The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-12

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 Miss Pauline Puskas was guest of honor at a miscellaneous show CT given Wednesday evening by Mrs Rose Charbonneai, Mrs T.. Schmidt and Miss Agnes Asevige. The home was attractively decora- ted in color scheme of orange and black and with fall leaves. The honored guest was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those present were Misses Barbara Gray, Mary Lucky, Ann Erbin, Anita rban, Paul line .Zazis, Mary Kalyaite, Adele Asevige, Mary Wasil, Olive Sylvia, Irene 5Charbonneau, Louise Ganem, Jane O'Shea, Irene Krayeski, Mag gie Yankers, Agnes Rubas, Agnes Asevige, Peggy Claffey, B. Malan- White, Carolina Kling, Irene Thom- Josephine Evans, Jennie Skrobles, I1ClCll IAdIbdAtlo, IC6d III dy Oohis Betty Shirmaitis, and Mrs Lena Rose Charbonneau, Mrs c. L. Smith, Mrs Mary Labutis, Mrs Lil- Han Schmidt, Mrs K. Asevige and Mrs Litinskas.
 Mrs Edward Burke of Merri- man street, Oakville, was hostess at a surprise miscellaneous show CT recently in honor of her daugh- ter, Mrs Harold Tucker, who was before her recent marriage, Miss Lillian Burke. A lunch was served following a program of entertain ment. The bride received a number of gifts from the guests, who included Misses Irene Nor man, Josephine Alberto, Mae Hoar, Laura Everett, Evelyn Beebe, Vivian Steele, Nora Pier son, Dorothy Moore, Marion Di- Ambrose, Ruth Tucker, Beverly Tomkins, Dorothy Burke, Mrs Harold Sowarby, Mrs Louise Fra vel, Mrs Hyland Granger, Mrs Irving Tucker, Mrs William Mori- arty, Mrs Osborne, Mrs c. L.. Tompkins, Mrs Joseph McArdle,
 Mrs E. M. Nichols, Mrs Leo Moore, Mrs Everett Melleon, Mrs Fred Mason, Mrs Emma Steele, Mrs Roy Steele, Mrs William Norman, Mrs George Austin, Mrs Delma Theriault, Mrs Fred Dairy, Mrs Wilbur Beebe, Mrs William Everett, Mrs James Everett, Mrs Ellsworth Leeche, Mrs Louis Paris, Mrs Anne Alberto, Mrs Harold Tucker and Mrs Edward Burke.
 The Queen Esther circle of the First Methodist church met on Monday evening at the home .ot Mrs Herbert Hoyt of Cooke street. Plans for the fall were discussed at the business meeting which was followed by a shower hon. bring Mrs Leon Johnson, the for- mer Dorothy Jenkins. Games and cards were played and refresh- ments were served. Those attend ing were Mrs John Raeburn, Mrs George Raeburn. Mrs Leroy San. ford, Mrs Henry Anderson, Mrs Carl Anderson, Mrs Howard Hick- cox. Mrs Herbert Hoyt. Mrs James Wheeler, Mrs Harold Eat on, Mrs Leon Johnson, Mrs Charles Rowland, Mrs George Grant, Mrs Leslie Young, Misses Katherine Andrews, Beryl Nelly, Gertrude Granger, Lydia Jenkins. Mabel Burn, Lillian Jenkins, Flor ence Hoyt, Jean Price. Cora Stan- nard, Alletta Wakelee, Dorothy Ruggles. Dorothy Cole and Ethe. | lyn Hale.
 Mrs Fred A. Benson was host- ess for a meeting of the Daugh- ters of Ruth class at her home on Baldwin street this week. A social hour, followed a brief busi- ness meeting and refreshments were served. Those attending were Mrs David Craig. Mrs Da- vid Gowan. Mrs Barton Biel- CT, Mrs Jacob Francis, Mrs Frank Read. Mrs David Gibson, Mrs Ella Wooding, Mrs Lyall Hill. Mrs Hubert Sammis, Mrs Herbert Church. Mrs Lionel Cos fer. Mrs Elmer Robinson, Mrs Miller Dayton, Mrs George Smith, i Mrs Russell Payne, Mrs Earl McCallum, Mrs Harold Bauder, Mrs John Bush, Mrs Joseph 3AAGCA anu 1nIS 0lGWaTL OOOks Mrs James Largay entertained at a bridge at her home on Grove street Tuesday afternoon for a number of her friends. High score was made by Mrs D. J. McGrath.
 Following the card playing de- licious luncheon was served. Those present were Mrs James Wagner, MrC x-lAx Smith, Mrs Daniel McGrath, Mrs George Jackman, Mrs William powney. Mrs John Carbon and Mrs James Largay.
 The newly party formed, Ora Sempre Sorority held their meeting at the home of Miss Gertrude Mo- ble on Thursday evening. Officers elected were, president, Pauline Austin; vice-president, Louise Krei- del; secretary. Frances Phelan; treasurer Martha Rollo. Other members include Louise Cowles, Helen Aruck, Julia Basile, Ann Di- Cosmo, Mary O'Keefe and Gertrude Noble. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Rollo on Oak street.
 Standing committees for the state council were appointed last night by the state board of officers of the Order of American Mechan- ics. officers present at the meeting were 10. kisseibraek, New Britain, state council secretary, D. II. Mos- ley, Waterbury, state council treas. lireri Carleton <. Fowler. East Hampton, state councillor; and E. H. Bates, Terryyiile, junior ex-