The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-14
|WOMENS SOCIETY HOLDS BANQUET
Mother, Daughter Dinner at Copper Kettle We'll
 Attended
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma F. Ceas
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" daughter banquet was ne1d We'd nesday night at the Copper Kettle by the Wolcott Women's club. The mothers and daughters had dinner at ' o'clock. A short business meet ing followed the dinner with the president, Mrs. Frederick Megin, ST. presiding. A birthday cake and gifts were presented to the mem- bers whose birthdays occurred in April and May.
 Those honored were: Mrs. Alfred M. Bells, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Edith German and Mrs Kenneth Norton. Mrs. Charles Myngheer made the large birthday cake. All members are asked to bring articles to the next meeting to fill overseas chests for the boys in the service.
 Mrs. George Plantier was appoint ed delegate to attend at Woodtick school, May g at 7:30 p. m. A meet ing to discuss plans for a tubercu- losis committee in Wolcott. A Wol- colt Girls club is being sponsored by the club and the first meeting will be held at Woodtick chapel, May 27 at p. m. Girls interested are in vited ot attend. There will be two groups, one 10 to IA years of age and one of teen age girls.
 Following the meeting movies were shown by Andrew Bell of Wa terville, Miss Joyce Santalucia gave g. monologue; tap dance by Irma Jean Putnam; piano solos by Ther- esq Plantier and Betty Megin.
 Those present were: Mrs. c. V Badger, Ann Myngheer, Mrs Charles Myngheer, Jean Myngheer, Mrs Ruth Leavenworth, Linda Rae Leav- enworth, Mrs. Sue Tracy, Janice Tracy, Mrs. Ruth Beach, Mrs. Ann Beach, Mrs. Ora Smith, Betty Jane Andrews, Mrs. Fred Megin, Betty Megin, Mrs. Edith German, Mrs. Orissa Shaw, Mrs. s. Santalucia Joyce and Louise Santalucia, Mrs Raymond King, Patricia Gleason Mrs. Lena Bergen, Janet Bergen, Mrs. James Bergen, Betty Bergen, Mrs. P. Beerbaum, Mrs. Gerald Cozzlin, Mrs. Charlotte Beerbaum Louise Taubelicia. Mrs. Raymond Phaneuf, Joan Phaneuf, Mrs. Robert Stowe, Jr., Roberta Stowe, Mrs. Louis Kirschbaum, Betty Stowe, Mrs. Clara Brown, Mrs. w. R. Web ster, Mrs. Walter Klan, Edna Piel Mrs. Mary Deegan, Judith Leary, Mrs. Leslie Baker, Lois Baker. Mrs George Plantier Mary Marguerite and Theresa Plantier, Mrs. John Brouker, Irma Jean Putnam, Mrs Earl Snyder, Miss Larraine Ger man, Mrs. Alice Dumschatt, Jacoue- line Dumschatt, Shirley Pierce, Rita Pratt, Mrs. Charels Tyrell, Mrs Frederick Megin, Jr., Mrs. Luc, Symonds, Mrs. Alma Cole and An. l drew Bell.
 Sugar Allotment The local Price and Ration hoard has announced that the sugar al- lotment has been cut from % pounds to Is pounds per person. This is the sugar issued for can- ming. Until Aug. l. 1945, only 25 per cent of the allotment will be issued.
 Briefs
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Marine of the Allentown road are parents of a son born Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Donavon Of Waterbury have moved into the Smith rent on Spindle Hill road.
 Walter Rogers, Jr., has returned to his home on Bound Line road from a weeks visit with his grand parents, MT. and Mrs. William Wells of Bethlehem
 Mrs. J. Arthur Bergen was one of a class of nurses aids to re- ceive her cap at graduation exer- cises held at St. Mary,s hospital Thursday.
 Engaged
 Mrs. Lawrence H. Archorn of Col lege Place announces the engage ment of her daughter, Miss Gwen dolyn Verna McDougal to George Enhorning, seaman 1c serving in the Pacific areas. Seaman Enhorn- ing is the son of MT. and Mrs. Walter Enhorning of Farview avenue.
 Attend Shower
 Mrs. Albert Homewood, Mrs. James Homewood, Mrs. Henry Nor ton and Mrs. Elmer Symonds at tended shower given for Miss Jean Beckwith at the Methodist church parlors in Bristol, Thursday night. Miss Beckwith is to be married in June to Clarence Bugbee of Bristol. starring Stuart Erwin and featur- ing Buggy" Henry.
 Saucy as wink of the eye-scan- dalous as keyhole peek-Ernst