The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-14
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Helen Leary Is
 ShoWer Guest

Miss Marguerite Gunshannon and Miss Alice Leary entertained at a buffet supper and miscellaneous shower on Wednesday evening in compliment to Miss Helen Leary who is to be married in the near future to Terrell Hebert.
 The guests included: Mrs. T. Joyce, Hannah Lynch, Mrs. P. Mo- Kenna, Mary c. McKenna, Sally O'Brien, Mrs. M. Cronin, Mrs. A. Quinn, Mrs. Edward Cronley, Mrs. J. Hendrickson, Mrs. A. J. Colgan, Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs. Joseph liar ris, Mrs. Patrick Wallace, Mrs. J. Delaney, Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, Mary Sullivan, Mrs. M. Sullivan, Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, Jr., Mrs. D. J. Lea ry, Mrs. P. Shea, Mrs. B. LaVallee.
 Mrs. Belinda Tracy, Margaret Tracy, Mrs. Joseph Griffin, Viola Massone, Mrs. William Harris, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Kendrick, Mrs. D. Blansfield, Mrs. M. Kinney, Mrs. John Sheehy, Mrs. O'Connell, Mrs. D. Lynch, Mrs. Joseph Rielly. Mrs. William Reynolds, Mrs. E. J. Mo- Grath, Mrs. H. Lyman, Annabelle McGrath, Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs. Crean, Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs. William Shee- ny, Mrs. Katherine Sullivan, Kath- erine Burns,
 Mrs. M. Lawlor, Mrs. P. Hussey, Mrs. M Sullivan, Mrs. J. Cunning ham, Mrs. J. Phelan, Mrs. J. Mur- phy, Mrs. D. Roche, Ann Sweeney, Margaret Sullivan, Mrs. M. Driscoll, Mrs. B. Byrne, Mrs. F. Hines of New Haven, Mrs. G. Sloss, Jr., Mrs. John Flaherty, Theresa Fleming, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. David Kelly, Cath crime German, Betty Lawlor, Edna Molusky, Margaret Sheehy, Mrs. Robert Cosgriff, Mrs. Murfield, Mae Leary,
 Margaret McEvoy, Gertrude Mo- Keown, Mary Flaherty, Mrs. Freder- 1ck LeFevre, Mrs. J. O'Connor and Mrs. c. O'Connor of Derby, Mrs. Theresa Shanahan, Mrs. Andrew Leary, Mrs. M. Lawlor, Mrs. Mar garet Braheney, Mrs. William Glea- son, Mrs. F. Mischou, Mrs. B. Mischou, Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs. Christine Donahue, Nora Sheehy, Rita Savers, Mrs. J. Martone, Mrs. J. Mulligan,
 Mrs. Thomas Leary Mrs. O'Brien, Edna Leary of Bridgeport, Helen O'Brien, Mrs. A. Hebert, Mrs. Will liam Hebert, Goldie Wilner, Sydell Wilner, Mrs. c. Denehy, Mrs. Pa trick Foley, Mrs. Maria Carroll, Mary Carroll, Peg Carroll, Bertha Leary, Mildred Holland, Mildred Hebert, Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Newtown, Mrs. Clarence Hebert, Mrs. Frank Sheehy, Mrs. Genevieve Kelly, Mrs. M. O'Connell, Mrs. Will liam Harris, Jr.
 Mrs. P. Griffin, Mrs. John Leary, Anna Griffin, Mrs. P. Hughes, Mrs. Frank Leary, Christine Brennan, Mrs. Mary Degnan, Margaret Sloss, Mrs. P. Tracy, Mrs. T. McEvoy, Sta tia McEvoy, Ann McEvoy, Bridget Bowling, Mrs. Healey, Helen Healey, Katherine Dalton, Mrs. E. Colgan, Mrs. E. Doll, Mrs. D. Millerick, Mrs. J. Leary, Mrs. Raymond Shaw, Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald, Mrs. D. Keen an, Mrs. Langford, Agnes Leary, Mrs. Mary Griffin,
 Mrs. Mary Fahy, Mrs. Andrew Leary, Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Mrs. M. Lepper, Mrs. Alice Horan, Mrs. Wiehm, Mrs. Langley, Mrs. Rappelt, Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Marsella, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Frisbie, Mrs. Scollay, Mrs. Tracey, Mrs. Hanley, Mrs. Horan, Mrs. Ma riani, Mrs. Galasso, Mrs. McDon- ough, Mrs. Kelley, Margaret Van Weyman, Mrs. Tuohy, Mrs. P. Lea ", Alice Leary, Bridget Bowling and Marguerite Gunshannon.
 Miss Mary Louise Pardee of New Haven was elected president of the Connecticut branch of the Womens auxiliary of the Episcopal church at the 57th annual meeting held re- cntly in New Haven. Miss Pardee, chairman of the national executive board, succeeds Miss Jennie Loomis of Windsor. Other officers are: first vice president and corresponding secretary, Mrs. P. H. Ingalls of Hartford; second vice president, Mrs. Frederick G. Rudlong of Hart ford; third vice president, Miss Katharine A. Nettleton of New Ha- ven; recording secretary, Mrs. Har- old Sperry of New Haven; treas urer, Mrs. John A. Forsyth, Jr, of Fairfield; supply secretary, Mrs. James l.. Goodwin of Hartford: educational secretary, Mrs. Thomas J. Shannon of Ansonia.
 The executive board presented Miss Loomis, retiring president, a gift of jewelry in recognition of her eight years of service as president of the auxiliary.
 A birthday party in honor of Will jam John Doran of 704 Hamilton avenue was held yestreday after noon in honor of his first birthday. Fifteen children and their parents attended. A delicious luncheon was served the guests.
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