The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12


 ten, tried for the murder of gilns Trent, c relative. Others included on the program were "After Ten Years" Madame Regrets" and "Rosette iFi Her Home," the lat ter done in Italian dialect.
 Mrs. John L. Ceist and Mrs. Charles A. TempIeton, past pres- idents of the club presided at the tea. Red and white carnations at- tractively arranged in assilver bowl formed the centerpiece for the ta- ble and valentine motif was used throughout the hall.
 At the business meeting the preae ident, Mrs. Lewis c. Merrill, an. lloul1ced the nominating committee who will present 6 ballot of new officers in March. They include the chairman, Mrs. Frederick 3. Web- ster, Mrs. Herman Rooster, Mrs. Adrien L. Mulioy, Mrs. John w. Potter and Mrs. Edwin J. Rockwell. The club will give Q dessert bridge on the 18th with Mrs. c. II. Neus- wanger in charge.
 Decorations for the event were in charge of Mrs. Morris E. Sur- face, chairman of the room com- mittee, assisted by Mrs. w. g. Brakenridge, Mrs. Raymond o. Pal- mer, Mrs. Clarence F. Macfxay, Mrs. James A. Peasley and Miss Gertrude A. Yates. The program was in charge of the program com- mittee with Mrs. George Erskine, Mrs. John L. Geist and Mrs. Frank L. 6quires assisting.
 The tea was in charge of the so- cial committee, chairmaned by Mrs. George A. Cowperthwait and as- sisted by the following: Mrs. Charles Hine, Mrs. Merwin Main, Mrs. Parker Powell, Mrs. Ernest Say, Mrs. William Briggs, Mrs. Vic- tor Hedberg, Jr, Mrs. Henry Ma son, Mrs. Walter R. Hubbard and Mrs. c. Dana Tyack. Members who assisted in serving included Mrs. Harold Manning, Mrs. Ellsworth Candee, Mrs. John Vaill, Mrs. elf. ford Wells, Mrs. Walter Barrows, Mrs. Evan Jones, Mrs. Donald Post, Mrs. Howard Coe, Mrs. Charles Leader, Mrs. Harold Morrill,, Mrs. James Millar, Mrs. Glenn Sweet, Mrs. Robert Ker, Mrs. Irving Tolles, Mrs. William Roden, Mrs. Ellsworth Tomlinson, Mrs. Le Roy Gibbs, Mrs. Starbuck Sprague, Mrs. william 0ager, Mrs. George Moeller, Mrs. Clifford Petitjean, Mrs. John Shy. der, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. M. H. Tocmey, Mrs. Franklin Warnes, Mrs. Warren P. Doolittle, Mrs. Paul Peterson, Mrs. Marshal Meth, Mrs. B. N. Warnes, Miss Betty Barrows, Miss Rhoda Barrows, Miss Jean Powell, Miss Louise Gulliver, Miss Jane Cowperthwait and Miss Flea. nor w. Webster, Mrs. William simp. son and Mrs. Albert Hermann.
 A program of entertainment which consisted of piano solos recitations and dance numbers was given with the tea on Satur- day afternoon from 1 to 6 o'clock sponsored by the Womens Edu. cational club for the Jewish girls who are seniors in the local higl, schools. The affair, given annual ly was attended this year by over 40 guests ct the home of Miss Blanche Bisnovich of Kaytonne avenue. Miss Pauline Milensky, president of the club, poured Among the senior girls who took part in the entertainment were Miss Louise Greenfield, soprano soloist: Miss Madeiyn Robb, pianist: Misses Muriel and Myrtle Fandiller, tap dancers; Miss Barbara Rosenz- weig, who gave recitations and Miss Hilda Dibner, who impersonated comic songs. Information regarding college clirricula was given to the students at this time A regular meeting of the club was held Mon- day evening at Mrs. J. H. Greens home on Euclid avenue with an at- tendance of 9 members. The speaker at this time was Miss Emelyn Barrett, librarian, who gave a resume of the outstanding booki of 1895 and 1886. She also talked on the best sellers of the year and made remarks on the reviewers oi vSnrslnvsA hANka