The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-19

Lucy Guerrero, Louise Synnott, Con- stance O'Loughlin, Laurine Hickey, Mary Carty, Julie Bannon, Helen Conaty, Mary Doyle, Mary Geary, Marie Nolan, Margaret Doyle, Mar garet Burke, Rose Harmon, Irene Delaney, Betty Miller, Gloria Tar taglia, Christine Walsh, Alice Nolan, Ann Burns, Margaret Burns, Chris tine Costello, Rita Cannon, Marie Nolan, Mary Beery, Lorraine Mobile, Rosemary Mclaughlin. Blanch e Ouellette, Beatrice Geigle, Cath erine Burke, Margaret Doyle, Mary Hartye, Marie Commerford.
 Other guests included: Miss Ann Brennan, Miss Katherine OToole, Miss Margaret OToole, Loretta Fitzpatrick, Kathryn Doherty, Mrs. Kevin Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Mary Doyle Camp, Mrs. James Largay, Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, Mrs. Patrick Ber- gin, Miss Lauretta Donahue, Miss Irene Kemp, Miss Mary Donahue, Miss Kathryn Donahue, Mrs. Ger aid Wheeler, Mrs. Dannis Delaney, Miss Helen Kirley, Mrs. Francis Kirley, Mrs. Peter Phillips, Miss Gertrude Shannon, Mrs. Joseph De- laney: Miss Margaret Driscoll, Bal tic, Miss Madeline Baker, Miss Mar garet McGuire.
 Rev. John L. Bonn, S,J, of Bos- ton College, Boston, Mass, deliver ed stirring address yesterday morning to the Waterbury Chapter, International Federation of Catholic Alumnae. The members were as- sembled at the Hotel Elton for a Communion breakfast, following the eight o'clock Mass at the Immacu- late Conception.
 Father Bonn decried the des- pairing attitude in which the young people of this generation are being raised their teachings of a lack of security In teh future; and the loss of spiritual aspirations in attaining peace within themselves. He iin- plored & recognition of a Divine Providence and faith In the ability of the young to bring about a world recorder through a recognition of bklS pkSOGAlV ahAAA ~ AV1AAS w live in a better world.
 Rev. Francis O'Shea of the Im- maculate Conception church in- voked the blessing.
 Miss Genevieve Halpine, state governor of the organization, ex- pressed her appreciation of the large attendance and a desire for 6 continuance of city-wide interest, in the work of the I, F. c. A.
 Mrs. Frank Kenney, local regent, conducted the meeting, Introducing Father Bonn, and extending @ greeting to the guests.
 Seated at tho speakers table were Miss Mary Devereaux, chairman of the arrangements committee, Miss Ann Toomey, and Miss Mary Me- Very.
 Those attending were:
 St. Elizabeth College, Misses Agnes Fitzpatrick, Betty Buckley, Arlene Chatheld, Mrs. Bart Collins, Misses Rose Grove, Margaret Harrigan, Deborah Griffln, Kathryn Hayes, Mildred Jarvis, Catherine Maloney, Margaret Maloney, Mrs. Daniel Martin, Mrs. Charles Murphy, Miss es Margaret Kilmartin, Alice Me- Linden, Helen Mccarthy Mary Louise Parsons, Angeline Russo, Mary O, Shanahan, Mrs. William Shea;
 Trinity College: Mrs. John G. Gill; martin, Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan, Mrs. F. B. McElligott, Mrs. o'Connor, Mrs. M. J. Daly, Miss Polly Daly, Mrs, Edward Glasheen, Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, Miss Marguerite Dwyer. Notre Dame: Mrs. F. P. McEvoy, Miss Mary Bonnet Mrs. H. Parsons, Mrs. F. Lyman, Miss Madeline Mor- ris, Miss Mary Freney.
 Sacred Heart High School: Misses Margaret Sullivan, Mary Miles; Albertus Magnus: Miss Kay Ro- chon, Mrs. Wilfred, Misses Mary Meehan, Mae Strocker, Ruth Con- way, and Mrs. Wilfred Rochon, Ruth conway.
 St. Mary's Notre Dame: Mrs. Ed- ward Green.
 Marywood College: Misses Anne Toomey, Marion Cavanaugh, Rita Baldwin, Eleanor Egan, Rita Corden Mrs. Kelley:
 New Rochelle College: Misses Mary Schmidt, Edna Harmon, lmelda Cronan, Alice German, Marie c. Mcdonnell. | .-------------------