The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-22
State Nurses Meet In Bridgeport

The Connecticut State Nurses Association, with a membership of 4.8O0 licensed registered nurses will hold its 36th annual meeting on March 27, 2S and 29 at the Ho- tel Stratfield, Bridgeport.
 Sister Mary Mechtilde Carty, di- rector of the school of nursing of St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, will discuss The Value of Visit from the Committee on Accreditation to a School of Nursing" at Thurs day afternoon educational section. Helen Wilke, nursing arts instructor at St. Vincent's hospital, Bridge port, is chairman of the arrange ments committee.
 Students from here home from the College of New Rochelle for the holidays include Misses Mary Par sons, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. Parsons of Randolph avenue; Ruth O'Connor, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John J. O'Connor of Fairlawn ave- nupe; Ruth Murphy, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Murphy of R. F. D. l. Estelle Laube, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William Laube, Jr., of Concord street; Mary Fowler, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Edward F. Fowler of Union street; Blanche Thurston, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Freeman P. Thurston of Naugatuck, and Harriet L. Allen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Allen of Ar den road
 Bernhardt w. Erk and Gladys Erk of Chipman street, William G. Smith of Park road, John H. Traut- mann of Highland avenue, Thomas J. Grove of Sylvan avenue, Alvina Karlin of Beech street, William J. OConnell of Chestnut avenue; James H. Root, Jr., of Fleming street, Evelyn Rosen of Pennington avenue, Claude Parton of Farming ton avenue, Doris Hayward of Pine street, and Victor Fusco of Bridge street, are arriving Saturday to spend Easter at their homes. They are students at Syracuse university Syracuse, N. Y. Students residing in this vicinity who will be home from Syracuse include Kenneth and Margaret Lindsay of Southbury Randall K. Minor of Southbury Dewitt Copp of Middlebury and Evelyn Beers of Watertown.
 Students home from Holy Cross college, Worcester, Mass, for the spring Easter holidays are Edmund J. Daly, Jr.. of Concord street, J, Bennett Daly Of South Elm stree S Joseph E. Daly of Columbia boule- yard, Salvatore DiLorenZo of EaSton avenue, Francis Feeley Jr, of Meadow street. Anthony P Culotta of Cooke street, Edward J. Firm, Jr, of Nottingham ter- race, J. Gregory Gilmartin of Chestnut avenue, Walter Hayes fo Hill street, Francis T. Keane of Baldwin street, Robert Kenny of East Main street. John G. Med- ford of Circuit avenue, Arthur Mcdonald, Jr., of West Main street, Francis, James and Thom- as McGrath of Robbins street Joseph Nolan of Randolph avenue Charles O'Connor, Jr.. of Robbins street, Raymond Quinn, Jr., of Cooke street, Gaetano Russo, Jr. Of Bank street, John Solon of West Main street, Fred J. Storm of Clin- ton street, Joseph P. Summa of Columbia boulevard, George Woods Of Walnut street and Floyd Zailckas of Highland avenue.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the NH Plain Union church will spon- sor brush demonstration April g. a May Day dessert bridge May and a silver tea May 2.
 Plans for each were made at a meeting Tuesday, presided over by Mrs. ElWin Steer. Attending were: Mrs. Elwin Steer, Mrs. Ralph Ro- berts, Mrs. James White, Mrs. Ray mond Miller, Mrs. Charles Gibson Mrs. Lawrence Pierpont, Mrs. Ernest ChriStofferSon, Mrs. Arthur Legare Mrs. Frederick Green, Mrs. Ormand Reed. Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. A. bin Anderson Mrs. Ernest Johnson. Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. Budd Spicer, Mrs. Robert Gardner, Mrs Lee Rowley, Mrs. Emil Dechand Mrs. Earl Case, Mrs. Carlton Chapin Mrs. Clifford Prescott, Mrs. Sidney Cook, and Mrs. Leslie Coley.
 Local students returning today from the Pennsylvania state col lege of optometry, Philadelphia Pa, for the spring recess include: Philip R. Cohen, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen of Cooke street Harold E. Dayids. son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph B. Davids of Cooke street, Herbert PaSternak, son ot MT. and Mrs. Isaac PaSternak of Cooke street and Edward A. Lip talk, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph J. Liptak of Torrington.