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CLUB NOTES S 0 Cl ETY -> SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Catholic Women Hold
23rd Annual Meeting
rhe 23rd annual inerting of the
Waterbury Council of Catholic
tVomen was held luat night at the
Diocesan Bureau of Social Service,
>0 Church street. Election of nfil
■ers was held, reports of the year
•cad by Rev. Eugene P. Cryne
reasurer, and director of the
Diocesan Bureau, Miss Lucy Howes,
diatrman, and the chairmen of the
(landing committees. Miss Nancy
I. Delaney, executive secretary of
the Veterans’ Advisory Board ot
iVaterbury, was the principal siieak
•r. Miss Edna Harmon, assistant
manager of the Waterbury Branch.
U. S. Employment Service, also
spoke briefly.
Miss Florence Cassidy, chairman,
of the nominating committee,
presented the slat of officers for
the coming year, officers re-elected
were: Chairman, Miss Lucy Bowes:
vice-chairman, Mrs. Peter Kelly;
secretary, Mrs. Benjamin LaVallce;
and treasurer, Rev. Eugene P.
Cryne.
Chairmen of standing committees
were named as follows: Program,
Miss Natalie Altlerl; defense, Mrs.
Patrick Wallace: education and
legislation. Miss Catherine Connor;
garment. Mrs. Mary Skehan and
Mrs. John White; industrial rela
tions, Miss Mary Hennessey; inter
national relations. Miss Marjorie
Farley; citizenship Miss Mary
Schmidt; institutional visiting, Miss
Catherine Burns; publicity. Miss
Margaret Maloney; scholarship
committee, Miss Catherine Maloney;
youth activities, Mrs. Raymond
Walsh; Council representatives for
affiliated groups: Catholic Study
club, Miss Mary Sheehan; Catholic
Lending library, Miss Evelyn Walsh.
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Muskrat, Seals,
Persian Lamb
and Fox
Coats and
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UPTODATL
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■ pedal Appointments
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Weddings
IMBIMBO'S
39 UNION ST. DIAL 3-8890
Open Eves. Til 8 o’clock
I civilian dpfpn.se, Mrs. John O. Gil
I martin.
Pater Cryne read Ills flnanrlal re
port, congratulating the women ol
the council on the progress made,
slating that the membership was at
the present time 3,402. Miss Lucy
Hov.cs, chairman, read . report of
the year's activities, listing the rou
tine work of the council, Its parti
cipation In defense activities, such
ns War Loan and Community Chest
drives, also reporting on her attend
ance .it state meetings in Hartford
us well as the Conference of the
National Council of Catholic Women
In Toledo, O. She also paid tribute
to the late Most Rev. Maurice F
McAullffi, Bishop of the Hartford
diocese, through whose efforts the
affiliated Councils of the state and
the Diocesan Bureau were organized.
Rc|x>rts were also read by commit
tee chairmen us follows: defense ac
tivities, Mrs. Patrick Wallnce; edu
cation and legislation, Mtss Helen
Hogan; Industrial relations, Miss
Mary Hennessey; Industrial visiting,
Miss Catherine Burns; international
relations, Miss Marjorie Farley; gar
ment, committee; Mrs. Mary Skehan
uno Mrs. John White; program,
Miss Natalie Altleri, Youth, Mrs.
Raymond Walsh; Mrs. John G. Gil
martin, civilian defense; Catholic
study club, Miss Mary Sheehan; and
lending library, Miss Evelyn Walsh.
MLss Delaney In lie talk explained
the duties of the Veterans’ Advisory
office, the routine and handling of
returned veterans, how the office Is
manned, and how Individual coses
are handled. The office, she stated.
Is a clearing house for discharged
veterans. She spoke of the advan
tage of the Of Bill of Rights. The
office, she stated, will soon move to
Its new locution at Grove street and
Central avenue.
Miss Edna Harmon of the War
Manpower Commission spoke for a
few minutes on the need of more
workers in the factories, cs|>eclally
for heavy type ,/ork, mill lobs, and
regular factory work.
