The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
OAR Chapter To Meet Next Week
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Miss Eleanore Mackenzie will address Melicent Porter chapter, Daughters of the American Revo- lution, at their November meeting which will take place on Monday, Nov. {, at the Waterbury Womens club. Miss MacKenzie's talk is entitled "Tales of Old Connecti- cut" The chapter will also ob- serve guest day at that time and there will be a musical program. The hostesses include Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm, Mrs. William Grierson, Mrs. James c. Kelsey. Mrs. J. Russell Putnam. Mrs. Harold l.. Morgan and Mrs. Frank W. Han- son.
 A Halloween masquerade was given by the Children of Mary Of St. Thomas church recently. Miss Olive Bellotti, dressed as Topsy, was given a prize for the most original costume. For the prettiest costume Miss Kay Hyiand. repre- senting Columbia, was given an award. For the funniest Miss Mae Howard. garbed as a hobo. and for the prettiest Miss Loretta McGrath, as a Crinolin girl, were also prize winners. Games were played and refreshments served. Those present were Margaret Sullivan, Irene Nor man, Yvonne Norman, Louise Lan- dolf, Lucy Mango. Loretta McGrath. Florence McGrath. Martha SloSs, Julie Byone, Margaret Culbert. Katherine O'Brien. Mary Crean. Jane Miranda. Anita Mango, Mar garet Carney, Chris Brennan. Marie Piacerstine, Mae Aquilar. Mary Mo- Evoy, Catherine Feest. Olive Bellot- ti, Marjorie Hubbard, Ann Mc- Evoy, Dorothy Tangley. Doris Tang ley. Mary Feest, Eleanor Bagley, Margaret Sloss. Mary O'Rourke, Rosemary Kane. Mildred Walsh, Mae Howard, Helen Carney. Helen Reilly. Betty Rusinkovie. Irene Dil- lane. Mary Berardis. Sabine Hinkel- man. Bernice Hubbard, Gladys Droz. Celia Fernandez, Dorothy Richmond. Kay Hyland. Ellen Jane Hyland. Theresa Fleming. Marguer- ite Gunshannon, Rosemary Kane and Helen Leary.
 A surprise greenback and misceI- laneous shower was given Monday evening at the Chase Girls Club rooms in honor of Lillian Chris tiano of Hill street who will be married to Nicholas Mastracco Monday Nov. { at St. Lucys church.
 Many beautiful gifts were re- ceived from the guests who includ- ed: Mrs. Mary Pesce. Mrs. Dora Rinaldi. Miss Sarah Solomita, Miss Connie Christiano. Mrs. Rose Iacovino, Mrs. Isabelle Iacovino. Mrs. Nancy Bellini. Mrs. MaTy Tacoyino. Misses Marie Ritucci. Dot Henebery. Peg Connolly; Mrs. Mary Fasano, Mrs. Ray Corbett, Misses Mary Shea. Mary Kelley. Janet Cullum, Antonette Evitts, Mary Emanual, Lena Lanesey, Lucy Reardon, Catherine 0uerrera, Arl- tanette Summa, Sue Mazzalupo, Catherine Morrone. Lena Leonard, Jennie Rosa, Josephine Rosa. Dora Carlo, Grace Carlo. Lucy Palumbo, Mrs. Mary Fisher. Mrs. William Da- wis, Madeline Muccino. Mary Cater ina. Concetta varanese. Rose Solo, mita, Connie Mastrachio and Non- nie Ventresca.
 Mrs. Henry SRtoughton of Thom- aston was hostess ct an executive board meeting of the Waterbury branch of the A. A. U. w., held ct her home on Wednesday afternoon. It was announced that over SO had enrolled in the various study groups and in the accredited university courses sponsored by the organiza- ton in this city. Miss Dorothy Crawford is chairman of the table group. Following the business of the meeting tea was served. Those attending were Mrs. Charles Rosen- bach. Mrs. Fred A. Webster, Mrs. Marshall Meth, Mrs. L. c. Bean. Mrs. Thomas Smith. Mrs. J. Fran- cis Roland, Mrs. Ellery Kilbourn, Mrs. Ralph W. Darlington. Mss Dorothy Crawford and Mrs. stough- ton.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. F. Stewart Of 6outhmayd Road are spending the weekend In Providence, H. l.