The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-24

The adV1S0ry board or AlperCuS Magnus college in New Haven held its annual meeting Friday, Oct. 16, at 4:30 in Rosary Hall. Reports were given and problems of college interest were discussed. A s dinner followed the session.
 The members of the board in- clude: Most Reverend Maurice F. McAuliffe, D. D., bishop of Hart ford, and president of the board; Sister M. Stephanie, mother gen. eral of St. Mary's of the Springs dominion community; Sister M. Anadetus, president and dean of the college: Sister M. Bertrand, secretary; members ex-ofdcio.
 The members elected by the trustees of the college are: William Brosmith of Hartford, chairman; Rev. T. Lawrence Riggs of New Haven: Mrs. Theodore Boveri of New Haven; Hon. John s. Gilson of New Haven; Miss Mary A. Jordan of New Haven; Dr. Stephen. J. Maher of New Haven: Walter E. Malley of New Haven; David J. Me- Coy of New Haven; John E. Mo- Donough of New Haven; John J. McKeon of New Haven; Matthew A. Reynolds of New Haven; Dr. William F. Verdi of New Haven; Miss Anna T. Doyle of Meriden; Joseph A. Horne of Stamford;, Mrs. Arthur T. Keefe of New London; Miss Margaret V. Kiely of Bridge port; Hon. Frank P. McEvoy of Waterbury; MT. and Mrs. Bancel La Farge of Mt. Carmel; Frank H. Lee of Danbury; Thomas J. Walsh of New York city and Mrs. Christopher Wyatt, also of New York city.
 Miss Mary L. Murphy, '31 of Bridgeport was the member elected by the board to represent the stu dent body of the college. '
 The sophomore class has com- pleted its plans for their annual Halloween party, which will be given Friday evening, Oct. 31, at 7:30, for the student body. Miss Lorraine Mahan of New Haven was elected chairman of the affair, and has chosen on her committee the following girls: Misses Miriam Hay ner, Mary Long, Virginia Mari, Betty Flynn and Alice Whitehead, all of New Haven; Catherine J. Rochon of this city, Ruth Conway of Naugatuck, Catherine Conger and Blanche Carew of New York, and Jean Stier of Derby, ex-ofdcio. The party will be a costume affair prizes being offered for the most original. It will be held in the stud ents' building.
 Among the traditions of Albertus Magnus college and one which is reserved to the sophomore class is that of capping the freshmen. The ceremony will be held Friday eve- ming, Oct. g, in the students build ing, at which time each freshman will receive @ motley coloured cap which she must wear daily while on campus grounds. These caps along with large name cards will mark the freshman members of the student body. Not only must they don these caps, but they must fol- low instructions of tipping them to the professors, and sisters of the college as well as to the student body president. Miss Virginia Mari of New Haven is chairman of this ceremony and is being assisted by Mary Long, Alice Whitehead and Eunice O'Neill of New Haven. Ma rie Rohack of Ansonia, Alice Flynn of Meriden. and Phyllis D'Elia of Stamford. a
 The resident students of Imelda Hall entertained Miss Katherine Keresey '38 of Danbury at a bon voyage dinner in her honor We'd nesday evening. Miss Keresey has been chosen by the administration of the college to study abroad for her junior year. This As part of