The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-07

rangh of Chestnut avenue, stu dents at tho College of St Elisa4 beth; Joseph Quinn of Plaza ave- nue, Carroll Culhano of Chestnut avenue, Frederick Smith of Plaza avenue, Vincent McElligott of Lounsbury stroot, William Lon- kowskl of South Elm street and Vincent LoRoy of Grovo street, ali returning to Fordham University; Vincent Hopkins of School street. from St Mary's at Emmittsburg, Md; George Mulligan of Cooke street, from Catholic University; George Thomas of Lefiingwell ave- nuo, to Dartmouth; James Fryer of Silver street, from st Bonnven- lures; Harry Huey of Ridgofeld avonue and Albert Dobkins to Washington college; and Joseph Bagloy, Joseph Butler and Horbert Colby to Samuel Johnson academy.
 Thomas Beardsley, son of Judge Harry J. Beardslcy of Willow street. Elliott Burritt, son of Mir and Mrs Elton IT. Burrltt of Wood- lawn terrace, Walter France, son of MT and Mrs DeWayne l.. France of Clifton avenue, Fred French, son of Mir and Mrs Loon French or Woodside avenue, John Gaines, son of Rev and Mrs David F. Gaines of First avenue, Warren Hall, son of Mir and Mrs Lamont A. Hall of Columbia boulevard, Bradley King. oc Columbia boulevard, James Root Jr, son of Dr and Mrs J. Harold Root of Fleming streot, William Shoe, son of MT and Mrs Chalkley c, Sheo of Country Club road, Rob- ert Simpson, son of MT and Mrs William K. Simpson of Sands street and Frederick Stoughton, son of Mrs Willard B. stoughton of First avenue to Taft school.
 Rita Baldwin of Willow street, Margaret Colwell of Willow street, Ethol Flanagan of Wilson street, Josephine o'Leary of East Main street and Mary Gibbons of Plaza avenue, ] all students at Mary wood college in Scranton Pa; Mary Louise Heltman and Margaret Mota Hoffman of Arch street and Eleanor MeGrath of Roseland ave- nue and Mary Mcdrath Of Tower road all of Marymount college; Dorothy Doeholli, Dorothy Walsh of Merrill street and Vlneenza Calo of Coo street of Now Rochelle col. lego, Ruth Snagg of Piedmont street of Syracuse university, Rita E. smith of Plaza avenue. M' Claire Murphy of Alma stroot, Ruth 10. Sehaeffor of Clifton ave- nue, Middlebury college, Margaret Donovan of Thomaston, Smith col. loge, Elizabeth Trautman of High- land avenue, Syracuse university. Gertrude sammon of Plaza avenue, Danbury Norman school, Virginia Wells of Willow street, Vassar eol- lege, Betty Rice of Grandview ave- nue, Georgetown Dental college, Catherine Deeley of Chestnut avo. nue, Georgian Court college, Eliza beth Kennedy of Crescent street Jane Phalon, Irene and Mary Daly of South Elm street all of Albertus Magnus college, Helen Kraus or Fern Circle, St Marys Of the Woods In Indiana, A. Virginia Fin- nan of Hunter college, Mary Jones of Second avenue, Seton Hill cole lege, Helen Lgunquist of Willow street, Mount St Vincent college, street, Masters school at Dobbs Ferry, Mary Jane Russell of Willow street, Sarah Lawrence college, Martha Curtiss of Thomaston, Well lesley college, Margaret Guilfoile of East Liberty street, Danbury Normal school, Anna Savage or West Main street, Willimantie Nor. nal school, Edith DeBonis or North Main street, Russell Sage college and Rosemary o'Connor or Marywood college.
 The Phi Delta Sorority held q meeting Thursday night at the home of Miss Gertrude Kreigler of Woodiawn terrace. Plans were dis- eussed for 0 bridge to be given on Tuesday, February 14, at the Col onnade. The members of the com. mittee in charge consist or MISS Jaoqueline spearo, chairman, as. sisted by Misses Sylvia Blumenfeld, and Bertha Block. Those In attend- nnce were Misses Jacdueline Spearo, Sylvia Blumenfeld. Bertha Block, Anne sehryer, Regina Beer. Mrs Harry Lichtenstein, Misses Gertrude Kreigler and Florence Myers.
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