The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-07
Recent Bride, Groom
 Given Purse At Fete
Mir. and Mrs. Frank McGratE HonOred at Testimonial
 at FOresters' Hall Saturday Evening
WASHINGTON HILL

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. McGrath of 249 Sylvan avenue were guests of honor at reception in Foresters hall Saturday night, which was att tended by approximately 100 persons. The reception was in celebration of the couples recent marriage. Mrs. McGrath is the former Helen M. Cutldy.
 Dinner was served early in the ev5ning. and a program of dancing and entertainment commenced im- nlediately. Music was by the Melody Boys.
 William Doc" Kelleher, as master of ceremoies, presented MT. and Mrs. McGrath with a purse. Arrange mcnts for the reception were made by Mrs. Rose Lynch, Joseph Null cunry, Mrs. Anna Sullivan, Isabel McGrath, Mary McGrath, Mrs. Ed ward Curley and John McGrath.
 Among those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Thomas Kelleher, Joseph Schildgan, Joseph Mulcunry, Robert German, Harold McGrath, Mir. and Mrs. Steven Conway, Steven Con- way, Jr., Mamie Conway, MT. and Mrs. Leo Conway, Henry Hayden, Irene Winters, Mir. and Mrs. John Dooley, MT. and Mrs. George Car ney, John McGrath, Betty Wall, Mir. and Mrs. William Sutton, Patrick Shea, Mrs. James Lawlor.
 Also, Mrs. Rose Lynch. Jerry Ker- win, Edward Curley, Jr., William Johnston, Gertrude Dwyer, Teresa Sweeney, Joseph Donahue, Mrs. B. Danasavage, Mrs. Ted Donahue, Mir. and Mrs. R. Boussou, Mrs. P. O'Connor, Ann McGrath, Mrs. Clare Guerin, Marian Van Dusen, Mary McGrath, Isabel McGrath.
 Also, Marian Blacker, Helen Mo Grath, Staeia Mcdonald, Mary Don- ahue, Irene Kemp, Ann Whelan, Margaret Conriors, Mary Connors, Helen Lynch, Mary Rielly, Irene Brousseau, Beatrice Bringman, MT. and Mrs. William McG Grath, P. Court ney, John Cavanaugh, Fred Talbot, John Parker, Dan Lizsdas, Profess sor Frederick Harmon.
 Also, Miss McCann, Marion Keane, Betty Maher, Marie Bauby Buckley, James Harrison, MT. and Mrs. Har- old Blacker, Mrs. J. Emmons, MT. and Mrs. J. Bradshaw, John Ooyle, Catherine Dufresne, MT. and Mrs. William Boyle, Mrs. Anna Walsh, MT. and Mrs. T. Buckley, MT. and Mrs. Chapman, MT. and Mrs. F. Whalen, MT, and Mrs. J. Lynch, MT. and Mrs. William Kelleher.
 Also, MT. and Mrs. James German, MT. and Mrs. Ross, Mir. and Mrs. J. McGrath, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Brophy, MT. and Mrs. Charles Bring man, MT. and Mrs. Thomas MeGrath, Mir. and Mrs. Pat Goggins, J. Mc- Grath, MT. and Mrs. William Blacker, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McGrath, Harold McGrath, MT. and Mrs. Edward Our ley.
 Mrs. J. Lawlor, Mrs. Sadie Van Du- son. Mrs. Catherine Miller, Mrs. Dennis Curtis, Mrs, Anna Sullivan, Mrs. James Calvin, Mrs. Sara Ham ley, Mrs. Frank Coleman, Mrs. Mar garet Miller, Mrs. Philip Kropp, Mrs. Joseph Cosgrove. Mrs. Frank Cas- per. Mrs. D. Kemp, Mrs. J. Dolan and Mrs. Wayne Burns.
 Miss Helen V. Sweeney of Pleasant street and Miss Mary H. Reilly of Luke street took part in a round table discussion at a recent meet Ing of industrial nurses in New York city. Miss Reilly is employed by the Patent Button company and Sweeney by the Scovill Mfg. co.
 Meeting Tonight
 President William J. Johnston will preside tonight at q meeting of the Gents of the Hill in the Washing ton Park Community house at 8 o'clock.
 Co-chairmen Frank Tehan and Gene Ford of the entertainment committee will report on develop mei1ts of plans for the presentation of a play by the club.
 Tickets for the annual dinner dance of the group will be dis trihuted by the committee, which consists Of Mir. Johnston, Joseph Donahue, Rabert Grady, and Robert German. The dance will De held at Waverly Inn, December 2.
 ~CoIIeklate SWltigY
 aualleglate sWiAgH was presented