The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-28


 college.
 Mrs Edwin J. Rockwell and Mrs D. R. Francis will be in charge of the Tuesday bridge tea by the Wa .terbury Women's club on Decem- Der 1. Card playing will be in charge of Mrs William Sherman Smith and Mrs Irving Platt is ar- ranging for bowling. Tea will be served from to 6 o'clock.
 An art club has been recently formed at Connecticut college, New London. The purpose of the club is to further interest in art on the campus and to keep the college in- formed of activities in the art world. The club will bring outside speakers to its meeting and con- duet trips to visit museums in nei0hboring cities. The club VIII also undertake an extra-curricular extension of the course in art ap- preciation. Programs will be ar ranged in which members of the aTL uGDdTlIuchL dhu oNhSAc
 give talks on block printing, wood cuts. painting with lights, marion cites and other subjects of popular interest.
 Entering its twenty-fifth year, Marymount college. Tarrytown, N. Y., will open it's silver jubilee celebrations on December Sth. Endowed as an academy and finishing school in 1907 by Sir James Butler, & noble patron Of higher education, 1t has developed into a fully chartered liberal arts college, It's branches now extend to Paris and Rome and its education al aims purport to place at the convenience of each individual stu dent the best that old and new world education can provide. Each particular feature of this growth and development Marymount hopes to commemorate during the com ing year. Alumnae reunions, acad- emic gatherings, college activities and publications will be planned in accordance. A crusade for the spread of good literature Is sched- uled among the charitable worKs of the Marymount' jubilee year.
 The celebrations will be inaug- urated by a pontifcal high mass sung by his excellency, Rt. Rev. Bishop Dunn, in the Butler Me morial chapel, with the Very Rev. Dominic J. Hastings, Q. earn chaplain of the college as deacon and the Rev. Dr. E. K. Lynch, U. Carm'. subdeacon. Rev. Thomas J. Donlon, Rev. Patrick J. Lennon, Rev. Thomas J. O'Keefe, Rev. James Hackett, Rev. Wm. T. Dono- hue. and other accelesiastics will occupy the sanctuary.
 An elaborate musical program consisting. of Beethoven's Mass In q. Ecce Sacerdos (Bonvin), Ave Maria (VidaD. and Exultet (Moorat), will be sung by the stu dent choir, under the direction or Professor Rudolph Thomas, with Professor George Yates Myers pre- siding at the organ.
 A solemn enrolment of students into the Society of the Children or Mary will take place in the after noon. This will be followed by the act of renewal on the part of the alumnae, and pontifical benediction. The ceremonies will be brought to a close by the chanting Of the Te Deum. ,,,
 The preachers of the day will be Rt. Rev. Monsignor M. J. Lavelle.. rector of St. Patrick's Cathedral and Rev. pr. E. K. Lynch, O. Carm.
 More than 40 couples. including students. alumni and guests at- tended the annual Thanksgivins house party given by the Tneta Sigma Chi fraternity at Connecti- cut Agricultural college Wednesday evening. Among those attending were Berton Dickinson of Roxbury with Miss Charlotte Brush of Hart ford: George Weigold of Torrtng- ton. Arnold Storrs of Torrington with Miss Sarah Green of Glovers- yille, N. r., Miss Marguerite L. Brechbuhler of Waterville with Ar roll Lamson of Storrs; Miss Lo- raine Krantz of Oakville with An thony Bojnievicz of New Britain, Miss Harriett Heaiey of Seymour with Herbert Clark of Glastonbury and George Weigold of Torrington.
 Mrs Theodore Kirsch of East Farm street entertained the mem bers of the Just Us Club at her home on Wednesday afternoon Two tables were in play. Hign score was made by Mrs Ward Hob bic, Mrs James Lowe and Mrs Max Kraft, and consolation prize was given Mrs Donald Macintosh Others present were Mrs Abner Scofield and Mrs James Mcclure.
 Mrs Mark l.. sperry, Jr, Presi- dent of the Waterbury Junior league. has been appointed chair man of a committee to form a cen tral bureau of volunteer workers. representing the Junior league In the Interclub Council.
 Mrs William B. Harmed of Fair view street was hostess at q bridge given recently for the members of her club, Those present were Miss es Helen Flaherty. Bessie Smith. Catherine Doran. Betty sheehan, Alice Lawlor, Mrs Leo Phelan, Mrs jeorge O'Connor. and Mrs Arthur Harris. High score was made by Mlas Smith and Miss D0ran. MtnE