The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-28
The MILLER &E PECK Co.
Catholic UniverSity Formal To Attract
 Large Attendance
Splendid. Program Arranged By The Committee in Charge.


 ciai events of the season will be held this evening at Waverly Inn when the Alumni of Catholic Uni versity will sponsor the annual for mai dinner dance of the associa- tion. With a large number Of col iegians who are home for the hol. idays planning to attend, gay touch Is added to the pleasant at mosphere which the committee III charge has created. A well arrang- ed program of entertainment has been secured with prominent per forme CTS participating. The commit tee has made extensive plans 10 have the event the most successtui to he given by the association ana the fact that 1t is the only formal dinner dance to be sponsored by college group during the Easter holidays tends to forecast success.
 The general committee in charge of arrangements includes Joseph Mulyille. John Fitzgerald. William, IT Farrington. Joseph Burns ana William Gallagher. all members or the Connecticut chapter of Catho- lie University Alumni and Henry Begnal of the Connecticut Under- graduate club.
 Mir and Mrs Ridley Watts of Morristown, N. J., announce the engagement of their daughter. MES Fiorence Watts, to Francis O. Ayres. Jr. Miss Watts graduated from Westover school in 1920 ana made her debut the following win- fer. She Is a member of the Junior League of New York. Mr Ayres ia the son of Mir and Mrs Frank Iyres. of New York. He was grad . ueted from the Taft school ana was in the class of 1881 at Yalc university, He is 0 member or the Yale club of New York.
 1 Miss Katherine Arnold Nettleton of New Haven, former state regen,, of the Connecticut Daugnters oi the American Revolution. IS can- didate for treasurer general on tne ticket of Mrs Russell William mas ss na of Holyoke, Mass; who VII nt the unopposed candidate TOT pres ident general of the Nationa! so. Revolution. at the triennial election to he held during the forty-hrs
 Sontinental congress, D. A. R.. ir Washington, next month. Miss Net
 tieton has been q member of th' n. "A. R, since 1905. and has serv
 ed fin numerous offices of her chap
 ter in Derby and as state vice.re
 gent 1022.27 and state regent sinc'
 i027. having now served Tor nv
 years. Miss Nettleton for ten year
 waa treasurer of the Ellsworti
 Memorial association of whicl
 every D. A. R. in Connecticut IS
 member, The association m charge of the oliver Ellswort, ' hon, estead and Miss Nettleton bull mn an endowment fund of nor than s2O,O00 for It's care. Miss Net ! tieton ts known to thousands o national members as chairman Q : the tellers of the Continental con
 gress, having charge Of the eiec The 18th annual congress of tn National Society of New Englan , Women will be held in Washington April ii to 14, Representativ Faith Nourse Rogers will speak . the session on Tuesday, the 12tf
 At the dinner the following day tn sneakers will be Representativ Hamilton Fish, Jr, and the follow |. ing members of the New Englan society: Mrs John Laidlaw Buel z Iitchfield, president. general of tn Daughters of the American Coion
 ists Mrs Lowell Fletcher Hopar president general of the Daughter of the American Revolution; MI : Henry Bourne Joy, president ger eral of the Daughters of Foundef : ana Patriots of America and MI . Eugene J. Grant, president genert
 of Daughters of the Revolution
 The guests and members VIII ar
 pear in Colonial costume.
 MT and Mrs Maurice Young
 Norwalk visited Mrs Young's pa,
 ents MT and Mrs William Nicho
 of Arch street, over the week-en'
 William M. Hurley of Washint
 ton. D. c. is spending few da.
 with his parents, MT and MI
 Thomas Hurley of South Leonar
 street.
 Michael ]. Sweeney of Washinl
 ion. ID. C., is spending several da!
 with his parents, Mir and Mrs Del r>r street