The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-01
Party For Veterans
 In Hospital Is Set
Mir. and Mrs. John Byrnes to Entertain for Newngton Inmates Tomorrow Class COnvenes Tonight
WATERVILLE
Mrs. R w. ienlon-l7S6 Thomaston Ave.-TeL 3.S46.

at 8 o'clock. Charles Rietdyke, pres- ident of the federation will be in charge. Rev, Alison J. Smith pastor of Grace church will be the speak, CT, Members from Meriden, Ansu- mia, New Britain and Thomaston will be In attendance. David R, Bristol of Meriden, newly elected state president, will be present. At the conclusion of the meeting re- treatments will bo served by the Everyman's Bible class of Water. vile.
 Initiation Planned
 Pridt of Welch circls, Compan. ions of the Forest has received an invitation from Pride of Wash- ington circle of Torrington to at. tend their class initiation Sunday afternoon, Dec. i2. Supreme officers will be present, including Mrs. Della Monahan and Mrs. Alma Claire Clark, supreme financial secretary. A luncheon will be served previous to the meeting and all of the local circle wishing to attend arc asked to contact Mrs, Ethel Byrnes or Mrs. Ruth Rooney who will make tho necessary reservations.
 Progressive Supper
 Members of Epworth league soc ciety of Grace Methodist church partook of Q progressive supper Erie day night, when they left tho church at 6 o'clock, and then went to tho homes of various members where Q single course of tho meal was served.
 They first went to the homo of Betty Wilson on Colonial avenue, where tomato juice and crackers were served. From there they went to Essex avenue to tho homo of Dorothy Atherton for pickles, olives and celery. At the home of Raymond Wilson on Thomaston avenue, the meat course in tho form of Shep- herds pic was served, They then travelled to Cooke street to the home of Evelyn Black for a salad, after which cake and ice cream were en- loved at Lorraine Krafts' houqe on Lone Oak avenue. Tho last stop- ping place was on Wheeler street at the home of Merton Hornbeckor where nuts, candy, coffee and cake were served. This progressive sup- per took about four hours to com pletc, after which the members re- mained at the Hornbeeker home for 0 social hour,
 Those attending were George Wright, Betty Wilson, lois Brawt, Barret Brown. Marion Niver, June Cook, Russell Farnlof, Dorothy Ath- erton, sherman Brown, Merton Hornbecker, Lawrence Vibbert Mi- not Greene, Evelyn Black, Howard Kemp, Douglas and Leona Stephens, Janet Brodie, Stanley Stephens, Lorraine Kraft and Raymond Wilson also MT. and Mrs, George Horn becker, Mrs. Smith and Jean Smith.
 Bridge Results
 Tn tho Tuesday afternoon tourna- ment of the Waterville Cornell Bridge club conducted by Mrs. John Morlarty, the top scorers were North and south--MrS. Leon Totten and Mrs. Charles Velte---43 Mrs. Charles Caffrey and Mrs. Ward Henion. 28. East and West--MrS. Homer Senior and Mrs. Edward Cookson 36 i-2: Mrs. James Largay and Mrs. Joseph Montambault, 34.
 The official standing follows: Mrs. Leon Totten and Mrs. Timothy Fer. ris, 2i8 l.3; Mrs. Charles Catfrey and Mrs. Ward Henlon, l00; Mrs. c. Arthur DuBois and Mrs. George French, i06 i-2; Mrs. Homer Senior and Mrs. Edward Cookson, ioi i.2. Armies To Meet
 officers of the Red and Blue armies of Everyman's Bible class, will hold q business meeting tomor- row evening at the home of Joseph Caron on Homer street. Tho meet. ing will be held at o'clock. All officers arc requested to attend.
 Court Welch, P. of A. will hold a regular business meeting tomorrow evening ct 0 o'clock at ForeSterS' hall, Important matters will be dis- cussed. Members arc urged to bc present. Following the business ses- sion Q social hour will be enjoyed. when cards will be played and rec | frcBhmerts served.