The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-24
rsonalESOCZAL ACTIVITIES Weddings
Wells Entertain
Davenport, Group


i1r. and Mrs. Mnery Wells Of Mid
dlebl,ry recently entertained the
members Of Clarence @. Davenport
auxiliary and ;Emarson Liscomb
camp, United Spanish War Veterans,
recently, at q George washington
part. Vocal selections were enjoyed
md e luncheon was served. Among
Ease attending were: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hickey, Mr.. ana Mrs. George
Mc-slroy and John Slithers, all Of
Ansonia, and Mrs. Edith Rosengrant,
Mrs. Levi1a Dean, Mrs. Margaret
Krcpp, Mrs. Lura Dutton, Mrs. Eva
Kiely, Mrs. Ida Therkildsep, Mrs.
Margaret Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Durkin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Way,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Hoffman, Mr..
i. d Mrs. John Koley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Kropp, Misses Dorothy Hitch
cock, Beatrice Belanger, Margaret
Mann, Marie Therkiidsen, Harriet
Therkildsen, Eunice Therkildsen,
Irene Durbin, SYLVIA Durbin, jan
IL, Wells, Virginia Wells and Jo-
SEA Monogan. Edward Fitzpatrick,
vern Hoffman, John Wells and
Henry Wells, Jr. The auxiliary WILL
hold q bingo and card party Thurs
day evening at the armory. Mrs.
Anna Kropp win be in charge OF
the arrangements. So
The Junior league Of waterbury
are sponsoring "Recitals In Black
and White" tonight at the Water
bury Women's Club. Featured in this
are Bernice Dalziel, pianist and
Robert Alden Reaser, artist. The
entertainment is made up of equal
parts of music and drawing, orig
mated by these two artists, the re-
suit, "a captivating melange Of
drawing and music" Mr.. Reaser,
through the medium Of drawing,
tells humorous and dramatic tales
to the accompaniment of a descrip-
tive music by outstanding composers
During the past two seasons this
form of entertainment by these two
artists has proved a great drawing
card and over one hundrad recitals
have been given during the past two
seasons. Many leading organizations
have sponsored "Recitals in Black
and White" ~ 't2
Miss Catherine Roraback of Glen
Cove L. I. who has been visiting
with her aunt Mrs. r. Gallo of Ward
street was pleasantly surprised at a
house party which took place re-
Gently. Miss Roraback will enter the
training school for nurses at Mary
Immaculate Hospital Jan1iaca N. Y,
shortly.
Those attending were Catherine
Rogaback Lima Tata Gilda Christ
iaro, Margaret Pagano, Lena DON
nagylmma, Louise Pape, Florence
Margi, Margaret Gallo, Edith Gallo,
Mrs. Sue Mazalupo, Mrs. Arthur
Hornbecker, Mrs. George Miller, and
Mrs. Rocco Gallo.
Mrs. Edward Mayo OF Maple ave-
nue. was hostess at surprise fare
wen party given in honor Of her
niece Miss Catherine Roraback Of
Glen Cove, L. ]. Miss Roraback who
is entering the March class at the
Mary Immaculate Hospital in ia
maica, N. Y, was presented
with a purse. A buffet luncheon
was served and games and dancing
were enjoyed. N~r sts--~ We
Those present included: :, Miss
Catherine Roraback, Miss Margaret
Gallo, Miss Adeline Bates, Mrs. Rose
Bates, Mrs. James Roraback, MIR.
Francis Roraback, Mr.. Henry Car
bon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Blum, Mr..
Henry Roraback, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
Houle, Miss Katherine Campbell, Mr..
Robert Roraback, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Neidemann, Mrs, Mary Lnddy, Mrs.
Margaret Campbell, Mrs. Henry
Roraback, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Mayo. 7 ~
Mrs. John Brown was reelected
president Of the Ladies Circle OF
the South Federated Church at a
recent meeting.
Other officers elected were vice.
president, Mrs. II. G. Terrell; Sec
rotary, Mrs. H. r. Logan; treasur-
er: Mrs. A. L. Payne; hostesses, Mrs.
Belle Sheldon and Mrs. Harry r.
Logan. Following the meeting a
birthday party was held for. three
members of the circle, Mrs. Adella
Smith, Mrs. Bessie Dodds and Mrs.
Oscar Van Wart. II ''P