The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-24

Among the local people attend ing the Army-Notre Dame game in New York today are: MT and Mrs T. F. Cassily of Grandview avenue MT and Mrs Patrick Wallace of Madison street, Misses Julie Me Grath of Euclid avenue, Eunice .Claffey of Reveree street, extension Mary Robinson of Pennington ave nue, James Calvin of North Main street, John Brady of Baldwin street, John and Joseph Robinson o4 Pennington Avenue, John Phe- Ian of Highland avenue.
 MT and Mrs Forest G. Purinton of Murray street, have been spend ing several days in New York.
 Miss Della Grady of East Main street, is the guest of relatives in Rutherford, N. J. for the week end.
 Miss Alethea Puffer of Fiske street, was the speaker at the an. nual meeting of the BridgeporI Business and Professional Wo mems club held Thursday night d the home of Mrs Carl G. Lawson of Bridgeport, Miss Puffer, who l: a former president of the Water bury Business and Professiona Women's Club, had for her subject ''The Ten Year Objective"
 MT and Mrs Alfred Mcknight of New York, are the weekend guests of MT and Mrs John Marsley of Pennington Avenue.
 Miss Elizabeth Chartzman of Fairlawn avenue, is spending a few days in New York city.
 George Howard of ,Waterville street has returned to his home after spending several days in Storrs, Conn.
 Miss Inez Broulette of South in New York.
 Mrs Frederick s. Chase and Mrs Fred A. Webster of Grove street attended the New Haven County League of Women Voters meeting Thursday held at the Y. w. c. A. in New Haven. The meeting opened at 10 a. m.. at which time there was a discussion on "Unemploy- ment, Relief and the Government At l o'clock there were three con- ferences of league work; depart ment. chairman, led by Miss Dor othy Greer: finance workers led by Mrs L. H. Biglow and presidents and other board members led by Miss Edith V. Cook. A cafeteria luncheon was served at noon fol- lowed by an address on ''The Merit System in the Civil Service" by Henry Schwartz, city attorney of Bridgeport.
 Miss Eleanor Mclaughlin of Pine street is spending two weeks with relatives in Schenectady, N. Y.
 Miss Marion Carey of Thomaston avenue has returned after spending several days in Jew Haven.
 George Guilbert of Lounsbury street is spending few days in New York.
 Mrs E. Webster Judd entertain ed at the Elton on Thursday eve- ming in compliment to Miss Helen Butler The guests included Mrs Ann Butler. Mrs Thomas Francis. Mrs Roy Card. Mrs Joseph Cor coran. and Misses Catherine But Ter. Betty Butler. Helen Butler and Mrs E. w. Judd.
 .aA Hamilton avenue are spending q few days in Springfield. Mas.
 Mss Dorothy Cam of Hartford. is spending Il few days at her home on Grove street
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 Miss Hazel Manor of Willow street. Is spending tho weekend m New York.
 Rev and Mrs David ?. Gaines and son. Graham, of First avenue will attend the Ynles Harvard game in New Haven today. The older son, John Gaines iH one Of the as. slsiant managers of the Harvard team and will accompany the team i0 New Haven, ln the evening he Will attend lhe banquet io be giv, en by ihe Harvard team nt Hotel Taft, after Wblph he VIII return lO Waterbury for ihn remainder. 0i ihe week end, prief l0 resunllnH hiA studies,
 MlsSes Catherine and Dorothy FeniOn Df Hamilton avenue, hfn spending ihe weph'and ns thf guests Ol relatives 70 Boston,
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