The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-06
BENEFIT BRIDGE MATCHES ENJOYED
Mrs Heminway Merriman Entertains Members of
 Christ Church Parish

MQOL SdI1 1AIS OSVEBG <AllSuI Mrs winthrop Buttrick, Mrs Ray mond Bassett, Mrs Lester Atwood, Miss Esther Coe. Miss Josephine Beecher, Mrs Hunter. Mrs H. E Thompson, Mrs Frank Brodie, Mrs Charles Shons, Mrs Russell Web. Der, Mrs George Morgan. Mrs Ern- est Howarth, Mrs Harold Kopp Mrs c. Newswanger, Mrs Farnann Mrs Johnson. Mrs Arthur Evans Mrs c. D. Barrett, Mrs M. Atwood Mrs A. Elias, Mrs F. H. s. Hyde Miss Marion Scovill, Mrs Charles Weld, Mrs George Wilson, Mrs FL len Noble, Mrs Nathaniel Bronson Mrs B. H. Williams, Mrs Edgar Norton, Mrs D. Sweet, Mrs Zenas Candy, Mrs J. D. Mcdonald, Mrs William A. Bartlett, Mrs F. k Eizenwinter, Mrs w. B. Reynoli is Mrs William Partree, Mrs Thomas Cline, Mrs John Hallwell, Mrs Paul Welton, Mrs Charles Brewster. Mrs Randolph Betts, Mrs Kellogg Plume Mrs Alan Curtis, Mrs Kenneth Buckley, Mrs B. c. Atwood. Mri Charles Mattoon, Mrs Harold Beecher. Mrs Betta, Mrs Palmedo Mrs Samuel Buzzee. Mrs Charles B. Buckingham, Mrs A. J. Camp bell, Mrs J. R. Coe, Mrs Roswell Moore, Mrs John R. Hughes, Mrs Leach, Mrs Edwin Hunt, Mrs George Judd, Mrs Wayne, Mrs Lewis Reed, Mrs Charles Durfee, Mrs Maurice Rowland. Mrs Gerald Low. Mrs Sherman Perry, Mrs Theodore Lilley, Mrs Mitchell Wal lace, Mrs Goodrick Smith and Mrs Julius Smith.
 Benefit Card Party
 A very successful card party was held Monday evening in St Johns school hall, for the benefit of St Johns Roman Catholic church, .ln- der the auspices of the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women. Re- treatments were served and a prize was given at each table. Dur- ing the evening a pillow was raf- fled off, and won by Mrs Haddad.
 The following attended: Miss Rose Maloney, Miss Molly Meehan, Miss Elizabeth McNulty, Miss Mary McNulty, Mis- Jane McNulty, Mrs James Meehan, Miss Betty Bergin, Miss Mary Farrell, Mrs Foley, Miss Ann Meehan, Mrs r. J. Harty, Mrs Jane Shanahan, Mrs Robert Moran, Mrs Mabel Finn, Mrs Katherine Hickey, Miss Peggy Barry. Miss Helen Barry. Miss Mary Veropica Hanni n g , Miss Claire ughn Han ming, Miss Eileen Eustace, Mrs George Beebe, Mrs Louis Garber, Mrs Joseph Grady, Mrs William O'Neill, Mrs Joseph Daveluy, Mrs n1~nl<l o,o,ov NTyo TNcnnh piNh- cite, Mrs A. Berthume, Mrs Fran cis Flynn, Mrs Mary Flynn. Miss Madeline Flynn, Miss Minnie Han- ming, Mrs Katherine Burnes, Mrs Harold Cleery, Mrs Michael Me- Fadden, Mrs Ralph Farley, Mrs E. Farley, Mrs Russell Hard. Mrs Thomas McGowan, Mrs John Shields, Miss E. M. Shields, Miss Agnes flaming, Mrs T. J. D. Brown Mrs Raymond Leonard, Mrs w. B. Pickard, Mrs Macdonald, Mrs AL bert Oliver, Mrs Bernard Marcoux, Mrs Joseph Humiston, Miss Carrie Woodruff, Mrs Ruth Mcdonnell. Miss Edna Mcdonnell, John Cham berlain, Harry Byrnes, Miss Mary A. Kelley, Mrs Louis Pierce, Mrs Mary Pierce, Mrs c. T. Kelley, Mrs c. Freeman, Mrs Blanche Ham nell, Miss Lucy Lafrenere, Miss Germain Lafrenere, Tornado Le- may. Emile Boisvert, Donat Lemay, Alfonso Berthume, Mrs Joseph Hondura, Miss Mary Hondura. Thomas Campbell, Miss Julia Whalen, D. G. Sullivan. John A. Shields, James flaming, MT and Mrs Edward Kenney. MT and Mrs Edward Coon, MT and Mrs Peter LeBoeuf, Mrs Margare: A. Barry; Joseph Barry, Mrs Thomas Geoge-- han, Mrs Otis Hartman, MT and Mrs D. Crowley. Mrs Mary Grenier, Mrs John Minnehan, Mrs Mary Claire O'Neill, Mrs Henry J. o. Neill, Mrs Thomas Shields, Mrs Joseph Henry, Mrs Hart and Mrs Haddad.
 PIT. A. Meeting
 At the monthly meeting Of the Baldwin School Parent-Teachers association held in the Baldwin school, Monday evening, the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs Les ter w. Atwood; vice president, Miss Ruth Lindahl; treasurer. Mrs Alex Innis; and secretary, Mrs Marshal Hayward.
 Miss Virginia Galleshaw spoke in a most interesting way on the beginning in training the first year pupils.
 Miss Ruth Lindahl gave a clear outline of the work being carried on in the Junior high school.
 Miss Louise Johnson painted a splendid word picture. of the art appreciation as well as apphca- tion thereof being given the
 Words of commendation were given to the exhibits, which pupils of the Baldwin school had sent over to the Watertown country day
 An enjoyable social was held aft CT the meeting. The next meeting to be held on April 1, will be Tn charge of the men. Frank M. Rem. hold was appointed chairman or the coming meeting.
 Phi Sigma Phi ..,
 The Phi Sigma Phi society VIII meet in the chapel of the Congre- gational church on Friday after. noon at 1:3O o'clock. The girls VIII dress dolls, to be sent to Ellis Island.
 Sexta Eelra
 The Sexta Feira will meet at the home of Mrs sherman Cawley on Friday afternoon. Mrs H. A. Sex ton will give a paper on strict Discipline for the Scribbler."
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