Announcement wus made of the
coming lecture whloh will be open
to the general public, of Waterbury
on Jan. 22 at the Wilby High school
uuditorllim. At this time Rev. Ed
ward A. Conway, S. J., of the Na
tional Catholic Welfare Conference
In Washington, l> C. .will speak on
lienee problems.
G.l. Wives to Hold
Dinner Party
The Waterbury G.l. Wives met
last night at the Central Y.M.C.A.
and discussed plans for a dinner and
theatre party to be held Monday,
January 15 at 7 o’clock. Mrs. G. R.
Mandels program chairman will be
assisted by Mrs. Louts D. Heron who
is In charge of arrangements.
All servicemen's wives Interested
in the club are cordially Invited and
may receive information lrom MLss
Mary Hudson at the Y.M.C A.
i
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Notre Dame
Alumnae Meets
Nominations ol new officers to be
elected on Feb. 4 were made at a
supper meeting of the Notre Dame
Alumnae association last evening at
the academy on Church street.
Among those attending were: Mrs.
Timothy Lynch, Mrs. Martin J.
Dunn. Mrs. Belinda Tracy. Mrs.
Charles Simmons. Mrs. May L.
Dowling, Mrs. William Schofield,
Mrs. Martin Bcrgin, Mrs. M. Fran
cis McDonald, Mrs. Thomas Kelly,
Mrs. M. J. Gnlullo, Mrs. Charles
Bannnn, Misses Mary M. Bennett,
Eulalia Madden, Lucy Reid. Mar
garet Riley. Marguerite Dwyer Ag
nes Fitzpatrick. Mary Casey, Ruth
Kennaugli Mildred Finnan. Mary
Freney, Mary P. Lawlor and Cath
erine Grady.
Miss Caldarone
Wed Saturday
The Churcli tf Our Lady of Mount
Carmel was the scene of the wed
ding of Miss Teresa Marie Cal
darone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Caldarone. West Porter
street, and Rocco Masl. son of Mrs.
Leonard Masl, East Main street,
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Miss
Winifred Gemlno was organist.
The bride, who was presented in
marriage by her father, was gowned
in white satin fashioned with a
high round neckline, trimmed with
beaded embroidery, leg-o'-mutlon
sleeves and a full skirt terminating
in a long train. A crown of orange
blossoms held in place her finger
tip veil and she carried a prayer
book marked with orchids and
stephanotls.
Miss Angeline Pictrunti, us maid
of honor, was attired in a blue
gown with a fitted damask bodice,
three-quarter length sleeves and a
full skirt of ltinon. Her fisherman s
cap of blue horsehair braid was
trimmed with ostrich feathers and
she rarrled an old fashioned bou
quet of mixed flowers. Michael
DePronzo was best man.
A reception was held at the home
of Mrs. Frank Guzzardl, Bank
street, sister of the bride, for guests
from New York. New Jersey and
Waterbury. Both Mrs. Caldarone
and Mrs. Masl were dressed in black
costumes with corsages of orchids
When the couple left, on a wedding
trip to New York city and Wash
ington, D. C., the bride traveling in
a grey and black ensemble. Mr
and Mrs. Masi will reside at 27 East
street. The bride is a graduate ol
Wilb.v high school. Mr. Masl is em
ployed by the Metropolitan Cleaner.1
and Dyers, Inc
Contract Bridge
CORNELL URIlHiK CI.IIB
Top scorers In Uic new series ol
Monday afternoon tournaments ol
the Cornell Bridge club, condudcted
by Mrs. John C. Morlurty, (10 Lin
den street, were: North and south
Mrs. Clifford Petlfjean and Mrs
George Moeller, 112 1-2; Mrs. Pat
rick Wallace and Mrs. William Yoos,
10B 1-2; east and west, Mrs. Mat
thew Doyle and Mrs. John Dillon,
11(1; Mrs. James Abercrombie and
Mrs. Walter Dews, 113.
