The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-10

The fall meeting of the board of directors of the Alumnae asso- citation of Albertus Magnus college will be held at the college this aft ernoon in Imelda hall. Officers of the board will be elected and the program of activities for the com ing year will be discussed. Miss Ellen Reynolds of New Haven. who was a delegate to the American Alumni council district conference held at Dartmouth recently, will give a report of the conference. Those who are expected to be pres ent are the president and the dean of the college; Miss Catherine E. O'Connor, chairman of the board and president of the Alumnae asso- citation and the following represen- tatives: Miss Elizabeth Mulroney of New York; Miss Mary Murphy of Bridgeport; Miss Ellen Reynolds of New Haven; Miss Justine Horrigan of Meriden; Miss Mary Stroker of Waterbury: and Miss Doris Me Kean of Hartford.
 Mrs Charles H. Upson, Jr is chairman of the active sales com- mittee in charge of Junior league day which will be observed an Tuesday, the 18th. Members of the league will assist as men and the proceeds will be given to augment the philanthropic fund of the Jun for league Mrs Upson's assist ants include Mrs Mark L. Sperry, Jr, Mrs Chauncey P. Goss, Sd, Mrs John deForest Buckingham. Mrs Robert L. Munger. Mrs Henry w. Wild, Mrs William M. Goss, Mrs John B. Goss, Mrs Donald S. Tut tie, Mrs G. Milton Allerton, Mrs Charles P. Durfee, Mrs Francis '. Phillips, Mrs Alexander F. Camp bell. Miss Elizabeth White. Miss Elizabeth Campbell, Mrs Charles Larkin, Mrs Roger E. Gay. Mrs Theodore V. Meyer, Mrs Walter Deacon. Miss Janice Wigmore, Mrs Ralph s. Munger, Mrs Gerald Low, Mrs Sherman H. Perry, Mrs Fred erick S. Kellogg, Misses Suzanne Hill Leach, Anna de Lancey. Mar garet de Lancey. Marion Hunt, Ann Driggs, Louise Driggs. Eliz- abeth Fielding. Mrs J. Harold Root Mrs John A. Coe, Jr, Mrs William P. Arnold, Mrs Frank English, Mrs Charles Hart, Miss Elizabeth Chatfield. Mrs Rodney Chase and Mrs Barlow l.. Heminway.
 John Dillon, a member of the sophomore class at Holy Cross col lege, and son of Dr and Mrs J. H. Dillon of Chestnut avenue, will be a weekend guest of George Thomas at Dartmouth college. Thomas, the son of Mrs Rose Thomas of Leffingwell avenue, is also a sophomore at college and the two will attend the Dartmouth Holy Cross football game to-day.
 The wedding of Miss Rietta M Close of Grove street, to Franklyn G. Scofield, son of MT and Mrs Arthur J. Scofield of Southmayd road, takes place this afternoon at o'clock at St Johns Episcopal church. The bridegroom's grand father, Rev Dr Franklyn Scofield. will officiate, and will be assisted by Rev pr John N. Lewis. Miss Close will have as her maid of honor, her cousin. Miss Cora Parker, and Miss Edna Close, Miss Olive Scofield. Miss Anna Bowling and Miss Edith Scofield as brides maids. Arthur Scofield will be his brothers best man and the ushers will include Donald Walker, Mans field Gillette. George Merkle and Herbert Behm.
 The Connecticut Woman's Chris tian Temperance Union. represent ing more than 80 unions in the state, will have its fifty-sixth an- nual convention in Hartford. from the goth to the 22d. The conven- ton is being held in Hartford for the first time in eleven years. Mrs Mary E. Welles. president of the state union, has planned activi- ties for the three days.
 Mrs Ole A. Martel of Webb street entertained the members of her bridge club at her home Thurs day evening. Those who attended were Mrs William Sullivan. Mrs Frank Phelan. Mrs Thomas Reilly. Mrs Joseph Blume. Mrs John Phelan, Mrs Harold Coleman. Miss Fanny, Bowes. and Miss Lillian Brennan. High score was made hy Mrs Frank Phelan and Mrs Blum. Refreshments were served.