The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-15
|GAIL F. BARBOUR RENDERED PARTY.
Lakeside Drive YOungster Entertains Friends at
 First Birthday Fete
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Mrs. C. Nelson Cole. Todd Road. Telephone 5O939

Wolcott, Nov. 15.--Mrs. Robert Barbour, Jr., of Lakeside Drive en- tertained at birthday party Tues day afternoon in honor of her daughter. Gail Frances, one year old. Decorations were in pink. Mrs. Alice Engle made the birthday cake? Those present were: Shirley Dy- son, Bobby Grant, Donna Dyson, John Kirschbaum, Donald Andrew. Bobby Anderson, Patricia Dyson, Roger Kirschbaum, Donald Ander- son, Nancy Dyson, Donald Ander- son and Mrs. Alice CowleS, Mrs. Marjorie Grant, Mrs. Marion Dyson, Mrs. Lillian Anderson, Mrs. Kath- erine Kirschbaum, Mrs. Doris Dy- son, Mrs. Louise Andrew and Mrs. Robert Barbour.
 New Glass
 The officers and teachers of the Wolcott Congregational church Sunday school held a meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the home. of Mrs. Howard Kraft on Spindle Hill. A new class has been registered in the Sunday school.
 Teachers are: Mrs. Calvin Teller beginners; Mrs. Howard Kraft, in- terinediate; Mrs. William Libolt, pri- mary; Mrs. Charles Rogers, juniors. Mrs. John Warner and Mrs. James Stierle are substitutes. A cradle roll has been started by Mrs. AL fred M. Bells. Transportation for the Sunday school pupils was dis cussed.
 The Christmas exercises will be held in Beecher Memorial hall on December 20. The program commit tee are: Mrs. Alfred M. Bells and Mrs. William Libolt; music, Mrs. Howard Kraft and Mrs. James Stierle; recitations, Miss Marjorie Peterson and Mrs. Calvin Teller; the tree, Mrs. Charles Rogers and Miss Esther Bronson.
 Strong Speaker
 Harold Strong, director of the Junior Republic in Litchfield, was the guest speaker Wednesday af- ternoon at Wolcott Women's club meeting. He explained the life of the boys at the Republic. A business meeting preceded the speaker, con- ducted by Mrs. Claude Badger, president.
 The Clubs Christmas party for members will be held Dectember 12 at ' p. m. at the chapel. Each member is to bring 25 cent gift for the exchange table. Mrs. Elmer Symonds and Mrs. Earl Snyder have charge of the party. On November 9 Mrs. Wester of the Woodtick road will hold an afternoon card party at her home for the benefit of the club.
 Those present were: Mrs. Charles Tyrell. Mrs. Claude Badger, Mrs. Leland Smith, Mrs. Elmer Symonds, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Albert Homewood, Mrs. Harry Cole, Mrs. William Klenke, Mrs. John Warner, Mrs. John Kirschbaum, Mrs. Ag- nes Stango, Mrs. Charles Winters Mrs. John Wakelee, Mrs. 0. Nelson Cole and Harold Strong.
 Mrs. Moss Entertains
 Mrs. Louis Moss of the Nichols road had as Sunday guests, MT. and Mrs. Frank Moss, MT. and Mrs. Napoleon Tyrone. MT and Mrs. A, Tyrone of Providence, R. |, MT. and Mrs. P. L. Beauchemin. MT. and Mrs. Albert Beauchemin and daughter, Doris, MT. and Mrs. John Kulman. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Moss, Miss Celeste Moss and MT. and Mrs. Johnson and daughter of Waterbury
 Mrs. Ernest Dyson and daugh- ters. Nancy and Patricia spent the week end in Hartford with Mrs. Dy- sons mother Mrs. Jane Lee,
 Miss Myrtle Clapp of Wethersfield and William Beall of New Britain were recent guests of Miss Clapp's aunt, Mrs. Charles Dyson and MT Dyson of ,Farview avenue
 Moving pictures will be shown a: the Grange meeting Monday night by Fred Lux of Waterbury. Any one interested is invited as the | propram is open to visitors