The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-04

letic association and the award to the business manager of the Sal- amagundi. Alcine Rippere, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Rippere of this city, won the Arr thur Reed Kimball award for the best essay on some subject of civic interest.
 Other awards were as follows: Prize for excellence in posture, Barbara Kusterer; the Mary Bas- sett Weeden hockey cup, Ethel Gardner; honorable mention in the civics essay prize, Jane Dib- ble of Naugatuck; Saint Margaret schools award for excellence in piano, Suzanne Becton and Inez Fraser; the Emily Gardner Munro cup for general information, Mary Elizabeth Simons; the Augustus $. Chase prize for best historical es- say, Betty Boss; honorable men, tion, Emile White; award to the president of the student govern ment, Suzanne Becton; award to the president of the senior class, Sybil Alger; award to the leader of the glee club, Barbara Hamann; award to the assistant leader of the glee club, Betty Boss; award to the business manager of The Magpie. Ethel Gardner; the Elizabeth Crosby alumnae prize for excellence i'll Latin, Inez Fraser: honorable mention for the prize for. the best English, Suzanne Becton, and Ethel Gardner; prize in memory of Dor othy Griswold for the girl who has throughout the year best upheld the ideals of the student goverr1- ment, Suzanne Becton; honorable mention, Josephine Orr.
 List of Graduates
 The complete list of graduates is as follows: Eliza beth Alexander. Garden City, N. r.; Sybil Jane AL ger, Pelham, N. r.; Suzanne Prem tiss Becton, Rutherford, N. J.; Eva Elizabeth Boss, New York City; Amy Hart Butler of Waterbury; Flora Mildred Butler of Middle bury: Jane Castle Garfield of Wat erbury: Sally Dalzell Cannon of Wilmington, Del; Margaret Cum ningham of Hartford; Jane Eliz- abeth Dibble of Naugatuck; Inez Fraser, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Ethel Fentress Gradner,, Lake Wales, Fla: Ruth Burnham Grandin, Cleveland: Jane Burdon Guilford. Philadelphia; Barbara Lucille Ha- mann, Buffalo; Jane Elizabeth Hubbard, Pelham, N. r.; Marion Meigs Hyde, Watertown; Barbara Johanna Kusterer, Detroit; Jean Lindsay Nye, New Rochelle; JOS ephine Randall Orr, Bayside, l.. l.; Elizabeth R. Phillips, Waterbury; Alcine Webster Rippere, Water bury: EIfreda Westermayr Schmidt New Rochelle; Mary Elizabeth Sim ons. Springfield; Roslyn Dutton smith, Springfield; Charlotte Ham ilton Tracy, Waterbury; and Emily Phelps White, New Haven.
 Miss Emilene Devine was hostess at a bridge and shower given In honor of Miss Kay Gilhooly at her home. l197 South Main street re- gently. The bride-to-be was pre-. sented with a studio couch and boudoir chair of maple. Prizes were won by Peg Farrell and Mar tha Natowich. Luncheon was served late in the evening. The guests were the Misses Peg Far reli, Alice Archambault, Anna and Helen Gill, Margaret Degnan, Kathleen Keane, Sally Gilmartin, Katherine McGarrity, Margaret Berry, Agnes O'Brier, Agnes Lynch, Maryon McGrath, Mary Donlon, Natalie Mraz, Isalelle Fregeau, Mary Mcdonald, Helen Sullivan, Marguerite Tierney, Pauline Du- guay, Mary Savage, Bernadine Brown, Jessie Koskoskie, Eleanor Devine, Marion Glennon, Amelia Desroches, Eleanor Hayden, Anna Fagnon, Pierna Abbatte, Mary o. Neill, Mary Healy, Imelda Sulli- van, Lil Shea, Claire LaBonne, Florence Holian, Kitty Shea, Flor ence Crowley, Betty Mccarthy, Ann Flynn, Agnes Stiklus, Martha and Mary Natowich, Nellie Mccarthy, Mary O'Leary, Gertrude Clos berg, Bernice Began, Margaret Me- verry, Mary Driscoll, Marie Ly- ons, Ann Poetl, Katherine Mullen, Mrs. Florence Baril, Mrs. Thomas Gill, Mrs. Wm. Neville, Mrs. Caro. lon, Mrs. Rita Bagley, Mrs NJ. De- vine, Mrs P. Gilhooly, Mrs Mo- liner, Mrs. John Gilhooly, Mrs. Thomas Gilhooly, Mrs. Eva Doran, Mrs. Rose Cleary, Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. John Devine, Mrs. D. H. Donovan, Mrs. Katherine Coppetto and Miss Emilene De- Devine.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. C.. Bean of Fiske street are spending several days in Atlantic city where they