The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-09

Miss Klem Kennedy, daughter of MT and Mrs Joseph P. Ken nedy of Crescent street was chair man of the committee in charge of the tea given by the resident stu dents of the senior and sophomore classes of Albertus Magnus college in New Haven on Sunday at Im- elda Hall. Miss Mary Daly, daugh- ter of Mrs Anna Daly of South Elm street was also a member of the committee in charge. Among the local guests who attended were Misses Mary Robinson of Farm ington avenue, Dorothy Guilfoile of Ridge street, Joseph Robinson of Pennington avenue, Mrs Anna B. Daily of South Elm street and Miss Mary Bennett of Cherry street.
 There will be 8 dress rehearsal of "The Specialist" seventh an- nual entertainment and dance of the Palmour club, at Temple hall tonight. The play will be present ed at Temple hall tomorrow night at 8:30, under the direction of Mrs Edward Cohen. Members of the cast include Mrs Ruby R. Braverman, Mrs Jack Nierenburg, Miss Reah B. Goldberg, Louis Levin, Louis Cohen, Jack FNeitleson, Joseph Gra- Der, Harry GruskaY and Nathan Block. Timmie Crowe's orchestra will furnish music for dancing af- ter the show.
 Yesterday afternoon in her home Stone House, The Anchorage, Pine Orchard, Mrs Milton J. Warner gave a tea for her debutante daugh- ter, Miss Betty Warner and her de- butante nieces, Misses Ellen Gal laudet and Miss Clare Smith. Miss Gallaudet is the daughter of MT and Mrs Herbert D. Gallaudet and Miss Smith, the daughter of Dr and Mrs George M. Smith. Presiding at the tea table during the afternoon were Mrs John H. Goss, of this city; Mrs Edward Bliss Reed, Mrs Charlton D. Cooksey and Mrs Arthur Day. Assisting were Miss Mary Hotch- kiss, daughter of Mir and Mrs H. Stuart Hotchkiss. who will be intro duced at a tea-dance next Tues day; Miss Helen Homer, daughter of MT and Mrs Leonard Homer, who will make her debut in Will mington, Del. December 80; Miss Martha Dye and Miss Jane Hol- comb of this city, house guests of Miss Gallaudet and Miss Lois Kill burn, also of this city, a house guest of Miss Smith.
 The Trinity College Glee club will give it's first concert of the season tonight at the Glastonbury high school auditorium at 8:30 o'clock. The concert will be sponsored by the St James Junior guild.
 The Glee club has arranged a program in three parts including speciality numbers by c. Hartman Smith, '32 and w. Franklin De Voc '33, both of Baldwin, N. r., and a number of famous carols of differ- ent nations by a quartet chosen from the college choir.
 Included in the Glee club num- bers are Fight" Norwegian stu dent song which will be one of the numbers to be sung at the Eastern International Glee club concert to be held in Boston in March; "Ad- oremus Te," by Palestrina; Flight Trinity" the newest and best liked Trinity song written by Harry Nordstrom '19 of New York city, a former Trinity football captain; sThe Hundred Pipers," a Scotch folksong: My Johnny Was Shoe. maker by Taylor. and "Firefies,' . Russian folksong.
 The Trinity Glee club is being coached for the second year by A. Tillman Merritt, head of the music department at Trinity. The club has made excellent programs and has arranged a more ambitious schedule of concerts than has any glee club from the college in many
 The student leader of the Trinity Glee club is MT Warwick. The ac- compainist is T. p. McDermott oi | Hartford.
 Mrs Donald S. Granniss of Fiske street Is spending a few days Tn New York where sch is registered at the Roosevelt hotel.
 MT and Mrs Darragh deL'ancey Of Pine street are spending a rev days in New York where they are registered at the Roosevelt hotel.