The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-31
Tea Dance Plans Are Completed
Entire List of Patrons and PatrOnesses Announced
 By Committee

Local undergraduates of the Wa terbury club of Albertus Magnus College who are home for the Easter season, have been active making final arrangements for the Easter Sunday tea dance which is being sponsored by the group. Miss Jane Phelan, chairman of the af- fair, is being ably assisted by un- dergraduates and alumna who are making every attempt to make the dance the first of it's kind to be at- tempted by the Waterbury club of Albertus Magnus College, one of the outstanding events of the East CT season. Students from various colleges as well as members of alumni groups in the city and their friends are earnestly anticipating an enjoyable Easter Sunday after noon. Friends of the students in Hartford New Haven, Torrington plans to attend.
 Miss Irene Daly, chairman of the patron committee of the dance, an- nounces the following persons who have accepted invitations of the club to be patrons and patronesses: Governor Wilbur L. Cross. Mayor Iduh I1dy Co, INCN <hs oOySSt Os F., Rev NJ. NJ. Sweeney, Q. F., all honorary patrons, and Judge and Mrs Martin Caine, Judge and Mrs Frank r. McEvoy, Judge and Mrs William E. Thoms, Senator anu Mrs Joseph H. Lawlor, MT and Mrs Vincent A. Scully, pr $. M. Atkins. Dr Patrick J. Brennan, Dr William J. Johnston, Dr and Mrs James J. Hennessey, Dr B. A. O'Hara. Dr and Mrs Daniel F. Shanahan, Dr and Mrs Raymond Quinn, John A. Bennett, Miss Mary M. Bennett, Miss Sara c. Bennett, Mir and Mrs Patrick S. Bergin. Mir and Mrs Domenic Ciervo, Miss Rose Clarkin, Mir and Mrs James Conlong, MT and Mrs John Culotta, Mrs A. E. Daily, MT and Mrs E. J. Daly, MT and Mrs F. J. Daly, Mrs Katherine Donovan, MT and Mrs Joseph Fer rome, John P. Fitzmaurice, Miss Mary Guilfoile, Miss Sarah l.. Guii- foile, Mir and Mrs William Guil- foile, MT and Mrs John F. German, Mir and Mrs John G. Gilmartin. Mrs Ellen E. Hayes, Miss Kathryn W. Hayes, MT and Mrs Joseph r. Kennedy, Mir and Mrs Patrick Lacey, MT and Mrs George Lar gay, Mir and Mrs Peter Lynch. MT and Mrs Vincent Maloney, MT and Mrs James Meehan, Martin J. Me Eyoy. Miss Mary A. Monagan, MT and Mrs James A. Phelan. rs J. Rechahn, Miss Margaret Shell, Miss Mary Shell, Miss Catherine She'll MT and Mrs John Shea, William Brosmith, K. S. G., of Hartford, Miss Mary A. Jordan of New Ha- ven, Walter E. Malley of New Ha- ven. pr Stephen J. Maher of New Haven, Miss Gertrude McGovern of New Rochelle, N. Y., Mir and Mrs Richard Vickers of Stamford and MT and Mrs John J. McKeon of New Haven.
 Miss Mary Whelan and Ruth Reichenbach were hostesses at q personal shower Wednesday eve- ming at the latter's home on Steu- ben street in compliment to Mrs Wesley Tracy, who was formerly Mavis Houston. Those in attend- ance were Misses Betty Bergin, Betty Russell, Betty Curley. Claire Brothers, Margaret Razier, Alma Fitzpatrick, H elen O'Connell, Claire Ouelette, Freda Kern, Flor ence Hageman, Pearl Hallock, Louise Reichenbach. Irene Carr. Ruth Quigley, Margaret Steinmetz, Margaret Colwell, Kate Thursfield, Margaret Goegler, Betty Thibo- deau, Dorothy Gray, Lucette Gaunt, Mary Whelan, Mrs Wesley Tracy, Ruth Reichenbach and Mrs Julius Reichenbach.
 Misses Margaret and Mary Monagan of Cooke street are home from Mount St. Vincent's-on-the- Hudson for the school vacation.
 Lithuanian park, in the north end will be the scene of the first local Italian society outing for tho summer, when the Societa Dritti M Droveri will hold its annual outinE there July l.
 Anthony Caruso wAll head fhs committee in charge and will Dc assisted by Joseph Petroccione, AD- gelo Gambino. Henry Vioiete, and Raimo Benedetto.