The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-08
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The mid winter alumni weekend Ut Wesleyan university will be held
 February 26 to 2s at the college The festivities will begin with the
 presentation of David Belasco's
 drama "The Girl of the Golden West" by the Paint and Powder club, the Wesleyan undergraduate dramatic club, Friday evening in the '92 theater. Rich hall.
 A novel feature O: the program will be the "open house" classes which practically all faculty mem- bers will hold on Saturday and to which all alumni are invited. In the afternoon and evening several athletic contests will be held.
 The weekend will close with the chapel service on Sunday at which
 Dr Albert E. Day of Pittsburgh.
 Pa, will deliver the sermon, fol-
 lowed by musical program in the afternoon in the Memorial chapel when a joint recital will be given by the Dartmouth and Wes-
 leyan choirs.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Redman of Whitley place, Cheshire, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Hilda Edith Redman, to Dr Frederick Scarborough Gray, son of Mrs Charles W. Gray and the late Mr Gray of Kittery. Me.
 Miss Redman Is a graduate of the Margaret Fahnestock school in New York and Is connected with the New York Post Graduate hos pital. Dr Gray is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and the College of Physicians and Sur geons in New York. He informed at the New York Post Graduate hospital and will practice in Ports mouth, N. H.
 Those who attended the St Mary's Girls club private dance held at the Waterbury Womens club Friday evening were: Clare Murphy, Jack Grady, Doris Mur- phy, Jack Madden, Catherine Donahue, Edward Thorne, Ann Hedderman, Roy Laurencelle, Ber- nice Kolet, John Hedderman, Julia Lyons. Frank Tracy, Nora Fitz- maurice, Lester Zell, Helen O'Con- nor, Wilfrid Dietz, MT and Mrs Ray Dietz, Mary Crean, Edward Sullivan, Chrys Quilter, Al Mata- savage, Mary Mansfield, Joseph Pulley, Chrys shanahan, Thomas Rush, Mary Pulley, Charles Farrell, Kathleen Healey, Nick Rinaldi. Betty Kennedy, James Cass, Cell Mccarthy. Joseph Grady, Gertrude LawIor, Frank Morgan, Josephine Sullivan, Lucien Bessette. Ann Duane, Francis Sullivan, Teresa Sullivan, Martin Crean. Catherine Savers, Thomas Patterson. Mar garet Carlson, Irving Patterson, Betty Curley, Francis Mulligan, Agnes flaming, Wales Meisinger, Alice Fox. James Slavin. Margaret Shea, John Maloney, Billie Sheehan, Raymond Altman. Florence Blat- man, Herbert Salmonson, Grace Hollywood, James Petit, Mae Shea, Walter Hollywood, MT and Mrs George White, Mary Coyle. Cor nelius Horrigan, Genevieve Smith, John Heath. MT and Mrs F. l.. Reid. Charlotte Ensmirger. Floyd Goodwin, Eleanor Fitzgerald. Betty Grady. Walter Malsch, Henrietta German. Prindle Barlow, Genevieve Urbe, Bud Carr. Olive Happy, Lynn Treece, Dorothea Austin. Jerry Milot, Joseph Lee, Kay Chaponis, HeIen MCCaTtny, WHuhH boWe5' MT and Mrs H. k. Thornley, Eliza beth Griffin, Harry Brennan, Mar ion Gardner. George Leary, Hildred Bumsted, c. Swanson, Marie c. Donahue, William Bagley, Mar garet Dadson, Ray P. Dion, Eme- line O'Rourke, John Ryan, Mary Kennedy, John Cantillon, Clare Brothers, Frank Phalen, MT and Mrs E. Coughlin. Margaret Hussey, Richard scadden, Evelmyn Sirica, Joseph Lucia, Edyth Schwartz, Louis Brusso, Amy Cavanaugh, Al Cooley. Anita McNamara. Leonard Seraida, Lucille D'Amills, Arthur Kelly. The committee in charge included Miss Mary Mansfield, as- sisted by Misses Josephine Sullivan, Julia Lyons Evelyn Sirica, Agnes Catherine Savers and Mar garet Carlson. The patrons and were: Dr and Mrs Frank Bowcs, Mir and Mrs. John | Hussey, MT and Mrs John Savers. MT and Mrs John Norton, and Mrs Robret l.. Crook.