The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-29
MISS JEANETTE A. STEERS

25th, by the senior class of the Sa, auditorium.
 The Sterling Supper club of the Home Economies department of the Waterbury Girls club held card party Tuesday evening in the Brook lyn community center. This party was held as a general get-together for their personal friends. The money was put into the fund which is being raised to buy uniforms for the three Girls club basketball teams. Among those present were Misses Louise Kurtz, Jenny Nolan, Winifred Fitts, Anna Moran, Agnes Fitzgerald, Mary Dunn, Madeline Maloney, Elizabeth Dunn, Thelma Rivet, Agnes Ryan, Elizabeth Nor rison, Marion Powers, Gertrude Greaney, Hazel Young, Novella Fisher, Maude King, Alice Curby, Mary Shove, Regis Farr, Laura Sul- livan, Helen Morton, Helen Ander- son. Grace Lawlor. Irene Casey. Margaret Dwyer, Alice Hoeffler, Ger maine Caron, Agnes Wallace, Louise Briody, Mary Briody, Julia Briody, Margaret Caughlyn, Mae McEvoy, Evelyn Brousseau, Edith Robinson, Grace Caruso, Elsie Rinaldi, Peggy Tehan, Mary Lorton, Lena Lanercey. Bridge was played and prizes were won by Miss Laura Sullivan, first, and Miss Helen Anderson. second. Lunch was prepared by the mem- bers of the supper club under the direction of Miss Irene F.. Fennell, foods director, was served at 10:3O o'clock.
 Plans for the coming freshman spring dance at Yale university have rapidly approached completion un- der the direction of the committee headed by c. P. Williamson. The affair is to be held in Woolsey hall on Derby day evening, May IS, be- tween the hours of 9:45 and 3 o'clock.
 Arrangements have been made through the aid of Mrs Percy T. Walden to accomm odate all the young ladies coming to the dance in the homes of members of the faculty. These reservations may be made and tickets purchased through the following committees: C. P. Will liamson, chairman; w. s. Keesling, E. Nichols, J. w. Walden, l.. R. Goodyear and C. c. Triest
 Hb IcSDOuSc OI LHc CLASS d9 d whole to this, the first official func- ton ever to be given by freshman class, has been large. The dance will be made as informal as possi- ble, but the committee requests that tuxedos be worn, although they will not be required, especially if they weather is warm at that time. There will be no printed dance programs but programs may be made out for the first five dances. These early dances will be announced by the or chestra leader, Red Nichols, who will direct his first string orchestra and will himself offer several spe- cialty numbers during the evening. A double quartet composed of mem- bers of the Freshman Glee club will furnish entertainment during supper and it is expected that H. Howard and J. N. Howard, 1884, will give several piano selections.
 A surprise reception was given in honor of Rene Lemieux at his home 1914 South Main street, the occasion being his birthday. The guests in- cluded: Misses Jeanette Berthume, Julia and Edna Brousseau, Evan and Dora Boardman, Mary Brennan, Jane Cambigue, Juliet Cantin, Will Iiana Cherette, Aida Diamond, Lucie, Rose, Margaret Di Angels, Beatrice Guertin, Florence Larson, Germaine, Rhea and Annette Lemieux, Nancy Recharty, Bertha Moran, Rita Sul- livan, Anna Valaitis, Cecile, Lillian and Marie Vanasse, Estelle Michael Ruth Stock, C.. Luddy, Esther Eva chion, Thomas Cavanaugh, Edmond and Leo Belange, Walter Brennan Emile, George and Francis Cam bigue, Armand Colombo, ovid Dery Albert Donais, Louis and Henry Guertin, Louis Gew, Robert Houle Glen Jacques, Armand Lemieux Harry, George and Rene Lemieux Leo Leven, Eddy and Ernest Mar chand, Joseph Shea, Vad Pronovost Henry, Edward and Arthur Vanasse MT and Mrs Galinais. Mrs A. Guertin MT and Mrs Lemieux, MT and Mrs P. Liberty, MT and Mrs A. Marchand MT and Mrs Theriault, Mir and Mrs A. Vanasse, and Mir and Mrs E. VanaSse.
 Miss Irene Fitzmaurice and Mrs | r. J. Svboda entertained at a mis- cellaneous shower in honor of Miss Helen M. Svboda at her home on Friday evening in honor of her conn ing marriage to Timothy c. Sullivan The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those at tending were: Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs ]. Hussey. Mrs. T. O'Connor. Mrs
 J. McEvoy, Mrs. D. O'Leary, Mrs J. Moriarty, Mrs. R.. Platt, Mrs F. Cass, Mrs. 1T. Gordon, Mrs. F.. Tor renee. Mrs J. Sullivan, Mrs. H. Rob. ert, Mrs. M. Killian, Mrs. H. White and Misses Margaret Platt, Dorothy
 Platt, Helen Casey, Peggy McEvoy
 Josephine Sullivan, Mary Connolly
 May Mccarthy. Ada Rochon
 Eleanor Rochon, Margaret Deely
 Ruth Deely, Nellie Fitzmaurice, Lil. Han Stauch, Virginia Robert, Mar. garet Hussey, Loretta O'Leary. Heller Hughes and Sophie Banfe and Mrs George Jenkins and daughter of New York.
 Miss Amelia Desroches entertain. ed at dinner party at the home oi MT and Mrs John Collins of Leffing. well avenue recently. Her guest, Included: Misses Margaret McKenna Ann Gill, Helen Gill. Ray Grady, Jo.