The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-15
Activities For St. Ma,yS Hospital
 Announced

On Thursday afternoon May 18th from to 6 o'clock St. Mary's Hos pital Aid society will entertain at tea in the Nurses Home for the graduating class of 1883. The officers of the Aid, Mrs J. Ginness, Mrs M. J. Daley, Mrs R. J. Quinn, Miss Catherine Maloney, Mrs H. A. Hayden and Mrs F. F. McEyoy will pour and the directors of the organization will act as hostesses. The Alumnae of Saint Mary's hos- pital is also invited as we'll as the mothers of the graduating class are invited to attend. On next Monday evening the intermediates will entertain the graduating class with 8 specially prepared pro- gram after the annual banquet. On Tuesday evening, May 23rd, the graduating class will present Daddy Long Legs," and on We'd nesday the S24th the graduating exercises will be held. On Friday evening the annual class dance will be held.
 The wedding of Miss Ruth Ele- amor Chipman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Morton R. Chipman of High land avenue to Milton Edward Akins, son of Mir. and Mrs. William H. Akins of Coe street will take place on the afternoon of Satur- day, June 3 at 3 o'clock at the Third Congregational church. Miss Chipman has chosen for her maid of honor, Miss Mildred Turney, and the bridesmaids will be Mrs. Rob- ert A. Jones and Miss Helen Chip man, her sisters and Miss Joyce Ranslow of Watertown, her cousin Thomas Murphy will be best man and Robert A. Jones, Raymond Kendall of Pond Point and Cor don Ranslow of Watertown will be ushers.
 Miss Dorothy Mclaughlin of Pierpont street had with her for the weekend Miss Edith Barnes of Pittsburg, 8 student at the Yale Art school.
 Miss Laura B. Pierson of New York city has been visiting With her parents, MT. and Mrs. William D. Pierson of Buckingham street.
 The following list of patrons and patronesses for the sport dance to be given by the Psi Upsilon fra ternity at the YMCA on Saturday evening, May 20, have been an- nounced: MT and Mrs Herbert Smith, MT and Mrs Arthur Pnr- inton, MT and Mrs Roy smith, MT and Mrs William Briggs, MT and Mrs Henry J. Bowling, MT and Mrs John Kelley and MT and Mrs Charles Leader.
 "When Club Women are News will be the topic of the address which William E. Haskell, assist ant to the president of the New York Herald Tribune. will give at the annual convention of the Con- necticut State Federation of Wo- mems clubs, May 16-1S in the Hotel Taft. Another newspaperman, Al bert I. Prince, city editor of the Hartford Times will speak at the Tuesday luncheon on "Curtailment in Education"
 A presidents council which will be organized by Mrs Robert F. Gadd, of Hartford, state president, at the Thursday morning breakfast will do much toward furthering the work of the federation in Con- necticut, Miss Florence l.. Sutton of Greenwich, chairman of club in- stitute, will preside. A forum, which will be discussion of the club problems, will be held.
 Miss Clarissa Deming, daughter of Dr and Mrs Dudley Deming of Country Club road, has been. elect ed vice-president of the French club of William Smith college, Geneva, N. Y., for the coming year. Miss Delning is at present a junior at the college, and is also the editor of the college periodical publication, The Ridge.
 The regular meeting of Gamma chapter, Pi Omicron sorority will be held on Wednesday evening.
 Mrs B. w. Warrington of Lex ington, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs Ida Birdsall of North Main St.