The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-14
AIbertWS MagnMS- NOtse Dame D0nce
 On Dec. 27th

AM4L8 BEOups or coIicBo men as well co . wide circle of members of the various college alumnaes are planning to attend the Christmas formal dance which Is to be given on Tuesday evening. December 27th at the Waterbury Womsn's Club by the Waterbury Chapter of Albertus Magnus College Alumnae and the University of Notre Dame Alumni. The combining of the two groups Is a new feature in the sponsorship of the holiday dances and is epected to attract one of the best attendances of any of the Christmas dances. Miss Dorothy Shea of Lockhart avenue and D. Frank Murnane, Jr, of Farming ton avenue are co-chairmen for the affair. Assisting Miss Shea in the arrangements are: Misses Mary Ellen Stroker of Plaza avenue, Klem Kennedy of Crescent street, Theresa Ferrone of Taylor street, Frances Ryan of Robbins street, Ann Kazakevich of Ansonia and Frances Doyle of Thomaston. MT Murnane's committee includes: James Monaghan of Ayers street, John Robinson of Pennington ave- nue, Joseph Rot inson of Farming ton avenue, Thomas Kenneally of Chestnut avenue, Patrick Hanlon of East Main street, William Sui- livan of Baldwin street and James Kenney and George Gaffney. It is expected that members of state chapters of Albertus Magnus and Notre Dame Clubs will also attend.
 The regular meeting and monthly get-together of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel was held yesterday at the home of Mrs Joseph Ga Der of Buckingham street. Mrs Gaber Is president; the presi- dent, Mrs Harry Beck being absent because of the recent death of her husband. One of the first mat ters of the business session was to pass a resolution of coincidence to Joe sent Mrs Beck.
 Final plans were made for the bridge tournament to be held in Temple center tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Mrs Samuel Chase is in charge of the tournament with the fo1.swing hostesses: Mrs Merrill Po- lancer, Mrs Harry Liebeskind, Mrs Frank Turkel. Mrs Albert Cantor, Mrs Louis Albert, Mrs Joseph Ga -ber. Mrs Harry Berment and Mrs A. Henry Weisman.
 Mrs Sampson HoIczer, chairman. of the religious school, reported the program complete for the Manu- kali party to be held in the vestry rooms of the temple the afternoon of the 25Il. The entertainment will be given by the children of the religious school. Rabbi Isadore Breslau is in charge of this feature. The sisterhood will be hostesses at q Hanukah supper to be served to all students after the presentatoin.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was given recently in honor of Mrs Robert Greatorex, formerly Miss Gwendolyn Knowles. Card playing and dancing were enjoyed during the evening and a delicious lunch con was served. Those present were: Mrs Louis Dadario. Mrs Jos- eph McArdle, Mrs John Sonur, Mrs William Heancy. Mrs Newel Porch, Mrs John McMahon, Mrs Edward Holleran, Mrs Thomas Buckley, Mrs Elizabeth Whyles, Mrs James German, Mrs Harold Hughes, Mrs Irving Mattson, Mrs Homer Senior, Mrs Harry Wright, Mrs James An. drea, Mrs Ernest Elshaw. Mrs E. l.. Craw. Mrs George Porch, Mrs William Scholly. Mrs J. Campbell, Mrs F. McLelland, Mrs G. Mo Quarrie, Mrs Harold Gallop, Mrs George Grenier, Mrs Vincent Leon- ard, Mrs Arnold Keith, Mrs Ronald l,rooks, Mrs Ernest Krieg, Mrs George Parker, Mrs George Leon ard. Mrs Clarence White, Mrs Jennie Negrio, Mrs Isaac Buxton. Mrs Ernest Faulkner, Mrs Earl Ericsson, Mrs F. Greatorex, Misses Lena New, Cecelia Lapman. N. Scholy, Gertrude Ray, Constance Milia, Mary Milia, Mildred Dalton, Marion Reaney, Mary Monahan. Helen White, Katherine Buxton and Margaret Knowles.
 Mrs Michael Galullo of Alder street entertained the members of her bridge club at her home last evening. Two tables were in play. Following the card playing deli cious luncheon was served. Those present were: Mrs Ralph Vaughn. Mrs Francis Mcdonald, Mrs Thom- as Kelly, Mrs Michael GalullO and Misses Anna McDonald, Bertha Fox. Loretta Burns and Madeline McGilI.