The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-06
The list of patrons and patronesses

The list of patrons and patronesses for the concert to be given by the | combined musical clubs of | Holy | Cross college at Temple hall on Wednesday evening include: Rev John J. Burke of Thomaston, Rev
 Leo J. Finn of Oakville, Rev Will 1 liam Judge, Rev William J. McGurk, Rev Thomas Shanahan, $. J. of Holy Cross college, Attorney and Mrs Jo-
 seph A. Bergin, MT and Mrs Martin
 F. Bergin, MT and Mrs Patrick s.
 Bergin, Thomas F. Bergin, MT and
 Mrs John l.. Bonn, Dr and Mrs Frank A. Bowes, Dr Patrick J. Bren- l nan, MT and Mrs Frank J. Daly, .Dr and Mrs John H. Dillon, Dr Christo- pher F. Dwyer, MT and Mrs Martin Egan, MT and Mrs Thomas J. Finne- gan, MT and Mrs William J. Fitzpat- rick, MT and Mrs Michael J. Galullo, Attorney and Mrs Francis P. Guil- foile, MT and Mrs Henry A. Hayden, Dr and Mrs Andrew J. Jackson, Dr and Mrs Edward J. Jackson, MT and Mrs William F. Jones, Mrs Mary E.. Kelley, pr and Mrs Michae. J. Law Tor. MT and Mrs William J. Luby of Meriden, MT and Mrs Timothy F. Luddy, Attorney and Mrs John F. McDonnough of Naugatuck, Judge gnu "lIn riaHh T. McEVoy, NIT anu Mrs William J. McGrath, MT and Mrs Joseph H. Mclean, MT and Mrs Cornelius F. Maloney, Attorney Vim cent A. Miller, Attorney and Mrs Walter E. Monogap, MT and Mrs Thomas F. Moran, MT and Mrs Thomas F. Moynihan, MT and Mrs Thomas F. Nolan, MT and Mrs Pat rick J. O,Brien, stephen J.. O'Brien, MT and Mrs Michael F. O'Connell, MT and Mrs Nicholas A. Paolucci, MT and Mrs Martin J. Scully, Attor- ney and Mrs Vincent A. Scully, MT and Mrs John J. Sullivan, Lieuten- ant-Colonel William J. Shanahan, Attorney Edward Traurig, pr and Mrs Walter A. Reilly of Naugatuck and MT and Mrs Joseph A. Reynolds of Naugatuck.
 MT and Mrs Albert Brooks of Wa tertown were the weekend guests of Mrs Brooks parents, MT and Mrs R. c. Fisher of New York city.
 MT and Mrs Nicholas M. Di Pietro of Ann street were pleasantly sur- prised by many of their friends at a farewell reception at their home Sat- urday evening. MT DiPietro has joined the mechanical department of the Tarrytown Daily News and, he and Mrs Di Pietro will make their home at 19 Marshall place. Sher- wood Park, Ossining, N. Y. The guests included: Misses Kathleen Rielly, Laura Bozzuto, Josephine Sea- vuzzo, Josephine Diorio, Lenora Ca- ruso, Helen Colangelo, Mollie Coviel- Minnie Knapp, Mary Bozuto, Lena Lembo, Jane Colangelo, Sarah Di- Modugno, Mary Biello, Amelia Tosta, Eva De Blasio, Mary Zappone, Li- bera Tosta, Mary Petro, Mary Zello, Florence Zello, Marie Caruso, Helen Rie1ly, Jennie Rinaldi, MT and Mrs Joseph Parziaie, Mrs Michael Rinal- di, Mrs Michael Lembo, MT and Mrs A. Rittuccf, MT and Mrs A. DiModug- no, Michael Denze, Nicholas Zap pcne, Michael Jamele, Angelo Ber- gantino. Michael Corti, George Wiehn, Andrew Di Pietro, Jr, John Edmond, MT and Mrs Ernest Di Pie tro. MT and Mrs John Denze.
 Miss Mary Clarissa Deming, a stu dent at the William and Mary college at Williamsburg, Va, is spending the spring recess with friends lin. New York city. Miss Demingf isa the daughter of Dr and Mrs Dudley B. Deming of the Country Club road.
 MT and Mrs N. H. Whipple of this city have been spending some time in New York city where they were guests at the Hotel Montclair.
 The Queens Daughters will hold its regular monthly meeting to-mor- row evening at o'clock at Mulcahy Memorial hall.
 Mrs. Hugh l.. Thompson and daughter, Miss Helen Thompson of Pine street are expected home this, afternoon from a several weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Percy DeForest Warner of the Country club road at their home in Tucson, Ariz.