The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-02
Home Economies Club Gathers

NeW YOrk HS uueCtOr or DuDllC Te" latlons. During the afternoon she making and also gave Q talk en- gave a demonstration of canape titled "A Modern Pandora's Bo."
 Mrs. Earl plerson was reelected president of the club and other members of the new slate accepted by the club yesterday were: Vice. president, Mrs. Phillip Greasy, reg lstrar and membership, Miss Elema kleinert; treasurer, Mrs, Charles Doherty; recording secretary, Mrs. Joseph Morrow, corresponding sec. retary, Miss Sally Real; press print ing, Mrs. Allan Upton Social Cor. respondents, Misses Mary Murphy and Ann Shanahan; finance chair" man, Mrs. Newton Alexander and press, Mrs. Sherman Brainard.
 Mrs. Hugo Lange was chairman of the nominating committee.
 Mrs. Eleanore La Grange of Por. ter street was hostess at e Russian party given Saturday night in honor of Joseph Senlch. A delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. La Grange rendered vocal selections while Miss Phyllis Diglmas accom- panied her at the plano. Joseph Senich demonstrated various Rus sian dances. Those persent were Rita Herbert, Edward Ferchette, Phyllis Digimas, Thomas Sullivan, Joseph Senich Larry Belval, August Farina, Francis Codianne, Eleanor La Grange, Edward La Grange, Ida o'Day, Charles O'Day, Madeline Codianne, Ray Douchotte, Con- stance MInervini, and Maurice Goucheardt.
 The work of Miss Theresa Buck, missionary nurse at Mount Sellnda, Africa, and former resident of Meriden, was described by Mrs. Martin Wells of Hartford at q meeting of the missionary depart- mcnt of the Womcn'S society Of the Bunker Hill church held ycs- tcrday. A trip to Lincoln Academy at Kings Mountain, N. O., was also described. An eighth grade teacher is sponsored there by the Council of Congregational Christian Women Of Connecticut.
 The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Herbert Knutson, Mrs, Leonard Welton, Mrs. Sofus Poul- son, Mrs. Claude Leonard, Mrs. Raymond Hebner, Mrs. c. Jud. son Wells and Mrs, Charles Heaven.
 The annual luncheon of the 30. clety will be given Friday May i5. Mrs. Clarence Bloom is chairman of the committee,
 The Sweet Briar Sorority held their -monthly meeting re. gently at the home of Misses Jen- nie and Connie Morca of 26 South Elm street, Mss Bertha Paoloni presided, Plans were discussed for the annual hike and hot dog roast party which will be held in the near future. The members enjoyed very interesting trip to New York recently. After the business meet- Ing was adjourned Q delicious supper was served.
 Members in attendance were Misses Bertha Paoloni, Rae BIs- cont, Marie Leon, Anna Poloncs, Jennie Morea, Tina Caparaso, $. Dolores Paoloni, Connie Morea. l
 The next meeting Sunday, May l2, will be held at the homo Of Misses Bertha and Dolores Paoloni of Baldwin street.
 The Connecitcut chapter of the national society, Daughters of Foun- ders and Patriots of America, Inc, will hold its spring meeting Monday | May G, at the Shuttle Meadow | Country Club, New Britain. The | chapter officers will receive mem bers and their guests at l2;30 and luncheon will be served at o'clock followed by short business meeting and program. Luncheon reservations should be made With Mrs. William H. Judd, 25 Murray street, New | Britain, not later than Friday. Re- ports of the General Court will be given and Mrs. Arthur M. McCrillis will show her collection of old dolls | in period dress of America, l620- i940.
 The New Haven archdeaconry, Women's auxiliary to the National Council, will meet at St. Andrews church in Meriden tomorrow with Mrs. Frederick II. B. Fowler pre- siding at the business meeting which will open at l0:45 o'clock, following Holy Communion.
 Five minute reports by archdea- conry officers will be given and q dramatization of the budget will be presented by the white envelope treasurers. A roll call will precede the box luncheon and tea and coffee will be served by the Womens aux Hilary. Rev. w. J. Brown of Man. chester Center, Vt., will speak on Arise and Take the Young Child" at a missionary service at 2:l5 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Aneillo Guiditta observed their 25th wedding anni- versary on Saturday, April 27th, The couple held open house at their home on Long Hill road.
 
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