The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
PERSONAL

WILL
 Two Waterbury girls have been selected for the cast of tho Greek play "Electra" to be presented by tho students of tho college of St Elizabeth, Convent Station, N. J., next spring at the opening of the new Greek theater, now in the course of construction. They are Kate J. Kilmartin, of 1b State street. and Nancy J. Delaney, of I0 Plaza avenue, who will take the part of Argivo Maidens. Both girls are sophomores and are talk ing courses leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts.
 A party was given recently in honor of Baby Aileen Byrnes of Cooke street, the occasion being her fourth birthday. The home was attractively decorated in u color scheme of rose and blue. Entertainment was enjoyed and delicious luncheon was served. The little guests included: Verna Verpalott, Aileen Byrnes, Mary Fahy, Mary Sullivan, Marylyn Weaver, and Junior squires. George Byrnes Jr., Francis Fahy, Edward Schnell and Joseph Sullivan.
 The following officers were elect. cd at n meeting of the debating club of the Waterbury. Catholic High school held recently: Presi- dnet Eileen Morton; vice-president, Margaret Guilfoite; secretary. Eve lyn Griffng; treasurer. Irene Kane and members of the publicity com mittee, Marcella Machinauskas and Irene Tehan. chairman and CO., chairman respectively.
 MT and Mrs Granville Edward Foss of Newbury street, Boston, and North Andover, Mass, have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Foss of Hart ford, to Edmund H. Hamann of New York, son of Mir and Mrs William A. Hamann of Mount Yer. non, N. Y.
 Miss Toss is a graduate of the May school and of Smith college in 1925. She Is amember of the Junior league and Is now director of the Hartford Art school.
 Mr Hamann prepared at the Taft school and was graduated from Yale University in 1921. He later received his doctors degrees in chemistry at Columbia University.
 The wedding will take place early In the summer.
 Miss Mary Tanning has returned to her home in Washington, Conn, after spending a few days as the guest of Miss Rosemary Bergin of Baldwin street.
 Miss Josephine Landon of Hamil- ton avenue has been spending sev- eral days as the guest of relatives in New York.
 Richard Finley of Middlebury and John Casper of Naugatuck have returned after visiting In Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs Homer snyder of South street entertained at their home recently in honor of their daughter Eleanor who observed her third birthday. The guests includ. cd: John snyder. Justine Snyder, Virginia Snyder, John Bowen, Beverly Hamilton. Robert Brophy, Charles Ruey, Norma Ruey, Robert Rucy, Mrs Macdonald. Mrs Charles Wclspcak and Mrs Charles Ruey.
 John Doyle has returned to New York after spending the weekend at his home in this city.
 Miss Olive Bergln of Baldwin street was n recent visitor in Wethersheld.
 Mrs Hugh l.. Thompson and Miss Caroline Gloss Thompson of Pine street, are spending several days in Atlantic City where she is regis- tered at the Chalfonte Haddon Hali.
 Members of the Watervllle Girls club will hold a business meeting tomorrow evening at Christ chapel. The meeting will be preced- cd by supper to be served at 6:30 o clock.
 MT and Mrs Theodore Lllley of Watertown and Mir and Mrs Julius B. Smith of Buckingham street have been the guests of Mir and Mrs James IL. sheldon, Jr, of New York at their residence at Saun- derstown, R. I.
 John Weiss of Cooke street, will leave on Thursday for Bermuda,