The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-14

were Harriet Schoonmaker, Ant gelina Messina, Anna Rubinsly, Ruth Walsh, Helen Solomito, Thomas Brangel, Raymond Cos grove, Harold Cosgrove, Charles Rinaldi, Joseph Alderson and John Kearns.
 Richard w. Coer of Edgewood avenue is spending a few weeks at Coral Gables, Fla, where he is regis tered at the Cla Reina hotel.
 Mir and Mrs Harold Davis of Co., 1umbia boulevard have returned from East Northfield, Mass, where they spent few days.
 Mrs Stephen Hathaway of .Rosette street entertain at card party at Mrs Florence Chase, Mrs Loren Chase, Mrs Alice Travers, Mrs George Booth, Mrs Clarence D. Yale, Mrs William Jerman and Mrs Ralph Clinton.
 Miss Lydia MacPherson has re- turned from a few weeks visit with her aunt in Cleveland, Ohio, and is spending some time with her sister, Mrs Clifford Hawksley of Rosette street.
 The New Haven chapter of the New Rochelle alumnae will sponsor a fashion review and tea on Satur- day the 21st at 3 o'clock at Trinity parish house. The proceeds of the affair will be used for the benefit of the scholarship fund. The chairman of arrangements is Miss Loretta German, who is assisted by Misses Anne Toole, Alice Grady, Margaret Clifford, Margaret Duffy, Betty Tracy, Helen and Marion Shanley, Mary Henry, Virginia Began, Vir- ginia Byrne, Marion Mccarthy, Ethel Walker, Ann Carrig, Rita Quinlan, Mary Walsh, Mrs Joseph Jackson, and Mrs Leo Mitchell. Tea will be served at 4:30 o'clock.
 The annual banquet given by the juniors at Connecticut college. will take place this evening in the roof dining room of the Mohican hotel in New London. The mascot, which will eventually be presented to the college will be unveiled at this time What the mascot is none but the juniors knows. but members of the sophomore class must at least make good guess and send it by tele- graph to the junior class by o'clock tonight. At that hour the mascot must be in the hotel and following the unveiling amid proper ceremo. nies, the mascot will be whisked away to be hidden an entire week
 The following Saturday the mascot
 hunt" will take place, the game being won by the class which holds the mascot at the end of the hunt. Miss Mary Scott, of Waban, Mass. | as president of the junior class vii preside at the banquet. The fresh
 men will serenade their sister clas during the banquet and there will b,
 several speeches. Guests the clas | will include President Katherin Blunt, and the honorary members O | the class who are Dr Frank B. Nor
 ris, professor of psychology, and phil osophy, Mime Carola Ernst of th' French department and Prof Rutf
 Stanwood of the physical education department.
 Mrs Margaret Duprey entertained at dinner and bridge at her home on Willow street last evening 1T HOHOF Ol MlSS JOdu 1T idCe WHO IS U be married on April 30th. The home occasion. Following the dinner Mis-. Place was presented with many beautiful gifts of lingerie from the guests who included: Mrs Paul Rus. so, Mrs Leo Ruggiero, Mrs P. Kropp
 Mrs Susan Carney, Mrs John Bur ham, Mrs Alice Stevens, Mrs Johr Raeburn. Mrs Nellie Moore, MT, Robert Nicol, Mrs Margaret Duprey
 and Misses Mae Allen and Joar Place.
 The past chief daughters of Lady
 McAlpin lodge met recently at the home of Mrs Clara Sutherland o1
 Wood street. Plans were made tc
 hold Past Chief Daughters Night
 in the near future and invitations tc out of town lodges are to be ex- tended for this event. The lodge held a card party last evening at o'clock at Hibernian hall. After the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were serv. ed. Those who attended were Mrs
 Matilda Montgomery, Mrs Nellie Crichton, Mrs Marion German, Mrs Agnes Duncanson, Mrs Isabelle Ritchie, Mrs Helen Marshall, Miss Annie Anderson, Mrs Bertha Brown and Mrs Annie Ross. The next meet | ing will be held at the home of Mrs Agnes Duncanson of Oak street on
 the evening of Tuesday, the 31st.
 Mrs William Braun of Clematis avenue has been the guest of her
 sister, Mrs Ernest Rauch of Jackson
 Heights, l.. I.
 l The Connecticut Congress of Par
 ents and Teachers will convene fol | it's annual meeting at the Women. club house in Hartford Thursday and Friday, April and 10. There
 will be election of officers and bus
 mess meetings, together with a pro gram of addresses and music. Tht | program will also include round table discussions and open forum! on questions of parent-Teacher in i terest. Those on the nominating committee are Mrs Owen M. Hum phrey of Hartford, Mrs Herber Jackson of New Haven, Mrs Jamel A. Meath of Bridgeport. Mrs Harr,
 Mosely of Windham. and Mrs Parl
 c. Boyd of West Hartford.
 l Mrs Harris Whittemore, ST. ant
 MT and Mrs Harris Whittenmore, Jr of Naugatuck and Dr and Mrs Ed.
 win Blakesley Dumphy of Boston
 have returned from a three weeks
 cruise of the West Indies. They ar.
 rived home on the Swedish Ameri'
 can liner, Kungsholm.
 Miss Margaret M. Mills, daughter
 of MT and Mrs Robert C.. Mills oi
 Kelsey street. was included in the group of four Connecticut colleg. students who attended the New
 England Colleges Model Assembly
 of the League of Nations which wal
 held at Wellesley college this past
 weekend. Thirty-four other colleges
 participated and only students par
 ticularly interested in the questions