The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-05

the dance committee and those named to assist are: Louis Slater, Anna Mae McGrath, and Ermina Birs. Miss Gertrude Kern was oc- cepted as Q member of the club.
 Others who attended the meeting included: Lynnea Gillenhamer, Claire Oullette, Genevieve Urba, Alice Morrissey, Josephine Moran, Vivienne Wills and Rita Ennis.
 The next meeting of the group will take place at the home of Miss Gillenhamer of Greenwood avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Northrop of Middlebury were entertained re- gently in honor of their goth wed- ding anniversary at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Howard Northrop of Hill street. The house was decorated for the occasion with cut flowers and yellow streamers. The couple re- ceived many beautiful gifts. Those attending were MT. and Mrs. J. Reese of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. Francis Lynch of Providence, R. l., MT. and Mrs. c. Grandell, MT. and Mrs. W. Beebe, MT. and Mrs. F. Reed, MT. and Mrs. W. M. Baker, MT. and Mrs. J. Beebe, MT. and Mrs. W. T. Baker, Mrs. Lena Hoyt, Mrs Edith Boden, Mrs. John Weidorn Misses Gertrude Fabri, Ruth North. rop. Elsie Northrop, L. Northrop Clarence Fabri, Henry Quigley, Paul Weidorn, MT. and Mrs. Leroy North rop, and MT. and Mrs. Howard Northrop.
 Miss Ruth Montrose of Naugatuck was recently the guest of honor ct 6 miscellaneous shower, given by Mrs. Peter Moeckel and Mrs. Clif- ford Sanders. Miss Montrose will be married on the 14th to Walter Parsons. Those attending were Mrs. Amelia Ashmore, Mrs. William Bragg, Mrs. John Burke, Mrs. Ray mond French, Mrs. Frank Goeckler, Mrs. Walter Hall, Mrs. Roy Halli- wick, Mrs. Gertrude Haney, Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss, Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs. Peter Moeckel, Mrs. Fred Mor. tinson, Mrs. Fred Montrose, Mrs. Samuel Parsons, Mrs. Stanley Perry, Mrs. Clifford Sanders, Misses Mari- on Altman, Mary Elsberg, Jean Gar rett, Ruth 0ilhooley, Catherine Haney, Mae Haney, and Joan Koebler.
 Mrs. Edward Qarthwait entertain ed recently ct her home in Wolcott, the occasion being her birthday an- niversary. The guests presented her with Q beautiful bed spread with curtains to match. A most enjoyable afternoon was held with Mrs. Qarthwait serving Q German din- ner. Those attending were Mrs. Carl Larson, Mrs. Hilairo Boulanger, Mrs. Theodore Schroaider, Mrs. Arthur Boulanger, Mrs. Clarence Anderson of Oakville, Mrs. Mabel Waldron of Middlebury, Mrs. Mary Boulanger, Mrs. Elley Boulanger, Mrs. Gather inc David, Mrs. Henry Perkins, Gen- evieve 0arthwait and Mrs. Edward Garthwait.
 The regular meeting of the D. A. V. Auxiliary will meet Thursday of this week instead of Friday due to the Firemen's Ball. The meeting is scheduled for 8 p. m. sharp ct the American Legion Home and oil members are urged to attend. Conn- mander Elizabeth Fahy will preside. Plans will be discussed for the an- nual food sale soon to be held as well as dance to take place or, February 22. Mrs. Helen Brophy, chairman, will report on the dance activities. A delegation will also be appointed at this time to 90 to Newington Thursday, February l6 with the usual donations of cigar- cites, fruit etc.
 Mi. and Mrs. George Costello, Miss Mae Costello and Mir. John O'Connell of Walnut avenue spent the weekend in Hartford as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Aubrey Crocker, where they attended the testimonial dinner and dance given l in honor of Mrs. Costellos brother | lnslUW OklUEteo As AjuAAAtt WAaAStA WWo | held ct the Hotel Bond. Mir. Laf- fin, former resident of Waterbury, is nominee for the first vice presi- dency of the International Typo graphical Union on the independent ticket. Y Games, dancing and . luncheon were enjoyed ct Q meeting of the Wanita .lub which took place last night ct the home of Airs. Daniel Iaudate. Prize pinochle scores were registered by Mrs. James Bredice, while dancing honors were won by Mrs. Anthony spallone. Others ate tending were Mrs. Michael Morliro, Mrs. Francis Manzo, and Mrs. James Martino. The next meeting will take place at the home of Mrs. Anthony epailcnc of versier street.