The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-24
Sacred Heart Dance
 Is Largely Attended

A large group or the members OI the younger set of the city gathered for an enjoyable evening last even- ing at Wright's Inn when the Sacred Heart Catholic Club sponsored its second annual dinner dance.
 Over one hundred guests were in attendance and during the evening varied program was enjoyed. The affair was arranged by John Collins, Arthur Blum, Margaret Howard, Mary Dillon and Don How ard.
 Other social affairs will be spon- sored by the group in the future and the club promises to be one of the most active organizations in the city.
 Misses May and Jennie Arena were hostesses at surprise green back and miscellaneous shower re- gently in honor of Miss Rose Dad- dona who is to be married on Thursday, Oct. 29, to Domenic Arena. The prospective bride was presented 8 number of gifts from the guests who included Misses May and Jennie Arena, Rose Daddona, Mrs. Angelina Daddona, Mrs. An- thony Arena, Mrs. Charles Russo lilo, Mrs. Leonard Solomita, Mrs. Dominic Carulla, Mrs. Charoline Mongullizzo, Mrs. Michael DiLeo, Mrs. Charles Arena, Mrs. Joseph Arena, Mrs. Frank Arena, Mrs. Pas quale Ciresi, Mrs. Joseph LaMat- tina, Mrs. Josephine Ciminera, Mrs. Sally Lanzetti, Mrs. Rocco Lagone- gro, Mrs. Theresa Pugliese, Mrs. An- ma Ciarelli, Miss Millie DiAngelo, Mrs. Angeline Bernardi, Mrs. Rose Gizzi, Mrs. Rose Carullo, Mrs. Rose Mongullzzo, Miss Theresa Tellerico, Mrs. Christine Mastrianni, Misses Lena Sciascia, Angeline Amodeo, Anna, May and Jennie Amodeo, Mrs. Josephine Colomitta.
 Mrs. Margaret Slasm, Mrs. Frank Fontana, Mrs. Joseph St. John, Mrs. Gerard Marcil, Mrs. Doris Ramo- mas, Mrs. Paul DiSena, Mrs. An- geline Marine, Misses Rose Marine. Elizabeth Marine, Misses May, Rose and Theresa Venditti Mrs. J. Jaca- ruso, Mrs. Rocco Marine, Mrs. Em- ma Pascucci, Miss Betty Marino, Mrs. Mary Melchionna, Mrs. Flami- getti, Misses May Flamigetti, Lu- cille Solomita, Agnes Doran, Mrs. John Janetty, Misses Louise Bruno, Margaret Rrssolilli, Mrs. May Ebreo, Mrs. James Borelli, Mrs. Concetta Ragoglia, Mrs. Joseph Favale, Mrs. Lucia Monguellzzo, Mrs. Joseph Lombardi, Mrs. Rosa Cappella, Misses May Cristafulli, Rose Farina, Vito Ciampi, Miss Mollie Ciampi, Mrs. Rose Vitarelli, Mrs. Carmela Sami, Misses Rose Tellerico, Phyl- lis Mongueilzzo, Providence Arena, Pia Ciarelli, Mary MaStrianna, Rose- mary Pascucci, Coletti Melchionna, Concetta Gizzi, Eleanor Arena. The late Mrs. Charles Humphrey Bissell of Southington who died in Washington, D. O., last April will be honored by the Daughters of the American Revolution of Connecti- cut who will endow a chair for the learning of government at the American International college in Springfield, Mass, in her memory Previous to her death last spring Mrs. BisSell was a state and national ID. A. R. leader and a trustee of the college. The fund has already passed the $3,20O mark and indica- tions are that a total of $5.00O will be raised. The income will go to- ward promotion of the chair which will be filled by Prof. George H IL'Amoureur, 6 member of the col lege faculty.
 In 1885 Mrs. Bissell was awarded the honorary degree of doctor oi letters and humanities by the col lege. She was also instrumental in the erection of the D. A. R. dormi- tory on the campus.
 Mrs. Bissell besides holding sev- eral ofiices in Hannah Woodruff chapter of Southingtoa. was state regent of the Connecticut D. A. R from 1922 to 1927. From 1929 to