The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-12


Trinity College Alumni held hast
eevning at the Tavern Rosanne IN
Middlebury the following officers
were elected. President, Mrs
Frank j. Kenney: vice-president.
Miss Helen O'Brien; secretary,
Miss Lillian Manganaro, and treas
urer, Miss Helen Beliveau. The
meeting was conducted under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs Thomas
Nolan.
ed: Mrs Edward B. McElligott,
Mrs Thomas f. Nolan, Miss Mary
L. Martin, Mrs John Gilmartin,
Mrs Daniel T. harrington, Jr. Mrs
William K. Lawlor, Miss Katherine
jackson, Mrs Edward Godfrey,
Miss Colette DAILY, Miss Cecilia
Jackson, Mrs Frank J. Kenney.
Mrs Charles s. Mccarthy, Mrs
Ralph j. Vaughn, Mrs Richard J..
Hinchey, Miss Rosetta o'Brien.
Mrs G. 3. Sherwell, Miss Lillian
Manganaro. Miss Marguerite
Dwyer, Miss Helen O'Brien, Mrs
Earl Carey, Mrs John DAILY OF
Naugatuck, Miss Anne Herman,
Miss Marion Van Deusen, Miss
Helen Beleveau, Miss Irene
Byrnes and Miss Eleanor Welton.
Mrs Rose Healey Of Baldwin
street announces the marriage Of
her daughter, Miss Helen Agnes
Healey to James Francis McGrath
of Walnut street, son Of Mr. and
Mrs Dennis McGrath which took
place on october II, 1882 in New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Bidard were
rendered a surprise party at their
home recently by Mr. and Mrs u.
Hamel, the occasion being their
fifth wedding anniversary. During
the evening a varied program OF
entertainment was enjoyed and a
delicious luncheon was served. The
Forest, Mr. and Mrs A. Roy, Mr.
and, Mrs w. sevigny. Mr. and Mrs
4. Pagnette, Mr. and Mrs H., Dro-
let, Mr. and Mrs l.. Bertrand, Mr.
and Mrs A. Lafreniere, Mr. and Mrs
T. Landry, Mr. and Mrs A. Cote,
Mr. and Mrs L. Verraneault, Mr.
and Mrs C. verraneault, Mr. and
Mrs A. Desautel, Mr. and Mrs G..
Marcel, Mr. and Mrs r. Huot, Miss
A. MARCEL, L. Chiccoine, ]. MARCEL,
T. MARCEL, II. Matwier A. Paquette
and A. Hamel.
Mrs Michael Hanlon entertained
at her home on Baldwin street re-
Gently for the members OF her
pinochle club. High scores were
made by Mrs D. sullivan and Mrs
Charles Newell. The members in
cluded: Mrs Daniel Sullivan, Mrs
Charles Newell, Mrs James
O'Brien, Mrs James Doyle, Mrs
Austin Reed, Mrs Homer Hallick,
Miss Juanita Dean and Mrs Michael
Hanlon.
Among those from this city who
attended the quarterly meeting Of
the Catholic Women's Union in
Hartford on Sunday afternoon
were: Mrs John Hermann, Mrs
Susanna Faix, Mrs Victor Duchon,
Miss Emily Franek, Mrs Leopol-
dena MerkIe, and Miss Gertrude
Suffa. Mrs John Hermann Is state
president and president at the
meeting and also gave an interest
ing report Of the national conven-
ton at Pittsburg which she attend
ed. Miss Gertrude Suffa is third
Of the state organ.
ization and Miss Emily Franek,
treasurer.
Miss Audrey Keane Of Cole
street, IL spending the weekend
with relatives in Bristol.
Connecticut college will begins
its 18th year September 20. An
enrolment Of approximately 600
students Is anticipated, the largest
student body the college has ever
admitted: Accommodation Of this
number is possible because Of the
Of windhnm house, the
new dormitory given by windham
county.
The entering class which will
number close to zoo, will arrive
on the campus Thursday, for fresh
man week, which precedes the
formal opening Of the college.
During this period the newcom-
ers will be introduced to the
faculty the library and the campus
and various features Of the college
work and play. They will be given
medical and physical examinations,
psychological tests and lectures on
the curriculum. President Kath.
arine Blunt will receive groups of
the freshmen informally at her
home.
Several social events have been
arranged for their enjoyment, in
Guiding a boat ride around New
London harbor and Long Island
sound Friday afternoon, a picnic
breakfast preceding the religious
service Sunday morning, and O re.
ception in Knowlton salon Tuesday
evening.