The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-09
Connecticut College Commencement Week
 Starts Tonight :

i, Commencems snt week at Con- 1 nectlcut college will begin tonight with the senior banquet which will be held at Lighthouse Inn. Eleanor z. Roe of Cleveland, Ohio, is chairman of arrangements and will | be toastmistrcss of the occasion. Three seniors who have been class presidents will be ithe speakers. They arc Julia Salter of Glen Ridge, ". J., who was president during the sophomore year, Mary Scott of Newton Highlands, Mass, who was president the junior year and c. Isabelle Bartlett of Free port, ". Y., senior president. The class president during the fresh man year did not complete her course at Connecticut college. The class prophecy, traditional fea- ture of the senior banquet. will be read by Margaret Hazlewood Of Hartford.
 The program for the remainder of the commencement festivities which will conclude with the granting of 113 degrees Monday. has been arranged as follows: Friday-Annual exhibition of the Department of Fine Arts. Sen for promenade.
 saturday--Annual meeting of Alumnae association. Class re- unions. Claas day exercises - alumnae parade, laurel chain, ivy planting, class gift. Garden party | by President Katharine Blunt. Dramatic club play. Senior sing. Sunday---Meeting of parents or seniors with President Blunt. Trus- tees luncheon for alumnae' sen- iors and faculty. Baccalaureate. sermon by Rev George stewart or the First Presbyterian church or Stamford, Conn. Musical service.
 Monday-Commencement exer- cises Address by Judge Florence E. Allen. supreme court Of ono. The fourth annual picnic of the Beth Fl Sisterhood will be held at Kramer's farm at Greystone on Sunday. The picnic Is held for the families of members of the Sister hood and their friends. Mrs Samuel | Grcenblatt will be in charge and ts being assisted by Mrs Rudolph Hcnnick and Mrs David Traurig. | hostesses of the month.
 
 student at Bradford Junior Acad- cmy in Havcrhill. Mass. is spend- ing the summer months at her home on Mitchell avenue.
 Members of the faculty of Hope vile school enjoyed their final bridge and supper of the year at Waverly Inn in Cheshire last even ing. Four tables were In play and prizes were awarded to those at taining high score. The guests in- cluded: Mrs Katherine Burns, Mrs Mary Kelly, Misses Marjorie Rig ney, Margaret Dwyer, Catherine O'Donneli, Beatrice Slavln, Pauline | Perreault, Mary. Scully, Viola 1 Goumey, Kathleen Hcaly, Bessie Shea, Catherine Sheridan, Candita Mazzarella. Ethel Bland and Mac Lannen.
 Those who have reserved tables | for the garden card party to be | given this afternoon under the | auspices of the country extension | committee of the children's Com
 munity Center. at the home of the
 president, Miss Eleanor Y. Tyler | of Pine Orchard, include Mrs
 George A. Driggs of Prospect street, | Mrs Frederick M. PcasIey of Ches-
 shire, Mrs Harris Whittemore. ST,
 of Naugatuck; Mrs William Rice
 smith Of Meriden, Mrs Frederick
 r. Brewster, Mrs Clarence Blakes-
 ley, Mrs Stanley Daggett, Mrs Nor ris Tyler, Miss Annie E. Law. Mri
 Frank Schiesinger, Miss M. Louise
 Hemingway, Mrs Samuel E. Hem.
 ingway. Mrs Chrales Bigelow, Mrt
 l.. r. Lippincott. Miss cecelia Slay-
 ton, Mrs John II. Daniell. Mrs
 George A. Rodman, all of New
 Haven, Mrs George WOodbinc and
 Mrs c. Stowe Spencer of Guilford
 and Mrs Everest Conover of Madi-
 son. There will be additional tables
 for those who have not made
 reservations, and those who do not
 care for cards are invited to drop
 in for tea.
 The service at Temple Isarael
 Friday night of this week will be
 conducted by the children post. conhrmants.