members
 A group of friends of Miss Helen Bradley surprised her at her home on South Main street Thursday evening in honor of her birthday Miss Bradley received many gifts from her friends present who in- cluded Misses Anna Donovan, Hell en Reilly, Florence Kelly, Alice Butler, Joan Kelly, Betty Dillon, Frances Quinlan, Dorothy Me- Evoy. Marion Holleran, Josephine Keefe, Marjorie Keefe, Frances Hamel, Loretta Wood, Agnes Car roll, Marion Foley, Catherine Fitz- maurice, Airline Bradigan, Clare Atwood, Florence Barry, Stella Abrinski, Angela Damino, Helen Byrnes, Elizabeth Mitchell. Emily O'Reilly, Marguerite Flynn, John Callaghan, James Donahue, Fred Thomas, William Kelly, Joseph Doyle, Thomas Sullivan, James o'Neiil, WiIfred Carter, Donald At wood, Fred Williams, James Coughlan, Jeremiah Kenny, Albert Hansen, Raymond Davino. Ralph Donetta, John O'Brien, Edward Bowling, Thomas Cullen, James Driscol1, Harold Bartlett, Kenneth Lawlor, Raymond Ruccio, Edward Butler. Joseph Casey, William Dwyer, MT and Mrs James Bardley, MT and Mrs John Kelly, MT and Mrs Edward Donovan, MT. and Mrs James White, MT and Mrs John Byrnes and MT and Mrs Francis Byrnes.
 A surprise party and dance was given in honor of Miss Rita Ker- win at the Chase park house re- cently in celebration of her 18th birthday. The hall was decorated in blue and gold with colored balloons and lighting effects. Re- treatments were served. A large birthday cake centered the table. MisD Kerwin received many beau tiful gifts. The hostesses were Mrs M. Kerwin, Mrs Helen Mar tin, Mrs Betty Hodgkinson and Mrs Mae F. Madden. Those att tending were Ruth Bell, George Olson, Margaret Grenner, Anna O'Connell, Rita Cluney, Frank Schaffer, Julia Boleski, Marjorie as Bresnahan. Stella Bartkus, geaue Julia Mccarthy. Edward O'Neill, Mary Bresnahan, Clare Greene, Francis Greene, Thomas Carroll, Mary Reilly, Maurice Shugrue, Anna Day. Harry Bag ley, Rita Kerwin, John Madden. Jr., Louis Stemni, Nora Spillman. Henry LaVigne, Thelma StemAi, Marvin White, Unita Smith, John Donahue, Gertrude Hartigan, George Mccormack, Robert Nal leo, Ruth Lido. Thomas Halloran, Doris Murphy, Ann Griffin, John Rainville, Harry Wallace, Marga. ret Duer, Joan Moore, Mary Wal lace, Dorothy Vance, Julia Wal lace, Josephine Sullivan, John Kerwin, Louise Bissette, Lewis Nadeau, Jean Clifford, William Altman, Robert St. Jean, Irving Unwin, Eleanor Kiernan. Thomas Keys, MT and Mrs James Mar tin, MT and Mrs M. Kerwin, MT and Mrs George Hodgekin- son, MT and Mrs John Madden, Edward Madden and Joseph Hoil- ernan. t a The annual meeting of the First Baptist church will be held Mon- day, February 5, at 8 o'clock. It is expected that many of the present officers will be reelected. Reports of church organizations will be heard and other business trans acted.