The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-20

Warner Goss, son of MT and Mrs Jo ceremony will be performed at the university.
 The captain of the s. s. Colum- bus, North German Lloyd liner, has
 invited the German Club of the
 College of St Elizabeth. to a tea
 on board ship, June 3, the day on
 which Miss Gertrude Heff, head of the German department of the col lege sails for Germany, this mark ing her eighteenth crossing. Miss Kate Joan Kilmartin, a junior stu dent at the college, a member of the club is among the invited guests who will attend the tea.
 The senior class of Albertus Magnus College in New Haven, has announced the Rev James Francis Barrett of Harrington, as the Baccalaureate speaker. Miss Alice Shea, of New Haven, is in charge of Baccalaureate.
 The state conference of the h. ternational Federation of Cathollc Alumnae will be held at Lauralton Hall, Milford, June 4th. The Sisters of Mercy and the officers of the association invite all Lauralton Hall alumnae to be present to greet a large number of guests from all affiliated alumnae assoclatlons III the state. The guest of honor on this occasion will be Mrs Pnlnp
 Brennan of Brooklyn, N. Y. pres oe Eadoratinn nrinci- pal speaker.
 The orchestra of Albertus Mag nus College will play at the garden party to be given at the college in New Haven on May 20th. The Ro- nance Language club will also sponsor a puppet show. The college buildings will be open to the pub lie.
 An abundance of apple blos- sons nterspersed with a varied assortment of spring flowers form ing rainbow colors was the appro-
 priated background created for the annual May hop of the rainbow girls given last evening at Temple hall. Miss Pearl Dunsmoor, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs F. c. Dunsmoor of Bunker Hill avenue was chair
 man of the committee in charge of the event.
 Those attending were: Pearl Dunsmoor and Clarence Nixon, Dorothy Wookey and Warrington Wookey, Helen Jones and Richard Nuhn, MT and Mrs Archibald Phil lips, Jean Van Valkenberg and Ed
 win Jones, Ivy Needham and George Baldwin, Barbara Tripp and Howard Smith, Evelyn Wook- ey and Robert Wookey, Margaret Rogers and Parker Fleming, Edna Voss and Douglas Merrills, Linda Heaton and Charles Kelly, Elisa Knibbs and Bradley King, Mary Geraghty and Harold Platt. kae Greer and Oscar Espelin, Dorothy Espelin and Elmer Nodine, June Leander and Ronald Ford, Ruth Winters and Kenneth Rowe, Dor
 othy VanWart and Allen Miller
 Ellen Eurell and Claude Link, Marion Tullar and Myles McCar- thy. Virginia Bailey and Lucien Wolff, MT and Mrs Louis Wenze, Dr and Mrs Frederick c. Margraff, Lima Birs and Kenneth Bergren, Lois Slater and Jack Hener, Edith Morton and Harold Woodcock, Evelyn Hale and Classin Perkins, Virginia Zitzman and Earl Kurtz, Janice Hungerford and John Do- nat, Viola Johnson and Carl Has sell, Doris Howe and Ivar Carlson, Marjorie Hard and Clinton Rams low, Marilyn Ranslow and Arthur Hard, Corinda Blansfield and Ken meth Sweet, Mildred Godfrey and Gordon Wells, MT and Mrs Judson Wells, Doris LaVigne and Emile Bussemy, Jr., Edith Roberts and Burden Lowe, Elizabeth Colby and William Keidel.
 Muriel Alderman and William Warrington, Joyce Webber and
 Earl Hallock, Kathleen Wells and Alfred Fritz, Ella Galat and Collin
 Hamblan, Marion Tracy and Will liam Meister. Eudora Moulthrop and James Goodwin, Harriet John ston and Clifford Slater, Mrs Rich ards, Jean Wilson and Ernest Carlson, Margery Leslie and Martin
 Morrfssey. Gertrude Wagner and Edward Brown, Edna Slator and Charles Delinks, Eleanor Miles,
 and Lloyd Burrall, Catherine Bur-
 hoe and Kenneth Walden. Edna Breithaupt and William Schneider, Evon Kenney and Frank Moul-
 throp. Loretta Hoadley and Rolfe Benson, Dorothy Trainor and
 Theodore Wolfe, June Trainor and
 Joseph Delaney, Marion Rand and | Percy Osborne, Marjorie Bailey and Robert Swenterly, Althea
 Kurk and Geroge Sunderland, Ruth Leggett and David Lincoln, Doris Tausendfrundt and Berger Johnson, Helen Chipman and George Jaeger, Marion Ziben and
 Ivan Bunnell, Rose Foley and Willard Atwater, Marjorie Merrills and Arnold Wenzel, Madeline Pick
 ett and Kenneth Taylor. Villa
 Bristol and Edgar Wilson, Ramona
 Madison and James Tyler, Evelyn
 Belyea and Richard Taylor. Vir- ginin Worth and George stanton
 Joan Parrish and Vincent stro.
 berg. Gladys Jessiman and Robert
 Petitjean. Mr and Mrs II. IT.. Folg- mann, Margaret Stevens and Her.
 bert pinter, Betty Mullen and Em'
 mutt shuts, Dr Edward Good
 enough, Lois Fenton and Arthur
 Isosengrand, Edwin U. Joneh.s Bat tina Richardson and Francis Dar'
 gon, Bessie Bronson and John Me'
 Doneugh, Jean Warner and Ed'
 ward Hunsey, N. Larkin and i.eslle
 uokle, Beatrice Fenn and Henry Futile.