The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-11
Society Ne7cs
Georgian Court Has Active Program Of
 EUeNtS Planned

Following the Christmas recess, students at Georgian Court college ct Lakewood, N. J., have become active in various collegiate events. Fencing has taken on fresh impet- us at the school due to the en- couragement of Miss Beatrice Moore, newly appointed sports di- rector and also to the enthusiasm of the student body. On February 26th an exhibition of this sport will be held under the auspices of the Vince Fencing School of New York in the college gymnasium. A college demonstration will also be held in the near future.
 The members of the dramatic club of the school will broadcast over Station WLWL under the sponsorship of the College Council on Catholic Action. The group will enact Riders to the Sea" by John Synge and will be presented from to 7:8O o'clock on Saturday evening, January 14th.
 Local girls who arc students at the college include: Misses Marie and Kay Deeley of Chestnut ave- nue and Margaret Kilmartin of Hillside avenue.
 Miss Gertrude Austin of Coolidge been in New York over the New Year holidays as the guest of her cousin, MT and Mrs McNally has returned to her home on Euclid avenue.
 Miss Gertrude Austin of Soolidge street accompanied by her grand- father, Henry J. Austin of Eucid avenue were weekend guests of Mir and Mrs McNally of New York city.
 A shower was given on Wednes- day evening at the Scovill Girls club in honor of Miss Dorothy Me- Dermott of Baldwin street, whose marriage to Ernest A. Derouin of Galivan street took place this morning. The hostesses for the event were Misses Bertha Derouin and Marie McDermott and Mrs Walter H. Derouin, Mrs Mildred Hart, Mrs Alexander Daudeln, and Mrs Alfred Derouin. During the evening a program of entertain tainment was enjoyed and refresh- ments were served. Those present were: Mrs Walter H. Derouin, Ms Clarice Loranger, Mrs Alfred De- rouin. Mrs Arthur Derouin, Mrs Louis Thibodeau, Mrs George Ouellette, Mrs E. Perreault. Mrs Joseph Veillette. Mrs Emile Mrse Leroy Fox. Mrs George Am drews. Mrs Ada Guerrora. Mrs Gordon Banks. Mrs Clara NJ. Kel- Icy, Mrs James Condon Mrs John O'Lear, Mrs Elmira Burgoyne. Mrs Henry Boisvert, Mrs Edward De- voc. Mrs Richard Robertson. Mrs Rcldnald Rowley, Mrs George Do- Ian, Mrs Mildred Hart. Mrs K. Really, Mrs Albert st Jean, Mrs William Teiash, Mrs M. Stapleton, Mrs William Brousseau, Mrs John Hayes. Mrs Peter Clark, Mrs Annie Rowlcy, Mrs P. Cluney. Mrs D. Gi,ovard, Mrs Maurice Cossett and Misses Claire and Bertha Derouin, Rlth and Alice Veillette. Genevievc Andrews. Bernice Andrews, Jane and Theresa Stapleton, Claire, Eve lyn and Rita Brousseau, Beatrice Leblanc, Helen Dempsey, Agnes Gobbens. Grace Connor, Florence Hay, Helen Brown. Lillian Derouin, Geraldine Lord, Vera Nordstrom, Jane Brown. Florence Pelletier, IGtta Koch. Helen and Francis Col 1itti, Agnes Chaponis, Martha Sloss, Margaret Sloss, Jennie Seh- nal. Margaret Mahoney, Helen Hartnett, Lillian Clark, Rose Kindt, Theresa Spannbaver, Rita Cluney, Marguerite Rowley, Virginia Fox, Altertine Belval, Irene Vezina. Blanche Demers, Alice Moran, Mae Connolly. Marie and Dorothy Me- Dsrmott.
 Miss Gertrude Kane has returned to her home on Laval street after spending a week in New York.