The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17

OA NIeSuWgCu QeuVereQ Gue sermon, assisted in the servic by Rv. E. H. Sawyer of Thomaston. Special mu- sic was presented in the morning and again in the evening, and at 5:30 o'clock, the Ladies Aid Society served tea and refreshments to all who visited the church.
 This evening, among the attrac- tionS there will be an Instrumental sextet from New Haven, and clo- cred quartet from Waterbury. Re- treatments will be served which will include an 18-pound birthday cake made by Mrs. Albert Lane, and dec- orated with 65 candles. A shrot his- tory oS the church will be given and greetings, either in person, or by letter of former ministers. There are now 13 former ministers living. Those present will give a brief his- tory of the church.
 All members of the church and friends are invited.
 A monthly meeting of the Pride of Welch Circle, Companions of the Forest, will take place tonight at 8 o'clock, at ForeSterS' Hall, on Han- over street.
 Mrs. Stephens Feted.
 Mrs. Stanley Stephens, who was Miss Lorraine Isabel Kraft, until her marriage September 8, was recently rendered two showers. One, 8 mis- cellai1eous shower, was givn by Mrs. Clarence Stephens of Thomaston avenue at her home, assisted by Mrs. c. Blatherwick and Mrs. s. Leisring. Those present were: Mrs. Max E. Kraft, Mrs. Sam Leisring, Mrs. Douglas Stephens, Mrs. Gertrude Bukwent, Mrs. George Funk, Mrs. Harry Rrinkman, Mrs. c. Delliber, Mrs. B. Jones, Miss Edna Leisring, Miss Elsie Leisring, Miss Betty Leisrjng, Miss Shirley Leisring, and Mrs. Clarence Stephens.
 The other shower was given at the Scovill's Girls Club by Mrs. J. Hassnfeld, Mrs. Howard Kraft and Mrs. James Peden, Jr. Those pres. ent were: Mrs. John Hassnfeld Mrs. Russell Weaving, Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. Frank Spray, Mrs. Lawrence Cor coran, Mrs. Wallace Travis, Mrs. Fred Futile, and Miss Bertha Tut tie, of Naugatuck, also Mrs. William Dick, Mrs. Edward Fischer, Mrs. James Lockhart, Mrs. s. Kiersted, Mrs. c. Hauser, Mrs. W. Hobbie, Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. A. Irwin, Mrs. D. Macintosh, Mrs. E. DeBar- ba, Mrs. A. Ritchie, Mrs. J. Mcclure, Mrs. J. Lowe, Mrs. M. E. Kraft, Mrs. F. Kirsh, Mrs James Peden, ST., Mrs. McAvoy, Mrs. Perrier, Miss Virginia Meyers, Miss Pauline Nev- CTS, Miss Gurlie Larson, Miss Eleanor Ilirsh, Miss Elizabeth Mill Ter, Miss Margaret Mitchell, Miss Evelyn Black, Mrs. F. Kahl, Mrs. J. Huerer, Mrs. P. White. Mrs. R. Wat kins, Mrs. William Watkins, Mrs. Stricik, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. G. Cor man, Mrs. L. Pulford, Mrs. M. R. Kraft, T. Lord, Mrs. J. Obernier, Mrs. w. Miller, Mrs. W. Oldryd, Mrs. James Peden, Jr., and Mrs. Howard Kraft.
 The guest of honor was presented with 52 piece set of 1847 Roger Brothers Silverware, also other gifts Attend Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Atherton of Essex avenue, and daughter, Betty. with Jen Caldwell, attended the Purdue Club of Connecticut outing Sunday ct the home of MT. and Mrs. Roy Mason, at Highland Lake. About 45 persons were present, and all were provided with basket lunches. The next meeting of the club will take place at Storr's Col lege, in October.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. John Cavanaugh Saturday. at St. MarySs Hospital. Mrs. Cavanaugh was formerly Miss Evelyn Moore, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Moore of Driggs street.
 A football game was played last evening ct the Park, between the Waterville Juniors and the Water vile Hurricanes, with the latter team winning To. Players were: Juniors-6ene Moriarty, Charles Silva, Prank Almeida, Y. Caron, Al Conrors, Charles Stevens. Bill Wis., eoski. Rus Williams, I'd Mccarthy, ]. pooie and w. Dorges.
 HufFicanes-pat MoFiarty, Toddy piDlasi, Ray Buckley, Carlton Byrd, Harry Hrinkman, Frank Eapiano, Bob Brown, Clarence DiBlasi, liar. ley Henion, Bud Whelan, Wat Aon. tamhault, Douglas Duell, Jack eny- der, and B. Buxton.
 TuberculaF patients in RussIa gre belng talisht iight trades, incIud-