The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-21

"Targe," bi-weekly newspaper
 published by the English Club of
 Mount Saint Joseph College, made
 it's first public appearance Friday,
 october 13. The name of the paper
 is the archaic word meaning
 "shield" later denoting "official
 news, and 1t is for this reason
 that the college shield is used in
 the main head.
 In addition to the news items
 and editorials are three special columns "On With The Masque" covers news of the thcater and its personnel; Tho Music Box" pre-
 sents reviews and notices of mu-
 sical events, both local and in Nsw York, and "So What?" contains humorous comment on college life in general, with particular refer ence to the doings of students.
 Miss Marie A O'Donnell, Q mem- Der of the sophomore class, and q graduate of Bulkeley High school,
 class of 1932B, is editor-in-chief. Miss O'Donnell was editor-in-c | of the Bulkeley "Dia" and humor | editor of the Torch and was acc | tice in the Dramatic, French and l Ath1eic clubs as well as the Glee Club at Bulkeiey. Miss Katherine A. Sullivan Is assistant editor and other members of the editorial
 staff are Miss Miiomena Cammer- ano. Miss Louise A. Conway of this city, Miss Dorothy Fresber. Miss Martha Johnson, Miss Agnes Kelley
 Miss Margaret Leach, Miss Lor-
 raine Rigney, Miss Mary Sheen
 and Miss Mary Hurley. Miss Alice
 Wilson is business manager and
 will be assisted by Miss Mary Me- Gowan as subscription manager. Other members of the business
 staff will be appointed in the near future. 't, Rev pr and Mrs James E. Gregg
 of Prospect street, Rev Edward M. Condit of Columbia boulevard, Judge w. D. Makepeace of Hlll-
 side avenue and Walter Burns at- tended the fourth New England regional meeting for men, women and young people held under the auspices of the New England Re- gional committee of the commls-
 sion on missions at the First Con- gregational church in Pittsfield, aMss, recently.
 Miss Alice St Mary was honored at q miscellaneous shower given by The Happy Go-Lucky Girls at the home of Miss Pauline Grenier. on West Liberty street, Thursday evening. Miss St Mary was the re- cipient of many beautiful gifts from those present, who included: Mrs Oscar St Mary, Mrs James Cook, Mrs August Deschene, Mrs Charles Hamel. Mrs E. N. ,Grenier, Mrs Philip Arcand. Mrs Della Grace, Mrs E. Donais. Mrs H. Lair
 Mrs William Brodeur, the Misses Catherine E. Cook, Dorothy Grcn-
 fer, Bertha Hamel. Beatrice St Mary, Alice Corneau. Germaine Berthiaume. Cecile Berthiaume. Roso Berthiaume, Adrienne Ar cand. Simonne Deschene. Antoin-
 cite Aubrie. Loretta Trepanier, Aida Gauthier. Pauline Grenier.
 Helen Tessier, Irene Brodeur, Doris
 Bredeur and Alma M. Donais.
 Miss St Mary is to be. married
 to Ronald Marcil on November
 7th.
 The Tertulin Sewing Circle held
 their weekly meeting at the home of
 the Misses Caro:yn and Kayo Nido
 of Bronson street. Following the
 meeting q delicious luncheon was served. The members included the
 Misses Augusta Kuhn, Mary stan
 20. Carmel Caporale, Laura Man
 zoili. Carolyn and Kayo Nido. The next meeting will be held at the
 home of Lena Cipriani pf Glen
 wood avenue next Thursday even-
 Ing.
 Thursday. October 26th the fan
 season activities will open at St
 Margaret's parish when Q fashion
 show and bridge will be given at
 the school hail. Members of the Children of Mary society as well as other models will present the new est styles in wearing apparel. Miss Margaret Bowling will be In charge of the fashion show.
 The committee in charge of the arrangement for the card party includes: Misses Helen Carr. Julie McGrath, Emily Roach. Helen Murphy, Gertrude Foley, Anna Kane. Anna LeRoy, Marie Horrigan, Charlotte Moran. Mar garet Delaney and < Elizabeth
 Ali card games will be enjoyed and prizes will be awarded to the
 winner at each table.
 Miss Virginia wallace, dancer at the Roxy Music hall. New York city, and Mrs James V. Naughton of East Orange, N. J., arc week end guests of Mrs William Wallace
 and her daughter, Leano, of Fox street. ts Miss Monica Schwartz of E'ast Farm street Is in New York City for the weekend.