The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-06
Margaret MulhaH Is
 Guest At Party

MISS M arSdreu MdTy MuAhoiA "AS guest of ho or at garden birth day party held on Tuesday, July 2, the occasion being her fifth birth day. The children spent an enjoy able afternoon singing, dancing and playing games. They also enjoyed listening to Uncle Harry announc- ing the party over station WATR. A delicious luncheon was served with a circus cake forming the centerpiece for the table. The lit- tie guests received attractive nov cities and the guest of honor was presented with many pretty gifts. Those present were: June and Jackie Hayes, Joan and Earl Garthwait, Jr., Grace Kelley, Doris, Rosemary, Joan. and Donald Briody, Barbara Ann Kelley, Char lotte, Messick, Dolly and Mary Per zelle, Peter. Jackie and Margaret Mary Mulhall.
 Mrs. Edward Nutbrown and Mrs. Robertson Boyd were host esses at a bon voyage party given last evening at Mrs. Nutbrown's home on West Main street for Mrs. William Hallinan who sailed yes- terday on the s. s. Caledonia for a visit with her parents in Dundee, Scotland. Singing and piano se- 'lections were enjoyed during the evening and refreshments were served. Mrs. Hallinan was given a gift by her friends. Those at- tending were: Mrs. William Rae burn, Mrs. Andrew Raeburn, Mrs. Dorothy Carswell, Mrs. Donald Mo- Intosh, Mrs. Adam Ritchie, Mrs. Andrew Hunter, Mrs. Robert Mont gomery, Mrs. John Mcdonald, Mrs. George Crichton, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. WhiteA Mrs. George Freeman, Mrs. Bessie White. Mrs. Mcbride, Mrs. Matthew Tanihill, Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews, Mrs. Catherine Williams, Mrs. John McKenna, Mrs. Margaret McQuade, Mrs. Matthew Hardness, Mrs. George Cruikshank, Mrs. Ed ward McEvoy, Mrs. Rachel Long, Mrs. Susan McKinnon, Mrs. Ernest Bell, Mrs. Andrew Thompson, Mrs. Watt, Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs. James Gardner, Miss Annie Ander- son, Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs. Mary Marshall, Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall, Mrs. Nina Day, Mrs. Elizabeth Kurtz, Mrs. Thomas Turner and Mrs. Robertson Boyd.
 Announcement is made of the birth of a son at the New Haven General hospital to MT. and Mrs. John Collins of New Haven. Mrs. Collins was formerly. Miss Hazel Maher, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Maher, former residents of Naugatuck.
 Mrs. Lester Zell of Sylvan ave- nue was hostess at a surprise per- sonal shower, Monday evening, at her home, in compliment to Julia Lyons of Ayers street, who is to be married July 18th, to John Ta.igan C, Naugatuck. During the ev> 1ing a varied program of en- tertainment was enjoyed. A de- licious chicken luncheon was served. Those attending were: Maly Mansfield, Chrys Shanahan. Anna Skelly. Mildred Alcott, Chrys Quilter. Mary Sullivan, Mary Fully. Catherine Shea, Peg Scannell, Mary Shea. Louise Muccini. Teresa Sul- livan, Marie Lyons, Mrs. c. Lyons, Mrs. I. Norton, ~Jr., Mrs. J. FitZ- m urice, Mrs. J. Lonergan. Mrs. J. Lyons. Mrs. J. Kerwin. Mrs. L. Bessette and Mrs. L. zell.
 Those attending the Dutch Treat dinner party at the Pine Orchard Country Club, Wednesday evening befort the holiday dance were Miss Lucille Bryant and Thomas Bryant. Jr.. of Torrington, John O. White, William Sinclair Hey niger, 3rd, Walter Wallace and Err nest A. Ar" "erson, Jr., of this city. MT. Anderson was chairman of ar engagements for the dance.
 Miss Helena Donnelly of Fair lawn avenue is spending the week. end in New York.