The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-24
Hartford Group To Entertain
 On Sunday

The Hartford chapter of the Connecticut college alumnae will give a tea Sunday afternoon the 29th at the home of Miss Rather inc Russell of Hartford, for merly of this city. Dr Frank Morris, professor of psychology at Connecticut college, will be the guest of honor and speaker. Many members of the local alumnae and friends are expected to attend.
 Miss Clara Sandore was recently surprised by a number of her friends at her home on Wood street The guest of honor was the recipient of several beautiful gifts. Games and dancing were enjoyed until a late hour when luncheon was served. The guests included the Misses Clara Sandore, Emiline Membrino, Alice Szustecki, Mary Minervino, Jill Suozzo, Linda Boc- caccino, Nell Salem and Bob Nell son, Henry Minnicucci, Earl Eotchkiss, Dr John Ricciardt, Charles Manganaro, Bill Mulhol- land, Louis Di Corpo, Bob Irving and Carmine George.
 Miss Esther Walk entertained the Soliat Girls at @ bridge at her home on Vine street last evening. The guests present included the Misses Marion Frank, Mitzi Drill, Betty Goldman, Anne Rosenberg, Pauline Rosenberg, Ann Dickstein, Edith Baron, Ethel Wilner, Mrs l. Boltan, Mrs I. Gordon, Mrs R. Jan T aNytnn TJiDh scores were made by the Misses and Anne Dickstein.
 Miss Marion Tracy, worthy advis- or of Waterbury assembly, Order of Rainbow, for girls will be in- stalling officer at the semi-public installation of the assembly on Saturday evening at Masonic tenn ple, All Eastern Stars and Masons are invited. Assisting Miss Tracy are: Recorder Eudora Moulthrop; marshal, Miss Eleanor Miles; chap lain, Miss Yvonne Kinney, and or- ganist, Harold Knibbs. A social hour with refreshments will fol- low.
 Five students active in drama tics at Connecticut Agricultural college have been admitted to membership in the Storrs chapter of Theat Alpha Phi, national hon. orary dramatic fraternity, 1t was announced Sunday. They include Miss Elizabeth Crandall, '33. of Storrs; Miss Catherine Dettenborn, '34, of Hartford; Miss Kathryn Tinkham, '33, of Hartford; Miss
 Istelle Keane, '34, of New Haven; and Miss Dorothy Griswold, '35, of New Haven. Membership In the Theat Alpha Phi fraternity Is the hlrhtse honor which 0 student may receive at Connecticut Agricultural college.
 Mrs David Traurig is chairman of the committee in charge of the February activities of the Beth Ei Slsterhood. A bowery dance VIII be given on Tuesday evening, Fep- ruary 2tst at the Beth El audi. torium. Costume, decorations ana refreshments will be In keeping with the bowery ideas of two de- cades ago. Mrs Traurlg Is assist cd by Mrs Rudolph Hennick, Mrs Samuel Greenblatt, Mrs M: Oser Mrs Mitchell Albert, Mrs Florence Simonson, Mrs David Harris, Mrs Louis Greenblatt, Mrs Paul Kamp. ner, Mrs II. Kornrich, Mrs Robert |Glickman, Mrs s. Spirit. Mrs Fl Engieman, Mrs S. Kellman, Mrs s. Segal, Mrs Sol Vineberg, Mrs Hnlpern, Mrs Julius Alexander Mrs David Cohen, and Mrs Freder- ick Rich.
 Mir and Mrs r. s. Chase of Grove street are registered at tho Am bassador hotel in New York for 0 few days.
 A meeting of the Women's Cul- tural group of the Beth El Syna.. gogue will be hold this evening at l8 o'clock at the vestry rooms.