The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10


 and Barbara Fitch supported the negative side of the question. Miss Rita SayereSe was chairman of the debate.
 At a recent meeting of the Co., operative Government Association, the members of the Student Body changed by vote the bylaws of the Constitution of the Association. Pre- viously election of the President of the Student Body took place in the first week of May, nominations hay ing been held in the last week of April. The nominations will hereaf- ter be held the week before spring recess, and elections the week after spring recess.
 The Campus Theater Players have announced the selection of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice" as their spring production. The playn which has been adapted for the English stage and which was pro- duced in New York last season, will be directed by Mrs. Elfrieda Voos Avery. The cast has not been an- nounced.
 On March II, members of the Freshman Class of the Yale Drama tic School will present "Winterset", at the Campus Theater at Albertus Magnus College for the Campus Theater Players and their guests.
 Miss Alice Schmitt of New Haven has been elected Editor r-in-Chief and Miss Mary Sutherland of New Ha- ven, Business Manager of the year book of the class of 1899.
 On March 18 and 19 at Mass. State College at Amherst, Mass. the New England Chapter of the Model League of Nations will meet. The Social Science of Albertus MagnuS College will send as delegates the Misses Margaret Burke '38; Effa Chestney '39; of New Haven, and Katherine Bergin '38 of Litchfield; Marie Coulombe, 40 of Milford; Mary Sutherland '39 of New Haven; and Theresa Sibielski 40 of Provi- dence. Miss Miriam Hayner '39 of West Haven is alternate delegate. Miss Bessie Martin, '38 will head one of the committees of the Model Leaguge, and will be assisted by Miss Jean Steir '39. Albertus Mag nus College will represent Argentina at the League.
 On March 8, MT. George K. Hun ton, Editor of Interracial Review will address the student body on h. terracial Justice. He outlined the conditions of the negro race in the United States, particularly in the South; and discussed what plans we can adopt to improve the status of the negro in the United States.
 The Catholic Literature Club held a regular meeting on March 8 in the library of Imelda Hall. The topic discussed was Francis Thompson. Those taking part in the discussion were the Misse Amy Doyle '38 of Devon; Mary Fennelly 40 of Peek kill; Mary Pace 40 of Waterbury; Elinor Goode 40 of New Haven; Marie Rohack '39 of Ansonia; and Ruth Conway '39 of Union City.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald of Hamilton avenue entertained at a birthday party recently in the form of turkey supper in honor of their daughter, Helen who celebrated her ninth birthday. A color scheme of green and gold was used to decorate the home. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those attending were: Mary Noble, Margery Noble, Bea Pelletier, Dolores Ouillette, Antoinette Ouil- lette, Dorothy Scarino, Rita Scavino Mary Zotta, Lolly Pelletier, Alice Carmody, Jackie Noble, Caesar Gomez, Thomas Fitzgerald, Jr, Helen Fitzgerald and MT. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald.
 Mrs. Margaret J. McAvoy of Young street, past chief Daughter of Lady McAlpine lodge, Daughters of Scotia and grand deputy for Ellen Douglas lodge, Hartford, has re- ceived an official invitation from Hartford to attend their 40th anni- versary to be held on March 16 at Odd Fellows hall at 480 North Main street, Hartford. All members of the Lady McAlpine lodge and their friends are invited to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. Earle Stewart of William street entertained on Sat- urday afternoon for their daughter, Violet, the occasion being her 10th birthday. During the afternoon games, singing and dancing were en- joyed and a lunch was served. Those attending were Dorothy Clark, Marion Richards, Loretta Peters, Barbara Wall, Marilyn Weaver, Ag- res Duffy, Marita Calvin and Violet Stewart.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Harry Moran, Jr., of Brighton, Mass, announce the birth of 8 son on Monday, March ', at the New England Baptist hos pital in Boston. Mrs. Moran Is the the former Eileen Darcey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael J. Darcey of Euclid avenue. The child, who is also the grandson of MT. and Mrs. J. Henry Moran of Cooke street, will be named Darcy Moran.
 The Catholic Women's Union will meet on Sunday at St. Boniface's church on Audubon street, New Ha- ven. A bus for local members at- tending will leave St. Cecelia's church at 1:45 o'clock.
 A meeting of Division 57, A. o. H. will be held this evening. All mem bers are urged to attend.
 Events of Interest MARCH