The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-12
Personal:
ALbertus Magnus College
Junior Promenade Tonight

Smith, Jeanne Nolan, Mildred Ra-
binowitz, Juliette Roche, Frances
McGinnity, Anne McGough, Marion
Dillon and Ann Doolittle. The
Misses Peggy williams, president Of
the Junior class, Mary Connolly,
president Of tn esenior class and
Eleanor Goode, president Of the
student body, are members OF the
committee ex-off1ci0. The senior
members are the Misses Mary Ma
loney and Margaret Flanagan, Sis
ter M. Boniface, OP., Is faculty adj
wiser to the committee.
About 80 couples are expected tO
attend the dance, at which Tommy
Reynolds orchestra will furnish the
music and entertainment. Following
the grand march, Miss Muriel Wag-
ner, chairman of last years prom.
enade, will present Miss Asman with
charter, official assent of the SEN
ior class to the right Of the juniors
to give dance.
The regular meeting of the So
cial Science Club was held on We'd
nesday evening in the library Of I'M
elda hall. Papers on the strategic
positions of England, Russia and
Finland, were read by Miss Helen
Harkin, 1941. Miss Jeanne Brown,
1913, and Miss Dorothy Wooden,
1912.
The college chapel has been reno
waited. During the Christmas re-
cess, new pews were installed IN
memory of the late Vincent E. o.
Neill, Wall street broker, who was
the brother of Sister M. Bertrand,
O.P., secretary of the college. The
chapel also has new prie-dieu IN
the sanctuary, which Is the Christ
mas gift of the members Of the
Gid of Our Lady.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Junior Women's club was held
on Wednesday evening at which a
number of the members gave book
reviews. Miss ClarisSa Deming told
of Neill James book, "Petticoat
Vagabond Among the Nomads," a
novel which dealt with the story
of a girl working her way around
the world. Miss Deming spoke in
particular Of the authors expert
ences among the Laps. In refer
ence to Margaret Maken Mackay's
Lady With jade" Miss Deming told
of an ..inericar woman's growth IN
taste with an ultimate apprecia-
ton of simplicity. She also review
ed "The Nazarene," novel based on
the life of Christ.
Miss Eugenia Mallette gave eX-
cerpts from ITO Step Aside" book
of short stories by Noel Coward.
world FL Gus Paintings" was also
exhibited.
Those present were Misses Kath-
leen Dillman, Maurine Fox, Eliza
beth Rich, Catherine MacLean, Lois
Hustled, Eleanor Hustled, Irene Rich
ards, Lucille Runk, Gwendo]yn Bur-
ton, Betty Harrison, Margery Lewis,
Lois Slater, Eugenia Mallette, Vir-
ginia Bailey, Maybelle Hickox, Clar-
issa Deming, Phyllis Wilkens, Rhoda
Macken, Villa White, Lois Macken,
Margery Snow, Betty Wilson, Bar
bara Wilson, Katherine Meyer
hans, Lyndel Heaton and Ernes-
tine Peircey.
A meeting Of Division 81, A. o. H
will be held this evening. All men,
bers are urged to attend as plans
will be made for the installation Of
officers which will be held on Sun
day.
The regular meeting Of the Quots
club was held last evening at the
Hotel Elton. Plans were made fol
the annual installation party which
will be held at the Hotel Elton or
Saturday evening, January goth.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements includes: Mrs. Mae Brit
Miss Grace Wolff and Miss Agnes
FitZpatrick.