The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-25
Photo by Gualtieri,

Con necticut Agricultural stu
dents from this city who will be
at their homes for the Easter
week end and recess include Misses
Marjorie Benedict of Marion ave-
nue., Marguerite L. Brechbuhler OF
Hotchkiss street, Margaret N,
Ferry Of Randolph avenue, Beth
any c.. Guyette Of Lexington ave-
nue., Evelyn M. Kennedy Of AMI
aryllis avenue, Helen r. Mabey OF
Farnham avenue, Ethel Linton OF
Middlebury, Thomas B. Carney OF
Summer street. Benjamin Gruskay
Of South Main street, Robert NJ.
Hodson of Cooke street, Harry d.
Hubbard of Woodland avenpe,
Gordon s. Little Of Morningsfde
avenue, Edward l.. Meadows OF
Patterson court, Kenneth q. Moore
Of johnson street, Roland Newberg
of Cooke street, Francis M. Moo
nan Of Meadow street. Fred Refill
of CRlough road, Abraham l.. Ros-
enzweig of Cooke street, Harley II.
Sake of Central avenue and Fran
els M. Whelan Of Chestnut ave-
nue..
The Sophomore Glass of Abertus
Magnus college In New Haven has
completed plans for O tea to be
held on Sunday. April 3, in Imelda
Hall. Miss Jean Mealia Of New
Haven Is chairman of the commit
tee in charge, which consists of
Christine Leonard of Danbury,
Elizabeth Kennedy of Waterbury,
Mary Sullivan, Maureen Patton,
Betty Clancy and Betty Reardon,
oil Of New Haven, Miss Marion
Crane of New Haven and Miss Jo-
ne phine Lee Of Danbury will pour.
At a recent luncheon-meeting at
the Church Wall Tea room, New
Haven, the Connecticut graduates
of Georgian Court college, Lake.
wood, N. j., organized a Connect
cut chapter. Miss Esther Dunno
presided. The following officers
were elected: President, Miss Eliz.
abeth Cohane; vice-president, Miss
Mary Trombley; secretary, Miss
Esther Dunno; treasurer, Miss
Marion Doran: publicity chair
man, Miss Charlotte Leary; Inter.
national Federation of Catholic
Alumnae delegate. Miss Marion
Ahern. An interesting program
of activities to be sponsored by
the chapter for the year was ar.
ranged, the first of which will bt
a luncheon for the Connecticut un'
der-graduates during the Easter
holidays. The following are men
bers Of the chapter: Hartford
Misses Margaret Connors, France!
and Mary Kelly, Marian OLeary
Louisa Pearson, and Mary from
<bley; New Haven-Misses Eliza
beth Cohane and Esther Dunno
Ansonia-Miss Charlotte Leary
Middletown--Miss Marian Ahern
and Danbury-Misse Emily Allen
Mary Gertrude Beers. Jimmettf
Cuff. and Marian Doran.
Miss Marie Deeley Of Chestnu
avenue and Miss Margaret XII
martin of Hillside avenue are 10
cal students at the college.
Final winners In the Frida!
contract bridge tournament con
Quoted by Mrs William Sherman
Smith at the Elton are as follows
North and South, Mrs George w
Russell and Mrs william Secor
East and West, Mrs Edward ]
Mcdonald and Mrs william j
Dunphy: runner-up, North ant
South, Mrs II. j. Settbacher ant
Mrs Carl Heebner; East and west
Mrs Thomas Nolan and Mrs VII
liam X. Lawlor. Winners In tn
Friday evening Elton Contrac
club were North and Soc.h, M
and Mrs Elton Burritt; East ant
West, DR. and Mrs Edward A. Herr
Final winners in the Monda.
tournament were North ant
South, Mrs Robert A. Bonner ant
Mrs Edward A. Herr: East ant
West, Mrs Harold Davis and Mr.
H. Ray Hotchkiss; runnerur
North and South, Mrs Martin II
Toomey and Mrs J. B. Kelsey
East and West, Mrs Daniel 7. Far
rington, Jr., and Mrs Charlie
Woodlock. The prizes were ster
ling silver candlesticks.
Mrs Frederick B. williams o
Crescent street was, hostess at
surprise shower given in honor o
her daughter, Miss Margarett
Williams who is to be married mex
month to Randolph Payne of Mid
dlebury. Those attending wer
Mrs Fred w. Seymour. Mrs Arthu
Movers, Mrs Charles Schwaeblt
Mrs Irving Stedman. Mrs Raymon,
Black, Misses Nellie Schwaeble
Helen and Elizabeth Seymour
Olive Meyers and Virginia ant
Margaret Black.