The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-03
Society Ne1os
bury Council .WCdthoIic Women
 Met Last Night

Miss Kathryn w. Hayes presid-
 "a at the first meeting of the
 recently elected executive board of
 in Waterbury Council of Catholic
 Women last night att the Diocesan
 Bureau of Social Service. In her
 opening address Miss Hayes ex-
 plained that the council is the
 volunteer organization of the Di-
 ocesan Bureau. Plans were form
 ulated for a card party to be
 given on May 18th at the Water
 bury Catholic High school. Miss
 Kathryn w. Hayes will act as gen.
 eral chairman. Parish chairmen
 will be announced later. Mrs
 Frank J. Newcomb is in charge of
 refreshments. On the evening of
 the card party, 8 beautiful hand
 drawn Italian banquet cloth will
 be awarded. Tickets for this pur-
 pose are being distributed.
 Plans for the tea to be given
 by the council on Sunday after
 noon following the state meeting
 of the Diocesan Bureau of Social
 Service at which pr John Ryan
 and Bishop McAuliffe are the
 princpal speakers were completed.
 Among those present at last
 nights meeting were Reverend
 Eugene P. Cryne, director, Miss Grace Daly, Mrs William F. Guil- foile, Mrs Mary Skahan, Mrs John White, Mrs Albert Centerbar, Mrs James Power, Mrs Katherine Zi- bell, Mrs Edward F. Cook, Mrs Will liam F. Cleary, Mrs John Hen nessey, Miss Genevieve Carolan,
 Mrs Edward Bradley, Miss Edna Maloney, Miss Kathryn W. Hayes, Miss Margaret Carroll, Miss Mar jorie Lynch, Mrs Frank Newcomb. Miss Julie McGrath, Miss Frances rice, Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, Miss Mary Bennett, Miss Catherine V. Burns, Miss Victoria Liebreich, Miss Mollie Collins, Mrs James Phelan, Miss Helen Devine, Mrs Fred Stephen and Mrs John Dunphy.
 The Senior Frolic, an event dis continued for the past two years, will be revived at Connecticut State College on Friday night when . program of acts by the students and faculty will be presented in Hawley Armory including songs, slxits. and dancing. Following the entertainment dancing will be held with music by "Art DuBrow's Connecticut Collegians. It is ex- pected that the money raised through the frolic will be used to | buy charms for all the senior ath- letes.
 Plans are practically complete for the annual Junior Prom to be | given Friday night. May IF in Hawley armory. The Junior Prom committee headed by Richard Pickett of Willimantic has chosen Leo Hannon and his Broad Bell Hops to furnish music for the oc- casion. More than 125 couples in- cluding students, faculty and alum nj are expected to attend.
 The annual meeting of the New Haven Archdeaconry branch of the Woman's Auxiliary in the Dio- cese of Connecticut will be held in l St Paul's church, New Haven to- | morrow when women from all the Episcopal churches in this county | will be in attendance. The program includes a service of the Holy Communion at 10 a. m. in the chapel; a business session with election of officers In the parish house at 10:45; and missionary service in the church at 2:15 o'clock where the speakers Will be Miss Grace Lindley, national exec | ptive secretary of the Women's auxiliary and the Rt Rev Hugh L. Burlesori. D. D., assistant to the presiding bishop. whose topic will be "The American Indian. as He Is." Miss Mary Louise Pardee of New Haven, chairman of the aux | Hilary of this county. will preside l at the morning business session. Brief reports vii be made by the | Archdeaconry officers and chair | men. Miss Susan Arnold Norcross, | Mrs George F. Beers, Mrs Clifton H. Brewer, Mrs Richard c. Sar- gent. Mrs Thomas J. shannon, Mrs Charles M. Sheafe, Jr., Miss Jennie Loomis of Windsor. diocesan pres ident and Miss Florence Sanford, executive secretary of the Church of Help will also be on the program. During the noon hour, there will be an address by Rt Rev G. Budlong. Everyone in- terested is invited to attend.
 Announcement Is made of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth M. Lambert, daughter of MT and Mrs Edward Lambert of Mitchell ave- nue, to dances H. Cooney, Jr., son of MT and Mrs James H. Cooney of Bank street. The ceremony was in Naugatuck on Thurs day, April 20. MT and Mrs Cooney will be at home to their friends at 159 Chester avenue, Waterville.