The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14
MORE LICENSES
 OUT THIS YEAR
D e m a n d Considerably Greater Than I035..WO
 men Elect Rose Hubbard

Torrington, May 14-A greater number of motorists of Torrington and vicinity have secured operators licenses at the temporary motor ve- hicle department office here this year than last year. Nearly seven thousand operators licenses have been issued in the past week. There still remained few licenses that were not issued up to this morning, most of which were expected to have been issued before the final closing at noon today.
 Inspector Harrington in addition to supervising the work of the tenn porary office, assisted Inspector Ralph Scoville in examining. the many taking driving tests.
 Rose Hubbard Elected
 Miss Rose Hubbard was elected president of the Business and Pro- fessional Women's club at the afl- nual meeting held recently. Miss Hubbard, who served as vice presi- dent last year, succeeds Miss Julia Mcdonnell.
 Miss Eva Coty was named vice president. Mrs. Maud Telesca was elected corresponding secretary, succeeding Miss Marguerite Wallace who held the office for the pas two years.
 Miss 1nez stoeckert, Miss Kath- crime Burns, and Mrs. Adeline Fos- ter was reelected recording Secre- tary, treasurer and auditor, respcc. lively.
 The retiring president gave . splendid report on the clubs prog ress in its various activities, many of which have been philanthropic.
 Miss Mcdonnell, as chairman of arrangements for the state conven- ton of Business and Professional Women's clubs, to be held at Conley inn, Torrington, Saturday, May Q, reported plans for Q program of ex- ceptional interest.
 The following were elected dele- gates to tho convention: Miss Julia Mcdonnell, Miss Grace Hull, Miss Inez Stoeckert, Miss Emily Mute. The alternates are Miss Rose Me- Cauley, Mrs. Maud Telesca, Miss Katherine Burns and Miss Winifred Kierstead.
 Many Attend May Breakfast A record number, about 200, at- tended the May breakfast served under the auspices of the Woman's league at Center church parish house yesesterday morning. The tables were 'prettily decorated for the occasion and an excellent menu was served. Several May baskets were sold.
 Mrs. T. W. Carey was general chairman of the breakfgast. The kitchen staff included Mrs. J. stephen Lynch, Mrs. B. 0. Clinton, Mrs. W. B. Rosedorf, Mrs. Harry W. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Hugh Cameron and Mrs. 0. l.. Horton.
 Those serving in the dining room were Mrs. William Bennett, Mrs. Ed ward DuBreuil, Mrs. Alton Knight, Mrs. William Pease, Mrs. Leslie Burghoff, Mrs. Walter Muir, Mrs. Frederick Baldwin and Mrs. Joseph Brown. May baskets were sold by Mrs. L. H. Bassett and Mrs. Gordon Heyworth.
 Announce Engagement
 Mir. and Mrs. John Fuerstein, 232 North Elm street, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Anice Louise, to Philip Parsons, son of MT. and Mrs. Elmer Parsons of Riverton. The wedding will take place in the near future.
 Auxiliary Dinner
 A large number of reservations are being made for the memorial dinner of the Charlotte Hungerford hospital auxiliary. to be held next Wednesday evening at Conley inn. This is an annual event held by the auxiliary on date close to Mothers day. Mrs. John H. Thompson and Mrs. Alfred E. Guild ford arc in charge of reservations.
 Owens Funeral
 The funeral of Miss Ann Ellen Owens. 70. was held from 27O High street this morning at s:45 and at St. Francis church at 0:30. Burial was in the family plot in St. James cemetery. Danlelson.
 Briefs
 A large attendance is expected at the annual coon dog field trials of the Fish and Game association at the association grounds today. Pre- iiminary heats started at 9 o'clock this morning and will continue un- tll early this evening. when the finals will be staged. No admission ls charged. Judges for the event are Albert Clark of Middlebnry. Wil- liam Ferguson of Danbury and Wil-