The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
County Group To Meet April 27

0Clulud 4IhCL O4 kAAAAA1 oOAONe A0 AA charge of local reservations for the spring dinner meeting of the New Haven County Democratic Women's organization which will be held at Conheady's Oakdale tavern in Wal lingford, Tuesday evening, April 27, at o'clock with chairman, Mrs. Nora Harris of New Haven presid- ing. The committee in charge con- sists of members of the 18th sena- torial district, Mrs. Catherine w. Quinlan of North Haven, chairman, Mrs. Mary Moriarty, Miss Marjorie Mccarthy, Mrs. George Fitch, Mrs. John Hamilton and Mrs. William Lynch.
 The guest speakers will be Attys. Frank Odlum and John Bailey of Hartford. MT. Odlum will speak on Social Security" and MT. Bailey who is regional director of the Con- necticut Young Democrats will speak on the organization. Dr. B. Malcolm Harris, federal parole officer and state central committeeman for the 18th district and Atty. James P. Doherty of Hamden will also give short talks. The entertainment is in charge of Mrs. William J. Lynch of Wallingford. Mrs. Lynch is we'll known as singer. In addition to her program she will also lead in community singing. Dancing will be held.
 The annual junior promenade of the class of 1888 at Holy Cross college was held Friday evening at the Hotel Bancroft, Worcester, Mass. Vergil Sciullo, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Sciullo of South Elm street, the only local student in the junior class, was a member of the music committee in charge of ar- arrangements. During intermission, en- tertainment was furnished by the Holy Cross Crusaders, under the di- rection of Ellsworth Simpson, '37 of Bristol. Local members partici- pating were Andrew Monagan, '37 of Euclid avenue. Vergil Sciullo, '38 and Robert Quinn, 40 of Cooke street. Miss Carmen Kennedy, of New York, a student at Marymount col lege was the guest of Vergil Sciullo. Raymond Earth, 40 of Lounsbury street has as his guest Miss Harriet Allen of Arden road, student at the College of New Rochelle. Edward J. O'Donnell, '37 of Middle street, was a member of the usher corps.
 At 8 meeting held recently at the home of President Carolyn Pom- ponio Miss Mildred Noren was elected chairman for the May din- ner-dance of the Sigma Tau Beta sorority which is to be held at Bar ney RappS on May .21st. As her as sistants, Miss Noren appointed Miss Elsie Engratt. Those attending said meeting included the following members: Misses Rose Arcovia, Ann Naylor, Peggy Roberts, Beatrice Ben edetti, Louis Patrick, Elsie Engratt Jennie Cocchiola, Margaret Roberts
 Evelyn Morrissey, Katherine Var
 mela and Carolyn Pomponio.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Schildgen, ST.
 of East Waterbury road entertained
 at their home Sunday afternoon anc evening in honor of their silver wed.
 ding anniversary. A musical pro. gram, group singing and games were enjoyed during the day and refresh ments served. Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Bell nitz, MT. and Mrs. Richard Groet- zebach, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Web- CT, MT. and Mrs. William Fossen- der, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Weh- finger, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Delaney, MT. and Mrs. William Drescher, Miss Theckla Straub, Mrs. E. Griffin, Mrs. E. Ganter, Mrs. Francis Camp, Mrs. Max Karnein, Mrs. Emil Niedmann, Mrs. Deborde, Mrs. Bertha Burke, Mrs. Lena Honegger, Mrs. s. Foss- bender, Miss Mary Delaney, MT. and Mrs. Henry Schildgen, Jr., Mrs. Emily Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Henry Formers.