The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-08

Miss Madeline Faeth of West Cheshire, a graduate of the 1929
 class of Crosby High school, ad- dressed the Mount Holyoke col lege club of New Haven Saturday on My Junior Year at the Univer- l, city of Munich" Miss Faeth is a senior at Mount Holyoke college. Many local members of the I lodge of Masons will attend the reception to be given tomorrow night in Naugatuck in honor or Worshipful Master John J. Kearns.
 Mrs Michael Phelan of East Dover street and MT and Mrs
 James Phelan of Woodtick road | motored tosLeeds, N. r., yesterday. Mrs George Mulligan of Cooke street is spending a few days in Washington, D. C., with her son George, a sophomore student at
 the Catholic University of America. The Misses Patricia and Ann Alishausky of Riverside street
 have returned after spending a l week in New York city.
 Mrs Alfred Overton, Jr, of Tudor
 street was pleasantly surprised at a shower given at her home
 Thursday evening by Miss Blanche La Vallee. Mrs Overton was the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
 Those present were the Misses
 Betty Seastrand, Elinor Wersinger,
 Isabel Kiernan, Mary Hayes, Loret-
 ta Kelly, Cell Kaliss, Marie Urso,
 Martha Ratushny, Rita Rivet,
 Winifred Morrissey, and Mrs Wal
 ter Overton, Mrs Kenneth Cooper,
 Mrs George Clayton, Mrs John Johnson, Mrs Thomas Claffey, Jr,
 Mrs Aldea La Vallee, Mrs William Kemp, Mrs William Bauer. In the closing session of Friday
 evening of the bridge tournament conducted at the Berkeley Car teret at Asbury Park, N. J., by P. Hal Simms, Mrs Joseph J. Davis
 made top score with 172 1-2 match
 points, more than 40 points above
 average. Individual triple play was
 in use with three boards being used
 by such players as Mir and Mrs
 P. Hal Simms, Sir Derrick Wehn-
 her and John Rau. In the big event
 was the close of five nights of play
 at which time 8 trophy donated
 by Simon and Shuster and the
 weeks stay at the Carteret was
 awarded to the winner, Mrs J.
 Hirch of Toledo with Mrs Joseph
 J. Davis second with 2 per cent below the winner and Mrs John Sugerman of Newark, N. J. third. Followingn the close the contest ants were the guests of MT and Mrs F. Hal Simms at a dinner at their home in Deal. N. J.
 The senior class of Albertus
 Magnus college presented an "Old Curiosity Snap" Wednesday in the
 students building. Supper was at | 5:30 after which a group of stu
 dents presented play. A side show
 and various games were added at-
 fractions. Estelle Mccullough. of
 Hartford was chairman of the
 event.
 The Gild of Our Lady gave a | Sunday school of Fozon and the
 Allingtown County home Saturday in the college campus. The children I
 a merry go raund and were served
 refreshments. Miss Sall Gallagher of New York was chairman of the | party.
 Miss Mary Flynn has been elect | edMay queen for the May day fes- l tiviues to take place on the campus | May 2S. Miss Flynn is member of
 the senior class, is president of the gild and also secretary of the his-
 tory club.
 Mrs Elizabeth Banfe of Willow street announces the marriage of
 her daughter Sophie E., to James Kelly of Fairmount street, which | took place Thursday at St Mar | garet's church. Rev Edward Bren-
 nan performed the ceremony. Miss Josephine Culliton enter tained group of her friends at a costume party at her home on | Saturday evening. During the | evening various forms of entertain
 ment were enjoyed and delicious l luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Bessie Bowes, | Amy Dunn, Helen Carr, Helen Murphy, Mary Culliton, Marcella Corcoran, Josephine Culliton and Peter GannutZ, Frank Murnane, Joseph Fitzgerald, Thomas Lyons Edward O'Neill, William Donahue. John Murnane, Roger Colwell and
 John Foley.
 Mrs Mollie Noonan Stoddard of Central avenue has returned after { spending a few days as the guest !; of friends in Albany, N. Y. |
 Misses Ann and Patricia Ali l shausky of Riverside street are