The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-20
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 yULETIDE FETE.
Gifts Exchanged at Long
 Acres Inn Party of AssO. citation Members
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WVlCUtbg OsCs W-xH0 WoiCOtI Teachers Association held their an. nual ChriStfnas party Thursday night ct Long Acres Inn on Central avenue. The committee in charge were Miss Rita Titzmaurice, MisA Ellen Hunt and Miss Amelia 0aluc. ci. The table decorations were made by Mrs. Marceiia Dolafl O'Rotirke, who was unable to attend. Gifts were exchanged among the teach- CTS. Teachers of the school iii Pros- pect were guests of the association.
 Those present were the misses, Jean Cofkindeie, Mary Reach, Hel- en Hartnett, Helen eokolaski, Susan Cocchiola and Miss Coafl from Prospect; Amelia 0alucci, Emma Mae Terrill, Ellen Hunt, Rita Fitz- maurice, Betty Baldwin, Loretta Barry, Gara Sweeney, Helen Mrag, Mrs. Rose Klltka, Mrs. Dorothy Nor- ton King and Mrs. Marie Conner Peck of New Haven. The last two were former teachers here.
 90 Years Old
 Mrs. Alfred II. Wincheil who makes her home with her son Louis Wincheil and Mrs. Wincheli of Lews Is avenue celebrated her e0th birth. day Sunday ct her home. Many gifts were received by Mrs. Wirchell in- cluding beautiful flowers and cards, Lunch was served to the guests Who were: Rev. Philip King Of the Plantgville Congregational church; Mrs. Ernest Hobsofl Of Mtildale; Harry Wincheli Of Piantsviiie, MT. and Mrs. M. Yeoinai1S and daughter Anita of Hainden, Mrs. Edward Brill of goutiiingtof, MT. and Mrs. |. II, Avery of Winsted, Mrs, Lucy Harris of Waterbury, Mrs. Arthur Yarring- ton, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Wincheil and son Rohe and Mir. and Mrs. Louis Wincheli Of Wolcott.
 The Waterbury Mattatuck Youths Temperance Council held c banquet at the Mil Plain Union Church gym Friday night il honor Of the local Y. T. c. councils iith annivef. sary and also in honor Of Frances Willard the founder.
 Walter oidroyd was master Of ceremonies, and those who spoke at the guest table were Mrs. Mabel Preusser, vice state president Of the W. r. 0. U,; Rev. Gertrude Coc, councillor Of the local group spoke OH the life Of Frances Willard, Mrs. Ralph Roberts, first leader Of tho Waterbury group.
 Others at the guest table who gave remarks were; Rev. Matthew Madden and Mrs. Madden, Mrs. Walter Oidroyd, Miss Virginia Rob- erts, Albert Coe and Isabelle Vens ter, state vice president.
 Members Of the local council who spoke were: Joyce German, treasurs CT, Leslie coiey assistant treasurer, Doris Manson, recording secretary, and Virginia Norway, focal vice president.
 Tho decorations were in blue end white with c cake with eleven cans dies being the eefiterpieee ct the guest table. There were % present with 2 representatives, from the Litchfield, Y. T. c, After the ban. quet, Miss Anna Vaienu Of Waters bury who b blind gave selections on the piano and accordion. Pictures were shown Of Camp Rainbow and ( picture "Paysoff" was enjoyed. A quartet from the locai Y. T. c. cofii- posed Of Harold Hill, William Carew, Arthur ePtsfson aad Albert Coe sang, aiso Margaret Mitchell. Helen Mitchell and Joyce German entertained with songs.
 Hospitallsed
 Emil 0Tosch of Shelton avenue who is c patient at St. Mary's hos. pital is resting comfortably and ig now able 10 receive visitors.
 Mrs. Thomas eeery Of the Bristol road is II ct her home.
 The Wolcott Congregational church Sunday school viii hold their Christmas exercises Friday night ct ' D. m. in the Beecher Memorial Hail with the officers Of the Sunday school in charge.