The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-30

the Mt St Joseph Alumnae asso' ciation is sponsoring at Hamilton Heights, Hartford, from Friday evening, Octeber 27th, to Sunday afternoon, October goth. This year the Feast of Christ tho King comes on the goth of October, and It Is m appropriate time for the Catholic women of Connecticut to pledge anew their fidelity to their spiritual King. The retreat is open to all Catholic women and the Alumnae ssociation extends a special Invita- ton to oil members of the Con. nectieut chapter, International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, to join them in making the retreat. The offering is five dollars and al- ready many have signifled their in- tention of being present. Mrs James A. Lord of 1dylwood avenue Is n member of the committee in charge.
 Ralph Brooks orierson, son of Mrs John VI. Grierson of Willow street, entered the fresh- man class nt Yale this week.
 Mrs Lewis Russell and daugh. tSE ANAhGy &SEltH WAAk ahkNu kVaAt from Columbus, Ohio, to visit MT Russell's parents, Mr and Mrs E. l.. Maloney of Central avenue.
 The Notre Dame Aiumnae Asso- ciation is sponsoring c large card party on Monday evening, october 9th at the school auditorium. Miss Mary Bennett is chairman of the committee fin charge of the affair.
 There is interest hcre in tho an. nouncement of the engagement of Miss Susan Bennett. Humphreys, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Il. Du- ane Humphreys of Mount Kisco, V. r.. to Julius s. Walsh Bates of St. Louis, Mo. and Hot Springs, Va.
 Miss Humphreys was graduated from tho Shiploy school. Byrn Mawr and last winter she studied in Paris. Mir. Bates is the ,son of tho late Captain and Mrs. John Savage Bates. He was graduated from tho Taft school and is at | present c student at Yale Univcr- sity. .. ...
 A board meeting Of the Connee- | blGut SOUkItDb VI hhtHtb anu chers was held yesterday morning at 10 in Wilcox's restaurant, Savin Rock. preceding the mid'ycar con- ference at II. This was tho pep meeting of tho year to inform the local members regarding the na- tional and state program. The con- ference was opened by an invoca- ton by Rev. Roy Boaz. of the First Congregational C church of West Haven. and included reports and brief speeches by wcli-known cd. ucators in the state
 Connecticut chapter, Daughters | of Founders and Patriots of Amer lea, will hold its annual autumn meeting Oct. 10, In the Waterbury Country Club. There will be short business meeting at 11:30 to complete revision of the bylaws. and luncheon will be served at 1. A brief musical program in the afternoon will precede the address of the day by Rev. William A. Beardslec, D. D., rector of St. Thomas church of New Haven. His topic will be "The Globe House at Woodbury; the Historical Sig nincance of the Seabury Election, 17S3."
 MT and Mrs Walter J. Suspicion of Fairfield are arriving on Mon- day with their two children. Joan and Anne Marie, to take up their residence in this city. Mr stapleton will serve as manager of Hincks Brothers. brokers. He replaces Frank Carley Hunt who is being transferred to Hartford. MT Sta pleton is q graduate of Central High school and Notre Dame Uni versity.
 Miss Dorothy Mclaughlin, daughter of Dr and Mrs Frank Mclaughlin of Pierpont street, is enrolled at the Yale School or Drama this winter, Miss McLaugh- l lin has been associated with the | Parish players at Stony Creek for the past few seasons.
 Mir and Mrs Harry Logan or Stiles Street entertained at their home Tuesday evening in honor or MT and Mrs Julius kipp. also Of | Stiles street, who were observing their 10th wedding anniversary. Au' tumn leaves were used effectively | in the decorative scheme. A Ger man supper was served. Those at tending were Mir and Mrs Julius Kipp, Mir and Mrs Peter German. MT and Mrs Fred Terrill, Mir and Mrs Joseph Monerat. Mir and Mrs Patrick Began. Mir and Mrs Frank McCue. MT and Mrs Ray French. Mrs Howard Hunt and MT and Mrs Logan.
 The Graduate Nurses Club will meet on Tuesday evening at the club rooms. Mrs George Jackson and Miss Ann Murphy will be hos tesses for the supper.
 Mrs William E. lNiiletts of Pros pect street and her daughter. Mrs Glenn H. Wayne of Frederick street have been registered at the Hotel New Weston in New York.