The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
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Albertus ! Nagrus Students Plan Der ActiOities

was decorated appropriAtely for tAe occasion, Games were played prizes were awarded, and refreehmente were served, Mss Muriel Wagner, 70 of New York city was chairman of the affair. Y NV " " @'
 m comlnemoratlon of the Feast of An saints. November 1, and Q Holy Day of Obligation, there will Do no classes. sN sN Ssst ||.s
 On November IS, the Feast ct st Albert the Great, the patron of the College of St. Thomas AQuinas, pa- tron of All catholic schools will be celebrated, at the college. Rev, John !, Kennedy, o, F., the college chAp- lain will invest the freshmen tn their academic caps and gowns. Fol- lowing this ceremony an academic mass win he celebrated in the col- lege chapel by Father Kennedy.
 The students and faculty members of the various high schools and preparatory schools are invited to attend the activities of the remain- der of the day, which will include q field hockey game between the upper class men and the freshmen, q frAnkfurter roast, entertainment by the different student clus and q tour of the campus.
 Miss Alice Flynn, 80 of Meriden heads the committee In charge of arrangements, Assisting her are Misses Mary Colleran, 80 of New Haven; Alma Hildrich, 80 of West Haven; Ruth Conway. 30 of Union Cttys Marie Rohaok, 80 Of Ansonia, Margaret Flanagan, 70 of Bridge. port: Mary Yioari, 70 ot Ansonia {: and Bessie Martin, 80 of Meriden, ex-offtclo. IVY
 A surprise birthday party and houSewarming was given In honor of Miss Bertha Nido at her home on Friday evening by the shirt depart- ment of perry's Laundry. She was presented with O purse of money, Supper was served and dancing and games were enjoyed. Those Nt- tending were: Misses MArguerite RoSsi. Anna 0pAlenik, Eleanor Mi- chan, Helen Opalinik and Mrs, An- nA MiohAn, Mrs. Bertha Opalinik. Mrs. Margaret Rossi, Mrs. ZaStra, Mrs. Alice Lessie, Mrs. Anna Clark, Mrs. Mary Briglia, Mrs. Bertha Nido. and Robert RoSSi, Jr, Peter Mo. Oastleand and Constant Nido, l
 MT. and Mrs. willis D, Coleman of Stratford were honored at c surprise reception Saturday eve. hing given by their daughter, Miss Barbara Coleman and their son and daughter Jaw, MT. and Mrs. Lester D. Coleman of New Haven, to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. MT. Cole. man, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. Les- ter Coleman of New Haven, and the former Alice Bronson, daugh. ter of Mrs. Carrie Bronson of Roxhury, were married october 2S, 1el2, in Roxhury, They have re- sided in stratford for many years. Mir. Coleman is district manager of Dun and Bradstreet, with of- fioes In New Haven.
 Among the guests were Mrs, Carrie Bronson, MT. and Mrs, Norman Aurlburt and Lewis Hurl- burt of Roxbury, MT. and Mrs, Merwin 8. Bronson, Miss EleA- nor Bronson of oakland avenue, Mir, and Mrs. John Hewitt of Wa tertown, Mir .and Mrs. Lewis Nor- thrup of Bridgewater, Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Seymour and MrS and Mrs. Raymond North of Terry vllle, and MT. and Mrs. Alden Beers of Roxhury. '
 Mrs. Arnold Smith of Aomestead avenue was hostess at c shower given Monday evening for Miss Mary Donlan of Cooke street who Is to be married to Rafael Patter. son of Naugatuck. Mrs. Smiths guests included the Misses Mary Schmidt, MrAy Savage, Evelyn ponlan, Mrs. Thomas ptiscoll, Mrs. William Cieary, Mrs. Roland Jaininet, Mrs. Frank Reilly Of Naugatuok, Mrs. Thomas DoniAn, Mrs. William Myers, Mrs. Albert AlimpAge of Winsted, Mrs. Ar thur Carmody Of Newtowh and Mrs. Harold lzuinpags of Hart- avEu' t,lpti frFait u4rl'