High scorers in the new series ol
Monday evening tournaments were:
North and south, Mrs. James Sher
idan and Mrs. Kieluird Pickett, !»3;
east and west, Mrs. ISewan. Creigh
ton and Mrs. James McKellar. !l
1-2; Miss Lillian Kanando and Mrs
Robert Sullivan, 00 1-2.
Community Club
To Hear Reports
Mrs. Florence Oarosello will pre
sent a report on the Christmas party
sixmsored by the Mary Abbott Com
munity Club for 300 children of tin
community on December 22 at tin
regular monthly meeting ot I la
group tonight, at B:30 In the Mart
Abbott school gymnasium. A report
on the membership drive will aba
Is- given All membership due.*
must be In Before the next meeting
it wns announced today. Albert
Wilkie will preside at the meeting
The Ladles' Aid society of tin
Third Congregational church wll
meet at tile home of Mrs Henry
Tooker, Fox street, tomorrow alter
iiooii at 2:30 o'clock
A special meeting of the Hope
villi- Community club will be lick
this evening at H o’clock In the par
ish hall of the Houtil Federate!
church, lluldwlu street. Nominal Inl
and election ol officers for ItMa will
luge place. All members are urgei
to attend
Auxiliary To Honor
Mrt. Helen Brophy
Plans for a dinner party in linno,
uf Mm. Helen lirophy, ol Water
bury, slute department auxlliur:
president, were made at a lueillui
lust night id l.t. Hina auxiliary
Veterans of Pol sign Wars, al Me
chunlcs' hull, Hast Main street Tin
dinner will Is- held on Febrnury 2i
wlien Mrs. lirophy will pay In i of
filial Walt to the local auxiliary
In charge of arrungenienis lor tin
affair are: Mis* Helen Hlianahaii
Mrs. Julia Cooley and Mrs. LllUni
Hard.
Report* of several ciuoinlttci
were accepted und aniMiuiiceluen
was made Hail the quarterly de
partiurnt meeting will la- held li
Mechanics' hall, January 2H at
p. m.
About 2t> thank-you cards were re
ceiveil from veterans who had ic
received Christmas gilts sent by Hi
Watrrbury auxiliary, und the me*
sasges were read by Miss aAnn Cl
mltls. senior vice-president, wh
presided in the absence ot Mrs
Pauline Conlon, president.
Notes
Reelected Secretary
*
i
MISS ACNKS FITZPATRICK
Miss Fitzpatrick: was reelected secretary of the Walcrbury Mental Hy
giene society at the annual meeting of the group recently at Lincoln
House- She was also reelected to the board of directors for a three year
term.
Eleanor Ford
Feted At Tea
Miss Faye Lynch was hostess ul a
leu Sunday aflenioon at the Hotel
Elton In honor of Miss Eleanor Ford
of Luke street, suiKTvisor at St.
Marys hospital, whose marriage to
Cpl. Francis Sullivan of the Army
Air Corp, will take place January
20th. at St. Francis Xavier church.
Miss Ford was presented with a
complete set of Spode China dinner
set by those attending. Itev. Law
rence Skelly, ol St. Mary's hospital
staff, made the presentation.
Those present included the Misses
Helen Trainer. Margaret DeVito,
Mary Joyce, Ellen DIMuzie, Mary
lit'CChl, Bernice Lccchi, Esther Sul
llvan. Shirley Smith. Mary Trevelln,
Candida Palo, Susan Marino, Mary
Kinney, Margaret German, Mary
Olson, Fellca Dadduna, Helen Hu
bert, Margaret Caruso, Ann Carri
sello, Rita Bernier, Betty McCarthy,
Rosemary Johnson, Dorothy Alan
skea, Rose Ann Grey, Helen Mor
gan, Jennie Tutulo, Helen Tyvon
Alst Eleanor Zhender, Henretta
Langell. Olive Stickles, Agnes Gor
man, Muriel McClafferty. Ann
O'Connell, Eunice Hickey, Eleanor
Rice. Lillian Bauaker, Mary Santa
lucla, Mae Farrington, Peggy Far
rington.
