The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29

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 Mary L. Howard and Thomas S. Mccarthy, MT. and Mrs. John Mo- Kenna, Jr., Hazel Delaney and Timothy Reardon, Mary Mates and Joseph Tucker, Anne Daly and Charles Winters, Marge Denehy and James Fryer, Catherine Kane and Charles Johnson, Ann Gill and Raymond Grady, Evelyn Nees and William Lonergan, Mary Grady and Fred Nees, Florence Ray and Au- gust Palladino, Evelyn Seery and John Foley, Carol Bergen and Charles Brown, Dorothy Bergen and William Kilroy, Margaret Sullivan and Benjamin Flinter, Kay Fltz- simmons and Robert King, Peggy Carolan and Frank Smith. Angus ta Pazzalini and P. Remedy, Clara Green and William O'Connell, Catherine Donahue and Edward Cass, Doris DeMarine and George R. LaPointe, Mae Hammell and Frank Cheske, Helen Thomas and Raymond Murphy, MT. and Mrs. H. Lezotte, MT. and Mrs. E, Stepnoski, Rhoda Sortina, Edward R. Bowling and Mary O'Shea, Al Reisinger and Mary O'Shea, Mary E. Ramon and Walter Smith, Nora Spellman and Brendor Flaherty.
 Alice V. Kane and Edward J. Sul- livan, Constance Place and Michael Famiglietti, Ann McNamara and William Byrnes, Eileen Morton and Martin Morrissey, Evelyn and John Luddy, Doris Malone and Paul Bar rere, MT. and Mrs. William Lambert, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Leo Legendre, Dorothy Goodale and Charles Robin son, Marie Charron and Ted Gra- bowski, Jean Doran and William Murphy, Maureen Costello and Ernest Robinson, Marjorie Falloll and Francis Cosgrove, Bernadine Suprenant and Parker Fleming, Julie Kenny and Justine Casey Hazel Hampson and Daniel Ferdi- nand, Claire Planning and Dud Hem nessey, Rose Reilly and Anthony Dellacamera, Mary Garfield and Charles H. Wilson, Catherine Coon and George TouponSe, Julie Cava- naugh and Dennis Noonan, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dunne, Jr., Doris Wig gins and Michael Bowen, Alice 1 Prion and Richard J. Jackson, Dor othy Aspell and Robert Jackson,
 Nave Coakley and Waynd La- Grand, Ann Coakley and Frank Danaher, Bessie A. Hartye and Thomas ODea, Mary A. Hartye and Charles Bell, Peggy Whitney and Thomas Sullivan, Helen Hartye and Edward Haight, Gertrude Danaher and Ambrose McCue, Eileen Brown and Clyde Miller, Shirley Whitaker and Al Smith, Huldah Murphy and Ken Wells, MT. and Mrs. Alvin Schwartz, MT. and Mrs. John Maloney, Peggy Barry and David Hubbell, Mary Finn and Al Drescher, Jr., Eleanor Donlon and Fred Dare, Felice Matura and William Hart wick, Mary Corelli and George Ma tura, Ruth Lockwood and Roland Phaneuf, Mary c. Burke and Ronald E. Daley, Julia Daley and Joseph Flynn.
 Doris Howe and James Tucker, Eleanor Bergin and Francis Graph, Marion Munson and Robert Welton, Jr., Marion Cass. and Lawrence Kelly, Winifred Fehrs and Vincent McKeown, Lucille Marchinkus and John Rosen, Elena Mascolo and Xavier Galgota, Margaret V. Ladden | and Arthur Johnson, Rosemary A. O'Connor and William P. Phalen, | Mazda Hartung and William O'Con- nell, MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Shea, Catherine Christian and William F. Shea, Elsie Pannone and Bernard Stokes, Mary Brennan and Charles | Milot, Betty Canning and Ray Bal ! trush, Kay Synott and R. Massey, Margaret Leary and Edward Doll, Mary .Synott and Anthony Massi, MT. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, MT. and l Mrs. Frank J. Sabis, Jr., Jeanette Blake and William Costello, Rita Blake and Raymond Bond, and Mary Altman and James Tobin.
 Rev. Dr. John c. Walker will re- view the book Mary, Queen of Scotland" by Stefan zwieg at the Sunday Noon club of the Second | Congregational church Sunday morning at 12 o'clock in the chapel. The St. Andrews choir will sing two songs in keeping with St. An- drew's day.