The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-06
|ALumnde Plans
 forNE. Gathering


 chelle Alumnae associatoin from the New England states and New York, will gather in Pittsf1eld, Mass. next Saturday, June Il at p. m, for the annual New England Get Together" which will take place at the Berkshire Hunt and Country club, at Lee, under the auspices of the Berkshire chapter, Miss Jo- sephine O'Brien, of Lee, general chairman, announced today. Among the guests of honor will be Miss Mary Shaughnessy, of Tarry- town, N. Y, president of the alumnae association, which now has thirty chapters comprising more than 5000 members. Mrs. Daniel Doyle of Brooklyn, N. Y., former president of the association and now trustee of the college as aiumnae representative, will speak at the
 meeting, which will open with luncheon.
 Assisting Miss O'Brien are the fol- lowing chapter presidents: the Miss es Anne Lynch, Albany, N. Y, Rita Burns, Bridgeport, Conn.,; Catherine Broderick, Greenwich, Conn.,, Flor ence Dwyer of Chauteauway, N. Y; Alice Clancy, Manchester, N. H.; Helen Griffen, Holyoke, Mass, and Margaret E. Kelleher of Worcester, Mass.
 Also the Misses Katherine Donny, of New Britain, Conn.,; Leona o. Neill, Waterbury, Conn.,, Margaret Powers, Fall River, Mass; Katherine M. Skelly, Norwalk, Conn.,; Margaret A. Sullivan, Stamford, Conn.,, Alice M. Tobin, Brookline, Mass, and Jo- sephine Aimono, Stamford, Conn.
 Others who will help with arrange ments are Mrs. Henry Corscadden, Mrs. Anthony Brady Farrell and Miss Helen Taaffe, Albany, N. Y.; Miss Margaret O'Brien, Chatham, N. r.; Mrs. George Hoover, Jr., Mech anicville, N. Y.; and the Misses Eileen Colline, Elizabeth Stackpool, and Theresa Stackpool, Hudson, NY.
 And the Misses Mary c. Lynch, Rensselaer,, N. Y, Mary M. Doyle, Lucey Leonard and Helen Smith, Schenectady, N. Y, and Mrs. Henry Kelly, of Slingerlands, N. r., Cath crime Pagan, Mary Nugent and Ma rion Fitzgerald, Troy, N. Y, Mar guerite c. Browne, Ethel M. Bruce and Elizabeth Sheehan of Water veliet, N. Y.
 And the Misses Mary Mannix, Mary Manifold, Margaret Meagher and Grace Lewis Sullivan of Worces- ter, Mass; Margaret Reardon, Mary Kenny, Luisita Smith, Hartford, Conn.,; and Rose Hennessey, Dorothy Mannle and Eleanor Enright, Green Wich, Conn.
 A greenback and miscellaneous shower was given recently at the home of Mrs. Carmel Lagasse in honor of Miss Mary Sniokis, who is to become the bride of Henry Collette on June II. The bride-elect received many beautiful gifts. Mrs. Alphonse Collette, Mrs. Louis Col lette and Mrs. Carmel LagasSe were hosteSseS. A buffet lunch was serv- ed. Those attending were Mrs. D. Lagasse, Miss Annette Jancas of Canada, Elsie KoSkzow, Mrs. E. Sheehy, Evelyn Fenn of Shelton, Charlotte Conaty, Ida DeRose, Helen Krizrok, Mrs. Margaret Foy, Anna Behuniak, Mrs. Marguerite Palmiere of Derby Helen Shalsky of Orange, Dorothy Lagasse, Mrs. Annette La gasse, Mrs. E. G. Lagasse, Albino Lanouette, Mrs. Marks, Mrs. O. Mill Ter, Eleanor Crosgriff.
 Mrs. Laura Houle, Irene and Ri- ta Perigard, Mrs. Alphonse Lagasse, Mrs. O. Dorais, Mrs. Alphonse Col lette, Mrs. Louis Collette, Mrs. Car mel Lagasse, Mrs. Ralph Phelan, Mrs. Adams, Miss G. Adams, Mrs. James Finnigan, Mrs. Joseph Mar zano, Mrs. Jennie Barrett, Mrs. Grace Barrett, Mrs. Albina Barrett, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Alice Paquette, Theresa Obert, Mrs. Lida Lanouette, Mrs. Leslie Bean, Mrs. V. Sapinsky, Mrs. Bertha Pooler, Della Kelly, Nola Marks, Mary Santora, Mrs. N. Santora, Mary Panasci, Mrs. De- SCAeIMe, MaTy ClpTlaIlO, OllVe GO- vanielli, s. Beaudin and Mrs. L. Cyr.
 Glenn H. Wayne, a student at Williams College, is spending the summer months at his home on Frederick street. The annual reunion of the Notre Dame Alumnae Association will be held this evening with a dinner at the school auditorium at 2 o'clock. | CONTRAC By VIM. E.