The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29
Local Students Are Elected To F0rdhan
 Connecticut Club

FOuE WdtcEDuEy stouCutS ottSAu- ing Fordham university were re- gently elected officers of the Con- | necticut club of Fordham. Vaughn | Gooding, '35, who recently became | presidnet of the junior class. was named recording secretary. Good | ing succeeds William Lankowski. | '33, another local boy. Vincent ] McElligott, '34, was elected presi- | dent of the club, succeeding Ed- ward A. Riccuiti, '33, also of Wat erbury.
 Frederick Smith, '34. is the new vice-president. succeeding George Hubbell of Derby. Mir Smith is also secretary of the Fordham uni- versity Athletic association for the coming season.
 William Ferrari, '34, was elected treasurer, succeeding Myles A. Me- Carthy, '33, of Waterbury.
 The Connecticut club consists of approximately 125 members 70 per cent of whom are resident students, the rest commuters.
 Mrs Gustave Grandell entertain ed the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Swedish Lutheran church at her home on Hill street Friday afternoon. Following a business session a social hour was enjoyed. Those attending were Mrs Axel Forsell, Mrs Edward Strom, Mrs William Swanson, Mrs Fred Larson, Mrs Charles Lindell, Mrs c. l.. Halienborg, Mrs Emil Johnson, Mrs Carl Anderson, Mrs Arvid Swanson, Mrs Bror Issacson, Mrs Robert Anderson, Mrs John | Clausen. Mrs Carl Olander, Mrs John Grandell. Mrs Gustave Gran dell. Mrs Carl Carlsen, Mrs Alfred | Cedarholm. Mrs Marie Anderson. | Mrs Charles Anderson, Mrs Robert l Lagerquist, Mrs Herman Johnson, | Mrs Oscar Peterson, Mrs Claus Johnson and Mrs Howard Nor | throp.
 Miss Nancy Barnes of New | Haven who is being married on | June IT to Milton Warner Goss of | Hillside avenue. will be feted at | pre-nuptial parties duringgthe com | ing week. On Monday Miss Betty | Jones, daughter of Mir and Mrs T. A. D. Jones, is giving a tea and | handkerchief shower at her home | on Whitney avenue for Miss Bar | mes, and on Wednesday, Mir Goss's | cousin, Miss Betty Warner, daugh- | ter of Mir and Mrs Milton J. War | ner of Pine Orchard, is entertain. i ing at a stocking shower and tea | in her honor. Mrs William D. | Fitch of New Haven will give a kitchen shower on Friday in com piiment to Miss Barnes.
 A surprise miscellaneou shower was given on Friday night at the | Scovill Girls club in honor of Mrs | James Kelly. by her former asso- eiates at the Southern New Eng. land Telephone Co. Mrs Kelly was sophie Banfe, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Banfe of Willow street before her recent marriage. She was the recipient of a variety of gifts from those attending. A lunch was served late in the evening. A. mong those attending the affair were Misses Marguerite Carey. Katherine MeKenna, Helen May. Mary Maher. Anna o'connor. Jo- sephine Meinerney, Ruth Fahy, Margaret Healey, Mary Flaherty. Alice Hosier, Rita sayers. Louise Banfe, Margaret MeEyoy. Ann Griffen, Helen Casey, Nora Ehee- han, Marie coakiey. Veronica Fitz. gerald, Alice Kirby, Alice Leary. Catherine Worsle. Mildred Me- Lane, Gertrude Mekeown. Mrs Timothy sullivan, Mrs Charles Burns and Mrs V. Fallon.
 Miss Bessie May Keeney of Call. fornia has set Saturday, June ,, the date of her marriage to Leonard shepard Penney of Watsonyiile. Cal The ceremony will be performed by Rev Norman ", Pendleton, pastor of the First Congregational church Of that town at the home of Mf and Mrs Prank Rldeli. Miss Keen. ey will be attended by Mrs sylya Butler of Redwood City. Both Miss keeney and Mr Penney are former residents Of this city. Mr Tenneys father, William Penney, now res sides in Belllnghanl, Wash, Follow ing the marriage ceremony tha couple with spend their honess moon tn Yosemite.
 Mrs Rewley w. Phillips and her daughteT, Miss Jean Phlillps Of | Prospect street are spent the week. | end with Mrs Phillips' brother, Kenneth K, Wheeler in Darien, Saturday evening they attended the presentation Of The Mikado under ihe auspices of the Tbseter Guild of Darlsh Mr Wheeler directed the aifalE
 Miss Ruth Leas Of Raymond street who is Co De nlhrflsd on f'flS day 10 Francis b, iiales of Edaon avenue, was recently given \ shoMs CT ai lhs home Of Mrs behjamln ln alafas af ldaaan aNAnAa Yhaaa ln aiiendanee were WIlbur ksshs, Mrs Joseph lloherls, Mrs Fred heebe, Mrs Edward sonneli, Mrs John ksnneg, Mrs Lloyd Perry, Mrs Busch, Mrs William tallen, Mps isyall GrlsNeld, Mrs James Dgerlon, Mrs Louis Dayelay, Mrs Roy korlhrop, Mrs May Dayslay, Mias Deborah 3reanes, Miss Alice lnrleg, Ms bsnSamin Hales and Miss bess,
 Prank liolfnagsl lllgaleN, head maslep pf iha Beelopg school, Fonfrel, and Ngs hiesleN, ans n0uAeA tha engagement Of thelF dauHlher, Niles lsllKabelh illselow, ln Samuel Lee Abbott, JTs sen Df AF and Mrs samuel Lee Abbott ef Ashland, Macs,
 Mlas hlnelew Attended ki, MaFs aarala hehael ln Waterbury And The Low lfeywe0d school in aiams ferd, Alse ihe Howe Mafet school ln Thompson, She Was graduated from hnlllb College ln lpsJ and Nas awarded the degree Df A, A, hY columbia University Co lpsD, she ia Ai present dlfeeier Of ibe leNeg school ai Baeiepy,
 Mp Abbott was graduated from Nlddlebpry College Do ipbl And for lhp pasl lNo years hss been Dlaas
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