The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-16
NesC Rochelle Group To GiVe SWpper
 Dance N0U. 25th


 The local Chapter of the Alumnae of the College of New Rochelle win hold their annual supper dance on November 25th at Way eriy Inn. The committee iS rnak- ing extensive plans to have the affair one of the most successful to be sponsored by the local or ganization. Miss Cronan is chair man of the committee in charge and is being assisted by Miss Na- talie Altieri, Ann Devereaux and Frances Schaeffer.
 Mrs William ]. Bauser and Miss Helen Haniey were hostesses at a dinner given on Saturday evening at the formers home on Robbins street in honor of Miss Marguerite B. Dunn of Franlrlin street, who is to be married in the near future to John Marcoux of New York. Those attending were: Mrs James A. Dunn, Mrs James Power, Mrs Mary King of Bristol, Mrs Evelyn Gauvin of New York, MT and Mrs Michael Hanley, MT and Mrs P. J. Reilly, Mir and Mrs Arthur Benoit, MT and Mrs George Marcoux, Mir and Mrs Harold Paul, Mir and Mrs Raymond Snagg, MT and Mrs Will liam Bauser, Mir and Mrs Michael Kelly, Mir and Mrs Robert Welch, MT and Mrs William Fallowell. Miss Marguerite E. Dunn, Mary Dunn, Janets Dunn, Hildred Han- ley, Helen Hanley, Marguerite Powers, Dorothy Benoit, Katherine Houlihan. A. Carpenter of Bristol, Mary King of Bristol, Lillian Mar coux of New York, Josephine. Thompson. Elizabeth Kelly, Kath- crime Hyland, Evelyn King, and John F. Dunn, James Dunn, Jr, Patrick Hanley, John Marcoux of New York, Patrick Curran, Will liam Quinn, Charles Swanton and Guy Dunodine.
 Miss Mae Twelves of Thomaston avenue, who Is to be married on November 18th to Irving Nygren of Oakville was rendered mis- cellaneous shower last evening by street. The home was prettily dec- orated for the occasion. During the evening a varied program of entertainment was enjoyed. Tho guests included: Misses Mae Fin nan, Gertrude Finnan,, Dorothy Zibe1l, Norma Newcomb, Agnes Fitzpatrick Margaret Wallace, Mae Harty, Florence Despins, Florence Shove, Mrs Betty Wagner, Mrs Twelves, Mrs John Nygren, Mrs Emma Shove, Mir and Mrs Roy Merriman, MT and Mrs Arthur Twelves, MT and Mrs A. Mott, MT and Mrs George K. Howe, Mir and Mrs Raymond Shove, Irving Ny gren, John Twelves, Leonard Howe and Raymond Shove, Jr. The Waterbury Chapter of Senior Hadassah met on Monday at the Waterbury Hebrew Institute, Mrs s. l.. Greene, president of the or ganization, presiding. Special re- ports were given on all phases of work of the group. The commit tee in charge of the first of a series of bridges to be held tomor- row afternoon at o'clock reported all plans for the affair completed. Mrs J. J. Davis, vice-president of the group will give a lecture on bridge at this time. Prizes will be awarded at each table. Members and their friends are invited to attend.
 Announcement is made of the marriage of Selma E. Martin, daughter of Thomas Martin of New Britain to William B. Reid of this city, formerly of Chicago. which took place on September 9th.
 The Connecticut Society of the Colonial Danes of America will hold it's semi-annual meeting in the New Haven Lawn club on Tuesday, November 22. The meeting will be called to order at II o'clock in the morning, and Mrs Charles M. An- drews, the president, will preside. Luncheon will be served at the close of the meeting. Mrs Charl- ton M. Lewis of St Roman street Is in charge of reservations for the lhncheop.
 Mrs Mary McCann has returned ter spending several days as the guest of her son. D. Francis Mo- Cam and Mrs McCann of New York.
 Miss Flora Pope of Chapman avenue was hostess at a bridge party given at her home recently in honor of Miss Frances Fuller of Hartford. High score was made by Mrs Leroy Merriman of this city and consolation prize by Miss Full Ter. Those attending were Misses Helen Sheldon of Naugatuck, Bet ty Stout of Watertown, Harriet Mos grove, Marie Pope, Adelaide Pope, Flora Pope and Mrs Leroy Merri- man.
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