The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
PERSONAL

John A. Wells, of New York city, was elected president of the class of lIg32 at Wesleyan university for the senior year. The slate elected with him consisted of: Vice-president, Webb P. Chamberlain, Cleveland; secretary, Robert K. Beach, New Ha- ven; treasurer. George B. Holmes, Roselle, N. J.
 Wells was recently elected cap- tain of the Wesleyan basketball team for next season. He has been a consistent performer in the backheld of Cardinal eleven for two seasons, and is now quartering left field on the Middletown varsity nine for his second term. He is an honor student. prominent in the activities of the Wesleyan Christian association, and was tapped" a short time ago for Skull and Serpent, senior honorary society. Until the expiration of his term in June, he is vice-president of the junior class.
 The student body of Connecticut Agricultural college began the cele- bratfon of junior week Monday, an annual event. at the college during the first week of May. Members of the junior class appeared in class costumes.
 The Reserve Officers' Training Corps battalion will hold it's annual company, platoon and squad conn petitive drill on the battalion drill field, Thursday. The leaders of the winning company, platoon and squad will receive medals and cash prizes. It is expected that Major Dolphin E. Thebaud of Hartford, Captain Thomas W. Freeman and Captain Ulmont w. Holly, both of Rhode Island State college, will judge the competition.
 The class will dedicate it's tree Friday afternoon. Professor Andre |Schenker, class adviser, and Carl Hakanson of Greenwich, class presi- dent, will speak then. The junior class will then march to the athletic field where Hakanson will perform the annual custom of giving Good Luck" wreath to the captain of the basbeaIl team. William H. Darrow of New Britain is the captain.
 A baseball game with Wesleyan is scheduled following the presenta- tion.
 The Junior Prom will begin at 9 D. m. The prom this year is in charge of committee consisting of Cuthbert T. Collorbon, Greenwich, chairman; Ruell A. Sloan, Hartford; Hugh McCann, Somers, and Abbie Jean Quick, South Manchester.
 The secret tapping" of the Druids, the senior secret honorary society, will occur during the prom and the identity of the members tapped" last year will be made known dur- ing the evening.
 MT and Mrs Abe Rivkin of Cooke street were rendered a surprise re- ception at their home Sunday even- ing in honor of their 18th wedding anniversary. MT and Mrs Louis Bromberg acted as host and hostess. Bridge was played for which prizes were awarded to Mrs Sam Wilton, Mrs Morris Siller, Mrs Abe Green, Mrs Jack Bromberg, Mrs Nathan Luria and Mrs Max Moskovitz. A color scheme of red, white and blue was carried out in the decorations. MT and Mrs Rivkin were presented with a set of Continuity silver by the guests who included: MT and Mrs Louis Bromberg, MT and Mrs Jack Bromberg, MT and Mrs Sam Blumenfeld, MT and Mrs Victor Bromberg, MT and Mrs Sam Blum enfield, MT and Mrs Victor Brom- berg, MT and Mrs Al Fink, MT and Mrs Abe Green, MT and Mrs Max Hart, MT and Mrs Hyman Kerzner. MT and Mrs Joseph Kreigler. MT and Mrs Charles London, MT and Mrs Harry London, MT and Mrs Nathan Luria, MT and Mrs Louis Madnick, MT and Mrs Abe Matzkin, MT and Mrs Sam Matzkin, Mir and Mrs Max Moskovitz, MT and Mrs Morris Siller, MT and Mrs Bernard Schryer, MT and Mrs David Swirsky, MT and Mrs Sam Wilton, MT and Mrs Hyman Winig. MT and Mrs Abe Fucker.
 Miss Irene E. Lieber, daughter of Mir and Mrs August l.. Lieber, 1263 Thomaston avenue, presided at q meeting of the Classical Association of the College of St Elizabeth, Con- vent Station, N. J., today. Arrange ments were made for the Greek games to be held at the college on May 21. The events will include foot, torch and chariot races, and the contestants will wear Greek cos- tunes. An Italian supper was served at the conclusion of the meeting.