The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-17

December 27th. The co-chairmen of the arrangements committee are Arthur Mcdonald and Francis Feeley and other committee mem- bers include:
 Arrangements, Walter Hayes, Charles O'Connor, Gaetano Russo, Robert Quinn, and john Lyons; dance, John Medford, Raymond Quinn, Edmund Daly, Bennett Daly and John Monagan; program, Rob- ert Kenney, William Lyons, John Lyons, Martin Monaghan, Gregory Gilmartin, John Eolon, and William Dwan; alumni, Joseph Bergin Ralph Membrino, and Gus Parsons; guest, Joseph Nolan, Joseph Sum- ma, Edward Kirby, George Woods Salvatore DiLorenzo and Ned Daly.
 Trinity College students will be
 guests at Holiday tea which
 will be given by the local chap
 ter of Trinity College Alumnae
 on Wednesday, December 28th at
 the Hotel Elton from 4:30 to 6:3O
 o'clock. Arrangements are in
 charge of Mrs. John G. Gilman
 tin who is assisted by Mrs.
 Charles S. Mccarthy, Misses Ce-
 celia Jackson, Ann Hermann and
 Barbara Slavin.
 A post Christmas event of note will be the semi-formal dance of the Alumnae of St. Mary's Hospital Training Schocol for Nurses. The dance will be held on December 28th.
 Committee members include: Miss Margaret St. John, Mary ODonnell, Marie Barbieri, Lillian Hayden, El- eanor Fitzgerald, Ann McVerry, Mary O,Neill and Muriel McLaffer- ty.
 The New Year will be ushered
 in with several large dances and
 parties prominent among which
 will be the annual dance of Sher-
 idan Council, Knights of COlum-
 bus which is scheduled for Sat
 urday evening, December 31st.
 Dancing and entertainment will
 be enjoyed and a dinner will be
 served.
 The general committee includes:
 Joseph Cronan, chairman; Charles
 Ramon, Vincent Saukus, George
 T. Dillon, Patrick Wallace, Joseph
 CarOlan, Michael DelpO, Thomas
 Sheehan, Joseph D0nahue and Frank McVerry.
 A yearly event which always att tracts large group of the younger people is the annual Tea Dance of the Albertus Magnus Club of Wa terbury. The affair is scheduled for Monday, January 2nd from to 8 o'clock at the main ballroom of the Hotel Elton.
 Miss Mary Meehan has been named chairman of the arrange ments and will be assisted by the following committees: tickets, Mae Stroker and Dorothy Shea; orches- tra, Jane Phelan and Ann Lacey; publicity, Irene Daly and Mrs. F. Ward Miller; and decorations, Mary Minnervini and Alice Moore.
 Miss Rose Schryer of Willow street, whose wedding to Dr. Mar GUS Cohen, takes place Christmas day, was honored at a miscel- laneous shower given at the home of Miss Mollye Harris of Edgehill avenue, this week. Assisting Miss Harris as hostess were Misses Ger trude Freeman, Sydel Willner and Mrs., Peter Salin. A buffet lunch was served. Those attending were Misses Minnie Weisman, Helen Freedman, Ida Freedman, Beatrice Applebaum, Sadie Freedman, of this city, Pearl Jacobs, Lillian Jacobs and Ida Levine of Ansonia, Mrs. Robert Glickman,' Mrs. Max Cohen of Washington, Pa, Mrs. Max Har- ris, Mrs. Benjamin Wertheimer. Mrs. Clarence Freedman, Mrs. E. John Gottlieb, Mrs. Bernard Schy- Ter, Mrs. Robert Strisik, Mrs. Leon ard Garston, Mrs. Harry Shapiro, Mrs. Louis Fdeeman, Mrs. Samuel Cohen, Mrs. Philip Gottlieb, Mrs. Arthur Kramer, Mrs. Samuel AL derman, Mrs. Edward Goldberg and Mrs. Frances Schwartz.