The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-27

rhs first round of the annual
 &uphomore tennis tournament at AL
 <affns Magnue college was played
 4his week. Miss Estelle Mccullough
 6f Hartford, chairman of the affairs
 has announced that the following
 tinners will enter the second round:
 Mise Mary Sullivan of West Haven, ; Miss Frances Doyle or Thomaston. . Hiss Klem Kennedy of Waterbury,
 1fiss Dorothy MallOy of Meriden,
 Miss Muriel Redmond of Stamford, { nfigs Mary Riordan and Miss Lucis
 Riordan of Willimantic. The final
 match will be played off Monday
 morning, June 8.
 The following elections for the
 coming year have been held at Al- bertua Magnus college recently. Miss
 Kathryn Boucher of Bridgeport has been reelected president of the
 Junior class; Miss Murtel Redmond lof Stamford Is vice-president; Miss
 yeronica Lyons of New Haven IS
 secretary and Miss Mary Flynn of New Haven has been reelected Sffeasurer. Miss Nora Booth of New
 London. member of the class Of TI93l Is president of Glee club and 2 Miss Alexine Maloney of Bridgeport, also a member of the class of 1882 ssis president of the Guild of Our Lady.
 An assembly was held at Albertus
 college on Monday morning at 8:30
 o'clock in the library of Rosary hall.
 Miss Marion Tubridy, president of the student body, presided and the Assembly was opened with the sing ing of the ''Ave Maria" by the en- tire student body. The student sspeakers were: Miss Frances Doyle of Thomaston; Miss Irma Reader of fIamden; Miss Marguerite Moran yand Miss Veronica Lyons of New Haven. The assembly closed with sfhe singing of the Albertus Magnus { Marching song.
 z The second semester at Albertus SMagnus college will close on Friday, 4As 6 o'clock. The final examtna- lions will begin on Saturday and will be continued throughout the week ending Saturday morning, June 6. Several days of celebration will fol- low the conclusion of the examina- ;fions and the college year will off, stially close on Thursday afternoon, June II, with the formal commence i1nent exercises.
 Miss Ruth Member, whose mar sriage to Jack Freedman of Kenil- l
 
 York city on June 28th, was enter | tained at a bridge and shower in her honor by Mrs Louis Freedman and Mrs Jerry Rubin at their home on Wentworth street on Monday eve- l ming. The house was prettily dec- | 0rated with colorful crepe papers | and flowers, and the bride-to-be was | the recipient of many beautiful gifts. | The guests included Matilda Rubin. Julia vanderman, Pauline Miskey, l Mrs Irving w. Pasternak, Mrs Mau- | rice Willner, Mrs Sidney J. Albert. Mrs Harry Ackerman, Mrs Edward | Cohen, Mrs Martin Rubin, Mrs Mau- | rice Greenberg, Mrs Henry Brown, | Mrs Frank Brown, Mrs l. Brown. Mrs simon Brown, Mrs Herman Cohen. Mrs Nat Wolff, Mrs J. Mor- kanstern, Mrs Abe Rubin, Mrs Irv- ing A. Solo, Mrs Benjamin Strach- man. all of Watrebury; Mrs M. Ba- rish, Stella Barish, of New York; | Miss Ruth Member and Mrs Samuel | Member of New Jersey; Mrs l.. Freedman of New Haven, Mrs Abe Rubin of New Haven. Mrs Nathan Freedman of Meriden and Mrs Har- " Bernstein of Meriden. Prizes were awarded to those having high score at each table and luncheon was served.
 Miss Pauline Danen of Pine street, who is to be married to Irving Zackin of North Elm street, was bridge and hosiery | shower recently by Mrs Louis Kap- | Ian and Mrs George Kaplan at the | formers home on Sheldon street. | Four tables of bridge were in play l And prizes were won by Mrs P. Misses Lillian Frank, Jennie Reiger, and Henrietta Zackin. The guests included Mrs Joseph Danen, Mrs Louis Kaplan, Mrs Louis | Mrs Harry Bronstein, and Misses Rose Miskey. Edith Danen. Rae Danen, Dorothy Danen, Jennie Reiger, Rose Reiger, Helen Wein- Der, Lillian Frank, Henrietta Zackin, Mary Frank and Thelma Zackin. < MT and Mrs Pierre Bertrand of Canada, are spending few days as the guests of MT Ber- frand's uncle, William A. Rochon and Mrs Rochon. of Willow street. < Mrs Lindsey Brown of New Ha- ven. Is on the finance committee ar- ranging for the flower show and T\en party of the Gardeners of The New Haven Junior league to be held on Tuesday in the garden of Mrs Harold K. English's residence. Mrs Brown Is . former local res- Ident.