The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10

Red carnations; and white stock In c crystal bowl with dark blue candles and crystal candelabras formed the centerpiece for the tea table at the Midwinter Tea held at the Waterbury Women's Club Tues day afternoon.
 White tulips and white srlapdrag- oEiS and baskets of ferns decorated the stage where Floyd Evans Mu- steal Ensemble entertained members of the club and their guests.
 At the tea table, were Mrs. John Coe. Miss Alberta Edell, Miss Edith Camp and Mrs. Edwin Jones.
 '-The Twelve Pound Look" by Sir James Barrie was read by Althea Delight Clark. She entertained the audience with . group of humorous readings: Common Sense and Cal- ories", 1.-TWO Married Women in the Stock Exchangev and "An English man Woman ct the Greengrocers".
 Mrs, Frederick Margraff, presi- dent, announced the Colonial Play and Tea will be given at the club house, February 19, with Mrs. Her. man Rooster as chairman. The Wo- mems club chorus will give Q corl- cert at the next meeting, February 9. Mrs. clifford H. Wells is chair man of the club chorus.
 Decorations were in charge of Mrs. Harold c. Manning, chairman or the room committee. Mrs. Man ming was assisted by Mrs. Victor H. Hedburg, Jr., Mrs. Richard Jeter. Mrs. Robert E. Platt, Mrs. Louis von Lott and Mrs. E. Rogers Bradley.
 The tea was in charge of Mrs. Melvin w. Skiff, chairman of the social committee. Mrs Skiff was assisted by Mrs. Matthew Adgate, Mrs. Charles P. Harper, Mrs. Burton J. Hine, Mrs. William Van Tassel, Mrs. Donald C.. Henderson, Ms. Ralph A. Wheeler, Mrs. Charles R. Leader, Mrs. George E. Merkle, Mrs' Harold Weyand, Mrs. John l.. vaili' Mrs. Charles w. Stewart, Mrs. Rop- ert H, Dean, Mrs. Frederick Stew art. Mrs, Ellsworth Candee, Mrs. J. w. Borchardt, Mrs. Fremont AL derson, Mrs. Ransford Harrison, Mrs. Ernest A. Say, Mrs. Leroy Benham, Mrs. Franklin Reed, Mrs. Paul Petersen, Mrs. Harold Morrell, and Mrs. George Cashman.
 The program was in charge o1 Mrs, Donald Post, chairman Of the program committee. Mrs. Post was assisted by Mrs. Walter L. Barrows, Mrs. Lawrence c. Bean, Mrs. How ard E. Coe, Mrs. David B. Gaines and Mrs, E. Robert Stevenson.
 Those attending the tea included: Mfs. Jesse Straegman, Mrs. John ThOms, Mrs. E. Scott. Miss Marie MacDonell, Mrs. Joseph Keeler, Mrs. H. L. Griggs, Mrs. Ellery o. kil- bourn, Mrs. James Russell, Jr., Mrs. Charles Jacobs, Jr, Mrs. E. T. Ing ham. Mrs. William Faeth, Mrs. Earl samson. Mrs. w. L. Loomis, Miss E. Kendall, Mrs. E. T. Ford, Mss Alice Beardsley, Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mrs. Walter Wood, Mrs. George Slater, Mrs. Harold F. Rogers, Mrs. Arthur 8. Rogers, Mrs. Walter wal Iaee. Mrs. Herbert Ven Veer, Mrs. G. E. Towle, Mrs. E. Rogers, Mrs. I.. B. Chalmers, Miss Mary-Lee Jeter. Mrs. Roberts, Hannegan, Mrs. Lee H. Williams, Derby, and Mrs. F. E. Sperring.
 Other guests included Mrs. Alfred Halloway, Mrs. James Twitchell, Mrs. Edmund James, Mrs. James Tyler, Mrs. A. 0. Swensor. Miss Alice Pierce. Mrs. A. D. Smith, Miss Freda Higgins, Mrs. Howard Clin- gan, Mrs. Lillion Gray, Mrs. A. P. 0ilkey, Mrs. E. P. Wagner, Mrs. Augustus Nugent, Mrs. Wendell Vaill, Mrs. Charles Manning, Mrs. William A. Service, Mrs. Clyde Mil Ter, Miss Cynthia Thompson, Mrs. I ester Camp. Mrs. l. B. Clarke, Mrs.