The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-26
Denaocyutic Women To COnUene On Satasxday

this city is a' member and dele- gate. j
 She Is . graduate of Guys Hos- pital, London, England; Leeds University, Yorkshire, England; took a course in applied psychology at Hull House, Chicago; and Q two year course in juvenile court work.
 Mrs Wallace was home secretary of the American Red Cross, N. J., 1917-1919; a former member of the local school board. 50 Queens County, New York; and a par liamentary law instructor in the Congress of Mothers.
 Mrs Wallace started her public career with Mrs Emily Pankhurst in the United States and was most active in the fight in 1916 that pre- ceded the passage of the amend ment in New York. She studied welfare work under Jane Adams of Hull House, Chicago. During the war she was secretary of the home service section of the American Red Cross in the New Jersey Divi- sion. She has been prominent in civic, political and social life in New York and Greensboro.
 4uG COUtGutlVn VIII OO COAVChAVO by Fannie Dixon Welch, state president, at II a. m. at the Bar mum Theater. There will be the usual reports from the officers and chairmen of standing committees.
 Mrs Louise Duffy, chairman of nominations will present the slate. Miss Edna Purtell will present the platform and resolutions. Election of officers will follow. The eight county chairmen will report during the luncheon which will be served at 1 o'clock in the K of c hall. Mrs Julia Gallagher is in charge of the reservations care of Blue Willow Tea Room, Bethel Mrs Catherine Ekerman is general chairman, assisted by Mrs Rose Russell, Norwalk, sMrs W. B. Dyer, Norfolk, Mrs David Hardy, Bethel and a large committee.
 There are PIT delegates and with a large number of alternates and members of the federation attend ing, it is expected that the con- ,vention will be the largest in its history. Any one interested in the convention, work is invited to att tend.
 Miss Helen Carolan of Ridge street was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given Tues day evening by Miss Alice Moran of Sylvan avenue in honor of her coming marriage to J. Elmer Shove of Eastwood avenue which is to be an event of Monday. the 30th. The prospective bride was presented with numbers of gifts.
 The guests includued Misses El- eanor Derench, Mary Chancel, Mae Raymond, Esther Yavecchia, Eva Cicchetti, Bertha Leary. Beatrice Griffin, Irene Lonergan, Margaret McKenna, Ellen Mullen, Mary Bri- ody, Winifred Morrissey, Mary Sheehan, Margaret Shelley. Veron- ica Phelan, Katherine Hardy, Nam cy Meisinger, Catherine Moran, Alice Moran, Mrs. Leo Phelan. Mrs. Everett Mellon, Mrs. Ralph Cross, Mrs. Frank Paradis, Mrs. George Shove, Mrs. Nora Moran and Mrs. Joseph Meisinger of Bristol.
 The newly formed Phi Betta Kappa Sorority held their first meeting at the home of Miss Sally O'Brien of Crown street, recently. Music was enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served. Those pres ent were: Carolyn Steinert, Betty Early, Helen Rush, Florence Par ker, Adeline O'Bierner, Dorothy Hack, Sue Ferrucci, Helen Renkun, Ernestine Steinert, Peggy Gibbons and Sally O'Brien.
 Miss Claire E. Felix of this city is registered at the Hotel Pic cadilly in New York City.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Anna Homick on Saturday at the home of Miss Mary Yanikuny. The table was attractively decorated and a delicious luncheon was served. Those attending were: Mrs John Alexander, Mary. Homick, Mary German, Mrs Anthony Ho- mick, Helen Chesinas, Mary Ches- inas, Mre Kelly, Helen Kelly, Irene Bourgeois, Susie Graph, Mrs Anna Baranowsky, Margaret Finle MaryLosk osavage, Mary Yanikuny, Mrs Howard Corcoran, Mrs Cor man, Mrs Shotis, Mrs Mendalin- skas., Mrs Surkis, Mrs Laskosav- age, Mrs Louis Martin, Mrs John Kontout, Mrs Arthur Curtis, Mrs John Schaefer, Mrs Leland Hyene- wich, Mrs Joseph Enright, Mrs F. Corcoran, Mrs Frank Lewis, Jo- sephine Eurkis, Mrs F. Curtis and Mrs Joseph Bowen.
 Mir and Mrs Rodney Chase of Watertown are registered at the Hotel Ambassador in New York City for a few days.