The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-01

ley, N. Y., spent the weekend as the guest of Miss Barbara Hebert of Willow street.
 Miss Helen c. Borst of Walnut street who has been III at the of her brother in Hartford Is i'm home of her brother in Hartford is improving.
 The annual commencement ex- ercises of the Willimantic State Normal school will be held Thurs day afternoon, June 23, at the Model school auditorium. The class of graduates numbers 68. The program will be. brief. According to an announcement made at the school Tuesday. the 65 graduates of last year have been placed in teaching positions with the excep- ton of three and the placement department of the school in charge of Frederick R. Noble Is in hopes of placing all the graduates this year. A speaker fo r the com been selected.
 Bryn Mawr college will award 124 degrees at the Forty-seventh annual commencement exercises tomorrow morning in Godhart hall, Gerard Swope, president of the General Electric Company. will deliver the address. Dr Marioh Edwards Park, president of the college, will confer the degrees.
 Ninety-four candidates will re- ceive the degree of Bachelor of Arts. twenty-one the degree of Master of Arts and nine the Doctor of Philosophy degree. Three stu dents will be graduated summa cum laude. establishing q record for Bdyn Maws, for no other class has ever had more than two. Nine members of the class will be grad uated magma cum laude, and twcn- ty-fivc, cum laude.
 Mrs Thom w. Corby of Tudor street entertained at her home on Saturday evening with card party in honor of her guests, Misses Rita Sullivan of Charlestown, Mass and Bertha Dennis of New Britain. Those attending were: Misses Lu- ellie Sirica, Lillian Kelsey, Anne Meaney, Linda Scott, Phyllis Sirica. Fay Lovesky, Bertha Dennis. Rita Sullivan and Mrs Charles kukaitis. Mrs Ellen Corby and Mrs Thom Corby.
 Miss Marie Irene Loiselle who Is to be married tomorrow was ten- dered surprise miscellaneous shower on Saturday evening at her home by Mrs Frederick J. Loiselle. The guest of honor was the recip- lent of many beautiful gifts. Enter tainment was enjoyed throughout the evening and a delicious lunch con wns served. The guests includ- ed: Misses Mildred and Sylvia Galipault. Rose vallerand. Clara and Sarah couette. Marie Ann Breault. Alice Loiselle. Marie Irene Loiselle, and Mrs Beatrice Brous- seau, Mrs Joseph Pierson. Mrs N. Caouette, Mrs Della Galipault. Mrs Emma Verrier, Mrs Paul Puzzo. Mrs Arthur Loiselle, Mrs Edward Resh. Mrs George Caouette, Mrs Joseph Lecours. Mrs A. Dupont, Mrs Joseph Keefe, !srs Aurore Dor val, Mrs Ralph Laliberte, Mrs John O'Ncill. Mrs David Baribault. Mrs w. Jacob of Danbury and Mrs Frederick l.. Loiselle.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was given on Saturday evening for Miss Ethel Rcichenbach at her | enbach will be married to Oland ent were: Mrs Randall Brink, Mrs Kenneth Strathern, Mrs R. r. Rcichenback. Mrs Leland Smith, | Me. Tnhva IFtcaAtz hRt.x.4 Mra Ia .ni A Lawton. Mrs Arthur Reichenback, Mrs E. W. Reichenbach, Jr. Mrs Eugene Herman1 Mrs Irving Jr. Mrs r. Ralph Serafnc. Mrs Jo- Mrs D. Barba, Mrs Fred Wehinger. cnbach. Miss Huida Reichenbach. Mrs Charles Spain of Hartford. Miss Dorothy Logkinson of. Naug- atuck.
 Mrs Thom Corby of Tudor street and her guests, Misses Bcrthn Dcn- his of New Britain and Rita Sulii- van of charlestown, Mass, spent the holiday week -end in New York city where they were registered at the Hotel Edison. Mrs Roger Walsh and daughter, Irene of Cooke street. spent the weekend as the guests of MT and Mrs 0. w. Lapdergrcn of Pittsheld. Mass. | Mrs Raymond Miller and son of Highland avenue spent the week. end in New Jefsey.
 MT and Mrs Casper M. Spearc and daughters. Jacqueline and Marjorie of Lincoln street have re. turned after spending . few dny' in Melvin Village. ". II.