The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
Legion Supper VIII X
 Me Held Thursday

Extensive plans are being made for the American Legion supper which is to be held on Thursday evening from 5 to o'clock at the Legion home. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary will as- sist in serving the supper. Miss Victoria Liebreich represents the auxiliary on the committee and Robert F. Birt is the legion mem- Der heading the committee. Many legion members and their wives and friends are planning to attend as well as representatives of other organizations throughout the city.
 Miss Peggy Murphy entertained the members of her Happy Go Lucky sorority at her home on Friday evening. Those attending were: Misses Elinor Ford, Ann Flanagan, Shirley Pickett. Mary Barry and Peggy Murphy. Games were played and a delicious lunch con was served. Their guests in- cluded: Raymond Quinn. John Carey, John McGrath. Francis Craney and Thomas Delaney.
 Mrs Edward Brown was hostess at a bridge and shower on We'd nesday evening in honor of her sister Miss Helen Carolan whose marriage takes place next month. The prospective bride was the re- cipient of many beautiful gifts. Seven tabels of bridge were in play. Prizes were awarded to the high est scorers. Those present were: Misses Kathryn Leeny, Kathryn Ryan, Kathryn Carolan, Mrs Mar garet Mahler, Mrs Mary Russell, Mrs Clarence Carolan. Mrs Mich ael Kelly, Mrs George Shove, Mrs Walter Cassidy, Mis- Alice Maron, Miss Betty Bergen, Miss Elizabeth Lawlor. Miss Edna Murphy. Miss Kathryn German, Miss Betty Early Mrs Houston Carolan, Mrs James Girsh, Mrs John Lcihy, Mrs James O'Keefe, Misses Helen, Anna and Kathryn Halpin, Mrs Helson Squires, Mrs George Guinnes, Mrs James Barrett, Mrs Stephen Bailey Miss Margaret McHugh, Mrs Ellen Downey, Mrs Anna Lawson, Misses Mae Lannen, Helen Carolan and Mrs Edward Brown.
 Mrs Elizabeth Dietz of Walnut street was guest of honor at a St Patrick's party given by a number of her friends and relatives. Enter tainment was enjoyed and a buffet luncheon was served. Those present were: Mrs T. Francis O'Donnell, Mrs Catherine O'Donnell, Mrs Fran cis Brennan, Mrs John Leary, Mrs Edmund German, Mrs John How ard. Mrs Michael O'Rourke, Mrs Walter Phelan, Mrs J. Joseph Woods Mrs James Maher, Mrs John Healy, Mrs James Fitz- maurice, Mrs Irving Robinson, Mrs Kinsella, Mrs Robert Lowe and Mrs James Carolan.
 Members of the Swedish Lutheran Luther league were guests of the First Lutheran Luther league at a social and entertainment last night tt the First Lutheran parish house on Grove street. More than 75 per- sons participated.
 The evening opened with bowl ing match Remarks were later heard from Rev Carl A. Stenholm, H. Pinter, president of the First Lutheran Luther league, and How ard Anderson, president of the Swedish Lutheran Luther league.
 A recitation by Miss Dorothy swanson was followed by ensemble singing. Refreshments were served as the final feature of the evening.
 Miss Margery Kralish of York street entertained a number of her associates at the Chase Brass and Copper office at a dinner and bridge at her home on Saturday after noon. Two tables of bridge were ill play and prizes were won by Miss cs Ida ISaacs and Bertha krulish The home was attractively decorat- ed in color scheme oe green and white with a large centerpiece of green and white carnations, de- corating the table. Those present were: Misses Selma Johnson, Betty Schwartz, Bertha Kruiish, Ids Isaace, Lila Butler, Winifred Van Dnron orl Moe Inhp Loofinp