The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-08
Mems Brotherhood
 Clues Card Party
arship benefit

The Mems Brotherhood of the Third Congregational church sponsored card party on We'd nesday evening. Herman Valen- tine was chairman of the commit tee In charge of the affair. Among those attending were Mir and Mrs Frank Santora, Miss Florence. Santora, Peter Silvestro. Mrs Morton Chipman, MT and Mrs Henry Pritchard, Edward Farqn- harson. Mrs George Moeller. Mrs George Callan. Mrs Herman Val entine, Mrs Benjamin Erk. Misses Margaret Henderson, Margaret Mackie. Ann Mackle, Mrs How ard Holcomb, Miss Erma Ulricn, Mrs Earl Pace, Mrs Joseph Bendler, Miss Lillian Murphy. MT and Mrs c. w. Leonard. Mir and Mrs Arthur Warfel. Matthew 1cs- iarcius, Albert Pellpica, Albert Rosato, Angelo Barone, MT an'i Mrs Patrick Moore, MT and Mrs Charles Koheler, Mrs. J Joseph Baranauskas, Mrs Andrew Bril- las, William Altcheson, Alexander Gibbons, Frank Pritchard. George Moeller, Mrs Albert Harris. Mrs Gilbert Henderson. Mrs Joseph Mackie, Miss Lydia Jones, Miss Marie Pelletier, Miss Margaret Flanagan, Mrs otto Ziems. Mrs JoseEh Geghan, Harry Laudc- man, Mrs C. R. Stevens, Mrs Walter Jaeger. Mrs Arthur Nichols, Mrs Fannie Wiedeman' George Jaeger, Miss Annie Barrie, Mrs Edward Farduaharson, Mrs Conner Lewis, George White, James McKellar, Mir and Mrs Clarence Smith. MT and Mrs Dan iel Hines. MT and Mrs John Wal lace, Misses Eleanor Barnes. Eve lyn Wallace. Mrs Sarah V. emp man, Mrs George Boyle, Morton Chipman. Walter Pond William King. Rev Conner R. Lewis, Her man Valentine. Mrs John Aula' Mrs Joseph Smith, Mrs EI,n'' Andrews, Mrs Hannah Johrs. Mir and Mrs Earl Valentine, MT and Mrs Albert Sartori' MiS George White. Mrs Harry Lisn, Mrs Borchardt and Mrs James Mcclellan.
 The regular meeting of the Joi- Iv testers Card club was heid as tho home of Mrs Walter Magei VI Willard street Monday eVehlhb. High score was made Dy M'sscs Kaiinc Angolocoln and Ann 't- meIe Following the regular Dusi- ncss meeting luncheon was served. Those attending wcde Florehcc Avostipe. Kaline Angolocola. Tome Assettn. Beatrice Benedctti. Ber- ina Davis, Ann Jamelc, Grace pierro. Antionette tosati, Dorothy sullivan and Ada Magel. The next mcering is to be held at the nome of Miss Grace Pierro of Bcnham street.
 An interesting talk on Ellis ls- land was delivered yesterday ai- ternoon at the meeting of Sarah Rogers chapter, D.A.R. In the Nnugntuck Congregational church parish house by Mrs David Porter Gaines of Waterbury, state chair man of the OAR. Ellis Island committee. She told of the immi- grants and pointed out many or Ihem doing fancy sewing work while waiting in detention there. She exhibited examples or theF work. A social hour followed the talk.
 Miss Mary Byrnes of Laurel street entertained for the mem bers of her sewing club on Thurs day. The members attending were Misses Marion Powers, Deborah Greaney, Hazel Young, Eleanor Lynch, Mary Lambert, Dorothy Brennan, Anne Brown, Alice Fur ner and Mary Byrnes.
 The Star Sewing Circle met at the home of Miss Sue Dorso re- gently. Following the sewing ses- sion n delicious luncheon was serv- cd. Those present were: Misses Mae DavinO, Anna Kudgmas. Sue Kiercc. Betty Stewart. Mrs Betty Endrikis, Mrs Teresa Focus. Mrs Pauline Cipriano. Mrs Anna Kru- kauskas and Sue Durso.
 "Soclal Dlseases-Their Toll on Society" will be discussed at the Central YMCA Forum on Sunday. The Forum committee has secured Dr Henry F. Talbot of Conn state Dept of Public Health. Dr Talbot has been associated with the state public health dept since 1928. He is n graduate of the Maryland School of Physicians and Surgeons, Previous to his medical training pr Talbot was enlisted in the U. s. army and served as second lieuten- ant of the infantry.
 Tho forum will be conducted as usual at ( D. m. and will be broad- cast over Station WIxBS.
 
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