The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-16
Local Members or AAUW Attend State Meet Today

Table Mathematician Relations Mfrs. Mason.
 Table V-Legislation.-Miss Rog- CTS.
 Table vr--College Information Miss Clarke.
 Table VII-Publicity--Mrs. San- ders.
 Table vI1I--Membcrship - Mrs Richardson.
 Table IX-Program and Finance Mrs. Willctt.
 2:00-2:46 Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, managing director, In- stitute of Women's Professional Re- lations, on Some Trends in Op' portunities for Educated Women"
 2:46-3:00-Discussion.
 4:00-Adjournment.
 The annual meeting of the loca chapter was held recently at whicf time officers were elected and com mittees appointed for the coming year. A Marionette show presented under the direction of Miss Mac Finnan, a member of the Bunker Hill School faculty, was Q feature of the meeting. Those participating in the show were: Shelley Croft Franklyn Finnan, Grace George Lillian Pritchard and Marjorie Her. mans.
 The slate of officers is as follows: MrS. Ralph W. Carrlngton, preS- ident; vice-president. Mrs. Charles P. Rodenbach, retiring president, ot Naugatuck: secretary, Mrs. Louis Y Laun, reelected; treasurer, Mrs Ellery Kilbourn, reelected; and au- ditor, Miss Helen M. Hogan.
 Committees appointed for one year were as follows: Education local correspondent, Mrs. Florence B. Webster; state correspondent Miss Betsy Mitchell of southbury; national correspondent, Mrs. l.. G Bean; legislation, Mrs. Karl L. Win ter of Watertown, for one year, Mrs Thomas s. Smith, for two years; round table, Miss Dorothy Craw- ford, chairman, Miss Lenora Knight Mrs, Clifford c. Herbst; program Mrs. Marshall W. Meth, chairman Miss Emily s. Brown of Naugatuck Mrs Frank J. Kenney, Mrs. Harold E, Chittenden of Naugatuck, Mrs b. Bradford Ripley of Watertown.
 Others were, membership, MISS Ruth Barry, chairman, Mrs. George Dubpernell of Oakville, Miss Helen Beliveau: international relations Mrs. John IT. Foster. chairman, MISS Elizabeth Kane, chairman of peace action, Miss Catherine F. Connor Miss Julie P. Atkins: Emily Gard ner Munro, student loan fund, Mrs Arthur Buckam, chairman for one year: Mrs. Arthur Purinton, for two years, and Miss Geneva Page, TOT three years; social, Mrs. Edward F. Eisenwinter, chairman, Miss Ine2 B. l.. Clough, Brs. c. Walker Bisset
 Members of the nominating com mittee were as follows: Mrs. Henry E. Stoughton, chairman, Miss Mar Qaret Croft, Mrs. Edward B. Nc Elligott, Miss Alma M. Eaton, MISS Ruth Sperry. ..
 Hostesses yesterday afternoon were. Miss Julie P. Atkins. Miss Gertrude Traurig. Mrs. Thomas B. smith, Mrs. clifford G. HeroSt' Mrs. A, Earle Smithies.
 Miss Marjorie Bailey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank H: Bailey of Essex avenue, who is to DC mar ried in June to Stanley s. Foster was honored at personal shower given recently by Mrs. II. A. Marsh and Mrs. Albert Lang at the for- mer's home on Faber avenue. Decorations for the party were oi yellow and white. The guests m- cluded Mrs. B. M. Freeman, Mrs' Gustav Lang, Mrs. Edward Dove Mrs. Harold Iris. Mrs. Alma Mat son, Mrs. Charles Mccarthy. Mrs Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Andrew OLeary, Mrs. c. W. Johnson. Mrs' Arnold Munroe. Mrs. Rose POW ell. Mrs. Harold Slater, Mrs. Chris tine Powell. Mrs. Wilbur Larson, Mrs. Prank Bailey. Mrs. Eugene Crandell, Mrs. Olive Chase. Mrs Harry Anderson, Mrs. Charles Shade. Mrs. Donald Sturgeon oi Bristol, Mrs. Harold Bailey. Mrs T.. ward of Torrington. Mrs. Ed- ward Mlnkler of New Haven. MES Mildred DoolittIc of Wallingiord' Misses Ruth Powell. Annabelle Me Orath, Evelyn Poulsen, Marion Chase, Eleanor Belyea. oertrune Freeman, Mary Mccarthy. Rose scroplon, Louise Scorpion, Flor enee Stevens and Iva Iris.