The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-07

ae of the College of New Rochelle e, November 18th. Miss Reisinger mmittee in charge and is being as-
 Miss Alvina Sirica.
 The November meeting of the women's Educational club will hs held oh Monday evening at the home of Miss Sophie Kramer of wheeler street. Plans will be dis cussed for the Thanksgiving eve dance to be given at the Hotel Waterbury.
 Waterbury students at the Dan- bury Normal school are Misses Virginia A. Gnlleshaw of Water town, Agnes Kelly of Washington street, Mary Mccarthy of Fuller street, Patricia Murphy of Aver street, Emily O'Donneil of Bald- win avenue, .Aryilla Sachsenhauser of Watertown avenue, Fidrehce M. Stoll of Burton streAt, Rose H. Carroll Of Baldwin street, Ann Crofin of Waterville street; Constance M. Gibbons of Oakville. Ellen. Hunt of Cherry street, Genevfeve Johnson, Eleanor Leahy of South Main street, Mary Mo- ElliGett of Rye street. Alice Pierce of Highland avenue, Ethel Shiller of Albert place, Mildred Synnott of Camp street and Mary K. Wrenn of South street.
 MT and Mrs Charles H. Tyrrel entertained a card party at theii home in Woicott recently. They
 had as their guests MT and Mri Frank Walters, MT and Mrs Al. mazar Hamel, Mir and Mrs Charle. Tyrrel1, MT and Mrs John Bergin Mrs Amelia Golden, Mrs George Hassinger, Mrs George Mullenite Mrs William A. Dumschatt, Miss Lillian Clarke, Mrs Gus Kreger Mrs William J. ,Klitka, Edward Read, William E. Brown and Ray. mond Hamel.
 The following is a complete schedule for the semi-annual meeting of the Vassar alumnae which is being held in New Haven today and tomorrow.
 Saturday, 3 o'clock. Opportun- ity for small number of especial ly interested out-of-town alumnae to see the Yale University theater The group will meet at the theater in York street with Mrs Violet Kaufman Thompson in charge; 10:S0 annual meting of the A. A V. c. at the New Haven Country Club, with Emmelyn B. Hhrttidgt preetding. President James Row. land AnSeli will welcome the aluhi. nae to Yale, and informal reportt of officers and chairman of com mittees will be made. Mrs D6ro. thy Scoville Merrels will be in charge; 12, luncheon at New, Ha- Ven Country Club, with Mrs Helen Morris Hadley presiding. Mrs Eleanor Fry Nettieton will be in charge. and Dr Milton c. Winter nifty, dean of Yale School of Medi- cine, will speak on the Institute of Human Relations; groups leave Country Club at 2 with choice of: Yale Bowl football game. Yale vs St Johns of Annapolis, historical tour of New Haven and vicinity; birdseye view of Yale university special visits to Yale University li- brary, Peabody Museum of Natural History and Children's Museum; New Haven Hosiptal and Yale School of Nursing; Yale Art school. An aluwna will accompany each group; 4:S0 to 6. tea at the home of Mrs Josephine Sutphin Brins- made, 362 Fountain street; 7:30. dinner in honor of President and Mrs MacCraken at the New Haven Lawn Club. Alumnae, friends and parents of undergraduates are in- vited. Speakers of the evening x.xtn b2 YlsoatAa-k fo nlr 0nA Dean Thompson. Professor George Katherine Pratt Twitchell will be in charge.
 Sunday, choice of: University church service at Batteii chapel, Dr Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theological seminary as preacher; II, optional automobile trips to New England towns; groups. will meet at Faculty Club at lO:3O; i, luncheon at home of Mrs Mary Belknap Gray, Pros- pect Court. at which the committee will be hostesses. to the out-0f- town guests and fhose, whom they are visiting. After luncheon. Dean Wendell will talk on the Yale hous- ing plan.
 The committee form the New Haven Club Is Mrs Arthur Twining Hadiey, honorary chairman; Mrs Leslie Thompson, chairman; Mrs Fred Brihsmade, vice-chairman Miss Lois Sperry. secretary; Mrs Alan Bateman. hospitality; Mrs George Hawley, registration; Mrs William Buell., invitation; Mrs Rog- CT Benton. transportation; Mrs Robert Ward, hosteases; Mrs Bur ton Twicheli, fiowets; Mrs Arthur Bliss Dayton and Mrs H, Frank Bozyan. sightseeing; Miss Mary Bsecher, hotel accomm0dations and information; Mrs Lee Wilson Dodd, membership; Mrs George Hotchkiss. publicity.
 Among the local people who will attend the Masaa chusetts State Cellsge Springfield College football game which will be held at Pratt field in Springfield tomorrow are Bud Davis, Miss Florence Gustaf- son, Mr and Mrs Charles Leader, Mir and Mrs Myies Dunn. Mr and Mrs Chariss velte, Mir and Mrs Frank Hailock, Mir and Mrs Her. haet q Nri4ffE aU& ann Fra oUM Mir