The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-21
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss MaryD Dalton
 Guest At Parties

Miss Kaye Dalton was hostess at a shower given recently at the Sco- wills Girls cub in honor of her sis- ter Miss Mary Dalton who will be married on Saturday. Those attend ing were: Mrs. Vincent O'Neill. Mrs. Eugene Murphy, Mrs. John Moran, Mrs. Emma Moore, Mrs. John Fa- gan, Mrs. Timothy McEnerney, Mrs. William Clasby, Mrs. Charles Mee- han, Mrs. Torrance Coughlin, Jr., Mrs. John Brennan, Mrs. Louis Ja- mele, Mrs. Walter Niebuhr, Mrs. Jihn Lahey, Mrs. John Dalton, Mrs. Mary Seery, Mrs. Edward Roche, Mrs. Leo Marshall, Mrs. Michael Kelly, Mrs. John Purcell, Mrs. Ter rance Coughlin, ST., Mrs. Francis Nolan, Mrs. Howard Hogan, Mrs. Edward Mcdonald, Mrs. Catherine Ahearn, Mrs. Edward Connors, Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Joseph Benoit, Mrs. John Driscoll, Mrs. Joseph Danaher, Mrs. Alex Sass, Mrs. James Hyland, Mrs. James Coxie, Mrs. Edward Goggins, Mrs. William Carroll, Mrs. Edward Conway, Mrs. William Gyuriscko, Mrs. Joseph Kendrick, Mrs. Thomas Sheehan, Mrs. Timothy Sullivan, Mrs. William Byron, Mrs. Patrick Ford, Mrs. David Williams, Mrs. John Schloss- CT, Mrs. Raymond Darling, Mrs. Ed ward Lahey, Mrs. Rose McMahon, Mrs. George LaBohne, Mrs. John Phelan, Mrs. Francis Coughlin. Agnes Shanahan, Pegi Conway, Eve lyn Seery, Mary Birmingham, El- eanor Morority, Ann Birmingham, Kaye Lahey, Frances O'Neill, Ann Danaher, Bette Birmingham, Mary Danaher, Ella Williams, Mae Con- way, Madeline McEnerney, Kaye Dalton, Milicent Lahey, Kaye Byron, Eleanor Ford Bette Byron, Mary Byron, Mae Conway, Kathryn Con- way.
 Sunday the Mt. Olive AME Zion Church will observe Woman's Day, one of the Connectional Days of the AME Zion Church. There will be three services all of which will be in charge of the Missionary So- cieties of the church as follows:
 Ten forty-five a missionary ser- mon will be preached to the soci- eties and their friends and we'll wishers by the pastor, Rev. s. w. Weller. A. choir made up of mission ary workers will sing. At 3 p. m. a program will be rendered by the young women's society and the Buds of Promise (the childrens society," The days celebration will conclude with program by women's society at 7:45 o'clock. At all of these serv- ices the women will preside. Mrs Corrine Nunn is president of the women's society, Mrs. Ethel Calling of the Young Women's society and Mrs. Elsie Mum of the Buds of Promise.
 Miss Florence PasSaro was hostess at a miscellaneous shower on Tues day evening at Suozzo's Palm Room in honor of Doris DiZinno, who i. to be married to William Sileo ir October. Those present were tht Misses Louise Lauidis, Mary Sileo Jennie Recchia, Josephine Bozzuto Lucy De Posquale, Angeline Pinto Matilda De zinno, Jennie Negarc Jennie Milite, Lydia Milite, Mar, Maselli, Isabel Vegliante, Angelin Mrinelli, Mrs. Lena Passaro, Mrs Frank Marinelli, Mrs. Angeline Di Zinno, Mrs. Anna Sullo, Mrs. Lena Jocaruso, Mrs. Frances DiZlnno Mrs. V. Sileo, Mrs. Catherine Florio Mrs. Rose Beradi, Mrs. Dora Veg. liante, Mrs. Antoinetee Quattro Mrs. Theresa Pisani, Miss Doris Di. zinno and Miss Florence Passaro.
 The Connecticut Valley Colby Alumnae association will hold 6 meeting Oct. ' in the home of Mrs John H. Foster, Porter Hill, Mid. dlebury. There will be a picnic luncheon at l.; and all Colby women Y, in the vicinity of this city are in- vited. Mrs. Carl J. Sandberg ot West Hartford is president of the association, and Mrs. E. w. Pier son of Waterbury is the secretary. Miss Mary Schmidt, president of the Waterbury chapter of the Col lege of New Rochelle alumnae will preside at the supper meeting of the alumnae to be held Tuesday September 26, at Oakdale tavern ill Wallingford.