The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-10

Waterville, Oct. 10--Mrs. Frank T.
Dews and Mrs. Carl Froelich were
hostesses at a surprise shower given
recently at Mrs. Froelich's home, on
Wheeler Street, for Miss Dorothy
Dews, who will be married In the
near future TO Winston Westile, OF
Hamden.
Those attending were, the Misses,
E. M. Weeks, M. A. Barrett, Ida
Sears, Grace Rouse, Eunice Camp,
Ethel Balch, Esther MacAllister
Mrs. Jennie E. Wilder, Mrs. Lillian
Bronson, Mrs. Robert Bennington,
Mrs. George Angle, Mrs. Eta raw,
Mrs. Lucy Andrea. Mrs. Lillian Pear
son, Mrs. Ruth Akley, Mrs. Myrtle
Blair, Mrs. Mary Mccormack. Mrs.
Myrtle Prindle, Eunice and Myrtle
Prindle Of Goshen, onn., Mrs. Maude
Bradley Of South Britain; Mrs.
Charles Perry Of Watertown; Mrs.
Jack Westlie, Miss Faith and Grace
Westlie Of Hamden; Mrs. Howard
Dews, Miss Dorothy Dews, Mrs
Frank Dews and Mrs. Carl Froelich
The Parent Teacher Association
Of Waterville will present a Com
munity night program tomorrow
evening, 6:l5 o'clock, In the Sprague
school gymnasium.
For the children, there will be
Hobby show. Any child Of gram.
mar school or high school age. Is
invited TO display his or her pet
hobby. Members Of the committee
suggest children present their coll
lections Of stamps. sketch books,
collections OF nature studies, dolls.
stone collections and butterfly COL
lections.
The children are asked TO take
their things to the gymnasium on
Tuesday afternoon, between 100
o'clock and 1880. when Mrs. Louis
willard, Mrs. Napier Lorraine, Mrs.
Elmer Wilson. Mrs. Frederick
Hoadley, Mrs. Russell Anterior and
Mrs. John Byrnes, will be present.
AS a convenience TO the children
of the lower grades, the show will
be open at $3.50 o'clock. so that they
may view 1t, immediately following
school. Children Of the seventh and
eighth grades are invited to attend
the evening meeting. However
younger children must be accom-
panied by their parents, IN the
evening.
David r. Babson. an executive Of
the Waterbury Boy Scout Council
will be in attendance. and VIII
present the charter TO the new Wa
terviile Boy Scout troop, which I
being sponsored by the Casper 3
Davis, American Legion Post.
Miss Elma Stuckman, director o.
the Waterbury Girl Scouts will also
be present, and give q talk on Cir
Scout Activities.
Corps Meet Tomorrow
The Casper 8. Davis, American
Legion Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps
will meet Tuesday evening, 2 O'Clock
at Fraternity Hall. when all mem
bers are requested to bring theil
instruments. because new marches
will be practiced. Plans will also bt
discusser for q masquerade dance
to be held later In the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Hormon ant
family Of Pembroke avenue, TO-
Their with Mr.. mad Mrs. Russell
Atherton and children Of Essex ave-
nue. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keli'
her Of Chester avenue, spent yes
terday, at their cottage at 6ilvei
Sands, Milford. The cottage they
occupy was not damaged BY thu
recent hurricane, however the re-
strictions against people going intt
sections where cottages had beer
completely demolished had been re-
Gently removed, and they were o.
lowed to walk along the entire IRON
shorefront. and TO see the terrible
destruction.
The Ladies aid society Of st. MI
chaels church will Hold o meeting
this evening, at 1850 o'clock, In the
parish hall. Mrs. George 0oggifl
will preside. and plans Will be con-
tinued for the annual harvest sup.
per. which will DO an event OF O.
tober goth.
Members Of the Casper 8. Davis,
American Legion Post Will meet
Tuesday evening. OF 7:46 o'clock. Of
Fraternity hall, and 90 In body h
the Community Night program, at
the gymnasium, and witness the
presentation Of the charter to the
Boy Scout troop.
Going To Bridgeport
Mrs. Frank Carney, Mrs. Frank
Smith and Mrs. John Byrnes, also
Andrew Bell, will represent the
Casper Davis, Auxiliary and Post TO-
morrow evening, ct the meeting Of