The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-25
Personal

Ira Markle of Baldwin street has left to resume his studies at Med- ical School at Syracuse. N. Y.
 William J. Mahoney, son of MT and Mrs Torrance Mahoney of Circular avenue has entered St Johns College in Brooklyn, N. Y. He is graduate of Wilby High school.
 Mrs Ellen Cough and daughter, Sally, of Cherry street, are spend- ing ten days in Buffalo and Lacka- wanna. N. r.. as the guest of rel atives. .s ~ S Miss Kay Maher, daughter of MT and Mrs George r. Maher, of Naugatuck, will graduate today from St Raphaels Hospital Train ing School For Nurses. She re- gently completed a course at th,, New York Founding Hospital.
 Miss Marion Trainor of Eliza beth street has returned to her home after spending several days visiting in Boston, Mass.
 MT and Mrs John Hoyt have re- turned to the city following stay in New York city.
 street spent the past week in Hartford.
 NTivc v~t, 1x,,o IUl,fvfan af No>y York city has returned to her as the guest of Miss Marion Smith of Watertown avenue.
 Mrs A. c. Gross of Beecher ave- nue has returned following sev- eral days stay in New York city. Mrs James Daily of Sylvan ave- nue and Mrs John Brennan of Cherry Street have returned to their homes. following visit in New York city.
 Miss Irene Hart has returned to her home in Springfield, Mass, af- ter spending several days as the guest of Mrs Ida l.. Tullar of Boy den street.
 Mrs James Dillon of Lounsbury street is spending several days in New York city.
 Miss Signhild Johnson of this city and Miss Christina Carlson of Hartford recently returned after spending a week in Chicago, Ill, where they attended the Century of Progress exhibition.
 Miss Rita O'Neil of Baldwin street was guest of honor at a birthday party given at her home recently. Entertainment was en- joyed and a delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Peggy Blake, Rita O'Neil, Marguer- ite Dwyer, Christine Blake, Martha Lanouette, Doris Lanouette and David O'Leary, Thomas Mcguire, Clifford Lanville, William Linhard, John Paul and Thomas Shields.
 John T. Blake of Capitol ave- nue has resumed his studies at Niagara university.
 Mrs Harold Schneer and Mrs Fitch Doolittle entertained recent ly in honor of Mrs Franklin F. Syron, the former Viola Doolittle. The guest of honor was the re-. cipient of many gifts. Those pres ent were: MT and Mrs Harold Schnerr, Mrs Agnes Schnerr, Mr. and Mrs F. Doolittle, Mir and Mrs Oscar Wedin, Mrs Hilda Wilson, Mr and Mrs Albert Stoefer, Mir and Mrs Robert Lattimer. George Doc little, Junior Sylon, Robert Shel- don, Dorie Peters and Albert Ca:- penter.
 A party was held Saturday night at Lift the Latch Inn. A delicious supper was served. Those attending were: Misses Bessie Groves, Louise Cuddy, Sadie Hughson, Agnes Cil- fone, Dorothy Tyreil, Alma Pal. mer, Alvina Dyer, Jane Evon, Dixie Lamontagne. Jane Biron, Adeline Holland and Mary Fox.
 The regular meeting Of the Pride of Hawthorne Lodge, Daughters of saint George was held last evening at Moose hall. Plans were made for q Halloween dance to be held on. October 22nd. The com mittee in charge includes: Mrs Beatrice Bower. Mrs Mabel Nydey- ger and Misses Gladys Fox. Evelyn Wallis and Bessie Payton.