The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-19
Jubilee Collaboration At NeaC Rochelle
 On Satuxday


 be celebrated in conjunction with the silver jubilee of .the Alumnae Association on Saturday, october | 21 on the college campus with Rt Rev Mgsr John F. Chadwick. D.D.. president, officiating at a Missa l Cantata. The mass will be fol- lowed by a procession of the entire. student body in academic dress singing collge songs to the sports building where Miss Margaret Welsh, president of the student body, will present a floral tribute to Rev Mother Irene, founder. The dean, Mother. M. Ignatius will ad- dress the assembled students. Members of the advisory board, student government organization. will take their oath of office at | this ceremony. Miss Welsh of For est Hills, l.. l., is president of the board. Other members are: Mary Byrne of Long Beach, N. r.; Wall eria Perry of Bangor, Me; Evelyn Cross. Worcester, Mass; Agnes Rice, Mount Vernon; Jessie | O'Brien, New Rochelle; Elizabeth Jolley, Buffalo; Janice Markey, City Island, N. Y.; ,Droothy Boyce, Scarsda1e, N. Y.; Mary Mac bOHOugn.s -bEOOhaS II, ,f- y uuS f0unCu- con, Rochester, N. r.; Alice Cul- Donough, Naugatuck, Conn; Alice Toughey, Albany, N. Y.; Priscilla Fenner, Bronxville, N. Y.
 Saturday afternoon Alumnae Ju- bilee Week, of which Miss Cath crime Rich of Mount Vernon,-N. Y., will draw to close with lunch con in Maura hall, at which pr John Schuler of Mamaroneck, head of the history department, will be guest speaker. A meeting presided over by the president, Mrs John S. Farley. will follow. The alumnae will attend g tea and reception in the Castle, historic foundation building of the college, and benediction given by the chap lain. Rev John F. White. In the evening the New York and Vest chester chapters will join in spon- soring an alumnae dance Nat the Park Lane in New York.
 According to tradition the fresh- men will be invested with caps and gowns on Friday. the eve of Founders Day. Mgsr Chidwick will preside. The president will proceed to the platform between two rows of juniors in academic dress and bearing lighted tapers, singing college songs. Miss Welsh. president of the student body, and Miss Dorothy Boyce of Scarsdale. president of the junior class, will present the caps to the freshmen. Miss Jean Brinig of Erie, Pa, is in charge of the investiture cerc- monies and the reception for the | juniors and freshmen which will follow. Miss Grace King of New | Britain, Conn, is chairman of a recetion which the seniors will give | to the sophomores at the same time.
 Residents of this city taking part l in these ceremonies are: Irene Bar bara. Eleanor Kelly, Kathleen Hurley, Betty Leemy, Elizabeth i Palomba, Molly Petrocelli, Dorothy Walsh, Katherine McKenna.
 Miss Stella Akin, the only wom- an lawyer in the department of justice and who is to be tho princi- pal speaker at the luncheon meet ing of the Connecticut Federation | of Democratic Women's clubs on Saturday. October 21, at the Sunset Ridge Country club, East Hartford is making the trip from Washing ton by airplane.
 The luncheon is planned for 12:30 | and Miss Janet Moriarty of East | tions which should be made imme- diately.
 Governor Wilbur L. Cross and Dr Edward G. Dolan will be the other speakers. Mrs Fannie Dixon Welch will introduce the speakers.
 A large number of Connecticut lawyers are planning to attenda nd among tho women lawyers are Mrs Edith Valet Cook, Miss j.. Agnes Burns and several from the other cities of the state.
 Miss Akin is not only lawyer of proven ability but an unusually convincing speaker.
 Her interest in law, child welfare womens clubs, League of Women Voters, tho bettering of labor con- ditions for women in industry are just q few of her many interests. Her talk is being anticipated with unusual interest and large num- Der of reservations have already been made for Saturdays affair.
 Miss Edna Remeika of sey- mour, Conn.,, WIS rostess at sur prise miscellaneous shower re- gently given in honor of Miss Wan da E. ZuBrisky of Wilson street, this city, who is to be married in the near future. Entertainment was enjoyed and 3. delicious lun- cheon served. Those attending were: Etta Bender, Mae Swantek. Sophia Swantek, Olga Olshuk, Elm ma Rinkwith, Emma Neuman, Mrs John Chesnayich, Mrs Elsie Haver- hheck, and Catherine Mccormack of Seymour, Conn.,. Miss Edna Chesnavich of New Haven; Martini Kalpin and Mrs Elsie DuBay of Beacon Falls; Mae Nauges of Nau- gatuck; and Ann Stasel, Marion Peters and Wanda zuBrisky of