The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-14
Society Ne7cs- Weddings Coming EUents

Members of the parish of Our Lady of Lourdos church are giving a BDneheffi dinner tomorrow even ing between { and o'clock for the benefit of the needy families of the parish. Rev Joseph Valdambrini
 is chairman of the ticket commit tee and Frank Pope fs chairman of the food committee. The dinner will be prepared under the super vision of Rocco Diorio. No tick cts will be sold at the door and only those securing tickets already in
 circulation will be admitted. Mrs F. Frederick Collins of Shelter street was hostess at a sur prise party given in honor of Mir Collins recently. The home was lprettily decorated in holiday color |scheme of red and green. Entertain
 ment was enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served. The guests of honor received many beautiful gifts. The guests included: MT
 and Mrs H. H. Reynolds, MT and
 Mrs c. B. Moultan, Mir and Mrs J. J. LeRoy, Mir and Mrs A. J. Lang. Charles Moultan, John Col lins and Mir and Mrs F. Frederick Collins.
 Mrs Rose Martone Ludlum of New York, daughter of MT and Mrs M. J. Martone of East Main street has been engaged as soprano soloist to sing at the Choral Art society concert in New Rochelle on December 18th when the society celebrates its 50th anniversary. 
 Mrs Charles Rosengarten of Cloves Terrace entertained yester- day afternon at her home for the members on the committee in
 charge of the December and Jam nary activities at Beth El Sister hood. Final plans were made for a show which is to take place Jan- uary 8. Mrs Marion Fanmiller is in charge of the hostesses' cos- tunes. Mrs Rosengarten is de- signing costumes for the cast in the play. The committee will serve southern style refreshments. Mrs Edward Goldberg will supervise at a "Feast of Lights" supper and bridge to be given Tuesday eve- ming, December 27. A cake and food sale is planned for Thursday,
 January 12 at Miller & Peck's store.
 Ralph E. wersinger, of Water bury, and student in Optometry at the College for Men of the University of Rochester, where he is now in his sophomore year. has been named on the Deans list, which includes only those fresh men and sophomores who have at tained an average of 80 per cent or better at the November report period.
 At a tea held in the home of Professor and Mrs Clifford c. Furnas, Sunday afternoon in their home, Ives and Westerly drives, Mount Carmel. it was decided to organize a Connecticut Purdue Alumni club. The guests were alumni of Purdue University living Andrews, 1919: MT and Mrs New ton Dodge, 1923; Brand Mrs R. C.. Newton, 1923; MT and Mrs R. w. Reyes, 1907; c. E. Littell, 1911;
 c. B. Litell, Jr, 1885; Mr and Mrs R. B. Treat, 1897; all of New Haven; MT and Mrs c. l.. Ransop, 1892, of Stamford; MT and Mrs R. C.. Atherton, 1916, of Waterbury; MT and Mrs F. H. Banbury, 1906. of Woodmont; MT and Mrs G. E.. weist, 1880. of Bridgeport; MT and Mrs R. A. Petticolas, 1902; MT and Mrs R. l.. Fosbring, 1924: MT and Mrs B. E. Griggs, 1915
 and Ray Mason. 1916, all of Hart ford. The hostess was assisted by her sister. Miss Wilma Moore of
 Indiana.
 A meeting of Division 57, A. O. H. will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at Hibernian hall. A card party will follow the business
 meting. All members are urged to attend