The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-27
lW.C.T.U. Institute
 To Be Held Friday

The Connecticut Woman's Chris tan Temperance Union will con- duct O 'Five.Point Institute" Fri- day afternoon and evening, January 3l, ct the Methodist Episcopal church in windsor. Rev. Donald H. Dorchester, pastor of the church and Q former reisdent of this city, will conduct the service of worship at the afternoon session which will open at 2:30 o'clock. The presenta- ton of departments will include: Scientific temperance instruction, with demonstration by Mrs. Mabel P. Preusser of Lexington avenue; re- llgious education, Mrs. Henrietta B. Kaufman of Hartford; social Inor- ality, Mrs. Norma 0. Burgess of Hartford; Q medal contest, Mrs. Elva B. Castaldine of Bristol: Mrs. Ella ?. Burr of Manchester, will speak on Centenary Tens" and Mrs. May Bell Harper of Windsor will give an address "What's the Matter with Peace?" The local presidents will discuss "What Part Shall We Take in the Forward Program2"
 Following the afternoon session supper will be served by the wom- en of the church. The evening ses- sion will open at 7:30 o'clock with a service of worship led by Rev. Theodore Frank, pastor of the Windsor Congregational church. Rev. O. B. Jensen of Elmwood will give the evening address, How Shall We Control Liquor2" The program will include solos by Miss Grace H. Loomis of Windsor and Harry E. Waterhouse, also of Windsor. A mo- ton picture '"The Challenge" pre- scented by William D, Perdee of New Haven will conclude the institute.
 A demonstration in the new func. tlonal method of teaching Gregg shorthand was given by Charles Zoubeck of that company at Post business college on Saturday. He used e small class and many teach- CTS, were present. Among those who were in attendance were: Mary A. O'Neill. Bristol Secretarial School; Catherine Connelley, Torrington Secyetarial school; Q. 2. 5wisher, Earle s. Prescher, Airline Hechther, and Helen E. Hart of Pequod Busi- ness scrool, Meriden: Gertrude r. Peck and Elma c. Nyberg of Naugatuck high school, Naugatuck; Julia E. Blanchard and Sadie II. Pickard of Meriden high school, Meriden; Charles E. Cline, Mrs. Alice E. Cline and Ellen M. Mer. rick of New London Business col- lege, New London: Anna M. Mutt, Lowis high school, Southington; Alma M Eaton and Thenice Powers of Wtyy high school, Waterbury; Sister St. Agnes Martyr, Sister St. Mary. Sister St. Mary Denis, Sister St. Theobald and Sister Eunice, Q. N. D., of Waterbury Catholic high; Sister St. Thomas, 0. N. D., of Notre Dame academy; Flora P. Gretter. Harry 0. Post, Edna L. Dews and Donald J. Post, of Post college.
 At a cocktail party given previous to the Reserve Officers' ball on Fri day evening at the Hotel Elton the engagement of Miss Georgia Har- rison Bennett, daughter of Mrs. Mor- ris Hunt Bennett of Prospect and the late Morris Bennett to David French Gilyard, son of pr. Arthur T. Gilyard of Columbia boulevard was announced. Miss Bennett is q graduate of Virginia Intermont Junior College at Bristol, Va. The wedding will take place in the near future.
 Guests at the party included: Dr Richard Gilyard, Jr., Miss Emily Finston of New Rochelle, N. Y, Mfr. and Mrs, George Scott. MT. and Mrs. J. L. Schwabacher of Wood- bury, MT. and Mrs. Albert English. Dr. Bernard A. O'Hara, Miss Mil- dred Hayes, MT. and Mrs. Harold Brew, Mir. and Mrs. Carl Hunger ford, Mir. and Mrs. John Dillon, MT. and Mrs. Robert Treat, Mir. and Mrs. 0. Arthur DuBois, Lieut.. Jo- seph Vanderman, Hiss Fisher of New Haven, Capt. and Mrs. Peter Costigan.