The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-28
InfoyusaI Dance And Football Hop 10 Be
 Held At StOsYS

Connecticut Agricultural college in honor of the Omicron chapter To- cated at Tufts college will be held Saturday night at the Willimantic Country club. Always held on the night of the Connecticut-Tufts foot ball game, the place where the dance is held a1ternates. each year, according to the place of the game. Last year it was held at the Omi- cron house on the Tufts campus. The hall will be decorated in Halloween trimmings. More than 50 couples including active mem bers, alumni and representatives . from the Boston chapters are ex- a pected to attend. The committee in {, charge of the dance includes Mor- ris Rosen of Willimantic; Louis Sigal of Hartford, and Alfred w. Golden of New Milford.
 A meeting of the board of directors of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Wa terburyl Hebrew Institute was held last evening. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs Max Hart. Reports were given on the work for the rummage sale which is to be held on November 7th. uO nLCCtAh6 Wdo tALCAk put HI charge of Mrs Louis Brombery, chairman of the arrangements for the anniversary banquet which is being planned. Mrs Harry Kerz- ner was appointed toastmistress, Mrs Leopold Ginsberg, secretary and Mrs David Kusnitz, treasurer. The committee in charge includes: Mrs Louis Wertheimer, Mrs Sam uel Million, Mrs Louis Madnick. Mrs E. Fink, Mrs A. Fucker, Mrs Bernard Schryer, Mrs Abe Rizkin, Hrs D. Swihsky, Mrs Harry Levon. Mrs Harry Reiss, Mrs Leopold Ginsberg, Mrs Harry Frank, Mrs Max Hart, Mrs Louis Bromberg, Mrs Joseph Matzkin and Mrs D. Kusnitz.
 Mrs Roger E. Gay Is entertain ing at a yellow and green kitchen shower this afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs Clifford F. Hollister of Willow street, in com. pliment to Miss Dorothy Mintie Of Willow street. The guests include: Misses Dorothy Mintie, Ann Driggs, Elizabeth Fielding, Louise Driggs. Betty Price, Rhoda Chatfield, Eleanor Driggs, Deborah Elton, ouZdIu0 OudOclB AIiAAo~SSG, field, Helen Hurlbut, Elizabeth Nuhn, Lois Kilbourn, Mrs William Moore of New York, Mrs Freder- ick Kellogg, Mrs Richard Puffer, Mrs Charles Durfee, Mrs Robert Larkin, Mrs Richard Goss, Mrs Hereward Wake of Westport, Mrs Henry c. Griggs, Mrs LeRoy Min tie, Mrs Clifford Hollister and Mrs Roger B. Gay.
 Miss Mary .O'Brien of Ansonia was rendered a surprise miscellane- ous shower on Tuesday evening at the nurses home by the members of the 1880 class of graduate nurses of St Mary's hospital train ing school for nurses. The hall was decorated with yellow and black streamers and cut flowers in keeping with the Halloween sea- son. Entertainment and dancing was enjoyed tliring the evening. Miss .O'Brien will be married on Monday morning to George OllVer of this city. The guests included: Misses Gertrude Glasberg, Eliza beth Shortt, Bernice Began, Mar garet Farrell, Maryon McGratn, Florence Crowley, Marion Glennon, Kay CllllOOiCyt trice Atwood, Kay Shea, Helyne Gill, Clair I.aBonne, Florence Holian, Amelia Descrohe, Mrs James Osborne and Mrs Thomas Lyons.
 MT and Mrs William F. Burke and the Misses Agnes N. Cronln and Margaret M. Jackson were high scorers in the weekly contract bridge tournament at the Business and Professional Women's club last night.
 MT and Mrs Burke led the North and South pairs with 100A match points, and the Misses Cronin and Jackson topped the East and West pairs with 116h points.
 Runners-up and their scores were: North and South-Mrs Jo- seph J. Davis and Mrs Joseph Rowitt, 96h match points; Mrs Florence Williams, 94k match points. East and West = Mrs Thomas r. Bane and Mrs James F. Walsh 1051s match points; Mrs George H. Wells and Mrs Virginia White, 1OS match points.