The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-15
PERSONAL

The freshman dramatic class of lAlbertus Magnus college, New Ha- lyen. presented three one-act plays flor the sisters and the student body lon Monday, at 4 o'clock. Miss Mar Han Crane, president of the freshman lcIass, gave a brief speech of welcome and announced the casts of the plays, which were directed by Miss Mada- liene Downes- Carroll. Those taking part in suppressed Desire6' were I Miss Christine Leonard of Danbury, Miss Aileen Quinn of New York city and Miss Mary Sullivan of West Ha- ven. The cast of 'The Wooing of King Henry, included Miss Maureen Patton and Miss Rita Rascati of New Haven and Miss Irene Saiamandra of Meriden. Those taking part in 'The old Lady Shows Her Medals" were Miss Josephine Lee of Danbury, Miss Sally Gallagher of New York, Miss Mary of South Elm street. Miss Lucic Riordan of Willimantic,, Miss Gladys Solomon of Hamden and Miss Jean Mealja of New Haven. Miss Miriam ward of New Haven was property manager for '"rhe Old Lady Shows Her Medals"
 The third annual bridge and gar- den party of Albertus Magnus coll lege, New Haven, will be held Sat- urday afternoon, May 23. sponsored by the staff of the year book, The Albertinum. Bridge will be played from three until five o'clock and dancing will be held from five until seven o'clock in the Students build ling. Miss Klem Kennedy, daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph Kennedy Of Crescent street, is general chairman | of the affair and will be assisted by Miss Dorothy Shea of Lockhart ave- lnue, Miss Catherine Bailey of Hart ford, Miss Louise Toussaint of An- sonia, Miss Muriel Redmond of Stamford, Miss Rose Gaffney and Miss Veronica Lyons of New Haven and Miss Mary Sullivan of West Haven.
 The Waterbury College club will hold their annual luncheon at the Waterbury Women's club on Satur- day, May 23rd. Following the luncheon business meeting an elec- ticn of officers will be held. The nominating committee which will present the slate includes: Mrs Claude vollmayer, chairman assist ed by Margaret Croft, Catherine Healy, Mrs Levi Wilcox and Mrs Adrienne Mulloy. Miss Ruth Barry Is in charge of the program and Miss Edith Camp is in charge of the luncheon and is being assisted by Mrs Joel Butler and Mrs Edward McElligott. The ticket committee includes Mrs c. B. Timberlake and Mrs S. M. Barry. Miss Catherine Rapp of New York will give solo dances interpreting the various ob- jectives of the dances as taught by the Moves school of rhythm. She will be accompanied by Miss Fannie Mccormack.
 The annual luncheon meeting of the Waterbury chapter of the Alum nate of the College of Saint Eliza beth, Convent Station, N. J., is to be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:3O o'clock at the Waterbury Country club. Alumnus from the Connecti- cut chapters have been invited to at- tend. Miss Kathryn Hayes will give a report of the executive board meeting of the Alumnae which she attended at the college this past weekend. Miss Hayes Is a member of the board. Mrs Edward J. Me- Donald will address the group. The committee on arrangements in- cludes: Mrs David Hayes, Miss Ann Burns, Miss Helen Daily, Miss Cath erine Maloney, Mrs Edward J. Me- Donald, Miss Kathryn Healy, Miss Julie McGrath, Miss Lucy Bowes and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick.