The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-23
Weddings
Many EUenfs At |ALbertus Magnus

New Haven, Conn, November % A regional meeting on the United States foreign policy was held al Connecticut College in New London. November 19. The Social SciencG Club of Albertus Magnus College sent six delegates to the meeting. The Misses Vivian Brennan, '39, Of Devon, and Helen Harlxin, Al Of Hamden discussed the United Statea foreign policy in the Far East, and the Misses Miriam Hayner, '39 of West Haven, Muriel Wagner, 40, of New York, and Elinor MacNamee, 40, of New Haven participated iu the conference on our policy toward Europe. Miss Sutherland, ,39 of New Haven, was chairman of the round table on the Far Eastern situation. The group was formerly the Model League of Ma tions which met once 8 year and included colleges from all over New England. The present plan has di- vided New England into three regions and will include three orle- day conferences on some aspect of foregin affairs.
 The senior class held it's first in- formal dance, November 19, in ROS- ary Hall. Miss Rita Savarese, '39, of Derby was chairman. The fol- lowing girls and their escorts from Waterbury attended: Miss Caroline Haddad, and Alfred Joseph; Miss Catherine Rochon, MT. Maurice Shea; Miss Esther Egan, and Arr rthur Fiske; Miss Ruth Conway and MT. Frank Hyland Jr.
 The Catholic Literature Club held an open meeting November 22 at which Dr. Sabina Connolly, one of New Ravens foremost authors and educators spoke. Her topic was "St. Patrick,s Purgatory." She is pro- lessor of educational psychology at Albertus Magnus.
 An Academic Mass was celebrated November Is in honor of St. Alber- tus Magnus, patron of the college. Before the mass the freshmen were | invested in their academic gowns and caps by their junior sisters. This ceremony signifies their en- trance into college life.
 The Campus Theater Players pre- scented After Wimpole Street" by Wilbur Braun as their first pro- duction, under the direction of Mrs. Elfreda Voos Avery, the dra- matic coach. Miss Eunice O'Neill, '39, of West Haven and MT. New bold Moves, Yale Al, played the leading roles. Between acts of the play, musical selections were ren- dered by a string quartet under the direction of Sister M. Gonzales, o. P. The Quartet was comprised of three violniists, Margaret Brady, Elizabeth McBrien, and Evelyn Shukowski, and Josephine Lamano, pianist.
 Thanksgiving recess begins No- vember 8 and ends November 28. The following students from this area are the Misses Caroline Had- dad, Catherine Rochon, Ruth Con- way, Hilda Bencivenga, Mary Pace, Grace Bradley, Catherine O'Con-- noll. Concilia Barbieri, Josephine Lamanno, Anne Paolucci and Es- ther Egan.
 Mrs. Mildred Paradis, and the Misses Bella LeClair and Blanche Dessureaux were hoStesses at a Sur-
 prise birthday party given by the Franco co-American Social Club Girls Bowling league at the club rooms. last Thursday evening in honor of Miss Loretta Leblanc. A spaghetti supper was served, followed by dancing and bowling matches. Those present were: the Misses Alice Veillette, Beatrice Sirois, Luz cienne Desaulniers, Hectorine Le- breux, Jeanne Poulin, Therese Heb< ert, Blanche DeSsureaux, Rose Val- lerand, Nora O'Connor, Eleanor Rochon, Bella LeClair, Alice Glynn, Annabel Lescardes, Helen Walker Loretta and Ida Leblanc, the Mrs. Yvonne Bouffard, Mildred Paradis, Claire Daly, Agnes Madore, Blanche Vallerand, MT. Poulin, Rollando Chouinard and the Messrs. Leo Lar- rivee, Armand Adam, Roland Le- Vasseur, John Pelletier, R. J. Beau dette, Eddie Berthiaume, Aime Bouffard, Ray Paradis, E. Berube. P. Madore, H. F. Bounce, Camille Ledoux, Whitey Delage, E. Beauso- leil, F. Cadotte, Irene Fregeau, Russ sell Levesque and George F. Cam bigue.
 The home of Mrs. Olive McMan- amy was attractively decorated in green and pink last Friday evening, , the occasion being a shower in honor of Christine Margaret Fitzgerald who was married this morning at 6 o'clock in St. Francis Xavier church. Christine received many useful and beautiful gifts. Those present were: Mrs. Aldea Beauregard, Mrs. Martha Dean, Mrs. Helen Shandlmier, Mrs. Cell vensel, Mrs. Mary Wallace, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. John Reardon, Mrs. Armond Stango, Mrs. Pauline Briguglio, Mrs. Alice Weir. Mrs. Will liam Sullivan, Mrs. Olive McMan- amy, T. Dolan, A. Fischer, Miss Mary Antonio, Miss Elizabeth Toole, Miss Kelly, Miss Helen Griffin. Miss Jean Janet Cullum, Miss Margaret Bion- di Miss Ann Venditti, Miss Jose phine Parisi, Miss Margaret Lauria, Miss Laura Orsini, Miss Jackie Ces- tara, Miss Ann Fiermonte, Miss Mary German, Miss Mae Aquilar, Miss Mary Ferrucci, Miss Josephine Brig uglio, Miss Lauretta Lamothe, Miss Angie Gugliamo, and Miss Christine Fitzgerald.