The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Future Bride h
 Guest At Parties

Mrs. Paul Moynahan, Mrs. Mich ael Pannone and Miss Stephanie Dambowska were hostesses at a shower given recently in honor of Miss Louise Anne Gugiatti at Har- mons grill in honor of her coming marriage. Miss Gugiati was pre- sented with a purse by the guests.
 Miss Nellie Cahill and Miss Blythe Carlstrorn were l1ostesSes at 8 shower and birthday party given in honor of Miss Gugiatti recently at the Chase Country Club where Miss Gugiatti who is to be married in the near future was presented with a Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table by her associates of the Wa terbury Manufacturing Company office.
 Miss Anne Della Bitta and Mrs. Louis Della Bitta were hostesses at 8 shower given at their home in Milldale, recently for Miss Gugiatti who was presented with an assort- ment of gifts from the guests.
 Old Point Comfort, Va, July 27. - With a midsummer full moon over the Chesapeake these nights, moonlight yachting parties have be- come favorite diversion for mem bers of the resort colony during the past week.
 Messrs. Allen and Gordon Vaughn, Of Akron, Ohio, who are passing the season at the Chamberlain Ho- tel with their mother, Mrs. L. A. Vaughn, were hosts Wednesday eve ming aboard their new power cruiser We Three" to group of friends in- cluding Misses Becky and Joan Mor- gan, daughters of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Morgan of Charleston, w. Va, and Miss Betty Jane Elsie, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Eisle of Washington, D. c.
 Tuesday night the younger set turned out for a moonlight cruise aboard the General Schofeld" as guests of Reserve Officers Training Corps Cadets, who ended their an- nual summer training period here Thursday. Wednesday evening a farewell dance for the cadets who are students at five eastern universities, was held at the Officers Beach Club, Fort Monroe. At the final parade and dress review Tuesday, Brigadier General Frederic H. Smith, commanding officer of Fort Monroe, awarded reserve commissions to George W. Carnick, Roland G. Dau- delin, Thomas P. McConville, and Peter G. Park, of the Massachu- setts Institute of Technology; Alber L. Hardy and Henry c. Hatchell, of the University of New Hampshire, and George E. Knox of the Uni versity of Pittsburgh.
 Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. E. A. Counts of the U. s. Military Acad- emy at West Point, N. Y, are vaca- tion sojourners at the Chamberlin this week. Colonel and Mrs. Allen Kimberly, recently returned from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where Col onel Kimberly was in charge of the American Mission, have also joined the colony at the Chamber lin and will remain several weeks. Captain and Mrs. Maxwell Tracy have returned from Honolulu. Mrs. Tracy is visiting her parents, Gen. era1 Charles Evans Kilbourne, sup erintendent of Virginia Military Institute, and Mrs. Kilbourne, at Lexington, Va. Captain Tracy is the son of General and Mrs. Joseph Tracy of Washington, who will pay visit here next week.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Frazier of Hartford, Conn, were honeymoon ing at the Chamberlin this week following their marriage in Rich mond, Va. The bride is the former Miss Clara Hearon Call, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Norman Call of Richmand, while her husband is the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Williams Frazier of Hartford, Conn. Following their stay here the new lyweds will go to Cape Cod, and later to Hartford,