The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-20

fT I
 one Of the gay social events of the early spring for both Yale under
 graduates and New Haven society will be La Balle Slav. the annual ball given by the Yale School of
 Fine Arts, in the galleries of the
 Museum of Fine Arts. Many dinner
 parties will precede the ball. The
 patronesses are President and Mrs James Rowland Angell. Dean Ever cit v. Meeks, Dean and Mrs David
 Stanley Smith, Mir and Mrs George
 IT, DelGrella, MT and Mrs Carl P. Rollins, MT and Mrs Douglass w. Orr. Mir and Mrs T. Salisbury Wool- sey, MT and Mrs Allan Butler Squire. MT and Mrs Paul B. Valle, Mrs Ar thur T. Hadley, MT and Mrs Henry Emerson Futile. MT and Mrs Carl Lohman, Mir and Mrs ]. l.. otterson.
 MT and Mrs George V. Alvord. Mir and Mrs Lewis H. English, MT and Mrs Andrews. John l. Downes, MT and Mrs Henry w. Farnam, Jr, Mir and Mrs Charles Seymour, MT and Mrs Eugene r. Savage, MT and Mrs Edward C. Taylor, MT and Mrs k. j.. Eberhard, MT and Mrs Theodore
 Sizer, MT and Mrs Theodore Died | ricksen. Mir and Mrs Otto Faelton,
 MT and Mrs George Pierce Baker. Mr and Mrs r. w. Barber, MT and niTe s9thutey A. MCOdUuteSS, NIT duu Mrs Alexander Dean, Mir and Mrs Alexander Dean, Mir and Mrs Boyd | M. Smith. MT and Mrs Edward c.
 Cole Jr. and Mrs D. V. Garstein, l Professor and Mrs Bancel LaFarge. The American association of Uni versity Women held a meeting Sat- | urday afternoon In Boston which
 was attended by over eleven hundred I women representing colleges from all
 over the United States. At this time l 1t was voted to accept Marywood
 college as member of the associa-
 ton, which places that college on
 a par with all the, leading colleges throughout the country. This also
 entities the students of the college
 to membership in any college in
 the world. The dean of Mary
 wood announced this delightful news
 to the student body at meeting
 Saturday evening. Nine Waterbury
 include the following: Miss Helen
 Carr. daughter of MT and Mrs James
 J. Carr of Plaza avenue; Miss Mar celia Corcoran, of Arch street: Miss Anne Fryer, daughter of Mr and
 Mrs James Fryer of Silver street:
 Miss Madeline Egan. daughter of MT
 and Mrs James x. Egan of Willow street; Miss Marion cass. daughter
 of MT and Mrs George Cass of Ham.
 ilton avenue, Miss. Ann Toomey daughter of MT and Mrs John
 Toomey of Willow street, Miss Mar
 ion Cayanaugh, daughter of MT and Mrs Michael Cavanatfkh of Johnson street; Miss Ethel Flanagan, daugh- ter of Mrs Catherine Flanagan ol Wilson street and Miss Mary Gib- bons. daughter of MT and Mri
 James Gibbons of. Wolcott street.
 MT and Mrs David Stoddard oi 513 Bunker Hill avenue celebrated their golden wedding anniversary
 with a reception at their home yes
 terday Afternoon from to 6 O.
 clock. Mir and Mrs 4toddard were
 married April 20, 1881 by Rev D w. Beckwith, then pastor of ths
 econd Congregational church l They have always made their homo
 in Bunker Hill. which is MT Stod. dard's birthplace. More than iOf guests helped them celebrate thf occasion yesterday The house wa, lhttractiveiy decorated with cut,
 flowers. Mir and Mrs stoddard were IDresented with numerous gifts. Out. of-town guests attended from Hart. ford, New Haven, Springfield, Bridge
 port Waiiingford and Seymour.
 Miss Lillian Brennan of Omaha
 Ncb. Is visiting at the home of hel brother, Harold Bfenuan and Mir lBrennae of WatefviIie street.