The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-27
Kathleen OHdro
 Is Shower Guest

avenue was hoSCeSS aC Q shower given last evening ct her home in compliment to Miss Kathleen OHara of Meadow street who is to be married on August 9th to Thomas Sullivan of Ayers street. During the evening @ varied pro- gram of entertainment was en- joyed and a delicious luncheon was served. The honored guest was presented with Q beautiful gift.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Hus- sey, Mrs. Thomas O'Connor, Mrs. Fay Vincent, Mrs. Francis Feeley, Mrs. Jerry Barry, Mrs. Joseph Cos griff, and Misses Mollie Parker, Catherine Parker, Marguerite stod- dard, Rosalind Stoddard, Margaret Kilroe, Jane O'Hara, Amelia Des- roches, Margaret Noonan, Marie Noonan, vernette Noonan, Helen Noonan and Kathleen O'tIara.
 The Hyland House in Guilford will be the scene this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon, from until 5, of an unusual exhibit, sponsored by the Dorothy Whitfield Historical Society, Inc, of Guilford. The ex- hibition will be in the form of an old-fashioned wedding and its att tendant activities, from the wed- ding preparations through the wed. ding feast. Included in this exhibit will be 6 particularly fine showing of linens, china, glass and silver. Mrs. Ridgeley Hunt of New Haven Is president of the society, and Mrs, George doss of this city and Mrs. Rees McDufn are co-chairman.
 Mrs. Rienold R. Muckle was hostess at a luncheon held at her home on Bunker Hill avenue on Saturday afternoon at which time announcement was made of the marriage of Miss Audrey M. La- 0rande of Naugatuck to Albert F. Doughty of this city which took place July s, at the Methodist church in Seymour. Rev. Joseph Swain ofiiciated.
 Those Sattending the party were Mrs. Frank Tatro, Mrs. Ernest Mannweler, Miss Muriel Mannweil- Ter of Seymour, Mrs. Carl L'Fe and Miss Ruth Fehr of Tucson, Ari2., Mrs. Henry Grieder and Mrs. Frank McDermott of Naugatuck, Mrs. VII. liam IT. Grover, Mrs. Albert Klish, Mrs. Robert Currie, Mrs. Louis Os- borne, Mrs. Robert Breedon, Mrs. George Breedon, Mrs. Karl P. Kreiger, Mrs. Wayne La0rande, Mrs. Anna E. Doughty and Mrs. Muckle of Waterbury.
 Residents of Grove hall held Q picnic recently at Lake Quassa- paug. During the day swimming was enjoyed and Q supper was later served. Among those present were Misses Phyllis Stevens, Eliza beth Logue, Virginia Pratt, Helen Eearles, Hulda Reichenbach, oIrine Castonguay, Mrs. Ada B. Cam, Pauline Murphy, Clare Donahue, Helen Bauser, June Hanson, Marie Choinard, Mae 0eoghegan, Ann Kennedy, Alice Richmond, Edith Kennedy, Cornelia Wolfe, Mrs. Roger Gaess, Mary aMrtin, Julia Johnston, Peggy Pavlik, Lillian Nadeau, Julia 0rout, Mary Rakow- sky, Viola Cassiana, Alice Glynn. Anna Flanagan, Eva Babin, Flor ence Plumb, Mary Kennedy, and Ann Stephens.
 Mrs. John Wall of Elizabeth street aaA AR~s AASaa n,st1aa aR YaVeA1 street spent the weekend in New York city.
 Miss Margaret Canavan was host ess at e surprise shower held We'd nesday evening at her home on Ashley street, in compliment to Miss Irene Lonergan, whose mar. riage took place Monday.
 Old blue and white was used as the color scheme for the decora- tions. The bride-to-be was present. ed with various gifts including . pink poppy dinner set. A spa ghetti supper was served, and Miss Ruth Tucker assisted the hostess with the serving.
 The guests included: the Misses Shirley Parads, Betty Mc0rath, Kae Canavan, Grace Barton, Ruth Tucker, and Mrs. Harriet Shea, Mrs. John Grimm, Mrs. Alice Tucker, Mrs. Rita Tucker, Mrs. Frank Para. dis, Mrs. Josephine Tucker, Mrs. Jennie Tyrrell, Miss Irene Lonergan and Miss Margaret Canavan.