The Waterbury Democrat. [volume], October 21, 1935, Page NINETEEN, Image 19

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Give Card Party
i event an Wednesday evening at the
parish baU when a cant party and
fSSi show wlU be held. The
fashion dhow will start promptly at
8 o’clock and will be followed by
card playing.
Offlcmers at the group, who as
sisted by members are arranging
the event, Include Mrs. Edward
Hyland, president, Mrs. Michael
Barrett, vice-president; Mrs. George
Deconnlck, secretary; and Mrs.
Bernard Scanlon, treasurer, Rev.
William O’Shea Is chaplain of the
group.
The card party is also the first
Of the fall activities of the parllsh
and a large attendance Is antici
pated.
Future Bride la
Guest At Supper
Mrs. William Heidkamp, Mrs. Leo
Coleman and Mrs. Thomas Murphy
were hostesses at a supper given re
cently In compliment to Miss Ann
Shelley of South street, who Is to
be married to John Brown. The
honored guest was presented with a
purse of money. Those attending
were: Misses Josephine Theresa
losa, Mary Brennan, Eva Varlnella,
Peggy Reardon, Gladys Staples,
Grace Barton, Catherine Brie, Gay
Hurst, Betty Colvannl, Mary Santa
lucla, Mary Quilter, Freda Guilfolle,
Ann Tierney, Louise DIAndre, Ann
Guerrera, Julia Jannetty, Lee San
toro, Helen Green, - Mary Davis,
Louise Daly, Alice Chieffo, Betty
Grady, Mary Mrazeh,' Ann O’Con.
nor, Bernice Schlegel, Mary O’Day,
Angellne Pinto, Rose Martin, Mar
garet Lombard, Mary Ortelli, B.
O’Day, Ann Mahoney, Mary Flaher
ty, Marie Champagne, Katherine
McCarthy, Rose Sconjmow, Marie
Tartaglia, Florence Greenwood,
Helen McKenna, Mildred Grahm,
Anna O’Brien, Mary Petrlcone,
Mary Dicarlo, Ann Riley, Agnes
Znlenas, Louise Colosanto, Elizabeth
Fenton, Minnie Genoa, Margaret
Dunn, Jane Reitdyke, Sue Griffin,
Ann Fitzgerald, Ada Lucian, Betty
Summa, Angellne LaRusso, Wini
fred Margaret Phelan, Mrs. Michael
Tyrrell, Mrs. Emil Porzenheim, Mrs.
John Crichton, Mrs. John Bruno,
Mrs. John Phelan, Mrs. Harold
Johns, Mrs. Joseph Dunn, Mrs.
Thomas Galvin, Mrs. Frank Mar
tino, Mrs. Frank Capozzi, Mrs. Poz
na, Mrs. Francis Masinette, Mrs.
Lee Buzze, Mrs. James Romano,
Mrs. William Stillani, Mrs. Frank
Martino, Mrs. Michael Stack and
Mrs. Doreen Sullivan.
Wool
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That's How Society Keeps Smart Looking I
Miss Margaret Wagner, in dark
wool frock with detachable cape
that buttons at the shoulder
points, was seen at Belmont Park,
L. I.
Miss Anne Simpson watched the
races in company with New York
society, women dressed in this
sporty checked wool tailleur,
worn with sweater.
Interesting sports coats, lavishly trimmed with fur, are worn by
Mrs. Philip Iglehart (left) and Mrs. Robert Gerry, Jr. (right). Mrs.
Iglehart’s coat matches her smart semi-tailored suit while Mrs.
Gerry’s tops a separate frock.
Mrs. Marie Conkwright in wbito
with Grecian sanduls and a mink
cape was a picture of elegant sim
plicity as she entered the Metro
politan Opera House.
For the opening of the Ballet
Basse de Monte Carlo, Mrs. Allan
A. Ryan, Jr., topped her taffeta
evening gown with A mink cape
to make a luxurious contrast.
A toll length ermine wrap stamp
ed the evening ensemble of Mrs.
J. J. Eller, daughter of former
President Calles of Mexico, as ono
of luxurious beauty
Miss Ann Shelley of South street
was guest of honor at a grocery
shower given on Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. John Kerwin
During the evening a varied pro
gram of entertainment was enjoyed.
The guests included: Mrs. L. Bes
sett, Mrs. Zell, Mrs. J. Tatigan, Mrs.
J. Kerwln, Misses Mary Mansfield,
Christine Connors, Margaret Brown,
Mary Tulley, Christine Quilter,
Margaret Scanlon, Teresa Sullivan,
Christine Shanahan, and Julie Wal
lace.
Miss L. L. Murphy, member of the
Russell grammar school faculty,
spoke on her recent trip In the West
at a meeting of the West Side Hill
Young People’s society Saturday
night. A business session followed
Miss Murphy’s address.
Miss Katherine Costello of East
Main street has returned after
spending the week end In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shirley Pulton
of Hillside avenue spent the week
end at Fisher’s Island.
Miss Evelyn Grierson of Cooke
street has returned after spending
the past few days in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walsh of
Gossett street are spending several
days in Newark, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Sperry of
Middlebury had as their week-end
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop
Windslow of Providence, R. I., Mr.
and Mrs. Kendall Preston of Brook
line, Mass., and Erward Breed and
R. W. Bates of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. 'xnomas mriey mi
South Leonard street have with
them for a few days, their son,
William Turley of Washington, D. C.
Howard Johnson of Pine street to
spending several days in Springfield.
Values You'll Never See Again!! Miracles In Price — Style — Quality!!
These
Prices
Prevail
Waterbury
Day
Only
78 Sport
COATS
We know you’ll never get the oppor
tunity again that this “Miracle Day” of
fers you. Here are real heavy weight
wool, warm Sport Coats that never
have sold for less than $10 to $12.
Styles and colors of the moment. At
this price they’ll go quickly. Will you
be one of the lucky ones?
Miracle Dress Yalues
639 Choice oS Store
347 Hew Fall
DRESSES
Every dr&ss urf to and including
those selling for $4.45, going at
this low Miracle price. Waterbury
Day only. *
Reg. Value $4.45
Brand new, up to the minute styles
in silk dresses at a price you never
thought possible. Just another
Miracle value. Waterbury. Day
only.
OP-87 SOUTH
These
Prices
Prevail
Waterbury
Day
Only
47 Fiwtri®*1®4
COATS
their original selling^ ^ ^ own choosing,
absolutely ^ree jn our store9, you can
Sy^^emiracieofaUvaiues.
At This
Miracle Vtlce
nee Value
ROSE SHOP - 87 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Other Miracle Values In Fur Trimmed Coats
39 Coats at $14 ” 34 Coats at $16 95
Reg. Value $29.50
Reg. Value $32.50
^ m m even with these low" miracle prices we
■flC FiR * ▼ WILL give you absolutely free any dress
m MM mm mm • • IN THE store with the purchase of any
TRIMMED COAT.