The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-12
Won1e1, Voters To Hold Institute


 ton of relief and the question of informing citizens of. the affairs of government will be the subjects of the two speeches on the evening of June 16 at the Institute on Public Administration which the Connecti- cut League of Women Voters will hold at Connecticut College, New London, June Is to 18, inclusive.
 William Hodson, commissioner of public welfare in New York ciGv, will speak on Local Government and the Relief Problem" MT. Hod- son, who is a graduate of the Uni versity of Minnesota and Harvard Law School, has also been director of the department of social legiS- lation of the Russell Sage Founda- ton, executive director and chair man of the emergency relief bureau of New York city, and executive director of the welfare council of New York city. At present, MT. Hodscn is an ex-officio member of the emergency relief bureau.
 Miss Pearl Bernstein. secretary ot the board of estimate of New York city, will take up the question ot Interpreting Government To It's Citizens" Miss Bernstein is former secretary of the municipal affairs committee of the New York League of Women Voters. Miss Florence L. Harrison of Northford, vice-presi- dent of the Connecticut League cf Women Voters, will preside, and will introduce Miss atKharine Blunt president of Connecticut College, who will welcome the institute.
 The evening speeches will be at 7:45 o'clock in Tanning Hall at Connecticut College.
 Among the guests who recently attended the annual reunion of the Notre Dame Alumnae Association held at the auditorium of the Wa terbury Catholic High School were:
 Mary Agnes Corden, Mary Patri- cia Casey, Mrs. John F. Robinson, Mrs. T. F. Lynch. Catherine O,Brien, Katherine Lahey, Belinda Tracy, Frances Bowes, Gertrude Guilfoile McAvoy. Julia Reiiey. Sara Guilfoile, Katherine Bowes, Nora M. Harris, Mary McGoWan Ouinlan, Lillian E. Bowes, Eulaiia M. Madden, Anna Ramon McDon- nell, Mary G. Mccarthy, Elsie De- laney Barry. Eileen Egan Dunn. Agnes M. Horigan, Helen Martel Holloron, Mary Hayes Harrington. Annette Weiss Fleming, Mollfe Cll- len. Anna Wheelahan, Helen Car roll Grady, Evelyn E. Walsh. Esther Flynn, Madelyli Keeiey Vaughn, Alyce Keane Guipan, To- retta Casey Welch, Mrs. Elizabeth I1ildufr, Elizabeth A, Walsh, Mary L. Guilfoile, Sara C.. Bennett, Mrs Harry Parsons, Alice Celesti;le Wolff, Mary E. Kelley, Mary M. A. Bennett, Mrs. Edmond E. Guilbert, Mrs. Walter E. Monagan, Mrs. John M. Hutchinson. Mrs. Henry J. Kast, Margaret L. Corr, Anna c. Kelley, Mrs. Thomas J. Ryan.
 Mrs. Edward G. Bobbin, Kathe- rine Bresnahan, Catherine R. Ma nancy, Anna R. BoWes, Mrs. Ed ward B. McEllieott, Alice M. Gib- son, Catherine w. Connolly, Mrs. Maurice E. Hubbard, Mrs. H. Jack son Sherwell, Mrs. Henry F. Lu- dorf, Mrs. Charles w. Delaney. Mrs. Joseph J. Kiely, Mrs. M. Francis Mcdonald. E. Irene Colloty, Mrs Denny Pope, Mrs. Gordon Hutchln- son, Mrs. Thomas P. Kelly, Mrs. Michael Galullo, Noreeu Burke, Marion Powers. Marjorie Powers, Eunice Claffey, Mrs. William Weary, Jr., Lucy Bowes, Ann Dew ereaux, Ann Cronin, Mary Phalen, Mrs. Edward Claffey, Mrs. Martin Bergin, Mrs. William Schofield. Ms Hubert Smith, Betty Garrity, Betty Bowes, Mary Gumpper, Mrs. Gladys Bain, Margaret Theresa McMahon. Marion Cecilia Keane, Agnes c. Fitzpatrick, Margaret M. Blansfield, Mildred M. Finnan, Mary Gilfedder, Marie Horrigan, Ruth Kennaugh. Anne Mcdonald, Catherine Connor.
 Miss Dorothy O'Donnell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. J. O,Donnell of West Main street attended the com mencement exercises and senior ball at Holy Cross College, as the guest of Andrew T. Owens.
 A meeting of the Notre Dame Alumnae Association will be held on Monday evening at o'clock at the waterbury Catholic High school.