Also Agnes Catalan, Ann McGrath
Loutse All Hath is and Margaret
Whelan, Marie Griffin. Peggy Seul
lcy, Kay Smith, Lucy Carriese, Ann
Wood. Ann Poetic, Josephine Fade,
Rose Pade, Katherine O'Connor,
Rosella, Reynolds, Mary Healey,
Mary Gullen Hue Porgle, Katherine
Muliens. Hebe Neville. Katherine
Donahue, Bernadine Brown, Angie
Capalla. Pauline Duguay, Ann
Lynch, Peggy Bailey, Loretta Coyle,
Agnes Reilly, alary Rinaldi, Mary
O'Connor, Mary Huvage, Marguerite
Tierney. Mary Rielley. Mary Katz
ing, Ellen Hyland. Mary Sullivan,
Peggy Murphy, Eleanor Riceardi,
Mary Antanaeei. Mary O'Connor,
Barbara Borchard, Mary Jane Simp
son. Agnes Luddy, Edna Lynch. Mae
Militancy, Evelyn Talmadge and
Faye Lynch.
Others present were: Mrs. Ger
trude Bunnell, Mrs Georgiattia
Payne, Mrs, Mari',uerile Blewllt,
Mrs. Agnes Hennessey. Mrs Eliza
belli Brennan. Mrs. latrella Robin
son, Mrs. It lie BulRiaU, Mrs. Mar
ion Franks, Mrs Etlwartl Blan
ds lie, Mrs. Katherine McGrath,
Mi's. Ann Wingcrl .man, Mrs. Ger
trude Phillips, Mrs, Ann Palmer,
Mr; Alice Morton, Mrs. J. Mill' r,
Mrs. Mae Kenney, Mrs. .Shirley
.Sheridan, Mrs Margo Cupozzl. Mis
Kullierine Talinadge, Mrs, Thomas
Utility. Mrs James Tynan, Mrs.
Eugene Ford, Mrs. Charles Delaney,
Mrs. Clair Connell, Mrs. George Te
lum. Mrs. Barbara O’lsillghllu, Mrs.
Gertrude Hmailey, Mrs. Alice War
per. Mrs Katherine Brady, Mrs
Jos. plane Dc Wider, Mrs. Mary
William.
Also Mrs Patrick Ford, Mrs. John
Dalton, Mrs. John Climey. Mrs.
Fi.uik J MG Lath, Mrs. Marian
Lynch, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs.
George Talmud. .
I
Births
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Hospital Alumnae
Elects Officers
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Evergreen Court
Installs Officers
Mrs. Gertrude Fach was installed
ius royal matron and Robert Fach,
as royal patron at tile annual in
stallation of oncers of Evergreen
court. Order of Amaranth Saturday
evening at Masonic Temple.
Others installed were: Associate
matron, Mrs. Florence Chamber
lain; associate patron. Charles
Chamberlin: treasurer. Mrs. Helen
Mrs/.; secretary, Mrs. Jennie Marg
graff, conductress, Mrs. Hazel
Curry; associate conductress, Mrs.
Evelyn Johnson; trustee, William
Mordo; marshal in the east, Mrs.
Margaret Harvey; marshal In the
west, Mrs. Ruth Fluke; standard
bearer. Mrs. Sena MacDonald; Pre
late, Mrs. Elizabeth Weinacl; truth,
Mrs. Mazel Spiers; faith, Mrs Eliza
beth MacLcllond; wisdom, Mrs. Ada
Blum; charity, Mrs. Louise Butter
field and musician, Mis. Adelent
Russell.
Also: Historian, Mis. Anne Nieh
ols; warden, Mrs. Emily Boyd; sen
tinel, Ralph Harvey. The installing
officers were: Installing patron, Wil
liam Mordo; crowning matron, Mrs
Elizabeth Wenzel; marshal, Mrs
Josephine Mordo; aide to marshal,
James Uuriioe; prelate, Mrs. Evelyn
Taylor; marshal in the east, Mrs
Amelia Bailey; marshal In the west,
Mrs. Mary Neill; standard bearer.
