The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-17

Garden Party Is CoLorfuL
Summer Social Affair

Over five hundred attended the
garden party for the benefit of st.
Mary's hospital held yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
Edward j. jackson, South street,
Middlebury. The event marked the
second annual party Of this nature
for this particular benefit, the first
held last summer at the home of
DR.. Patrick ]. Brennan Of Engle-
wood avenue. Guests arrived con-
tinually from o'clock to late in
the evening, the spacious lawn in
front of the Jackson residence
forming splendid setting, with
lanterns strung across, benches and
lawn umbrellas bordering and dec
Grating the space. Cards were play
ed, and refreshments served dur
the afternoon. The FERA band
furnished music. Among the many
in attendance were representatives
of the hospital, sisters in charge,
graduate and student nurses and
doctors.
Included among the guests yes
terday afternoon were: Rev. Will
liam F. Casey, pastor of st. John
of the Cross in Middlebury; Rev.
John T. Conner, Rev. Thomas P.
Mulcahy, DR.. Patrick ]. Brennan,
president of st. Mary's hospital
staff; DR.. Richard Hinchey and
Mrs. Hinchey, DR.. L. Everett
Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. Edward ].
Jackson, DR.. Joseph E. Burke and
Mrs. Burke, Misses Marion Reeves
and Catherine Maloney, all on the
arrangements committee, and the
following: DR.. Frederick G. La
Brecque, DR.. and Mrs. George Hen
nessey of Hartford, DR.. John E.
Farrell, DR.. S. A. Atkins, DR.. N. G.
Butler of Hartford, DR.. and Mrs.
Uric A. Dionne, DR.. and Mrs. John
Staneslow, DR.. and Mrs. Edward
G. Herr, DR.. and Mrs. M. Bonner,
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Curran of
Thomaston, DIR. James Lawlor and
DR.. Christopher Dwyer, DR.. Francis
p. Barnes, DIR. B. A. O'Hara, Mrs.
Edward Post, Mrs. Esther c. Cas-
sidy, Mrs. Henry J. Mccarthy Miss
Betty Mckinney, Miss Katherine
Mullen, Miss Mary Savage, Berna-
dine Brown, Susan Cocchiola, Mrs.
A. ". Borg, Mrs. Cornelius Ma
loney, Miss Ann Brennan, Miss
Mary C. O'Connor, Mrs. B. M.
jackson, Carl Brennan, Betty Bren-
nan of Naugatuck, Miss Elizabeth
O'Brien, Mrs. John v. Montague
and Mary e. Myers of Middlebury.
Daniel T. harrington, Jr.. Harold
Shalett, Doris Bonner, Emmabell
Bonner. Mary Ray, Mary O'Rourke,
Ann Reilly, Mary Lawlor, Marga-
ret Dwyer, Mrs. D. J. slavin, Misses
Julia Kelley. Anna Kelley, E. Mae
Keefe, Mary Grady, Margaret Hen
nessey, Mrs. M. j. Noonan, Mrs.
Adeline Fitzpatrick, Mrs. William
v. Tobin, Mrs. Charles Daily. Mrs.
John Wrinn, Mrs. Harry Peterson,
Mrs. Elizabeth New, Mrs. Harry
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Hayden, Misses Laura Mcdonald,
Elizabeth Mcdonald, Anna K.
Lynch, Mrs. Harold G. Wolff. Mrs.
C. H. Reilly, Mrs. Margaret c. Ry-
der. Mrs. Henry Cooper, Miss Kath-
leen Wheeler, Mrs. A. H. Merri-
man, Mrs. E. j. Thibault, Mrs.
George Corcoran, Mrs. j. L. Cronan,
Mrs. Vincent A. scully. Mrs. Frank
x, Keefe, Misses Julia V. guile
Mary C. Bowling, Mrs. John L.
Bonn, Mrs. Edward Godfrey. Mrs.
John Kilduff, Miss Mary Guilfoile,
Misses Ann Costello. Dorothy Ken
nedy, Ethel Costello, Mrs. A. q,
Kennedy, Mrs. Joseph Nolan, Mrs.
John Kearney, Miss Mary Gleason,
Mrs, Thomas Gibbons, Mrs. Frank
Withey, Mrs. Folsom Cromwell,
Mrs. v. Poulin. Mrs. Michael Devine'
Miss Emilene Devine Mrs. John
M. Haddad, Mrs. Edward Coon and
Mrs. William O'Neill of WATERFOWL,
Misses Anna j. Coughlan, Helen
and Katherine Healey, Margaret
Maloney, Mary MCGOWAN, Mrs.
Thomas German, Miss Agnes Cor
man, Mrs. E. J. Hyland, Mrs. Ray
mond Shove, Mrs. Edward Bren-
Inan, Mrs. Edward J. Ahern, Mrs.
IL. E. Breen. Mrs. Water Lamson,
Miss Helen G. Moroney. Mrsi c. II.
IAudet, Mrs. E. j. Vanasse, Miss
Jeanne Laberge of Montreal, Mrs.
III. Dubois, w. S. Smith. Mrs. Pat
Trick Bergin, Mrs. James Kelley,
Mrs. Thomas Delaney, Mrs. John
lHennessey, Mrs. John Griffin. Mrs
I'M. Driscoll. Miss Mae Mahoney,
Mrs. II. Quill. Mrs. Thomas Cream,
Mrs. M. j. McDonough. Mrs. Ed
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