The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-24


 MT and Mrs IT. A. DeVorken of Tudor street, entertained recently at q card party at their home. The guests included: MT and Mrs Thom Corby. MT and Mrs Al Martinaon, Miss Lillian Kelsey and Edward WcCrath.
 The 116th annual formal mill tary ball of the New Haven Grays will be held at the State Armory in New Haven on tho evening of March II. Invitations for tho af- fair have been sent to tho officers of tho National Guard. Naval and officers Reserve Corps in Connec- ticut.
 Among those who have been in- vltcd to be present as guests of tho company arc: Governor Wilbur l.. Cross. Major John Murphy of New Haven, Major General Morris E. Payne. commandins the 43rd Division, Brigndicr General William r. Ladd of Hartford, Brigadier General James A. Haggcrty, com mandlng the S5th Brigade; Colonel Michael A. Connor of Hartford, Colonel Charles W. Comfort, sur geon general and commanding of- licer Of the 1lsth Medical Rcgi- mcnt; Colonel George A. Wardin- ski of Hartford, assistant adjutant general; Colonel Robert Y. Gadd of Hartford, Lieutenant Comman- der Herbert l.. Seward. Major John J. McGarry of Putnam. Major James A. Shanlcy. Colonel Thomas Hcwes of Farmlngton. Colonel Edw. l.. Taylor of New Haven. Major Harold B. PiDney of Staff ford. Major James J. Tunney of Stamford and Colonel Allen E. Lambdln of New London. mcm- berH of the governors staff.
 Other guests will be: Lieuten- ant Colonel Raymond E. Gates. Colonel Joseph Nolan of Hartford; Colonel Harry E. Bisseil of Man. chester. Major James W. Carroll of Waterbury. Colonel Lewis l.. Field. Major Robert II. Stevenson, Major Joseph r. Houlcy. Major James M. Quinn. Major A. Frcder- ick Oberlln. Colonel Mogens J. | MoKensen. Lieutenant Colonel Will Ham r. Welch. Lieutenant Com- mnnder Frank E. Bollman of New Haven; Lieutenant Colonel Ernest F. Novcy of Torrington; Lieutenant | Coloner Philip Hurley of Bridge port; Commander Nelson W. Pick ering of AnsonIa.
 Members of the Regular Army who have been invited include Ma jor Frank Maddox of Boston, Lieutenant Colonal Nathan B. HoworitZ. senior instructor to tho 43rd Division, Major James A.. | Berratt, senior instructor to the 1o2nd Infantry. Major William w.. Conger. senior instructor to the 18th Medical Regiment: Captain Horace W. Foster, Cavalry instruc- tor, Major James Lester. senior in- structor to the Yale R. Q. r. C., Captain John Campbell, instructor to the 102nd Infantry.
 The commanding officers of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston. Boston Furil. Hers. First Corps Cadets of Boston. Putnam Phalanx of Hartford. First Company Governors Foot Guards of Hartford Second Company Governors Foot Guards of New Haven. Second Company. Cover. nor iorss tuhrdB or New Haven. Old Guard of the City of New York. Chatfcid Guards of Water bury. Colonial Guards of Anson!a are also expected to be present.
 Patrons and patronesses for the affair include tho former com manding officers of tho unit. These arc Major and Mrs Carl F. Boli- man. Major and Mrs Edward Greu- ner of Boston. Major and Mrs Frederick q. Crabb. Major and Mrs Harry Ward, Captain and Mrs John II. II. Alden. Major and Mrs Ellis E. Baker. Captain and Mrs Phillip II. English. Captain and Mrs Frederick ". Holloway, Cap tain and Mrs Vernon 1T. Hodges, Captain and Mrs Charles MacLei land, Captain and Mrs Charles E. Rounds and Captain and Mrs Harold N. Dorr.