The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-26
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Local Students Take Part ln Pembroke College EOents

~OGGSSC GVGIGGS i, students excellent experience and training in the field of journalism Miss Zemaitis has been a member of the editorial staff since her freshman year, and has been Man. aging Editor during this academic year. She is a member of the De- batting Society, International Re- lations Club, and the Pembroke Glee Club. She is majoring in Political Science.
 Miss Zemaitis prepared for Pem- broke at Crosby High School, Water bury.
 Miss Hope Hardness, daughter oi MT and Mrs. E. E. Hardness, o1 Stewart Street, Bristol, and a jun for at Pembroke College in Brown University, recently was elected senior board member of Brownies the college social organization. I As part of its social program Brownies gives two formal dances and two fashion shows every year one in Fall and one in Spring.
 Miss Hardness was treasurer o1 Brownies during her sophomore year, and this year she is member of Komians, Pembroke dramatic society.
 Mrs. Louise St. Hilaire was hos tess at miscellaneous shower giv- en at her home on Auburn ave- nue in honor of her niece, Mrs Earl Knopp the former Ruth Asel, who was married in February Mrs. Knapp was the recipient oi many lovely gifts. The guests were Mrs. Ella Hines, Mrs. Louis St Hilaire, Mrs. Fred Pteke. Mrs. Anna Kaiser, Mrs. Theodore Knapp, Mrs John Butter, Mrs. John Kerwin, Julia Wallace, Dorothy Vance, Mrs. John Asel, Mrs. Joseph Caouette. Mrs Louise Schlag, Mrs. Charles Berube Mrs. Alfred Lavalette, Mrs. Louis St. Hilaire, Mrs. Albert St. Hil- aire, Claire Greene, Concetta Forte, Lena Stango, Helen Hack erman, Irma Fallaihia, Agnes Place, May DeSocco. Mrs. Frank Kerner, Mrs. J. Wallace, Mrs. j. Smith, Mrs. Bowler and Clara Ca padonna.
 Misses Jane and Helen Lingis o1 Alder street were hostesseS at 8 sur prise miscellaneous shower at tht Chase Park house recently in hono1 of Miss Ann Lingis whose marriage to Clarence Allen of Piedmont street takes place in the near future Those attending were: Misses Louise Kidulas, Stephanie Zukauskas, Phyl lis Zembruzski, Helen Luskis, Am Yuskis, Dorothy Smith, Anna zi linskas, Nellie Krevienskas, Pa tricia Barkas, Helen Adomelis, Edni Tyanski, Josepine Shaltis, Sophi Kloneski, Josephine Mozonski, Hel en Lingis, Pauline Lingis, Mar, Sterbaitis, Lucille Marciskas, Steph anie Peters, Adele Unikas, Lucy D Angelo, Louise Salcito, Anna Dufi Margaret Iannucci. Martha Ian nuccia, Mary Jurgonis, Mary Forte Anna Sieba, Patricia Janaitis, MT: Clifford White, Mrs. Herbmert Ken Mrs. Mary Genua, Mrs. Catherin Herren, Mrs. Helen Dunphy, MT! Francis Mackiewicz. Mrs. Loui Hickox, Jr., Mrs. Eileen Lonergar Mrs. Stanley Szostuk, Mrs. Mar Roditis, Mrs. Anthony Lingis, Misse , Nettie c. Patasino, Jane Lingis, Hel en Lingis and Ann Lingis. |
 Mrs. Jennie Lockhart of Oak vile was hostess at regular bust ness meeting of the St. Paul's N F., church Ladies' Aid society hel at her home recently. One ne' candidate, Mrs. Louis Sage wa initiated. Final plans were mad for the food sale to be held Apr! 29, at Miller & Peck's. Mrs. Johl Moshier and Mrs. A. J. Smith ar in charge in the morning and Mrs August Paul. Mrs. Louis Sage an' Mrs. H. M. Sutherland are T charge in the afternoon. The sew ing bee arranged by the Societ for Thursday at the parsonag has been changed to Wednesday ! l MrS. k1cIlTy OtdplCo dAiu @'AAo' ~A~S ust Paul are in charge. Later Il the afternoon piano solos wer given by Nils Barbara Weber. Re treatments were served.
 Among those attending Wer Mrs. Louis Stemm, Mrs. Wilsoi Miller, Sr., Mrs. William Chick Mrs. Max Kraft, Mrs. Edwar' Brown, Mrs. Frank Meisingel Mrs. A. J. Smith, Mrs. Henr. Staples, Mrs. David Wood, Mrs Emma Kippen, Mrs. Robert kier sted, Mrs. Clara Plant, Mrs. Aug ust Paul, Mrs. Pearl Simpson Mrs. John Moshier. Mrs. Newtoi Leas, Mrs. H. M. Sutherland. Mrs Louis Sage, Mrs. Robert Buick and Miss Barbara Weber.
 Mrs. Hugh Cunningham of Mapl' street has returned after spending some time in East Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Dumont O East Main street have returned aft CT spending the week end in Spring field.