The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18

Hennessey of Hillside avenue, Miss .
 Mary Franklin of Cooke street. Westover school is sponsoring a concert at Buckingham hall on Fri day, the 24th, by the Westover Glee
 club. the Yale Glee club and the
 Russian choir of this city. Miss Louise Driggs of Prospect street
 who is chairman of arrangements has announced that members of the Waterbury Junior League will serve as ushers for the affair. The pro- ceeds will be turned over to the Westover students to aid them in their work in assisting in the educa- | tion of the children of the Russian | refugees on the continent of Flu rope. Preceding the concert, there will be a tea dance at Westover school for the members of both glee clubs as well as the Junior League | ushers.
 MT and Mrs Edwin A. Todd of the Meriden road, Miss Esther Newell and MT and Mrs Edward D. Parks of Milldale, are at the Holly Inn in l Pinehurst, N. C., for few days, en-
 route North from Ormond, Fla where they spent the season.
 Mrs Louis r. Laun of Faber ave nue, regent of Melicent Porter chap | ter, D. A. R., will attend the 4Otf Continental congress of the Nationa | society, D. A. R., which opens or Monday, the 20th, and continues fol a week at Washington, D. c. MT! | Laun, as well as Mrs William Besst of Torrington, chapter member
 will also attend the tea to be glvef
 by the Connecticut delegates at th' | Willard on the day previous. as :
 sort of get-together for the delegates Festivities in connection with Vas
 sar colleges senior promenade begar last night, continuing this morning and afternoon and reaching theil climax in the Prom" itself this eve ming. The promenade will begin at : o'clock with the grand march, Ice by the chairman of the committee 1 Miss Mary Hardness of Davenport
 Iowa, and her escort, Gerald Har- rigan of Milwaukee.
 The events preceding the prom enade was an informal dance last | evening, a student concert this morning and tea dance at 4 p. m 1 to-day.
 The patrons and patronesses of the | promenade, who are members of the college faculty and of the board o1 | trustees, are:
 President and Mrs MacCracken Dean Thompson, Professor Herbert
 Mills, Miss Mary MacColl, Professor Philip Davis, Professor and Mrt Dickinson, Professor and Mrs Pierce Professor and Mrs Tonks, Professor and Mrs Fite, Miss Helen Kenyon ! and pavrnond GIarnSpV.
 Six Vassar wardens will be the hostesses at to-night's dance. There are HI members in the senior class Among them are:
 The Misses Elizabeth Aller. Louisa | Clark, Drusilla Cooke, Mary Gaston | Eleanor Goodrich, Jean Guiterman Joanna Jennings, Cynthia Moore
 Mary Potter, Margaret Schimmel Charlotte Futile. Mary Wingert and
 Hooker Woodward of New York l Natalie Walsh of Pelham, Mary Johnson and Dolores Murray of Yon- kers, Caroline Sherman of Hastings on- Hudson, Mary Ingraham, Gwen Leys, Betty Peck, Ruth Schepmoes
 Edna Shaw and Cecile Wulff O1 Brooklyn, Emily Leake of Richmond Hill, Mary Lewis of Jamaica, Elino1 Barnes of Far Rockaway, Janet Til ton of Jackson Heights, Alice Me bane of New Brighton, Natalie Dill lont of Tarrytown, Edna Allies oi Scarborough-on and Eliz- abeth -Chittenden, Edith Darrach Blanchette Hooker and Dorothy Schierenberg of Greenwich, Conn. A 5Oth wedding anniversary re. ception was given recently at the home of MT and Mrs John c. Clarke of Chauncey street. After playing cards and games a lunch was served MT and Mrs Clarke were presented with many gifts, including severa floral remembrances, and purse
 of gold. Those present were MT:
 Helen Clarke and daughters. Evelyr
 and Marjorie, MT and Mrs Wesle, Clarke, MT and Mrs Justin Clarke Mr and Mrs James Clarke and chil. dren, Dorothy and Edward, MT an6
 Mrs Floyd Cady and MT and Mrs
 John Clarke.
 MT and Mrs Barrow l.. Heminway of Watertown have returned from
 Hot Springs, Va. where they were guests at the Homestead.
 The regular monthly meeting ol lthe Children of Mary of the Sacred Heart church will be held in the school haE on MOnuay evening
 7:3O o'clock. The dramatic club o
 the society will present short pla, lentitled, Maid To Order" The title lrole will be played by Miss Florence Ray. others in the cast are: Editl Tracy, Alice LaPointe, Betty
 Hartye, Frances Guarrera and Gel
 Maloney.
 1 MT and Mrs Alfred Hart of Buck lingham street. are registered at Ths
 Barclay in New York for a few days i The members of the Happy-Go. Lucky Girls attended Q theater part, lat the State theater on Thursday levenIng. Those in the party includ- ed: Adrienne Arcand. Della Mar lrissey. Beatrice Boissoneault, Slmonns ...... .n .a L...sa M IlL1I1 a