The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-06
Diocesan BssseGN To Hold Annual State
 Meeting T0,sOYvOzC

The Waterbury Council of Cath ollie Women will be hostesses to- morrow afternoon at the annual meeting of the State Diocesan Bu- reau of Social Service which will take place at 3:30 o'clock at the Waterbury Catholic high school auditorium. Most Rev Maurice F. McAuliffe, D. D., and Rev John Augustine Ryan, D. D., will be the principal speakers at the meeting, following which reception and tea will be held in honor of the guests of honor and, visitors. The following committees will be in charge:
 General chairman-Kathryn W. Hayes.
 Reception committee-Mrs Har- ry E. Parsons, chairman; Miss Marjorie Lynch, Mrs Terence Car mody, Miss Catherine Maloney. Mrs Edward Mcdonald, Miss Rose Clarkin, Miss E. Mae Keefe. Mrs James Lynch, Mrs George Russell. Mrs Frank P. McEvoy, Miss Mar guerite Fahy. Miss Mollie Cullen, Miss Edna Maloney, Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, Miss Margaret Ma loney, Miss Mary Kennedy, Miss Grace Daily, Miss Katherine Burns, Mrs John White, Miss Mary Hen- nessey, Mrs Mary Skehan, Miss Julie McGrath.
 Tea committee-Mrs Frank P. McEvoy, chairman; Mrs Peter FitzHenry, Miss Helen Devine, Mrs John Dunphy, Mrs Mary Kilmartin, Mrs Henry Hayden, Mrs William O'Shea, Mrs Charles Audet, Mrs Alice Bradley, Mrs Thomas De- laney, Mrs Frank Newcomb, Mrs Fred Stephens, Mrs John Hennessey Mrs Helen Sherwell, Miss Irene Lieber. Mrs William Guilfoile, Miss Anna Moore, Mrs Donate Pope, Mrs Thomas Fitzmaurice, Mrs James Phelan, Miss Frances Court ney, Mrs Alfred Wolff, Miss Mollie Collins, Miss Mary Bennett, Miss Jane Casey, Mrs Catherine Zibell, Mrs Frank Bergen, Mrs George Mulligan, Mrs Albert Centerbar, Miss Victoria Liebriech, Mrs Louis Thibeault, Mrs Edward Cooke, Mrs George Hoerman, Mrs Thomas Donahue, Mrs Ralph Devito. Mrs John Laudiskas, Mrs James D'An- Q Sarah Morris, Mrs James Powers, Miss Nellie Jenusaitis, Miss Alvina Sirica.
 Members of the senior class of the Waterbury Catholic high school will serve.
 Edwin Sumner Hunt, Jr, of Kel- logg street, is to be an usher at the Wad6inO nf Mice E1izo hnth Intosh Galloway, daughter of MT and Mrs Trowbridge Galloway of New York, and Hoyt Ammidon, son of Hrs Daniel Clark Ammidon of Noroton and Baltimore, Md, which will take place on the after noon of the 18th in the chapel of St Bartholomew's church, New York. Rev Dr George P. T. Sar- gent, rector of the church, will per- form the ceremony which will be followed by reception at the home of MT and Mrs Galloway. Six hundred couples attended the annual Prom at Villanova col lege last week. The prom was held in the college gymnasium which was attractively decorated in a color scheme of blue and white with boxes for the various clubs | and classes bordering the dance floor. Local students attending the dance were: William Sirica | with Miss Margaret B. Smith of Baldwin Finishing school, James Tyrell with Eleanor Mauch, John McGrath with Miss Sarah Mckee, Larry Shea with Gwendolyn Law Tor of Mt St Joseph's; William Sweeney with Anne Mahall, Xavier Galgotta with Shirley Doyle, Leon- ard Caine with Joseph Kelly, Ed gar Verbyla with Patricia Hack, James Sheehan with Helen Null vey. Dancing was held from to 2:30 o'clock with music by Phil Emerton and his orchestra.
 Miss Mary Stango of Adams St was hostess at a meeting of the Tertulia Sewing Circle recently at her home. Following the business meeting luncheon was served. The members present included Misses Bertha and Augusta Kuhn, Catharine and Carolyn Nido, Lena | Cipriano, Rena Montesi. Laura Manzolli, Mary Stango. The next meeting will be held op Thursday evening at the home of Miss Rena
 Montesi of Summer street.
 ] Mrs Katherine Healy of South | Main street has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs John S. Roth and MT Roth of Middletown.