The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-06
SOCIETY
Club Notes

Mrs. John j, Prenoergast, execu-
tive secretary of the Mental
Hygiene society, viii be speaker to-
night at a meeting Of the Water.
bury Business and Professional
Women's club. The business meet
ing will follow a supper at 6:l5.
The Waterbury's Women's Chris
tian Temperance union viii hold
an all-day sewing session for the
benefit of veterans at Newington
hospital Tuesday at the parlors Of
the First Methodist church. Those
who attend are to bring their own
lunches.
A meeting of the Daughters
of Zion Of the Zion Lutheran
church was held Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Robert Lagerquist,
WATERFOWL, as hostess. Purchase Of
War bond by the society was re-
ported by Mrs. AXel Forsell. It was
voted TO donate TO the Red Cross,
The meeting Of the Victory club is
planned for March % at the home
Of Mrs. Forsell, Arden road.
A foodless food sale will be held
at the next meeting on March 80 at
the social rooms Of the church. Mrs.
John Clausen and Mrs. Betty Hal.
lenborg will be hostesses.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Third Congregational church will
hold q dessert bridge Wednesday Of
this week at 1880 at the parish hall,
The March meeting Of the Wo-
mems Society Of Christian Service
Of the First Methodist church will
be held Wednesday afternoon at
1880 III the church parlors. Miss
Pauline Moor, director OF the Kings
bury Child Care Center, will speak,
Mrs. George eastman, president,
will preside over the meeting and
members are asked 10 bring their
mite boxes. The executive board
will meet at 1870.
Mrs. John Dillon has announced
that new home nursing class
room will be opened at Red Cross
chapter house, Grove st., where n
new class will meet Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7:30 TO
$50. The class room Is the second
at the chapter house will accom-
modate 20 students and home nurs-
ing equipment. Those interested In
joining the new class may register
by calling Red Cross headquarters,
phone 3-2ls6.
The Zionist organization the
Senior and Junior Hadassah and
the Business and Professional divi-
sion Of HadaSsah will sponsor
Purim celebration this evening Mt
$3.50 ut the Bethel Synagog. Mrs,
Clarence Freedman Is In charge OF
the program which will feature
Jewish and Paiestinian dances and
songs by Miss Rose Lischner Hart
ford.
Miss Lischner, an instructor at
the Julius HART School OF Music,
will be accompanied at the piano
by Miss Madelyn Robb, Bucking-
ham street, also an instructor ut
the school. After a social hour the
following hosteSses will serve re-
freshments: Mrs. Murray Silver
man, Mrs. Coleman Tennenbaum.
Mrs. Samuel Drubner, Mrs. Max
Sobel, Mrs. Herman Luria, Mrs
Goldberg and Mrs, Clarence Freed.
man.
Members OF the Zionist organiza.
ton and the Hudassah chapters are
invited.
A dessert bridge party was Spon-
sorcd this afternoon ut the Water
bury women's club by the Melicent
Porter chapterh D. A. r., the pro-
ceeds OF which will be used for
some project In which the chapter
Is interested,
Mrs, Earl w, Pierson was chair
OF assisted by the following
hostesses; Mrs. Aaron A. Benedict,
Mrs. Robert II, Dean, Mrs. william
l.. LOOMS, Mrs. Alfred r, Meyer
hans and Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm.
Tho blst annual state conference
Of the Connecticut, D. A. r., will
be held In Centinel Hill hall Hart
ford. wednesday, March %, at
1890 q. m. Reservations for the
luncheon should be made with the
regent, Mrs. william A. Service, |
not later than March H.
The Bethel Sisterhood will hold
a dessert meeting Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Mrs, Frank
Meyers will preside and Mrs. Chr
ence Freedman Is In charge OF tho
Purim program. Arrangements for |
the dessert are In charge OF Mrs
Abe Sandiller, Mrs, Sidney Albert,
Mrs. Manuel Lax, Mrs. Leonard |
Garston and Mrs. Hick Aronson. All
members are urged 10 attend,
At last nights USO dance in the
Central Y. NJ. G. A. the Navy tri-
umphed over the Army In the tug
of-war, Jack Suffn, chairman OF the
USO dance committee, announced,
The dance, sponsored by the Plume
and Atwood Company was attended
by 7S0 persons including 81 service
men, who were given cigarettes Re-
treatments were Served