The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
PERSONAL

On Wednesday, January IA, re- union at Arnold College, will be held of the alumnae who will return as guests, under the auspices of the Connecticut Alumnae Association. The high spot of the days program m will be a basketball game between Arnold College and Springfield Y. M. c. A. College. Graduates numbering over three hundred and occupying important positions in the field of education will attend. Dr Maroney, president of Arnold College will be the speaker at the business meeting of which Henry Schnelle, director of health and Physical education of the public schools of New Haven will be chairman, Sam Massey. Arnold '26 and president of the Alumnae Asso- ciation is in charge of the program.
 Miss Lulu Quinlan of Willow street who is to be married on January l 9th to Lester Kiernan of Englewood avenue was the guest of honor at a surprise miscellaneous shower given at her home last evening. The home was attractively decorated in a color scheme of red and green. Entertain ment was enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those attending were Mrs John Mullaney. Mrs Mary Me- Cam, Mrs John B. Doyle, Mrs Jane E. Murphy, Mrs Charles K. Ahearn, Mrs Charles Lynch, Mrs Andrew Gil- mour. Mrs Sarah Murphy, Mrs John Byrnes, Mrs Frank Kiernan, Mrs Nelson Squires, Mrs Michael Quinlan, Mrs John M. Hutchinson, Mrs L f.t>,, Mro Trh Mrs Walter Ahearn, Mrs Rose Hughes, Mrs Walter K. Ahearn, Mrs Mary Moriarty and Misses Lulu Murphy, Florence Garthwaith, Helen C.. Murphy, Airline Kiernan, Eleanor Hallock, Mary Murphy, Alice Hugh es Sue Lynch, Marion Ahearn, Ca therine Lynch. Katherine Mullaney, Helen NJ. Murphy, Sophie Carroll. Katherine Hughes and Lulu Quinlan.
 Mrs George Boomer of Hewitt street is spending a week in Hunt ingdon.
 A large number of local people will act as patronesses for the con- cert of John Mccormack which is to be given at the Bushnell Me- morial hall in Hartford on Sunday afternoon, January 18th at o. clock The affair is being spon- sored by the Queen Daughters of Hartford and will 1, Mir McCor- mack's only appearance in New England for the year of 1881. The list includes: Mrs Terrence F. Car mody, Mrs John Kilduff. Mrs Mi- chael J. Gallulo. Mrs Edward G. Bobbin, Mrs George Russell, Mrs F.. Vincent Maloney, Mrs Mary McGill, Mrs Erie Pape, Mrs Robert Birt, Misses Mary McElligott. Mary Ben nett. Eulelia Madden, Mrs Thomas Nolan, Mrs Frank r. McEvoy, Misses Katherine and Agnes Ma nancy, Anna Mcdonald, Mrs F'r@ :; Mcdonald, Mrs Edward Hart, M 5 Ralph Vaughn, Mrs John F. Barry, Mrs William Buckley. Miss Alice Cronin, Marie Horrigan, Mrs Henry kast. Mrs James Kelly, Miss F. Mae Keefe. Miss Mary Guilfoile, Mrs Frank O'Donnell Misses Ann Pope, Julie McGrath. Mrs Benjamin Bur ney. Mrs Frank P. Guilfoile, Mrs Charles O'Connor and Mrs Arthur Mcdonald.
 Ralph Gregory has been elected to lead the senior Christian Endeavor society of the Union Congregational church for the next six months. Other officers elected are:vicc- -presi- dent, Evelyn Gregory; treasurer, Caroline Shaw; recording secretary, Marjorie Morris; corresponding sec retary, Dorothy Ball: organist. Ar lcne Hull The chairmen of com mittees were elected as follows: Pro- gram committee, Carl Miller; pub licity committee, Louis Ande: social committee, Marjorie Morris; drama tic committee, Theron Beach; mis- sIonary committee, Mrs Ralph Flor Leitch.