The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-07-26
Personal
Arrangements Completed
For Village Fair at Madison

othy ,Spooner; grabbing, Miss Nellie
Scranton; pony ride, Miss Carol
Chalker; ice cream, Mrs. Harry
Sweitzer; wishing well, Mrs. Irving
Bonoff; parcel post, Mrs. Edward
Reeves; cup o. tea, Mrs. Alpha
Goldsmith; fortune tellers, Mrs.
william j. Moffatt; hot dogs, Miss
Marjory Knox; carnival, Norman
Ford; posters, Miss Marion Field;
press, Mrs. Maurice Schatzle.
A surprise birthday party was
given in honor of Miss Josephine
Lopatorsky of Plantsville by Miss
Phyllis Bungardner at her home on
Clover street. A program Of enter
tainment was enjoyed. Those pres
ent were: Romilda Torchio, Helen
Zach, Grayce Miranda, Rosemary
Petrocione, Margaret Lopatorsky,
Josephine Lopatorsky Of Plantsville
and Phyllis Bungardnel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Tyrrell
of Chestnut Hill road, who cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
versary last week, were guests OF
honor at a party at their home re-
Gently. A color scheme of white and
gold was used in decoration. Table
centerpiece was large wedding
cake decorated with gold numerals.
Mildred l.. Davies read an original
poem dedicated to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyrrell and Robert Tyrrell enter
tanned with accordion solos. Group
singing was also enjoyed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyrrell we're given a white and
gold table lamp.
Guests present included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick A. Tyrrell, Mr.. ana
Mrs. william Tyrrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Marty, Robert Tyrrell and
Frederick Andrews, all Of Wolcott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen, Miss
Lynnett Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lynch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Benson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Tyrrell, Clifford
Tyrrell, Miss Dorothy Tyrrell, Har-
old Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamm, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Lynch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Leas, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Surdam, Clayton Lynch, Mr..
and Mrs. William Alcott, all of this
bred l.. Davies, and G. ]. Woods OF
Waterville, Mrs. Mary Frazier OF
city, Mrs. Cora T. Davies, Miss Mil
Meriden and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Baldwin of Hartford.
Mrs. George Woodland was hostess
at gathering held at her home on
Beecher avenue recently for the ben
eft of the Ladies' Aid society OF the
First Methodist church. Refresh
ments were served. Those attending
were Mrs. Truman Buell., Mrs. Wal
lace Clark, Mrs. Frank Sedgwick,
Mrs. Charles Sumpf, Mrs. Elton
Alexander, Mrs. Morton Fogg Mrs.
Leslie Coley and Mrs. Woodland.
Mrs. Anthony r. Fasano enter
tanned recently at her home on AL
bert place for her son, Robert who
celebrated his fourth birthday. The
house was prettily decorated In blue
and pink and birthday cake was
featured. Dancing was enjoyed and
lunch was served. The guest Of
honor received many pretty gifts.
Thos attending were Patricia Mae
and Marilyn Sue Bergin, Phillip and
Joan CLEAR, Janice and Shirley Ma
dore, Jeannine and Charmaine Mi
chaud, Jean O'Reilly, Dorothy Mae
and Robert Fasano, Anita Amer
stein, Robert and Albert STEMS,
Ralph Melio, Shirley Champagne,
Mrs. James Fasano, Anna Fasano,
Kay Speciale, Mrs. Francis Bergin,
Mrs. Anthony Melio, Ethel, Pearl and
Lillian Rivol, Mrs. Albert Michaud
and Mrs. Anthony Fasano.
Members of Alpha MI chapter OF
the Sigma Alpha Phi sorority Of the
Second Congregational church who
spent the past week at Pond Point
Beach, have returned, together with
others who were at the beach for
the weekend. They include Misses
Lillian Birzell, Dorothy Evitts, Mar
tina Mcknight, Mrs. Rose Hender-
son, Helen Dalton, Evelyn Belyea,
Hulda Reichenbach, Margaret Guf-
fle, Mary Adgate, Jean Webster. Will
mary Downes, Betty Warner, Eliza
beth Molin, Florence Mabey, Ruth
Chapman, Grace Galley, Lorraine
Castonguay and Ruth Faber.