The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-11
:: SOCIAL ACTIVITIES --
Quota Club Has Annual Elections

At the regular meeting of the Quota Club held last evening off, cers for the coming year were elected and the yearly financial re- port of the club was submitted. The report showed a most success full year for the organization.
 Newly elected officers are: Mrs Robert F. Birt, president; first vice-president, Miss Edith Dean; second vice-president, Anna Alex ander; treasurer, Irene Dillane; re- cording secretary, Grace Wolfe, corresponding secretary, Nancy Fitzgerald.
 Installation of officers will be held at a meeting scheduled for the last week of this month.
 Mrs Carmine Nastri entertained at a card party at her home on Plaza. avenue for the members of the Yolanda Club recently. Five tables were in play and prizes were won by Misses Lena Ciarlone, Es- teAe De Bonis, Mary Minervino, Lena Rinaldi and Merlyn DiNapoli. Those present were: Clara Capa- donna, Mary Fugliese, Mrelyn Di- Napoli, Josephine DiPietro, Elsie Rinaldi, Mrs Charles Ruggiero, Es- telle DeBonis, Jane Ranando. Mrs Salvo Martino. Lena Ciarlone, Lau- ra Carserino, Mary Martino, Grace Lovetere, Edith Calo, Mary Scalo, Lena Rinaldi, Helen Mason, Joan Ranando, Mrs E. Biancordi and Mrs Carmine Nastri. A delicious luncheon was served.
 Miss Olga Benson of Easton ave- | nue entertained at a bridge at her home recently. High and consola- tion prizes were won by Misses Sally Barnum and Mildred Kinney. A combined bridge and meeting of the Soliat Club was held at the home of Miss Cell Gilden. High scores were made by Miss Cell Gil- den and Mitzi Drill. Those present were Misses Esther Wolk, Ann Rosenberg, Ella Matzkin, Ann Dickstein, Edith Baron, Betty Gold man, Marion Frank, Mitzi Drill, Cell Gilden, and Gertrude Matzkin.
 The Sigma Alpha Tau Sorority held social at their Willow Court Club rooms recently. Games and dancing were enjoyed. Those at- tending were Lillian Mitchell, and Henry Pluge, Alice Morrissey and Thomas Allen, Hazel Delaney and Tim Reardon, Olive Rochon and Kenneth Malsch, Marjorie Bowling and Martin Morrissey, Ann Cimin- era and Cyril Walsh, Dorothy Aspell and Robert Jackson, Linnea Gyllenhammer, and Bradley King, Verna Williams and Edward Hart nett. Mildred Delaney and Robert Scally.
 The Just US Club held meet ing at the home of Miss Ruth Me- Ildowie recently. Those present were Misses Viola Carserino, Vic toria Reynolds. Mary Carserino, | Migary D'Ambrisi, Emma Ere chette, Ruth McIldowie, Dorothy
 McWeeney, Rita Wells, and Louise LaTendresse. Refreshments were served. Future meeting will be held at Chase Park House.
 The Daughters of Otaly Circle, Forest of America, will tender a testimonial dinner tomorrow eve ming to their retiring Chief Com- panion, Mrs Charles Stance. At the annual elections held last month Mrs Stance retired from the office of Chief Companion, a po- sition which she has held for a number of years. Mrs Stance, a very active member of this circle founded twenty-five years ago, has given untiring efforts in making tins circle one of the recognized circles in the United States. In recognition of her splendid work for the Forest of America the Su- preme Circle appointed her to the position of Supreme Dupty and Su- pervisor of several circles in the state of Connecticut.
 The installation of officers will take place tonight at Moose Hall