The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-04

cigarettes; and John E. Knecht, organization committee.
 Hostesses are to furnish their own cards. Seventy.five tables have been reserved. All kinds of hommade food, candy and used books will be on sale.
 The third round matches for the Country club golf championship were completed over the weekend. s. P. Williams defeated 0. w. Bel- mer, 6 up and five holes to 90; George Chittenden defeated g. Full. CT, up; w. L. Culbert defeated J. A. Kyger, 1 up on 18th hole and R. Cook defeated J. w. Kyger 3 up and 2 holes to go. For the fourth and semi-final matches the pairings will be: Williams and Chittenden and Culbert and Cook.
 Two gold tournaments were played ct the Clinton Country Club over the past weekend in addition to the finals in the various divisions of the Tournament Committee Cup matches. Saturday Q match play against par tournament, with full handicap, was held.
 Those who played in the Glass A division were Fl. B. Hubbard, w. A. Fenn, J. L. Eliot, IT,, Rev. James J. Kane, J. W. White and w. Por- ter. J. w. White was the winner, the prize being golf merchandise. W. A, Fenn and Rev. James J. Kane were tied for the position of run. nerup, and their prizes were golf merchandise.
 Sunday the usual ball sweepstakes tournament was held. Tn this Glass A, II. B. Hubbard was the winner with the low net score of 70. J. w. White had secured low net with Q score of 73. In Glass B, A. L. Sher- wood was the winner, with the low net score of 06; R. J. Atwell won second low net with Q score of 72'
 Mrs. John Snirpunas and daugh- ter Amelia were hoStesses ct 0 mis- cellaneous shower given ct their home on South Leonard street re- gently for Miss Helen Snirpunas who Is to be married to John shug- dinis on August 10. Miss SnirpunaS received many beautiful gifts. A do. licious luncheon was served. The guests were: Misses Helen Lingis, Patricia Kibartis, Bertha Derouin, Mildred Crodeckis, Edna LaBrie, Rose Perreault, Sally Shopus, Mar garet and Phyllis Bungardner, Anne Shirley Agatha Yoksa, Effa Stew- art, Ange Buccl, Helen Lubinskas, Francis shugdinis, Lascadia Roman auskas, Amelia SnirpunaS, Mae Kyauskas, Mrs. Anne Mazaika, Mar graet Yakutavich, Lenore orose, Anne Miller, Mrs. RaSinskas, Ann Braculis A. ZukauskaS, B. ShopiniS, L. Wasilauskas, Anne snirpunas, Catherine Judsnukis, Mrs. Bultru-
 saitis, Elizabeth DeMasse, Teresa Jacobs, Alice Jonikas, Rose oelbogis, Mrs, Lubinskas, Betty Walters, Mil- dred Shugdinis, John RushauSkaS, Peggy denele, B. Marshalka, Thoia- as Reel, n. Novickas, Alice sako- cius, Edith Mccarthy, John Pauli- konis, Ray KachergiS, Ralph Schue- ster, Mrs. Waitkas, A. Romanauskas, Eva Kinta, Anthony DeMartino, Anne Jaudzinas, Martin Bulevich, Lauria LaVallee and Mrs. Snir" punaS.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Robert Dc Bis- schop of Stillson road entertained recently ct c surprise farewell party for Ralph Pascucci of Cherry street who is leaving today to take up his residence in New York city. He will enter City College of New York next month. Those attending were MT. and Mrs. Walter Roberts, MT. and Mrs. Iriou Wilson, Mrs. Lucy French, Mir. and Mrs. William Doolittle, Misses Phyllis Doolittle, Clarice Ranger, Mildred Norton, Etta Rob- erts, Olive Roberts, Jean Corking- dale, Hulda DeBiSschop, Russell Raymond, Chester Roberts, Charles DeBiscschop, John, Henry, Lambert and Robert DeDisSchop, Joseph Julian of this city, Mrs. George Scholar, Joseph Marshall and Owen Scholar of Bethlehem, MT. and Mrs. Harold Bunnell of Prospect, Alice and Doris Anderson of Oakville and Edwin Nearing of Waterville.
 Dr, and Mrs. J. H. Dillon and children, Mary and John A., have rented cottage at Lake Sunapee, N. IT,, for the remainder of the sum- mer. Jane Dillon will join them Assn1aak 70