The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-07
SOCIAL


 elect Wilbur l.. Cross, given by the
 First company. Governors Foot Guard, this evening, will be tha
 most brilliant affair of the winter
 social season. This ball, which will
 follow the ceremonies at the capitol.
 will be held in the Foot Guard hall
 in Hartford. Major Alvan Waldo
 Hyde, commanding officer of the First company. with Mrs Wilbur l.. | Cross Jr, will lead the grand march. | Following them will be Governor | Wilbur l.. Cross and Mrs Hyde. and Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Sam
 uel k. Spencer of Suffield.
 The Second company of the Gov
 ernor's Foot Guard will attend the | ceremonies in the afternoon, taking
 part in the parade to the capitol | isoth companies will escort Govern l or Cross from the Hartford club to Capitol Hill, following luncheon
 which the governor will have with
 his staff. Governor Trumbull and | Governt r-e.ect Cross will stand on the steps of the Hartford club fol- lowing the luncheon, to receive the
 salute of the escort. After the cere' monies at the capitol will come re-
 ception. At S:3O o'clock in the evening the Foot Guard officers will
 escort the governor, his staff ana IDelE to thSAh DNN>S --. armory.
 There will be three boxes on the | stage, Major Hyde, commanding officer of the First company, Major Charles E.. Lockhart, commander or
 the Second company, and Capt Carl G. Swanson will occupy one box Governor Cross and his staff VIII
 have another box, and the third pox will be for Lieutenant-Governor | nd tha state Of11-
 cials. On the sidelines there will be
 specially reserved section for the following ladies of the Second com
 pany: Mrs Charles F. Lockhart' | Mrs Carl Swanson, Mrs Nettieton. Mrs Clifton Sturgess. Mrs William Mclaughlin, Mrs Clifton D. Perkins. of Hartford, Mrs Gardiner ana Mrs l Robert Gerrish.
 On the floor there will be spe- IT. Trumbuil, which was onered 'o Mir and Mrs Trumbu1l by the Guaru | to show it's appreciation and gratl- | tude to them, an honor which mas heen given only once before in the history of the Foot Guard. In Gov ernor Trumbu1rs box there will De Mr and Mrs John Coolidge or NeW Haven, MT and Mrs Henry Trumpui' and Miss Esther Trumhull Of Piain- | vile and MT and Mrs Edward hehy of Bridgeport. , +h.re
 will be the members of his stan
 which include Major James J. run
 nev of stamford: Col Michael A, Connor of Hartford; Col Robert F. Gadd of Hartford: Col Anthony Sunderland of Danbury; surgeon, ] General Charles w. Comfort ana Major James A. Shanley or Mew Haven. Adjutant-G General ,r Wilna,n F. Ladd of Hartford: Col anaI lnoaI aide -de-camp; Col Edward l.. ray
 Tor of New Haven; Major Harold B
 P,nnev of Stafford Springs and 1ieut Commander Herbert l.. sew ard of New Haven. ~ ;r
 The committee chairmen III charge of the ball are as follows:
 Robert c. Buell.. invitations; Capt The eodore w. Laiman, refreshmeh.s' Capt Harold G. Baldwin, oecoIa. tions: Capt John F. Ho"ara, m,ua,u nI Capt D. Frank Conkey, badges anu Coi Robert F. Gadd, publicity. The general committee includes: Major Hyde, Major Louis B. Cheney l Major Frank l.. Wilcox, Capt Frank
 E. Bell, Capt Buell., Capt Laiman, Capt Baldwin, Capt Forward, Coi | Gadd, Capt Conkey, Lieut. Richard
 W. Delamater and Lieut. D. M' E' l Dewey, secretary.
 Miss Dorothy Reclaim of Wolcott s+,aat has had as her guest for few days, Miss Miriam Cooney or New Haven, a classmate at Albertus Magnus college.
 William Jones has resumed his studies at Holy Cross college a1ter srending the holidays with his par ents, MT and Mrs William Jones or Second avenue. Richard Mccall has returned 10 | his home in Boston after spending n few days as the guest of friends iii this city.
 ! Guy LeRoy Colson, Jr, has resum- ed his studies at Fordham Law school after spending the holidays
 with his parents on Coniston avenue.
 Miss Marion Begley has returned
 to her home on Laurel street. arter
 spending a few days as the guest of friends in New York city.
 | Miss Marguerite Tooker of Bunker Hill avenue entertained the mem- bers oh her bridge club at her home on Monday evening. Prizes were won by Misses William Root, Jr., and Misses Marguerite Tooker and Nave Dittrich. Following the card playing | delicious luncheon was served. The | quests included Misses Nave Ditt- rich, Ann Dittrich. Marguerite Took CT, Marguerite Mattson. Leila Scott, Rowena Hartey. Mrs. Nathan Cor don and Mrs. William Root, Jr. Misses Helen and Susan LaMonte.
 who have been spending the winter
 recess in Miami, Fla have resumed
 their studies at Westover school.