The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-05
WOMEN TO HOLD
 MAY BABY SHOW
Club Plans Garden Tour Next Month; Helen Web.
 Der Farley Hostess
WOLCOTT Mrs. C. Nelson Cole. Todd ROad--Teleph0ne 50O39

Wolcott, May 5-The officers, ex- ecutive committed and chairmen of committees of the Wolcott Women's club met Wednesday night at the home of the president, Mrs. Claude V. Badger. Business to be brought up at the May meeting was dis- cussed as well as a baby show, May g and a garden tour in June,
 The baby show will be held in the hall on the fair grounds. Local babies are eligible to enter up to 3 years old. Committees appointed by the chairman to assist in ar- ranging the hall; Mrs. Edward Garthwait. Mrs. Albert Homewood, Mrs. Charles Winters. Mrs. Mary Deegan, Mrs. John Wakelee and Mrs. Harry Bergen; to contact mothers, Mrs. Claude Badget, Mrs, John Garrigus, Mrs. Q. Nelson Cole, Miss Esther Bronson, Mrs. Harry Cole, Mrs. John Warner and Mrs, Charles Tyrell; to arrange for prizes, etc., Mrs. William Dum- schatt, Mrs. Fred Galiada and Mrs. Fred Megin; to secure judges and assist with babies, Mrs. William K1itka, Mrs. Hans Beerbaum, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Robert seery and Mrs. Hervie La Vigne. Anyone wishing to enter a baby may con- tact any of the committee. Re- treatments will be served by the regular committee.
 Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. Fred Megin were delegates appointed to attend the annual business meet ing and tea given this afternoon by the Waterbury Hospital Aid as- sociation at the Nurses home.
 Committee chairmen have ap. pointed their assistants for the year as follows: Card party chairman, Mrs. Fred Megiii, Mrs. Leslie Baker, Mrs. Hans Beerbaun and Mrs. John Kirschbaum; house committee, chairman, Mrs. Edward GarthWait, Mrs. Fred dalaida. Mrs. Albert Homerwood and Mrs. Charles Win ters: program committee. chairman, Mrs. Charles Tyrell, Mrs. Robert Seery, Mrs. Charles Myngheer and Mrs. William Klitka.
 Following the meeting. refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Badger. Those present were: Mrs. Charles Tyrell, Mrs. Fred Megin, Mrs. Ed ward Garthwait, Mrs. William Klenke, Mrs. Alfred German, Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. Claude Badger.
 Sewing Period
 The Wolcott Girls club met at the home of Miss Helen Webber on Munson avenue, Friday night. After the sewing period a meeting was held and 1t was decided to accept the proposition extended by Paul chairman of the social committee of the Wolcott Agricul- tural society. .,
 MT. MacMillin offered to pow and harrow a plot of ground on the fair grounds and have 1t ready for the girls to plant vegetables and fow- CTS, They will plant and have en- tire care of the garden during the summer. At the Wolcott Fair Ill September, thea will exhibit the vegetables, they will exhibit the them. May IT, with the help Of Paul MacMillin, the Girls club VIII sponsor a dance in the hall on the fair grounds to raise money for seeds and fertilizer. Orissa German and Rena Stamatelon have charge of tickets.
 Bulbs Donated
 Mrs. Charles Mott of Hitchcock lake has given the girls some rare dahlia bulbs. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
 Those present were: Lois Avery, Jean Every, Audry Outtrom, Jac- outline Dumschatt, Orissa German, Betty Megin, Rena Stamatelon, Helen Webber, Mrs. Hans Becrbaum and Mrs. Fred Megin. The next meeting will be held May l6 at p. m. at the home of Lois Avery.
 A joint meting of the Womens and Mems wolcott Republican league will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the Copper kettie. Officers will be elected. William F. ogden will preside.
 Personals
 Mrs. Henry Travers and infant son, Henry Bardley Travers. Jr. have returned from St. Mary's hos pital to their home on Nichols road.
 Mrs. George Browne is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Carlton O. Pro- vost in Torrington.
 Hanford Astle and son, Donald, of Auburn. Maine.' have been spend- ing some time with Mfr. Astle's sis- ter. Mrs. William Klenke on Bound