The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-15
.AIunn0e Holds
Supper Meeting

A most successful supper meeting
was enjoyed on Tuesday evening at
81 Church Street by the Sacred
Heart High School Alumnae. Peg
Dwyer was chairlady Of the event,
assisted by Rita Fitzmaurice, Violet
Tartaglia, Margaret Burke, Peg
Howard and Peg Carolan.
Those attending were: Misses
Margaret Burke, Marge Kopp, Mrs.
e. johnson, Harie Mitchell, Gen.
evieve Moore, Kay Howard, Mrs.
Charles Norton, Patricia Blum, Mary
Mulholland, Mary Doyle, Marjorie
Dillon, Margaret Soluri, Florence
Sullivan, Peg Carolan, Rita Gordon,
Ellen Robinson, Elizabeth Never
dowski, Mary Robinson, Virginia
ONeil, Ellen Green, Theresa Kenny,
Eileen Eustace, Mary Minervini,
Betty Emerson, Josephine Shea,
Marie Nolan, Christine Costello, Rita
Cannon, Mary Koran, Peg Howard,
Mary Martin, Mary German, Ann
Mcnamara, Marie Commerford, Kay
Carroll, Margaret Emerson, Louise
Riley, Mrs. Evangelist, Alice Pryor,
Mae Goehegan, Loretta Dillon, Eli
leen Parmelee, Catherine Burke, Sue
Guerrero Roseo, Observation-Disclosures
Guerrero, Rose Harmon, Mary j.
Fitznaurice, Rita Fitzmaurice, Mary
Miles, Gloria Tartaglia and Violet
Tartaglia.
The evening department of the
Second Congregational church held
Valentine party Tuesday evening
with an attendance Of "a members
and guests. Three new members
were admitted, Mrs. D. G. Taylor,
Mrs. John Moffat tand Mrs. Gus
tave Metz. Mrs. w. B. Robson.
presided at the business meeting
after which games were played
and refreshments served. Miss Helen
Goodwin was in charge of the party
and was assisted by Mrs. Raymond
e. Granger, Miss Margaret Mackie
and Mrs. Don L. Beardsley.
Mrs. Claude T. Wilson gave a tea
for go guests from Waterbury,
WATERFOWL and Naugatuck at her
home in Middlebury yesterday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Anterior Wilson, who be-
comes the bride of Robert L. Wood
of Delaware avenue on Saturday.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
| Harris Whittemore, Jr., Mrs. Ches-
ter Isbell and Mrs. Willard Bittle
of Naugatuck and Mrs. Robert I.
Cleman.
Miss Vivian Steele and Mrs. Leon
| ard Lawson were hoStesses at va
riety shower at Miss Steele's home
in Middlebury recently for Miss Ha-
eel Beebe, who is being married
March "a to Rollin Forde of Middle
bury. Guests present were Mrs.
Emma Steele, Mrs. John Borinsky,
Mrs. Howard Watts Mrs. Louis
Kirk, Foley, Mrs. Loyal Griswold,,
Mrs. George Neumaier, Mrs. Ray
mond Stauffer, Mrs. Earle Nichols,
Mrs. Edward Beebe, Mrs. Ethel
Beebe, Mrs. Ruth Taylor Link, Mrs.
Leroy Northrop, Miss Beverly Temp
kins, Mrs. Louis Santilo.
Mrs. Clarence Ford, Mrs. Wilbur
Beebe, Mrs. Evelyn Beebe Maier,
Misses Dorothy Minor, Shirley Sa-
lisbury, Mrs. Matthew Donnelly.
Mrs. Fred Beebe, Mrs. Clifford
Tompkins, Mrs. Everett Miner, Mrs.
Ross Salisbury, Mrs. James Overton,
Mrs. William Bunnell and Mrs. Her.
bert Steele.
Mrs. Newton w. Alexander and
Mrs. Vincent C. Dixon will be hos
tesses at the postponed meeting Of
the Bunker Hill Literary club to be
held at the Bunker Hill Congrega-
tional church at 2:30 o'clock Fri
day. The play reading group will
have charge of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Conrad
have returned to their home on
WATERFOWL avenue after spending a
few days in Springfield.
Misses Lillian Thornley, and Kath-
crime Hartley of East Main street
are spending a few days in New
York. ~.