The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-23

The office of the Waterbury Mfg
 company entertained at the Chase Country club Thursday evening in honor of Miss Helen Cahill whose
 marriage to Lawrence Capes takes place Wdnesday, November >27.
 Those attending: the Misses Florine Sheehan, Antoinette Hevey, Bernadette Schlag, Georgette Bro- deur, Lillian Paulasukas, Edythe Carlstrom, Margaret Keefe, Mary Cotter, Catherine Wall, Rita Cronin, Doris Hackenson, Hazel Leonard, Dorothy Eslelin, Sarah Lieberman, Emma Wilke, Marion Steimly, Edna Flanagan, Alice Veilette, Catherine
 Byrne, Phyllis Crafa, Lillian Crafa, Mary Ann Standard, Selina Gau- thier, Anne Zuraitis, Marie Sforza, Rose Ronando, Patricia Casey, Anne de Bellis, Anne ValuckaS, Janet Bar ton, Ann Mccarthy, Gertrude Rosa, Ann Flanigan, Katherine Reilly, Mary Lucid, Margie Anderson, Edith Hettlinger, Evelyn Morine, Agnes Link, Clara Hotowski, Mary German, Ann Alubauskas, Mae Malone, De- lores Garceau, Dorothy Hotchkiss, Katherine Hanrahan, Arlene Humis- 1 ton, Martha Shoner, Adella Stadulis, 1 Beatrice Bringman, Christine Bren- nan, Mamie German, Louise Le Blanc, Angeline Farino, Ann John son, Alice Walsh, Ellen Davies, Emma | Thibodeau, Mrs. Joseph Lauden, Mrs. Charles Reed, Mrs. Octavio Barone, Mrs. John Lawlor, Mrs. Roland Irion, Mrs. Hannah Squires, Mrs. Philip Payne, Mrs. John Shea, Mrs. | Thomas Joyce, Mrs Raymond Bron- son, Mrs. Michael Pannone, Mrs. Adolph Rempfer Mrs. Alan Bowkett, Mrs. Fred Keefe, Mrs. Robert Les cadre, Mrs. Frank Wargfo, Mrs. !, Louis Della Bitta, Mrs. Kenneth McDonough and Penfield MacDon- ough, Morgan Griest, Thomas Mar tin, Timothy Ferris, Williamd Cali gan, Thomas Pearsall, John King, Timothy Sullivan, William Dwyer, Roaul Beanudette, Pic Shea George Hayward, Arthur Phelan, Joseph Ulrich, George Hughes, John Lally, Francis Payne, Ralph Brandley, Martin Manner, Norman Reed, Har- old Rogers, Roy Krom, Charles Sumpf, Randolph Payne, Frank Keliher, Joseph Kenny, Elton Pope, Robert White, Christopher Ryan, Harry Blackwood, Adolph Becker, Howard Finkenzellar, Vito Travi- sano, John Hines, Frank OLeary, Jo- seph GaIasso, Samuel Ella, Marvin Sterry, Fred Smith, Wesley Mclean, Paul Miller, Cyril Mellette, Xavier Galgatto, Edward Kaminsky, Fred | Wooster, Benjamin Mover, Harry Hubert, Archie Mulholland, Louis Ritucci, John Hanlon, Edward Parke, John Brown, Carroll Dillon, George Simpson, Ralph Rossi, Joseph Dubiel, Erfnest Stance, Randall Hale, George Butler, Howard Reichenbach, Will liam J. Gazey, Roymand O. Palmer, E. Rowland Chase and Wallace c. Husted.
 The regular meeting of the Wa terbury Hebrew Ladies Aid society will be held at the Hebrew Institute, Monday, November 25, at 2:30 o'clock. A new fall book, Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolled" will be reviewed by Mrs. Max Matzkin. A quiz pertaining to Jewish holiday customs will be conducted by Mrs. Manuel Lax.
 Mrs. Charles Corcoran of Young street entertained the members of her Pinochle Club at her home on Thursday evening. High score was made by Mrs. William Moedebeck and consolation prize was awarded to Mrs Frank Commerford.
 The guests included: Mrs. John Johnston, Mrs. Dennis McGrath, Mrs. Nicholas Banner, Mrs. Vim cent McKeown, Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mrs. William Moedebeck, Mrs. Frank Commerford and Mrs. Cor