The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-11

The board or rel1ef VIII meet aL the town hall this evening from 7:30 to 9 D. m. This is the only evening meeting of the year.
 Mrs Iva Yap1e, of 79 White ave- nue, West View Heights is resting comfortably at the Waterbury hos pital following a fall in front of the Elton Hotel on Thursday. K rays showed that Mrs Yaple suf- fered a fractured pelvis bone.
 At the recent annual meeting of the Arbutus Circle held at the home of Mrs Harry F. Clark, North street the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Marion Bronson; vice president, Shirley Bronson; secre- tary, Dorothy Clark; treasurer, Ann Harper; chairman of social com mittee, Harriet Harper; chairman of work committee, Marion Town send.
 Card Party Tonight
 The local grange will hold a card party this evening at o'clock William R. Rich and MT and Mrs Timothy Nolan will be in charge.
 Schools will be in session here on Lincoln's birthday, Tuesday, Feb ruary 18th. Schools will close the afternoon of February 20th and will reopen on the 26th.
 On Lincoln's birthday February 18th the Ways and Means commit tee of the Parent Teachers Asso- citation are sponsoring a cottillion and card party to be held at the town hall at p. m. Mrs Edward Jackson and Mrs George Badger are to be in charge of the cotil- lion dance. The. .DeMolay orches- tra will furnish music for danc- ing. Dance tickets have been lim- ited to 80 couples. Mrs On5er Proulx and Miss Jennie O'Neil will be in charge of the card party to be held in the Community room of the town hall on the same evening.
 Miss Clare Judd entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Thursday evening. Honors were won by Mildred Kinney and Jessie Rasmussen. Others present were: Misses Sally Barnum. Evelyn Poul- son. Olga Benson, Yvonne Kinney and Joyce McCullum.
 Bassetts Entertain
 Miss Jane Dillon, radio star ana i'm mpersonator and her secretary Miss Myrtle Townsend were over night guests on. Thursday of MT and Mrs Samuel B. Bassett or Hillcrest. Miss Dillon will be re- membered by many here, as nav ing deiightfully entertained the members of the Parent Teacher s Association at one of their meet inps. Miss Dillon has severed -her connections with Statoin WTlC and left this week end for an indefinite stay in California.
 Miss Barbara Clark, daughter Of MT and Mrs Allan Clark of North street. was hostess at tea at her home on Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Edith Honeyman or west over school, the occasion being Miss. Moneyman's birthday! Other members Of Westover faculty who attended were: Mrs s. w. Prentiss, Misses Eleanor Douglas, Marion Griswold, Esther Millett ana Eleanor Goddard. Miss Helen Hough of Waterbury and Mrs John H. Foster of Middlebury
 Mrs Charles L. Stevens of Wa tertown, 6 former resident of this town ard president of the Middle bury Parent-Teachers association for four years, was elected presr dent of the South School Parent Teachers association in Oakviile Wednesday afternoon. This asso- citation was organized at this meet ing.
 Observe Anniversary Mr and Mrs Anthony Zimmer- man, aged 76 and 75, respectively, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday at the home of their daughter, Mrs William Lallier of Hillcrest avenue. A large number of friends attended the celebration.
 A deferred funeral mass. due to storm, for the late Angelo Gala brese of Woodbury was celebrated at St. John of the Cross church on Saturday morning at o'clock.
 Mrs Donald s. Futile of South street was recently appointed member of the board of directors of the Waterbury Child Welfare Bureau to succeed Mrs Charles E. Hart, Jr., who recently completed two three-year terms.
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