The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-13

Mrs Elton S. Wayland, the newly elected president of the Waterbury Junior League and Mrs Walter Deacon, first vice-president, will re-
 present the Waterbury Junior
 League at the annual conference
 of the Association of Junior
 Leagues of America from the 18th
 to the 18th in Philadelphia. Miss
 Olive M. Lyford of New York, di-
 rector of the arts and interests
 bureau, has arranged a program
 for the session. Others who will
 address the delegates on arts and
 interests, include Dr Alon Bement,
 director of the National Alliance of
 Art and Industry, whose topic will
 be "The Importance of Design in
 Industry in Modern Culture," and
 Marshall Bartholomew, director of
 the Yale Glee club. During the
 conference an exhibition of paint
 ing and sculpture by Junior
 League members throughout the
 country will be on view at the Art
 Alliance of Philadelphia. Serving
 as judges will be a group of Phila-
 delphia artists. Economics forums
 will be held under the direction of Mrs Richard Bethell of Mont
 clair, N. J., and group meeting will
 be led by Mrs Ewen c. MacVeagh
 of New York, art editor of the
 Junior League magazine; Mrs
 George A. Hill,- Jr., of Houston, a
 director of the association and Miss
 Lyford.
 The entertainment committee
 or Lady McAlpine lodge, Daush- ters Of Scotia, met recently at the home of Mrs William Carew of Melrose avenue. The committee completed plans, for 8, card party held last evening. Those attending were Mrs Edward McEvoy, Mrs Edward Nutbrown, Mrs William Haliinan, Mrs Bert Boyd, Mrs Mcintosh. Mrs Alexander Gal braith, Mrs John Stevens, Mrs Jesse Porter. Mrs Robert Marshall and Mrs Sidney White.
 Each year the pre-commence- ment activities Of Albertus Mag nus college opens with Spring Prom. This years affair took place last night in Rosemary Hall. Ar by a joint committee made up of representatives from the junior and senior classes and with B large number of. the faculty serving as patrons and patronesses the Prom was one of the, most successful Spring dances to be held | in the college.
 Those who attended the dance | were: the Misses Elizabeth Allara, Kathryn Boucher, Lucy Chamber | lain. Margaret Coughlin, Esther Dimond, Margaret Dinnean, Mary | Flynn. Rhea Herbert, Margaret | [vers, Marjorie Lee, Veronica Ly- ons, Dorothy Malloy, Estelle Nc Culough. Olga Sowizdral, Louise roussaint, Betty Clancy, Miriam cooney. Marion Crane, Alice Dwy- 1T, Sally Gallagher, Elizabeth Ken ledy, Josephine Lee, Christine leonard, Jean Mealia, Maureen Patton, Alice Quinn.
 Betty Reardon, Dorothy Reck- lhn, Lucie Riordan, Irene Sala- nandra. Mary Sullivan. Jean Ven iitti, Aldona White, Mary Allara, Marian Bowen, E ileen Clarke, rene Daly. Mary Desmond, Elea- Tor Devlin, Bette Ford, Alice Gun lip, Antoinette Fusco, Frances Calvin, Mary Hogan, Eleanor Jor- Ian, Margaret Keane. Mary Har- tin, Ane Lacey, Jane McKeon, Helen Mclaughlin, Mary Murren, 'ane Phelan and Julia Wooster.
 Harry Vested, John O'Connell, James Chamberlain, A. John Ga- la. James Thordton, Gerald O'Con- tell. Roger Hebert, Mason Mahon, Rilet, Frank Monahan, eff Morrissey, James Curtin. Ken leth Meinke, Frank Carr. Freder- ok Downs, Thomas Murray, Rich .rd Pone, Jr, Harvey Burke.
 William Reardon, Thomas Thomas O'Brien, Cor lelius Rowsey, Carl Andricek. seorge Fox, Franz Cosgrove, Pat ick R richardson. Frank McKeon, '; Daniel McGillicuddy, Alex Saun- { CTS, Oscar Graham, David Craw- ord, John Braslin, Edward Par i, ish, James Goode, Neil Shay, Har- ( Id Preston, P. Fusco, J. Donovan. 1, ack Moore, Irving Newton, Eu- l enc Riley, Charles Osborne, Elm $ ry Wilbur, Thomas Byrnes. Ed { ,ard Osborne, Maur Weldon, John ( vers, Robert Whitney, James Cos I rove Thomas Harvey, Rufus Mis- hel. Phillip Dwyer. James Burke, 'aul Kennedy, Charles Martin. +uy Gada, Joseph Lee. John Phe- , m, Edward Lynch, John Kelley, T ohm Calaha n, William Secar, obu O'CuIlivan Ia mes COSgrOye