The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-08

Three Local Girls
Graduate From
L1urultOn Hall

Commencement exercises were
held today at Lauralton Hall 10
Milford today. Among the mem
bers Of the graduating class were
the following local girls: Miss
Mary Delaney, daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs Thomas Delaney of Plaza ave-
nue., Miss Mercy Corbetr. daughter
Of william b. Corbett OF WILDWOOD
avenue and Miss Gertrude Kraus.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Kraus Of Fern Circle. The girls
at the school and will enter col
lege in September.
Miss Hulda d. Richards, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs william j..
Richards Of Platts Mills received
her master of arts, degree from
Columbia university Tuesday. Miss
Richards who is a graduate OF
Crosby high school, class of 1928.
received her B. A. degree from
Albion college in June, 1882. After
q few weeks visit with her family,
Miss Richards will leave for Or
ange Lake Camp In New York to
be director of handicraft there.
A shower was rendered Mrs Rob-
ert Greatoreax at the home Of her
sister, Mrs Earl Ericsson of Yale
street, on Thursday evening.
Those present were: Mrs William
Dunlavey, Mrs William Heaney,
Mrs Joseph Compbell, Mrs Harold
Gallop, Mrs e. Wiles, Mrs Isaac
Bueton. Mrs c. Blanchard. Mrs
William Brennan, Mrs John Nc
Mahon, Mrs Nellie Mcmahon, Mrs
James German, Mrs Frederick
Greatoreax, Mrs William Baker,
Mrs Earl McGivin, Mrs Arthur
Sweeney, Mrs d. Stevens, Mrs r.
Greatreax. Mrs Earl Ericsson and
Misses Vivian Johnston, Elinor
Greatoreaux. Margaret Moore. Mar
garet Knowles, Lena New, and
Alice and Josephine Connors.
Louise Sasso celebrated her
fourth birthday party on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Sasso of Seymour street. The
home was prettily decorated in q
color scheme Of red, yellow and
orange. The little guests received
many gifths. Those present We're
Rose Marie Sasso, Claire Paladino,
Dolores Marchitelli, Elvira Rocco,
Lois Ross, Elinor Croce, Lucille
Celucci, Robert Mariana, Sonny
Palladino, Michael Ross, Jr, Ray
mond Croce, Mrs Michael Ross,
Mrs J. Palladino, Mrs Joseph Roc
CO, Mrs Patrick Sosso, Mrs Michael
Sasso and Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Sasso.
Miss Anne Duncan Weld of Wa
tertown Is one of those who re-
ceived their diplomas at the 6Sth
annual commencement exercises
held at Cushing Academy in Ash
burnham, Mass. this week.
Miss Weld has been active in
school affairs at Gushing. For the
past two years she has been a
member Of the Germanae, one of
the literary societies at the Acad-
envy, and this year she was presi-
dent and secretary. She was on
the year book staff this year, and
for the past two years Miss Weld
committee. Miss Weld has been in
tho Glee Club and school chorus
this last year.
The Semper Fidelis Sorority will
hold its first annual dance tomor-
row evening at Hibernian hall. A
| special booth will be erected for
the serving Of refreshments and
entertainment will be enjoyed dur
ing the evening. A meeting Of the
sorority was held on Wednesday
evening with the following men,
bers attending: Misses Dorothy
Norris, Margaret Synott, Rita
Quincy, Mary Martin. Lena Devino,
Helen Joyce, Virginia Fox, Helen
Majauska, Kae Byron. Alice Dunno,
Anne McGrath, Eleanor Dunn.
Josephine Sheehan, Ruth Healy,
Rita Fox, Betty Byron, and Kath.
leen Fox.
Mr. and Mrs James II. Darcy
and daughter, Marguerite. Of this
city sailed today on the Santa
Lpcia for a cruise to Havana, Pan
anna, Mexico, and California.