The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-15
Miss EdeH Guest At Hartford Meet

Miss Alberta Edell, principal of St Margaret's school was guest at the annual meeting of the Hart ford branch of Saint Margarct's association held on Wednesday,. Other faculty members in attend- ance were Miss Ruth F. Chandler, Mile Anne Metz and Miss Emelie Schumacher.
 Pupils of the school including Miss Inez Frazier, Miss Barbara Hammond and Miss Sue Ralston presented a piano recital.
 Miss Edel spoke of the new curriculum of the school and the increased enrolment this year.
 Officers elected were: Honorary president, Mrs Ansel c. Cook; president, Mrs David M. Hadlow: vice president, Mrs Sidney D. Pen ney: secretary, Mrs Howard k. Garsden, and treasurer, Mrs Will liam s. Vanderbilt. The following members form the executive board: Mrs H. r. Upson, Mrs w. R. Tin ker, Mrs Charles Tibbits. Miss De- borah Vaill and Miss Mariana Armstrong.
 A special meeting of the board of directors of the Waterbury He- brew ladies' aid society was held Thursday night at the Institute when plans were completed for the drive and dinner to be held on January 6. Samuel c. Kone of Hartford, Rabbi Moses D. Shein- kopf, Rabbi William Greenfield and Rabbi Bertram Stein will be the principal speakers at that time. Mrs Louis Madnick is drive chair man and Is assisted by treasurer, Mrs Solomon Alexander: secretary, Mrs Samuel Goldman; correspond ing secretary, Mrs Samuel Green field, and publicity, Mrs Charles Rosengarten. Mrs I. Sossin is dim 'ner chairman and her assistants include Mrs Joseph Kriegler, Mrs Harry Stutman. Mrs A. s. ZuckOr and Mrs Buckman. The pledge committee consists of Mrs Benja- min Schryer, Mrs Morris Siller, Mrs Morris Weinberg, Mrs Isadore Karp, Mrs Joseph Lubarsky, Mrs Louis Ginsberg, Mrs Harry Frank, Mrs s. Silverman, Mrs Harry Fisher, Mrs A. Kuperman and Mrs I. Dibner.
 Mrs Martin Parker of Lockhart avenue was hostess at turkey dinner and bridge for a group of friends at her home Wednesday evening. Christmas decorations prevailed. The high scorers at bridge were Misses Florence Lau- per and Julia Delaney and Mrs Russell Conboy. Miss Emma Lau- per received the. consolation award. Others attending were Mrs William Pendy, Mrs Joseph Deeley, Miss Josephine Downey. Miss Naomi Scholey. Misses Ma bel and Laura Verriker and Anna Flannery.
 Mrs Catherine Johnson was elected Pocahontas of Momantow' council, No. 5, at their recent. meeting held at the home of Mrs w. w. Leonard of Frost road. Others officers elected included Winona, Mrs Anna Boyle: prophet ess, Mrs Blanche Dimock; Cow hatan, Mrs Catherine Tyrrell; keeper of records, Mrs Louis Brown: keeper of wampum. Mrs Clara Leonard, and first scout. Mrs. Vera Normand. The council plans. to entertain the board of great Po- cahontas of Connecticut on Febru- ary Il.
 Miss Katherine Emma Mutton of Kingsbury street. a student ut Antioch college at Yellow Springs. Ohio, sang with the college won- en's sextct In the traditional Christmas carol concert given Thursday at the college as the opening feature of the holiday fcs. tivities. The sextet presented the following: fave Maria Stella" hy Grieg, and "A Christmas Night Cradle song," q German compo. sition of the 14th century.
 Mrs Mabel Preusser of Lexing. ton avenue, New Haven county president of the w. c. T, u,, Mrs Allen Upton. Mrs John Williams. Mrs Leslie coley and Mrs ueoree Cnshman attended the New Ha' vent County Institute hel Thurs day at Rt, Papra univeFsAlist church in MeViden. yesterday,
 MT and Mrs Frederick MaIleY ef Hartford are spending several AaSs In thls city, where they are visltinH relatives, N.t
 MlFs Dorothy MinieF ef kenll' worth sfeeef ig spending ihe week. cad in New RoFk ely