The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-09-12
Engagement Announced

Engagement Announced
Miss Elsie Merrill of Cliff street
was guest Of honor at luncheon
given ebay at the Spinning Wheel,
Redding by Miss Nancy Norton. At
the luncheon the engagement of
Miss Merrill to Ernest L. Mckenzie
OF New street was announced,
Miss Merrill is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Mckenzie.
Those attending the luncheon
were: Ruth Bristol, Clara Chitten-
den, Betsy Coe, Barbara Holbrook.
Jean Hing, Alice johnson, Joan
Lambert, elan Linsley, Linda Mar
Tor, Rosemary McDouough, Miss
Merrill, Miss Norton, Colette Peter
son, Barbara Rodenbach, and Jean
nette Yer Staraate.
Returns to School
MldShipman William Cross. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barton Cross of
Walnut street, left today to return
to the U. S. Naval Academy at An
napolis, after having spent a 3O-day
furlough here.
Concert Program
The program for the first in q
concert series sponsored by the
Naugatuck Day Nursery and to be
rendered at the Gem theater on
wednesday, September Is at $3.50
p. m. was announced today. The
Yale Faculty quartet from the Yale
School Of Music will give the initial
concert.
The quartet consists of: Hugo
Kortschak, violin; Max Berman.
vloiin; Harry Berman, viola, EN-
meran Stoeber, violin-cello.
A number of tickets have been
sold for the concert. Not only are
Naugatuck residents keen to hear it
nut many Waterbury and Middle
bury residents have also secured
tickets, Mrs. John Wrin, chairman
OF the committee in charge an
nouneed today.
To Start Season.
The Palace Girls club will start
It's 10th annual bowling season at z
o'clock tonight at the Palace alleys.
AL members are asked to attend
Anyone else interested in the league
can get information from Miss Paula |
KoSloSky, II Shefield Lane, or Miss |
Ruth Melbourne, Melbourne court. |
To Attend Session.
Members of the Columbian Re-
Dekah lodge, Odd Fellows, will at
tend neighbors' night session in
Seymour Monday night.
Bake Planned.
Tickets may now be bought for
the annual clambake and outing of |
the First Ward Democratic club to
be held at Osborne's Glen on Sun |
day, September %, Harold Murtha.
chairman Of the committee in |
charge, has announced. COMMITTEES |
members have tickets for sale.
Funeral of Child.
The funeral of Pierce Edward Cas-
per, Jr., 8, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce E. Casper, Of As Goodyear |
avenue, was held this afternoon at 8 |
o'clock from the Mccarthy funeral |
home, Il Cedar street. Rev. George
Dunn Of st. Francis church read
the service there. Burial was in st.
James cemetery.
The bearers were: John F., Robert
and Josph Casper, and Louis Ar
chanbault.
Couple Feted.
A dinner was held at the Valley
Grill In Union City Sunday In honor |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Loman of
IS Hoadley street, who celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary on |
that day. About 100 ATTENDED.
Those present included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Borcz, Mr.. and Mrs. v.
Borcz and family. Mr.. and Mrs. N.Y. |
eek, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kuza and |
daughter, Anne, Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo |
Stdor, Mr.. and MRS. Stanley Sidor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph BorkoWski, Mr.,
and Mrs. George Flint. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Nedzwiech and daughter. Evelyn,
MT. and Mrs. 0orski, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Korbuszewski, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Korbuszewskl and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony KorbuszeW.
SKI, Mr.. and MRS. Anthony Kadzle-
wicx, Mr.. and MRS. Victor Prxybysz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LukaslewskI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jablonski, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. DsymboFskl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan BeFgentlno. Mr.. and Mrs. w,
kumornicki, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dor.
kowskl and Mr.. and Mrs. 8. zawis-
t0wski.
Also. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bllchars and /
con, Prank, NJ and Mrs. Michael /
kaspFysyeki, Mr.. and Mira. Charles
bnrc1, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. DledFzyckl
and daughter, Regina, NJ. and Mrs. ]