The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-30

| and Mrs oJhn Shuman, MT and Mrs Robert Wilson, MT and Mrs Kings ley Whitcomb and MT and Mrs Henry w. Farnham,. Jr.
 Miss Cynthia Harts, daughter of Gen and Mrs w. w. Harts, had charge of the decorations for the charge of the decorations of the club.
 Charles W. Rush, mechanical superintendent of the Waterbury Mfg Co, was rendered a surprise party at his home at 292 Bunker Hill avenue Friday night. MT Rush, his wife and their daughter, Miss Edna Rush, will sail on the Berengaria, Wednesday, for a six weeks vacation in England.
 The following men made up the party, which presented MT Rush a travelling bag: A. St Arnold, F. Cady, H. Parker, c. Frielich, w. Maroney, H. Stevenson, J. Ham, mond, c. Schliff, R. Brandley, w. Comber, F. Parker, P. Reinche, J. Kastein, c. Fulkerson, w. Trav- isiano, W. Mclean, P. Eckert, R. White, M. Horan, c. Bertuccio, F. Johnson, A. Anderson, J. Langley, J. Kitchen, W. Stillwell, R. Newell, D. Seaver, w. Lawton, L. Kirsch- baum, G. Healey, w. Finkenzeller, B. Perrin, H. Vezina, w. Doolittle, H. Coley, F. c. Smith. J. Phelan, W. Bailey, F. Mayer, R. Lyons, w. little, G. Drinkwater, Fl. Morris, Arnanh Lyircnh Co1 G. Payne, c. Kelly, E. Laabs, J. Smith. R. Lotz, V. Wade, E. Sweeney, J. Haggerty. E. Stance, R. Beaubette, S. Patterson, F. Stein. l.. Murphy, R. Smith, G. Reihl, k. McDonough, A. Honihan, T. Ferris, T. Johnson, R. Payne, k. kron, R. Jaeger, E. Fanson, r. Rianhard, l.. keefer, J. Haywood, w. Fadas, P. Benz, J. Hanlon, k. Palmer, T. Sullivan, w. Dwyer, F. J. King, J. Dubiel, R. Hegarty, A. Perrin, H. Keefer, A. Pope, R. Me- Neilly, F. Geoghagan. F. Shea, and R. King.
 Miss Genevieve Moran of Plaza avenue was honored at a birthday party given at her home this week pJ ACi DlOluSI anu ", MT and Mrs T. Edward Moran, also of Plaza avenue. Those attend ing were Misses Marguerite Fitz- maurice. Catherine Kane, Amy Dunn, Mary McEvoy, Jessie Coxey, Ann Dzinski, Elsie Martino, Charlotte Moran, Doris O'Connor, and John Moran, Joseph Murphy, Patrick Galulio, Dennis Noonan, INd rI LN,h try of Bristol, George Sloss, Jo- seph Mulhall, Frances McVeery, Edward Heeney, Andrew Geary and Homer Bronneke.
 Miss Helen Gelgauda of High land avenue was hostess at a party given at her home on Thursday night. Those attending were Misses Gertrude and Rose Foley, Eva Gelgauda, Edith Ferguson, Ruth Van Bomel and Marjorie Henderson, Gwendolyn Kircher of Long Island and Raymond Laden, Vincent Murphy, Joseph Barry of Watertown. Kenneth Blanchard, William Andrews, Ivar Carlson, William Gelgauda and Arthur Nor ling.
 Mrs Lloyd Beach of Willodale avenue as hostess at a miscellan- eous shower given at her home re- the former Irene Parrish. Those gently for Mrs Vincent Stroberg, attending ere Mrs Charles Hen nes, Mrs Odiva Dyer, Mrs Alvin Jensen, Mrs Olga Jensen, Mrs Louis Jensen, Mrs Delbert Watkins, Mrs Hermon Miller, Mrs Herbert Nichols of New York, Mrs Ray mond Poulson, Mrs Edward Hei- man, Mrs William Wells, Mrs George Tramm, Mrs Richard Crane, Mrs Oscar Stroberg, Mrs William Parrish, Mrs Dudley Beach, Mrs Vincent Stroberg, Mrs Lloyd Beach, Misses Betty Beach. Ruth Stroberg, Gladys Jessiman, Evelyn Poulsonf Genevieve, Hei- man, Mrs George Angrave and Miss Elinor Henne.
 A meeting of the newly-formed executive committee of the Young Democratic club of Milford will be held this evening at the home of John Robinson, president of the Young Democratic clubs of New Haven county, who resides at Bay View. Frederick Gregory, chair man. will preside.
 Joseph E. Mulcahy of Sycamore lane left today for Atlantic City and Washington. D. C., where he will spend the next two weeks.
 
 Mrs William Halpin and son William have returned to Newark, N. J.. after spending the past two months with Mrs Halpin's mother. Mrs Catherine Cotter of Sycamore Lane.