The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-13


 ] to Thomas Francis Kenneally of
 Eric Brandt of Alma street. The
 Plans are well underway for the
 annual card party sponsored by the Waterbury Council of Catholic Wo-
 men which will be held Thursday evening, May IS, at the Waterbury Catholic High school auditorium, at o'clock. Miss Kathryn Hayes is general chairman of arrange ments. She is assisted by ticket committee composed of chairmen representing the various city par ishes, the following comprising
 same: St Margaret's, Mrs John
 Hennessey and Mrs E. J. McDon-
 aid; Blessed Sacrament, Mrs Ed
 ward Bradley and Miss Mildred
 Finnan; Sts Peter and Paul,
 Mrs William Cleary; St Fran
 cis Xavier, Mrs Albert Centerbar;
 Immaculate Conception, Miss Az
 mes Fitzpatrick; Sacred Heart, Miss
 Mary Dwyer: St Lucy's, Miss Jo-
 sephine Menotti; Our Lady of
 Mount Carmel, Mrs Michael Galul-
 To; St Patrick's, Miss Helen Devine;
 St Cecilia's, Miss Victoria Liebriech
 St Ann's, Mrs Edgar Adams; and
 ~ AAAOAhoos ' ~4Aoo SolhCl1lc
 Mrs Frank Newcomb is chairman
 of the refreshment committee, and
 will be assisted by Mrs Harry Par sons, Mrs Thomas Fitzmaurice, Mrs Henry Hayden, Mrs William Guil- foile, Mrs John White, and Mrs Thomas Donahue, Prizes will be
 awarded and 8 grand prize of a banquet cloth. Refreshments will
 be served following card playing. The third year men and women at Connecticut State College began
 their junior week celebration Fri
 day with the annual junior parade and tree dedication in the after noon and the junior prom" in the evening. Beginning at 2:30 p. m. with a military review by the local Reserve Officers Training Corps, the program continued at D. m. with the junior parade from Gulley Hall to spot on the campus north Of Beach Building where a Japan ese nemlock, the only one on the l campus, was planted. A speech of | dedication was made by William i Haines of Wethersfield, president | of the junior class. The tree was then presented by him to the col lege and was accepted by Dr How ard D. Newton dean of the Division | of Arts and Sciences.
 President Haines presented the | shovel with which the tree was planted, to Amedeo Bondi, of | Springfield, Mass, president of the | sophomore class. The shovel will | thus be passed on from year to year.
 Continuing the ceremonies the members of the class dressed in Junior Week costumes, marched to the baseball diamond where Con-. necticut State and Trinity College teams played a baseball game. Here just before the opening of the con- test, Miss Evelyn M. Kennedy, sec-.t retary of the class, placed a floral horseshoe around the neck of John fl Calamari of Centerbrook, captain fl and pitcher on the State nine. And then. according to custom, Miss Kennedy as secretary of the class, gave Calamari as captain of the .eam. a good luck kiss.
 Beginning at g D. m. and last ng until we'll after midnight, the lnnual prom was held in flaw ey Armory with more than 100 | couples including students. faculty. md alumni in attendance. The hall vas decorated with the class col 'rs of blue and gray and Leo Han lon and his Broadway Bell-Hops played for dancing.
 Patrons and patronesses for the occasion included President and drs Charles c. McCracken, Dean 1rs Sumner A. Dole. Dean Mildred 2. French, and Professor and Mrs Walter l.. Kulp. Guests included Editor and Mrs Walter Stemmons Professor and Mrs Andre Schenker Professor and Mrs Herbert France. and Mrs William l.. Ritter. nd Miss Mary Heitsch. The spring meeting of the na- lonal society, United States of 1872. State of Con- ecticut, will be held in the parish ouse of the First Church of 'hrist, in Middletown, Thursday. une l. Luncheon will be served t 12:45 and members may bring uests. The business meeting and rogram will follow the luncheon, then reports of the associate coun- il. recently held in Washington, i'll be given; nominating com littee appointed. McDonough Rus ell will give a sketch of Commo- ore McDonough and at the close [ the meeting a wreath will be laced on the grave of Commo- ore McDonough in the graveyard the church. The hostess will be [rs John William Bailey. Reser- ations for luncheon must be made ot later than May 27.
 George Mulligan. Jr, son of MT nd Mrs George Mulligan of Cooke rect. was g member of the ar angements committee for the sec nd annual dance of the athletic of Catholic university. D. C., given last night the college gymnasium.
 MT and Mrs James L. Henebry of 'aterviiie street have with them. leir son James F. Henebry. udent at Holy Cross college, Wor- 'ster. Mass. He has as his guest r the week end, Lawrence earns of Beverly. Mass. a room