The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
FRANK K. STEELE
 DIES YESTERDAY
Chapel Street Man Suc= cumbs at Waterbury
 Hospital
WATERVILLE

Frank R. Steele, of Chapel street, died last night at the Wa terbury hospital, following a long period of i'll health. He had been at the hospital since last Friday. MT Steele was thirty-one years of age and had spent most of his life in this city. Until his health made it necessary for him to give up work he had been the EZRA edu- cational director at the north end, branch of the Waterbury YMCA. A few years ago he was a member of the headquarters company of the National Guard in Waterbury.
 He is survived by his wife, the former Edna Clark, and two small children, a son, James, and q daughter, Shirley; and three sis ters, Mrs Frank O'Neil and Mrs Eric Hebert, of Waterbury; and Mrs George Grenell, of Meriden.
 The body has been removed to theAlderson funeral home at 70 Central avenue, when funeral serv- ices will be conducted by Rev Roger T. B. Anderson, rector of Trinity church, at time to be an- nounced later. The burial will be at the convenience of the family.
 Food Lecture
 There was a good attendance at the lecture on the use and prepar- ation of nutritious foods which was given this week by Miss Helen Humphrey of the Connecticut Food and Dairy council. Among the dishes prepared were carrot soup, meat sandwich roll, raw spinach sandwich and apple-oatmeal pud- ding.
 A second lecture and demonstra- tion will be given at Sprague school on the afternoon of We'd nesday of next week, April 3rd, at 2 o'clock. All local women are cor dially invited.
 Birthday Party
 MT and Mrs George Goggins of Huntingdon avenue, recently enter tained for their daughter, Miss Mary Goggins. who was celebrating her fifteenth birthday. Those who attended were Marjorie German, Barbara Rogers, Mary Callan, Leona Caron, Veronica Whelan, Evelyn Seery, Florence Ballen, Marjorie Seery. Dorothy Atherton. Lorraine Crowley, Janet ,Brodie. Eleanor Waters. George Goggins, Robert Mungavin, Seery Goggins, Raymond Brickley, Billy Goggins, Jackie Seery and Francis Whelan.
 Covered Dish Party
 Mrs Edward Segears, of Faber avenue, entertained this week at a covered dish party. Her guests were Mrs Dora Fowler of New Ha- ven, Mrs Charles Davis of Wood bury, Mrs John Mcdonald of Wa tertown, Mrs Daisy Lewis, Mrs Martha Clark. Mrs Eleanor Wilson. Mrs Elmer Hurlburt, Mrs Ada Cam. Mrs Daisy Abbott, Mrs Frank Ineson. Mrs Walter Bray. Mrs Elmer Hurlburt, Mrs John Wilcox, Mrs Charles Wilson and Mrs Louise Merriman.
 Card Party Joseph Pope of Waverly street, recently entertained his card club with the following guests present: John Emmett, Louis Merriman, Burton Depon, Sr, George Hum- phrey, Burton Depon, Jr, Theodore Hallock and Leon Johnson. Briefs
 MT and Mrs Charles A. Smith of Albany, N. r., are visiting MT and Mrs George Caldwell of Hunting don avenue.
 Miss Mary Greene of Colonial avenue has returned from St Pet tersburg and West Haven, Florida where she has been spending q months vacation.
 MT and Mrs Ralph Meyers of Lone Oak avenue, have with them Mrs Meyers parents, Mir and Mrs Edward Vatter of Dover, New Hampshire.
 Mrs Leon Thelia of Cooke street is patient at the Waterbury hos. pital.
 Mir and Mrs Lawrence Gilland of Stiles street have announced the birth of q daughter. Mrs Gllland Is the former Miss Lillian Bell daughter of Mrs Charles Bell .f Lone Oak avenue. The event took place last week at St Ma:y's hos pitul.