The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-19
Waterbury Council Of Catholic Women
 GiUe Gard PaYty

night at the annual card party given under the auspices of the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women for the benefit of the local Diocesan Bureau of Social Service at the Waterbury. Catholic High school auditorium. There was a grand prize, a hand-worked ban quet. cloth, and individual prizes were awarded at each table. Rev Eugene P. Cryne. director, ad- dressed the gathering, thanking them for their cooperation in a few brief remarks. Miss Kathryn Hayes was general chairman and was assisted by Mrs Edwrd J. Mc- Donald and a ticket committee composed of chairmen represent ing the different city parishes as follows:
 St Margaret, Mrs John Hennes- sey; Blessed Sacrament, Mrs Ed ward Bradley and Miss Mildred Finnan;-Sts Peter and Paul, Mrs William Cleary; St Francis Xavier. Mrs Albert Centerbar; Immaculate Conception. Miss Agnes Fitzpat- rick; Sacred Heart, Miss ; Mary Dwyer; St Lucy's, Miss Josephine Menotti; Our Lady of Mount Car mel. Mrs Michael Galullo: St Pat rick's, Miss Helen Devine; St Ce- elias, Miss Victoria Liebreich; St Ann's, Mrs Edgar Adams; and St Thomas, Miss Catherine Burns. Mrs Frank Newcomb is chairman of the refreshment committee, and will be assisted by Mrs Harry Par sons, Mrs Thomas Fitzmaurice, MT Henry Hayden, Mrs William Guilfoile, Mrs John White, and Mrs Thomas Donahue.
 The Classical Association of the College of St Elizabeth, Convent, N. J., presented an episode from Euripides' "Medea" in the Greek theater at the college last night. Miss Calista Begnal, daughter of Mrs Henry Begnal of this city, was a Corinthian woman in the chorus of the production.
 daughter of Mrs Mary Kilmartin of State street, has been appointed on the 1894 year book staff as photo- graphic editor, at the College of St Elizabeth.
 Mrs Robert voegtlin of Eastwood avenue was hostess at surprise birthday party given recently in honor of Miss Molly Lavorgna. A lunch was served and games were played. Miss Lavorgna was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those present were Mrs Robert Voegtlin, Mrs John Pooler, Mrs Nicholas Lavorgna, Misses Betty Zibell, Ruth Pooler, Elaine Maier. Jacqueline Pooler, Helen Moreschi, Rita Wells, Marjorie Jane Pooler and Molly Lavorgna.
 Members of the 1893 graduating class of the St Marys hospital school of nursing were guests at a tea yesterday afternoon given by the hospital aid society at the nurses home. officers of the aid society poured. Those in charge were Mrs Joseph McGinness, Mrs M. J. Daly, Mrs Raymond J. Quinn, Mrs Thomas Kelly, Miss Catherine Maloney, Mrs Henry A. Hayden and Mrs Frank P. McEvoy. Clerky of the city, directors of the aid so- ciety and other guests were pres- ent..
 Members of the class of 1888 are the following: Misses Lillian Clay ton, Annette Sheehy, Nellie Ken ney, Mary Rita Grifin, Rose Marie l! Roy, Doris Blanche Provost, Rose | DiPietro, Anne Marie Fagnon, Florence Theresa Thompson, Rose l Louise Reuter-, Mary Agnes O'Donnell, Esther Margaret Car roll, Madeline Dolores Kelly, Mary | Delphine Casey, Helen Theresa Farrell, Antoinette Beatrice Gau- thier, Agnes Frances LeRoy, Julia Mary Boleski, Alice Marguerite An drews, Ethel Veronica Costello, Ruth Marie Judson, Helen Louise Scully, Mary Elizabeth O'Connor, Eleanor Mary Hayden, Lucy Eileen O'Sullivan, Catherine Mary O'Con- nor and Mrs Janet Giguere.
 The 10th annual meeting of the | Connecticut society of the Colon ial Danes of America will be held | in Webb House barn in Wethers- l field on Tuesday morning at II o'clock. At that time new officers will be elected. Luncheon reser- | vations may be made with Miss Elizabeth Hyde of Forest street.
 Mrs Zenas P. Candee of Water- town entertained at a surprise mis- cellaneous shower Monday evening honoring Miss Hazel Freeman, daughter of Mir and Mrs Leon Freeman of Valentine street, who is being married to Earl M. Flower next month. Twenty-Five guests were present.