The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
Kindergarten Group
 Met In Willin,antic

More than 100 parents and teachers attended the annual meet ing of the Connecticut State Kin dergarten association in Williman- tic Saturday afternoon. Miss Helen Royce of Bridgeport was elected vice-president; Miss Gladys Green wich, secretary, and Miss Margaret L.. Hughes of Bridgeport, treasur- CT. Miss Pauline Peters and Miss Margaret Foote, both of Williman- tic, as president and corresponding secretary respectively remain in office for another year.
 A luncheon was served in the Residence Hall of the State Nor mai school by the students of the kindergarten primary department of the school prior to the business session. Miss Sarah Marble of Worcester, Mass. describing the New England plans for the con- vention of the National Association of Child Education in Swampscott, Mass. next year and Dr Alice Kell- her of West Hartford were the speakers at the conference. pr Keliher spoke on "Lesure and US Relation to Creative Education.
 The residents of Grove hall and their friends gave a card party on Thursday night for the benef1t or the Baby Welfare Fund. Twenty tables were in play and homemade candy was sold. Refreshments were served. Decorations were in keep ing with the St PatriclS's holiday. Those attending were Misses Olive Meyers, Phyllia Loucks, Phyllis Hodge, Florence Wells, Eleanor Wells, Flora Pope, Miss Cotter, Sudie Adams, Thelma Race, Mil- dred Granger. Frances Ramage, Mrs Burton Warnes, Henry Erk, Glenn Bunker, Harrison Miles, Fred Pope, Mrs Paul Marggraff, Mrs Fred Poudim, Mrs Harold Beaulac, Mrs Irving Betts, Mrs Frank Cole man, Mrs Carl Demenske, Mrs Franklyn Scofield, Mrs Howard Reichenbach, Mrs Frank Wooding. Mrs John Lawlor. Cora Parker, Helen Reilly, Catherine Reilly, Catherine White. Edith Scofield. Anna Flanigan, Mrs Charles Pierce, Mrs Walter Bray, Mrs Edwin Se- gears, Mrs Howard Holcome, Mrs Thomas Morgan, Misses Lila Will bur, Marjorie Flynn, Thomas Mor- gan, Morton Mansfield, Leroy Con- nors, Mary Rakowsky, Nell Wion- eek. Mrs Clara Kelly. Mrs R. H. Hickman. Mrs Ida Birdsall, Mrs Carl Loether, Grace Galley. Louise P., Oeless. Irma Scott, Gertrude Miknaitis, Georgia Wheeler. Alice Wheeler. Hortense Cooke, Pauline Kipp. Eva MacLean, Dorothy Wood Janet Dowie. Sadie Dowie. Minnie Dowie. Mrs William Craige, Cor nelia Wolfe, Gretta- Niqucst, Nellie Kukenis, Amelia Kukenis, Mary Morse, Margaret Mulcahy, Rose Nc Ginn, Rose MoskowitZ. Charlotte Reyes. Eunice Kellerstedt, Emma schultz, Yvonne Petraitis, Florence Hageman, Marjorie Flynn. Lucy Cole. Marie Preney, Mrs Daly, Mrs Goodroe and Mrs A. B. Cam.
 A dinner party in honor of Miss Alice Miles was given in the Colo nial Room of The Elton on Satur- day evening. The table decorations following out a yellow and white color scheme consisted of a beau tiful center piece of daffodils, yell low rose buds, freesia, and pussy willows, this standing out most effectively by the use of yellow and white lighted candles. Follow ing the dinner bridge was played.
 Guests present were Mrs Edwin Miles, Mrs Jane Fitzgerald, Mrs Fred Demont. Mrs Carl Hespelt, Mrs Harry Greene, Mrs Mary P. Lewis, Miss Alice Clark, Mary Townsend, Helen Stoddard, Lillian Jenkins, Nina Adamson, Eleancr iIarlamon and Doris Sherry.
 Miss Miles is to be married next month to George O'Rourke of this city.
 Mrs Dell O'Neil1 of Linden street announces the engagement of her daughter, Eleanor to Alexander William Schmitz, son of Carl Schmitz of Naugatuck. The wed- ding will take place on April 18th.
 MT and Mrs Samuel Ricciardi of Hamilton avenue announces the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ann Ricciardi to Charles Romano of Willow street. The ceremony was performed on December 23. 1883 by Rev William P. Botticelli of St Peter's church, Torrington.