The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-03

Sightseeing tours have been ar- ranged for visiting Vassar aitimnae
 attending the meeting of the As-
 sociated vassar Alumnae in New Haven over the weekend, One group. under the direction of Mrs. Taber of Wallingford. will visit the. kitchens. pantries and dining rCOrag of the New Have n hospital Friday afternoon. From there they will 20 to the Institute of Human Re- lations and pr. Arnold Ceselfs physo -clinic, under the direction of Miss Ruth Washburn and Miss Helen Thompson.
 Another group, that same after noon and under the direction or Mrs. Lee Wilson Dodd, will go on a sightseeing trip of the univer- sity with one of the university guides.
 Saturday morning at o'clock another group will visit the Yale theater with a guide provided Dy
 the School of Drama. In the aft: ernoon some of the visitors Will witness the football game between Yale and St. Johns college, Mary land, while others will take the trip around the college again. Saturday night there VIII pc
 large dinner in the New Haven Lawn club with President and Mrs
 Henry N. MacCracken as the guests of honor. Anyone interested in Vassar is invited to attend this dinner. Sunday morning the Alumnae will hear the address in Battell chapel by the Rev. Niebuhr of Union Theological seminary, New York.
 The Waterbury Wellesley club will hold Wellesley tea Friday afternoon from 3 until 5:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Joel Butler of Buckingham street. The speaker will be Mrs. Ewing, dean of resi- dence at Wellesley college. All Wellesley alumnae are invited to
 be present.
 Miss Marlene Delfino of Walnut
 street entertained at a masquerade party on Sunday evening in honor of Miss Nancy Hathaway of North
 Main street. Music and dancing
 was enjoyed throughout the evening and luncheon was
 served. The guests included: Miss
 es Nancy Hathaway, Margaret Ra-
 zier, Kathleen O'Connor, Mary Ste-
 sick, Edna Young, Lee Hotchkiss,
 Genevieve Bovally, Betty Cipriano,
 Mary DePaolo. Marie Rttucci, Eleanor D'Aniello, Mary kandi-
 bovich, Mary Longo, Lucille Lon go, Rose Sortino, Antoinette Gu
 arino. Ange Carserino, Laura Car
 serino, Emma Orsini. Kate Bol- no unlnr n'. Conner, Lucille D'Aniello, Jo- sci phine Rinaldi, Florence Guarino.
 Bridget Cappella, Marion Iador- ole, Josephine Iadarole, Ange Iada- role, Emily Albano, Katherine BeauIis, Clara Guerrero, Constance Mastandre, Udella Tortora and Francis Delfino, George LaBelle, Raymond Franso, Frank DePaolo.
 Albert Dance, August Palledin,
 John Muncio, Louis Mastandrea.
 John Tata, Domenic Crosse, Harry Moran. Harry Munger. Angelo Damiani, Anthony Roberts, Joseph Libby, Rocco Delfino, Edward. Del fino, Nicholas D'Aniello, Edward
 Bernier, George Amicone, Nicholas
 Maria nj, Andrew Gianelli, George
 Banfe, John Madden, Gene Price,
 Joseph Morelli, James Lynch, Eric
 Gustafson, Frank Mariani Nicholas
 Ritucci, Lawrence Beaulis, Jo-
 seph Cappella, John Cappella. An
 thony Barbieri, Gro Monac. Ralph
 Cappella, Jr, Louis Cappella and Mir and Mrs Delfini, Mir and Mrs
 Trask, Mir and Mrs Barbieri. MT
 and Mrs Cappella, MT and Mrs Gu
 arino, MT and Mrs Bolzone. Mir and Mrs Lupo, Mir and Mrs Mon- ica, Mir and Mrs Iadarole. Mir and rs Giannamore and Mir and Mrs Clark.
 Automats are being opened in nearly all large cities of England.