The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-28
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Mrs! Edscn R. Granger pre-. sided 9at the business meeting of the evening department of the Second Congregational church in the parish house. Tuesday everi- ing. Reports of the various officers were read and approved. It was voted to-. donate sum of : $fO to the Red Cross for the flood suf- ferers. Tentative plans were made for a. card party to be held in the near future, with Mrs. Ben jamin Tracy in charge, the :, date to be aniaounced later. A number. of needleWork articles were dis tributed to be completed at, home, The next meeting, to be z held Tuesday, evening, Feb. will be a Valentine party in charge of Mrs. Homer Bronson and the pros gram committee. Each one at tending Is asked to bring a penny valentine. The hostesses who served at the recent meeting were Mrs. Martin. E. Lane, Mrs. John Calender and. Mrs. Samuel Ray. Those attending were. Miss Hazel Haskin, Miss Mildred Tracy, Mrs. Harry Austin, Mrs. William Laird, Mrs. Everett Stanley, Mrs. Harry Lathrop, Mrs. John Calender, Mrs. Duncan c. Rose, Mrs. sam uel Ray, Mrs. Homer Bronson, Mrs. Mabel Adgate, Mrs. Edson R. Granger, Mrs. Thomas Nor gan, Mrs. Walter E Blake, Mrs. Howard Holcomb, Miss Bessie Vaughn, Miss Margaret Edwards, Miss Margaret Henderson, Miss Margaret Mackie, Miss Hazel Beecher, Mrs. Carl Cross, Miss Anna Abeling, Mrs, D. o. Ander- son, Mrs. Albert Gaess, Mrs. Will liam Schneider, Mrs. William Reid, Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. Martin E.sLane, Mrs. Benjamin Tracy and Mrs. Walter B. Robi- son.
 A double birthday party was held at Grange Hall recently for William Gilmour and Leland Smith. The hall was atractively decorated for the occasion. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Hugh Scallen, and Harry Lasher of New Haven, MT. I and Mrs. Harry Thibodeau of New Britain, MT. and Mrs. Louis Corbett of Bristol, MT. and Mrs. William Barnard, Misses Mary OLeary, Rose .Bolan of Hartford, Mir. and Mrs. William Gilmour, MT. and Mrs. Leland Smith, pr. and Mrs. Harold Gilmour, Mfr. and Mrs. Andrew Gill mour and Betty Jane Gilmour, MT. and Mrs. Burton Walker, Donald and Doris Walker, MT. and Mrs. Fred Boucher, MT. and Mrs. Leroy Miller, MT. and Mrs. Frank Lock- hart, MT. and Mrs. Harley Calxins, MT. and Mrs. Albin Anderson, MT. and Mrs. A. R. Moore, MT. and Mrs. Noble Austin, MT. and Mrs. Frank Crippen, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Reid, Joseph Holmes, Mir. and Mrs. Er- nest Raymond, Miss Ida Raymond, Harold Woodcock, Grace Simmons, James Hartley, F. J. Wall; Edward Kiernan, E.. Travel, John Moore, MT. | and Mrs. George Kingston, Rose and George Kingston, all of this city, William German and Her. bert Marshall.
 The Daughters of Ruth class of the South Federated church met recently with Mrs. w. Gamaliel Bailey as hostess. Mrs. Bush pre-, sided at the business meeting. Dur ing the evening readings were giv- en by Mrs. Harry H. Walcott and piano solos wer given by Mrs. Fred Benson and Mrs. James Bur- ton. A lunch was served. The guests were Mrs. Russell Payne, Mrs. Lyall H. Hill, Mrs. Joseph Kneen, Mrs. Elmer G. Robinson, Mrs. Fred Benson, Mrs. Jacob Francis, Mrs. James Burton, Mrs. David Gowans, Mrs. Harry Wal tott, Mrs. Miller P. Dayton, Mrs. Hubert Sammis, Mrs. John Bush, Mrs. Ella Wooding and Mrs. W. c. Bailey. ,
 MT. and Mrs. William Sanderson of South Main stret are spending several days in New York city.