The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-02
PERSONAL

Miss Josephine Mackay of Wa tertown avenue has returned after Misses Marion and Helen Mulcanry of South Elm street are spending several days in New York city. Francis D| McCann has returned to New York after spending the weekend at his home on Walnut street.
 Miss Marion Donahue of East Main street, is spending week as the guest of relatives in New Ro- chelle.
 There will be a meeting of the Bunker Hill Parent-Teachers asso- citation on Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the school gymnasium. Miss Etienne Baldwin, a visiting teacher, will speak on classification of Pupils as Observed by a Visiting Teacher" Mrs. Clarence Bartlett will render a solo accompanied by Mrs. Otto Armbruster.
 Miss Elise Gregg. daughter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James E. Gregg of Prospect street, whose engagement to Darragh de Lancey, Jr.. was an- nounced recently, was the guest of honor at luncheon and bridge giv- en this afternoon at the Country club by Misses Anna and Margaret de Lancey of Pine street. The guests in- cluded: Mrs. Frederick Kellogg, Mrs. Edwin Northrop, Mrs. Mark Sperry, Mrs. Chauncey Goss, 3rd, Mrs. John B. Goss, Mrs. William Goss, Mrs. Alexander s. Campbell, Mrs. Harold Ashworth, Mrs. Robert Munger, Mrs. John s. Coe and Misses Rhoda Chat | field, Marion Hunt, Helen Bryan, Suzanne Leach, Ann Driggs. Deborah Elton. Jane Butler, Dorothy Mintie, Elizabeth Fulton, Louise Driggs,
 Elizabeth Fielding Elizabeth Camp
 bell: Helen Minor, Edna Yates, Eliz- abeth White. Betty Price, Elise Gregg and Anna and Margaret de Lancey.
 The annual junior promenade of
 Yale university will be held tonight in Commons, Woolsey hall. Many preparations have been made and all | arrangements completed for one of the largest and most important
 events in the life of Yale student. Beginning the festivities will be the annual dinner of Cho Psi house for l members of the Prom committee and their guests. At this time
 Kempton Dunn, 1881, last years will present Samuel Goode Williams of Charleston, s. C., the traditional spoon. Following this the Yale Glee club will present their concert in Sprague hall under the direction of Mir Bartholomew. At 10:30 o. clock the grand march will be led by MT Williams and his partner, Miss Janet Wear of Philadelphia. Curtis Case Gray, floor manager and Miss Luette Spitzer of Toledo, O.; Lloyd Baker Osborne, treasurer and Miss Virginia Koops of West New ton, Mass. Following the prom there vii be several closed dances at the various fraternity houses, followed tomorrow. Among the focal guests who will attend the house parties and dances tomorrow are Misses Janet Boomer and Elizabeth Chat field of Hewitt street and Rather inc Krane of Wentworth street. Mrs John Seward Gray of Syra- cuse. N. Y., announces the engage
 ment of her daughter, Miss Kate
 Elena Gray, to Bayard Livingston
 Kilgour Jr, son of Bayard l.. Kill four of Cincinnati, Ohio. Miss Gray | attended Westover school in Midle-
 bury and Miss Wickham's school iii | New York. MT Kilgour attended | the Hill lschool in Pennsylvania and was graduated from Harvard univer- ] sity in 1927.
 A reception in honor of their 10th wedding anniversary was rendered Mir and Mrs William T. Hes at their home on Putnam street yesterday. February 2nd, 1891, MT and Mrs Hes were married at St Patrick's church by Rev Patrick Duggan. They have made their home in this city since that time. Assisting MT and Mrs Hes former marriage, Godverneur M. Da- wis, another son, Elmer J. Hes of this city, two daughters, Mrs Jennie E. Roy and Mrs Mabel c. Quinlan. both of Forestville and six grand children; also MT and Mrs James F. Lowth of Hartford, Miss Evelyn King of Bristol, Stanley Gibson, El- liott Barnes, MT and Mrs Frank Gib- son and Thomas Eddy, all of this city.
 me Alumnae Ball TOT the senior class of the College of St Eliza beth in Convent Station, N. J., will be held on the night of February IS at the Plaza to aid the colleges gym nasium fund. A feature will be an entertainment by the case of Fine and Dandy" Miss Muriel Du Pont heads the benefit committee. Other members are the Misses Dor othy Reilly, Maude Durkin, Agnes F. J. c. Mulligan. Catherine Sheehan, Elizabeth E. Catalane, Virginia Me- Goldrick, Marie Shea, Lillian Deck ert, Angelina Avitable and Frances McGovern. Mrs William A. Dwyer | of Paterson, N. J., is alumnae chair man.
 MT and Mrs Herbert T. Dayton of Watertown have been called to New York city by the illness of their son, Charles l.. Dayton. who is con- fined to a hospital with pneumonia.
 Mrs Mabel Preusser' of Lexington avenue, president of the New Ha- ven county Woman's Christian Tenn perance Union, was the guest speak CT at the 18th anniversary of the Yalesville held at the Yalesville Bap- tist church yesterday afternon at 3 o'clock.