The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04
SOCIAL

Costume dances have been ar ranged as the climax of the sum- n1er's activities at several of the fashionable resorts. As a fitting close to a gay and brilliant season there will be a circus ball given in the Madison Beach Yacht club to- night GOT the members and their guests, who have been asked to come as tight-rope walkers, bare back riders, clowns, acrobats and freaks of all kinds, prizes being of- fered for the most original, the most amusing and the most spec tacular group. It is also planned to have an organ grinder and a monkey.
 Mrs Charles Walker, chairman of the ball, announces that there will be a club dinner preceding the ball. Mrs John R. Slade, Jr, has charge of the decorations and these will include a large circus tent at one end of the ballroom, and a miniature midway along one side. A special feature of this mid way will be a mysterious Mime Zenda, who will tell fortunes.
 The committee in charge of the ball includes MT and Mrs Adrien Smith. MT and Mrs Daniel Harvey, MT and Mrs A. Gilmer Haora. MT and Mrs John Hawkinson, MT and Mrs Charles Durfee, MT and Mrs Edward c. Smith, MT and Mrs De- Witt Taylor. MT and Mrs Wooster Garfield, Mir and Mrs John R. Shade, Jr, MT and Mrs Charles Walker, John Whitfield and Thomas Childs.
 Among those who have made reservations are: MT and Mrs Buell. Heminway, MT and Mrs Alfred Hart, MT and Mrs David C. Griggs, Mir and Mrs Leander H. Conklin, the Hon Edward H. Goss and Mrs Goss, MT and Mrs John Garvin, Mir and Mrs T. A. D. Jones, Mir and Mrs Hayes o. Trowbridge, Miss Gertrude Conklin and Miss Jean Stevens, andl MT and Mrs Henry w. Farnam, Jr.
 The Pine Orchard Country club last night decidedly looked the part as though hard times had af- fected its members. Members and their guests wore their old clothes at a Tacky party, which closed their season of events which has baen full of many and varied ac- tivities. Milton Goss, chairman of the entertainment committee and his assistants. Miss Nancy Newton and Miss Phyllis Bennett, were in charge.
 Mount Saint Joseph Academy, Hamilton Heights, Hartford, will reopen for the scholastic year of 1931-1932 on Tuesday, September IS. Day pupils are asked to regis ter on Friday, September II. Resi- dent students will register on Mon- day, September IA. before six o. clock.
 The wedding of Miss Jennie Caroline Anderson of Hill street and Eric Nyqvist of Easton ave nue took place yesterday after noon at o'clock at St Johns church. The attending couple were MT and Mrs Charles W. Spain of West Hartford.
 Er and Mrs Louis Rozum, Mary Rozum and Michael and John Ro- gum of Walnut street extension and Miss Ann Rozum of Prospect will leave tomorrow to attend the wedding of Miss Ann Rosum of Jersey City, N. J., and Herbert Dance of Jersey City which takes place tomorrow morning at Il o'clock at the Russian Orthodox church in Jersey City.
 Mrs Elizabeth Burns and daugh- ter Helen of this city were guests of honor at a farewell party giv- en at the home of Miss Mae Mon- sees in New York city on Wednes- day evening. Entertainment was enjoyed during the evening and a buffet lunch was served. Among those present were: Misses Mary Murphy, Ann Donnelly, Gertrude Monsees, Kathleen Burns. Dolly Fitzgerald, Alice Jager, Martha Scully, Margaret Ward, Irene De- voy, Joan Curtiss, Elizabeth Nor gan, Dorothy Clancy, Betty Lynch, Bridget Dillon, Mae Monsees, Hell en Burns, Elizabeth Burns. Mary Monsees and Philip Walsh, John Monsees. John Dillon, Bernard To- bin, Enos Beam, Francis Murphy, Robert Shea, Daniel Carty, Ar thur Moran, George Doran, Fran cis Carroll, Thomas Monsees, Har- old Burke and Cyril Dwyer.