The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-14


 over 200 reservations have been 1 made for the dinner to be given to- might. in the New Haven Lawn club | for President Mary E. Wooley of Mount 4olycie college under the auspices of the Connecticut Feder- ation of the American association of University women. and the New Haven branch of the organization. Miss Marion Whitney of New Ha- ven, president of the Connecticut federation, will preside at the din- ner and will introduce pr Wooley. who will speak informally. Presi- cut College for Women in New London and Mrs Edward s. Robin son, president of the New Haven branch, A. A. U. w, will also give brief talks. Assisting Miss Whitney with the arrangements are Mrs Robinson, Mrs Samuel Harvey, Mrs Harold s. Burr, Miss Lottie Bishop. Miss Margaret Corwin and Mrs Give Day, all past presidents of the New Haven A. A. U. w.
 Among those planning to attend will be Mrs Samuel Harvey, Miss Margaret Corwin, Miss Lottie Bish- op, Mrs Henry Hallan Tweedy, president of the New Haven Vassar club; Mrs Give Day, Mrs George Pierce Baker, Miss Cutler, Mrs Leonard Daggett, Mrs Frank Chamberlain Porter, Mrs Josepha Whitney, Mrs Edith Valet Cook, and Mrs Brownell Gage, president of the Connecticut Council of ln- ternatiohal Relations. Presidents from ten leading college and uni- versity clubs in the state will also be present.
 When President Mary B. wooley tof Mt Holyoke college speaks in Woo1sey hall this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock under the auspices of the Women's Church Union, she will be to her audience by Dean Edgar Furniss of the Yale Gradu- ate school. Professor Charles F. Rowland, who was announced to introduce pr Wooley, met a tragic death Saturday in an automobile accident. On the speakers plat form will be Judge John K. Beach, Professor Marian P. Whitney, pres. ident of the Connecticut branch of the American Association of Uni- versity Women; Mrs Edith Valet Cook, head of the Connecticut League of Women Voters; Profess sor Rowland H. Bainton, Mrs Florence L. c. Kitchelt of the League of Nations Non-Partisan association; Professor Fleming James, Miss Ruth Ferry, represent ing the Mount Holyoke Alumnae association, and Mrs Rachel c. Mason of Hartford, state chairman of the International Relations
 Dr. wooley's subject is "What Happened at Geneva" an account of her personal experiences as the only American woman delegate TO the disarmament conferencje. Be- fore the lecture, Professor H. Frank Bozyan will give a recital on the Newberry organ, his program being as follows: Grand Chorus" Henri Deshayes: "siciliano." Bach; "Aria.p Bach.
 Mrs Frank Harmon of Willow street was hostess at a surprise miscellaneous shower in honor or her sister Miss Margaret Eisen- berger of Chipman street exten- sion who is to be married on day, to George Las- ky of Dreyer avenue. Miss Eisen- berger was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. Re- treatments were served. Among those present were Mrs Allen Van Tassell, Mrs Joseph Moran. Mrs Thomas Kenny, Mrs Ambrose Ca rey, Mrs William Walsh. Mrs Sto- vekin, Mrs Mary Demenski, Mrs Al Demenski, Mrs Carl Demenski, and the Misses Helen Walker, Madeline Walker, Mary Griffen, Edna Gyuricsko, Hanna Gyurics- ko, Berthat Harmon, Mary liar mon, Dorothy Mansfield, Mary Mulligan, Margaret Eisenberger and Mrs Frank Harmon.