The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-07

Plans have been completed for the retreat for Catholic women to be sponsored by the Mt St. Joseph Alumnae from Friday evening" october 27, to Sunday evening, october 27, to Sunday afternoon, october 29. The retreat will be in charge of the following commit tee:
 Miss Agnes E. o'sullivan, Miss Anna M. Horan, Miss Margaret Flynn. Miss Alice Kent, all of Hart. ford; Miss Catherine J. Walsh, Mer- iden; Miss Agnes W. Gorse. sims bury; Miss Alice Sweeney. New Britain; Miss Esther J. Dunne, New Haven; Miss Juliet A. Martin, New York; Miss James A. Lord,t Water bury; Miss Mary Hart, stamford; Miss Alexine Maloney. Bridgeport; Miss Betty Murray, New London; Miss Marion Ahearn. Middletown; Mrs Clarence Mccarthy. Rockville; Miss Marguerite Bengs, South Manchester.
 Dr and Mrs Alfred Hull Clark of Buffalo, N. Y., announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Kat rina Walbridge, to John Francis Jenkins, son of Mir and Mrs Leon ard Abbot Jenkins of Oak Hill, Whalley avenue. ..r
 Miss Clark attended the Park school of Buffalo and was graduat- ed from Oldfeld's school, Glencoe, Maryland in 1929. and Is mem- Der of the Buffalo Junior league. Mir Jenkins was graduated from the Taft school from Yale Univer. sity in 1929, and from the Harvard Graduate school of Business Ad- ministration in 1892.
 The marriage of Miss Ruth All berta Sours, the former ward of Dr and Mrs Arthur Henry Morse of Hamden, to Willard Alexander Van Heingen, son of Mir and Mrs J. c. Van Heiningen of Wilton, took place yesterday. afternoon in Al Deepwood Drive, Hamden. The ceremony was performed in the presence of the immediate families and n few close friends by the Rev Dr Albert Won Schiieder, pastor of The Old Church-o on the Green. Hackensack, N. J. A small recep- ton followed the ceremony.
 The bride wore 0 green velvet gown, a hat to match and n corsage of gradenias. After a wedding trip MT and Mrs Van Heiningen will reside in Sterlington, N. Y.. where MT Van Heiningen is employed as ahorticulturist.
 Mrs Van Heiningen Is a graduate of the Connecticut State college and is well-known in this city. MT Heiningen was graduated from Cor nell with the class of 130 and be- longs to the Alpha Cana Rho fraternity.
 The ladies' guild of Christ chapel held a silver tea and new mem- bership meeting Wednesday after noon. The guest speaker was Rev John Mutton of New Hampshire Plans were made for an alf-day work meeting to be held on We'd nesday and also a Halloween lun- cheon bridge to be held ~on the 18th. The annual turkey supper and fair will be held on Thursday Nov 16. Hostesses for the after noon were Mrs J. A. Burns, Mrs Wv. H. Bower, Mrs S. A. Budde. Mrs Charles Bradshaw and Mrs FranR Carey.
 Mrs William T. Leggett of Wind sor street, Waterbury Girl Scou commissioner, and Miss Edna Web CT, of Easton avenue. local Cir Scout director, left this week fo Milwaukee, Wis, to attend the ma
 tional Girl Scout convention whici
 opens on Monday and continue through the 18th. They will atten' the Century of Progress Exposition enroute and visit in Madison. o
 and Hornell, N. Y, before return ing home.
 | Miss celine Rooster of Coiumbi'
 boulevard has returned 70 ne studies at the Yale School of Musi after a summers stay with he parents, Mir and Mrs Herman Koe ster. Miss Rooster, who is q thir lyear student is majcring In orEas