Mrs. Clara Senior: secretary, Mrs
Jennie Marggraff; crown bearer
Mrs Sue Olderslmw; sword bearer,
John Gresswell; captain of the
guards, Louts Wenzel; organist. Mrs,
Adelene Russell and soloist. Wayne
Clark.
The public meeting was o|>oned
by Mrs Evelyn Taylor, retiring
matron, who had for her uncrown
ing ceremonies the following of
ficers: Uncrowning matron, Mrs
Clara Miner; crown bearer, Mrs
Lillian Rodcck; llag bearer. Mrs
Amelia Halley; standard bearer
Mrs. Clara Hen tor; soloist. Mrs. Car
men Condon, Mrs. Taylor was pre
sented a past officer's jewel by Mrs
Effie Willis.
Mrs. Wenzel and Mrs. Elsie Pier
son were In charge of refresh
ment'. The Imperial trio presented
a program of music. Visitors wen
present, from Meriden. New Britain
Turlington and Brooklyn. N. Y Mrs
Willis, president ol the Past Officers
association Invited the newly In
stalled officers, to a dinner, preced
ing the next meeting. Jan 19. Rev
Bumilcl lludde, vicar ol Christ
chapel, gave the benediction
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Cornells Install
New Officers
Officers of tin1 Consell Villa Maria
and file Consell i>t. Jean-BaptLste
were installed for the coming veal
Sunday afternoon at the Fran< o
American Club hall. Installing of
fleers were Presidents, lfr. 1. J. Trl
buult Sr., and Mrs. Lucleti Drronln;
vice-presidents, loo Pepin and Mrs.
L. J. Tlitbault Sr.; Honorary Presi
dents, Joseph Caron and Mrs. A1
fred Pepin; Senior Officers, Arthur
Dansereau and Mrs. Win Hrousseau,
Master & Mistress of Ceremonies,
Romeo Slcard and Miss Yvette La
Vallee.
New officers who look oath lot
the Consell Villa Maria are: Chap
lain, Rev. Ernest A. Lainontugne;
president, Mrs. Isidore Houle; Hon
orary President, Miss Ceclle Fre
chette; Vice-President, Mrs. Henry
Plianeuf, Senior Officer, Mrs. John
LaVallee; Seeretar.,. Miss Anita
Houle; Assistant Secretary, Miss
Camille Frechette; Financial .Secre
tary, Miss Leona Frechette; Treas
urer, Miss Irene Dumouchel; Senti
nels, Miss Florence Boisvert and
Miss Lorraine Theroux; Mistress ol
Ceremonies, Miss Rita St. Jean; Au
ditors, Mrs. Win Cyr and Mrs. Al
phee Filgon; Qircclu of Childrens
Auxiliary, Mrs. Ernest John.
New officers who took oatli for
the Conscil St. Jean-Baptlste are:
Chaplain, Rev. Ernes A. LamonluKne
President, Ro..ieo Dumouchel;
Honorary President, Honnisdas Fre
chette; Vlve-Presldent, Joseph No
bert Senior Officer, Kl/.car BarU;
Secretary, John B. laiVallec; Assist
ant Secretary, Antonio lap Here:
Financial Serre'ary, Joseph Harpln;
Treasurer, Ernest Bclval; Sentinels,
Edmond Chabot and Alber: Picard;
Master of Ceremonies, I.uricn Ber
trand; Auditors, Albert Poulin und
Philip Ruselle; Director ot Children
Auxiliary. Albert Poulin.
Musical selections were played by
Walter Derouln and vocal rendition#
were presented by Miss Alice Vanaa*
se accompanied by Mrs. Lucien Der
ouln Refreshments were served un
der the supervision of Mrs. Roqmo
I Dumouchel and Mrs. Isidore Houle.
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79c yard
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