The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-31
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Santa Mario Circle Plans AnnuaI Installation

Columbus hall Sunday, Nov. 26. A dinner will follow at Shel Chateau.
 Mrs. Henry Hayden has been chosen chairlady of the arrange ments committee.
 Santa Maria Circle exemplified it's degree for the Silver City circle,
 National Daughters of Isabella in
 Meriden recently. Officers who took part in comforting the degree were National Inside Guard Miss Bea Shea, Regent Mrs. Mary O,Rourke, Past Regent Mrs. Margaret Cream
 ey, Vice Regent Miss Helen Quilter,
 Financial Secretary Miss Mildred
 McG Govern, Recording Secretary
 Mrs. Marion Miller, treasurer Miss
 Marjorie Quilter, Monitor Miss Jose
 phone F'illipone, Chancellor Mrs. Julia Delaney, Custodian Mrs. Ag-
 ness Proulx, Inside Guard Mrs.
 Marie Beckley, Outside Guard Mrs.
 Irene Dutil, Scribe Miss Margaret Frageau, Crganist MlE. Lydia Ay-
 otte. Other members taking part were Banner Bearer Mrs. Ruth La-
 Vallee, Guide Mrs. Ann Murphy,
 Guards Mrs. Bart. Quilter, Miss Norma Quilter, Miss Rafle Auferio, Mrs. Peter Emerson, Mrs. Dorothy Maloney, Mrs. Margaret McKenna, Mrs. Della Zinno, and Mrs. Della
 Hamilton. Choir members were: Mrs. Lydia Ayotte, Mrs. Ann Duffy, Mrs, Mary Muster, Mrs. Mary Byrnes, Mrs. Matthew Noonan, Mrs. Evelyn Diziek, Miss Mary Quilter, Miss Eileen Kelly, Mrs. Katherine Johnson.
 A large delegation of representa- tives from the local circle attended the state get-together day in New Britain Sunday. Mrs. Carolyn Man. ming, recently elected national re- gent, was the principal speaker.
 On the Feast of Christ the King, members of the Circle received holy communion in body at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. A prayer especially composed for the occasion was read by the regent and offered in fervent prayer to our heavenly king, that peace will be re. stored to the world.
 Miss Martha Morris of Wood Street was guest of honor at green- back shower given Wednesday eve- ming at the Scovill Girls Club by Mrs. P. J. Creaven. The table was attractively decorated in Halloween mode with a bridal cake as the cen- terpiece.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Wi- liam Sullivan, Mrs. B. Mulcahy, Mrs, R. Byrnes, Mrs. M. Wallace, Mrs. V. ONeill, Mrs. J. O'Neill, Mrs. F. Steck, Mrs. M. Shiel, Mrs. Eliza beth Downey, Mrs. Edmond Me- Grath, Mrs. Martin J. Brennan, Mrs. James Sheehan, Mrs. Mary Null holland, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs. Fruin, Mrs. Thomas Rush, Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Mary Shelley.
 Mrs. B. Gladney, Mrs. Joseph Rus klis, Mrs. Patsy Pomponio, Mrs. John McEvoy. Mrs. M. Daily, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Michael Kelley, Mrs. M. Tammany, Mrs. K. Keavin, Mrs. Dorothy Cummings, Mrs. E. Higgins, Mrs. M. Healey, Mrs. A. Healey, Mrs. Francis Tracy, Mrs. H. Kennelley, Mrs. William Clark, Mrs. Theresa Wright, Mrs. Eileen Cough, Mrs. Walter Clifford, Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. Arthur Sevigney, Mrs. Betty Darlington, Mrs. Jean Meranble, Mrs. Joseph Creaven, Mrs. Terrence Downey, Mrs. P. J. Creaven, Misses Peggy Doyle, Mary Heaven, Ann Tierney, Peggy Howard, Mary Me- Donald, Edna Wright, Charlotte Wright and Loretta Creaven.
 Misses Janet Brodie and Doro- thy Cook were in charge of the Halloween party given at the cot- tage of MT. and Mrs. George Horn- becker of Lake Zoar recently by members of the Epworth League of the Grace Methodist church. Those attending were Eleanor and Peggy zaugg, Marie Watson, Roberta Kearl, Janet Brodie, June and Dorothy Cook, Evelyn Black, Helen Wilson, Enid Chauveli, Mrs. Alison J. Smith, Lorraine Kraft, Olive Johnson, Dorothy Atherton, Arthur H. Twelves, Elmer Thorpe, Frank Johnson, Ebert Black, Hu- bert Pond, Ray Wilson, Ernest and Albert Caron, Stanley Ste- phens, Ernest Zeidler, Norman Johnson, Clarence Allen, John Twelves, Laurence vibbert, MT. and Mrs. George Hornbecker, Mae Honnegger, Howard Hornbecker and Merton Hornhecker.