The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-18
Personal
Church Society
To Hold Sale

Under the auspices Of the Rosary
Confidently society Of st, Mar
garetS church q two-day rummage
sale win be held next Thursday and
Friday, January 26-26, at l46 Grand
street. Donations Of wearing APP
parel from members Of the parish
and friends have made II possible
for the society 10 plan on one Of
the most attractive and opportune
sales IN years.
Mrs. Harold v. Brennan, presi-
dent, has announced the following
committee Of arrangements: Mrs,
J&mes r. Martone, chairman, assist
cd BY Miss Grace Walsh, Mrs. Rob-
ert Berg, Mrs. John Joy, MRS.
Charles w. Melville, Mrs, Donat
Hiron, Mrs. william Deady, Mrs.
Thomas Derwin, Mrs. James Coyle,
Mrs. Carl Larson, Mrs. George
Heckley, Mrs. Bernard Laden, Mrs.
James Quinn, Mrs. Frank Kenney,
Mrs. John Reardon, Mrs. Edmund
Cass, Mrs. Louis Castonguay, Mrs.
Edward +. Cavanaugh.
Two benefit card parties will be
held tonight, one In Sprague school
gymnasium, the other In st. Mi
chael,s church basement. A dele
CATION from st. Thomas Holy Name
society will attend.
Misses Theresa d Vito and Miss
Anne AugeN will be In charge Of
the installation Of officers Of the
Provincial ID Foggia auxiliary Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock In Venta
hall, Mrs. Angelina Magliero. pres
ident, will preside.
Miss Lucille Phaneuf was honored
at q surprise linen shower on Tues
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Robert =. Jackson Of Cheshire. Miss
Phaneufs marriage TO DR.. Louis ].
Thibault, Jr. takes place next
month. Guests present included
Miss Mildred Holland Of Nauga-
tuck, Mrs. Roland Phaneuf Of Bris-
tol, Miss Virginia Smith Of New
York city, Mrs. Leon Phaneuf, Mrs,
Noel Phaneuf, and the Misses ia
nice Malta, Yvette Lavalle, Rita
Lavallee and Miss Lucille Phaneuf
all Of waterbury.
A group Of Pembroke College I'm.
dergraduates were entertained by
Brown University professors and
their wives OF tea yesterday In the
Pembroke Field House, Providence,
r. I. The Misses Helen A. Pagan
and Theresa p. Tremaglio Of Water
bury were guests Of these profess
sors OF the Department Of Political
Science and Sociology. This was the
second In o series Of teas inaugur-
ated by the Student-F Faculty com.
mittee Of the Pembroke Student
Government Association, to create
more friendly relations between stu
dents and professors.
Believing that the young women
would find more TO talk about over
tea cups than across O classroom
desk, the committee last year es-
tabliShed O plan whereby teas were
given for each class and professors
were invited. Under the new ex-'
pertinent, four members OF the
Brown faculty and their wives are
invited to see the Field House, and
each Is allowed to invite ten stu
dents,
Miss Pagan, o junior at Pembroke,
Is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John n. Pagan Of 81 Nelson Ave-,
and Is o graduate Of Crosby high
school. Miss Tremaglio, O sopho-
more, Is q graduate Of ST. Marga-
ret'S, and Is the daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Caesar Tremaglio Of 90
Francis street.
The Epsilon chapter, Tau Epsilon
Chi sorority met Tuesday evening
OF the Beth 81 club rooms. A re-
port was read Of grand council
meeting at the Park Central In New
York city last Sunday, when all
chapters were represented. Plans
were discussed for the annual con-
vent!on Of the local chapter which
will be held In New York In the
spring. Those who attended the
meeting Sunday were the Misses
Frances Bell, Ruth Cooper, Phyllis
Fiddler, Helen Kaselman, Ruth Kasel-
man, claire Luchnik, Bessie Siver-
man, Shirley Sena, Leonie Schnitz-
man, Rosalind Wilensky, Frances
Greenblatt Of New York city.
Members Of the American Legion
auxiliary, meeting last night OF the
Legion home on Holmes avenue.
made plans for o birthday party to
be held next Wednesday night. The
program will include entertainment
and refreshments.