The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
Church Group Enjoys
 Bridge And Picnic

 Henry l.. Platt in Winchester was the scene of 8 picnic bridge on We'd nesday afternoon for members of Group l of the Women's society of the Bunker Hill church. Mrs. Edwin Roberts was in charge of the event assisted by: Mrs. Edward Anderson. Mrs. James Abercrombie, Mrs. Jesse Burton, Mrs. F. B. Daniels, Mrs. Frank B. Hess, Mrs. Frederick Hoad- ley, Mrs. William T. Leggett. Mrs. Claude Leonard, Mrs. Charles Mac Burney, Mrs. Harold L. Morgan, Miss Charlotte Merchant, Mrs. Henry Platt. Mrs. Eugene Rogers, Mrs. Charles Slater, Mrs. H. L. Thorout and Mrs. Charles E. Welton.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Clar- ense W. Shader, Mrs. Charles E.. MacBurney, Mrs. Lawrence B. But terfield, Mrs. Walter Wood, Mrs. William T. Manning, Mrs. Edmund Becker, Mrs. Frederic Burnes, Mrs. alter Lowell, Mrs. George H. Wells, Mrs, IdriS Alderson, Mrs. N. B. Cor don.
 Mrs. William Westerman, Mrs. Raymond Mills, Mrs. Warren Doo- little, Mrs. Andrew Kinkel, Mrs. Arr thur Baldwin, Mrs. E. Nelson Can field, Mrs. Leon P. Squires, Mrs. Otis A. Squires, Mrs. Irving Ross, Mrs. C.. F. Mackay, Mrs. c. W. Lines, Mrs. O.. D. Tyack. Mrs. c. L. Auber, Mrs. Harold Morgan, Mrs. John Potter, Miss Dorothy Potter, Mrs. c. A. Lewis, Mrs. H. A. Ludlum, Mrs. A. M. Fairbank, Mrs. R. 0. Rendell, Miss Helen Schell, Mrs. Leonard Welton, Mrs. Fred Dunsmoor, Mrs. Howard Branch, Mrs. Ralph B. Storey.
 Also Mrs. c. E. Bloom, Mrs. M. I. Anderson, Mrs. Leon D. Drake, Mrs. c. w. Leonard, Mrs. F. B. Daniels, Mrs. c. A. King, Mrs. H. c. Powles, Mrs. Warren s. Robbins, Mrs. Ar thur Howes, Mrs. William Dorr, Mrs. Eugene Rogers, Mrs. Frank Mc- Laughlin.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Weston of Will low Street have returned after spend ing several days ill New York City.
 MT, and Mrs. William M. Carroll and daughter, Margaret, of Baldwin Street, are spending a vacation at Bayview.
 Announcement is made of the list of sponsors for the exhibition which the Society of Connecticut Craftsmen is sponsoring this weekend at Bat tell House in Norfolk. The exhibi- ton opened Thursday and continues through Saturday. The sponsors in- clude:
 Mrs. Harry Atwood, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Barstow. Dr. Rich ard I. Barstow, Mrs. Albert R. E. Bartlett, Mrs. Edward 0. Bench, Miss Cora Brown. MT. and Mrs. G. Lester Carlyle, Rev. Henry Cassidy, Mrs. F. Minot Blake, Mrs. Isaac Clark, MT. and Mrs. Philip Curtiss, Miss Dorothy Dyer, George Dyer, Mrs. Charles Garside, Mrs. Brendan Gill, Mrs. David Goodnow, Miss Katherine Van Wyck Haddock, MT. and Mrs. Maynard T. Hazen, Mrs. Harold Higgins. Miss Mary L. Hol- brook, Mrs. Ezra Horton, MT. and Mrs. George T. Johnson, Mrs. Mar 10 Lazo, Mrs. Elgood Lufkin, Mrs. George Malcolm, Mrs. Sylvester Mo- Namara, and Mrs. A. F. Miller.
 Mrs. Larkin Mead, Mrs. Winter Mead, Mrs. Seth Mooseley, Miss Mary c. O'Connor. Miss Helen Pet tibone. Mrs. A. w. Pinney, Mrs. Carroll J. Post, Rev. and Mrs. James Patter, Mrs. Edward Quintard, Mrs. Theron Rockwell, Mrs. Walter Schiller. Miss Edith Shepard; Mrs. Charles H. Spofford, Robbins Stoeckel Miss Sydney Thompson, Mrs. David Torrance. Mrs. Frank D. Ursone, Frfiederick c. Walcott, Mrs. Mary Whalen. Mrs. Robert Weh- mar. Mrs. Frederick c. Wildman and Mrs. c. Dickerman Williams.