The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-15
Future Bride Is
 Feted At ShouUe,

Mrs Margaret Cronin of East Main street was hostess at mis- cellaneous shower given at her home on Tuesday evening in com pliment to Miss Suzanne Zorr Of Hamilton avenue who is to be mar ried on April 18th to John Cronan. During the evening a varied pro- gram of entertainment was en- joyed. The home was attractively decorated for the occasion. The honored guest was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. A delicious supper was served. Those attend ing were Mrs Ellen Brick, Mrs Bridget Malley, Mrs Mary Stack, Mars John Murphy, Mrs James Cronin, Mrs Dennis Cronin, Mrs C.. Casey, Mrs Bertha Heidkamp, Mrs William Munson, Mrs Walter Ma roney, Mrs B. Stack, Mrs Frances Cornin. Mrs John Cronin, Mrs Hell en White, Mrs F. Sullivan, Mrs Vincent Begg, Mrs Mary Milan, Mrs John Flaherty, Mrs Henry Quinn, Mrs Fahey, Mrs M. O'Brien Mrs L.. Darlington, Mrs c. Moynihan, Mrs Helen Forgue, Mrs Robert Platt, Mrs Michael 'Martone, Mrs N. Fitz- gerald, Mrs Edward Lasky, Mrs Charles Thetoux, Mrs York, Mrs Watts. Mrs E. F. Casey, Mrs Wi lliam Casey, Mrs Mary Ney, Mrs E. Barrett, Mrs James Carroll, Mrs J. Byrnes, Mrs Nora Horgan, Mrs Hannah Lynch, Mrs Brady, Mrs Thomas Fitzmaurice, Mrs M. How ell, Mrs M. Killian, Mrs Herman Shapiro, Mrs B. Ludlum, Mrs Tracey, Mrs Loy, Mrs Decereaux Mrs T. Hannon, Mrs M. Geary, Mrs Palmer, Mrs Agnes Bristlo, Mrs Margaret Cronin and Misses Kath- crime Brick, Catherine Murphy
 Marion Murphy, Doris Murphy
 Helen Sullivan, Lucille Begg, Ger trude Kane, Jeannette Speers, Mayt Speers, Nellie Dillon, Helen Flavin
 Margaret Dunphy, Cell Brady, Mar
 guerite Fitzmaurice, Sue Zorr, Isa
 bella Whitney, Mary Mariney, Mar
 jorie Cronin and Gertrude Cronin
 Mrs Irving Hall Chase of thi' city and Palm Beach gave a lun' cheon Monday at the Everglades Club at Palm Beach for MT an6 Mrs T. I. Driggs and MT and Mrs Carl Kreig.
 The Missionary society of the M Olive A. 4I. E. Zion church wil conduct a food sale all day tomor- row at Grieve, Bisset and Holland | store.
 Supper was served to the mom-
 bers of the evening department | of the Second Congregations. church Tuesday evening in the par. ish house under the direction o1
 Mrs Herbert Spencer, assisted
 by Mrs Walter Blake, Mrs R. C.
 Perry, Mrs Fanny Dalton, Mrs Oblenis Dubois and Miss Mar
 jorie Turner. Following the busi- ness meeting "Copey" enter tainment was given by Rev John Coombs. This included Q talk con- corning Professor Copey of liar yard, who lectured in English and humorous readings typical of the literature used in his classroom Those attending were Mrs George German. Miss Marjorie Turner Mrs Robert Batten, Misses Anna and Margaret Mackie, Miss Mar garet Edwards, Mrs Howard Hol- comb, Mrs Thomas Grady, Mrs William Moody.e Miss Bessie Vaughn, Mrs Merritt Anderson Mrs Thomas Morgan, Miss Grace Cowles, Mrs Walter Bray, Gordon G. Sperring, Mrs Moore, Mrs Martin Lane, Mrs w. o. Butler, Mrs Clarence J. Bartlett. Mrs Edson R. Granger, Samuel w. Ray, Mrs Fanny Dalton, Miss Edna T .Holihan, Mrs Willis l. Blakeslee, Mrs Herbert Spencer, Miss Ruby Bugdeh, Mrs Mat thew Adgate. Mrs Walter Blake' Miss Florence A. Blake, Mrs EV- erett Stanley, Mrs Harold Quinn. Mrs George A. Baronian, Mrs k: C: Perry, Mrs, Grace s. Galley. Mrs Carl Cross, Miss Lila Wilbur, Miss Leda D. Clark. MEs Henry c. Erk; Mrs Cooley, Mrs Clarence H. Ovi- att, Mrs B. H. Van Megrott. Miss Fannie Thomas, Mrs Clarence A. Jessell and Mrs Croft. The meet ing of the 27th will be devoted 10 sewing undner the direction of Mrs Merritt Anderson, chairman of the work committee.
 Members of the Womens stamp club metIon Monday evening at the Mattatuck Historical society. The following officers were elected, president, Katherine Ruby, treas urer, Mrs Louis Lougee and secre- tary, Mrs A. Kirkland.