The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-29
Successful Supper Dance Given By St.
 EIixabeth,S s Group

The Elton Hotel was the scene
 of one of the most successful or the holiday functions last evening
 when the alumnae of the College
 of st Elizabeth sponsored it's an- nual supper dance. Miss Julie Mo
 Grath was chairman of the com
 mittee in charge of the arrange
 ments and was assisted by Misses
 Agnes Fitzpatrick, Lucy Bowes,
 Marie Watts, Helen McCarthy, Irene Lieber and Genevieve Caro-
 Ian.
 Those attending included: Ruth
 Barry and Gerard McEvoy, Kath-
 crime Mcdonald and Dr John Begg, Anne Lawlor and Joseph kiely, Janet Carson and James Lawlor, Nancy Delaney and John Dillon,
 Mary Delaney and Robert Mc- Donald, Mary Freney and Joseph Lee, Mary Jones and Edward D. Bergin, Mary Stroker and Joseph Robinson, Margaret Guilfoile ana
 Walter Monagan, Dorothy Waisn
 and Gerald Reuter-. Magic Gala,
 han and Louis Brusseau, Pearl
 Graves and David Ryan, Mildred
 Balanda and Charles Sutherland. Mildred Welch and Raymond Dug gan, Ann Blair and Thomas Mag ner, Frances Stone and James Wallace, Josephine. Lonergan ana George O'Dea. Alice McNamara and Thomas Kenneally, Sylvia Finnegan of Bangor, Maine. ana pr James Lawlor, Julie McGratn and John Robinson, Irene Lieber; Martin Connors, Mary Hodson and Frank Murnane, Helen Murphy and Thomas Lyons, Mary Murphy and Leo Fox, Agnes Leary and Thomas Lawlor, Alice Bralton of New Britain, and Lawrence Bal. lard. Mary Finn and Raymond Fitzpatrick, Margaret Connor and Martin Egan. Jr, Agnes Fitzpatrick and William Finnan, Dorothy Cruess and Gene Flinter, Gene yieye Carolan and John Burke, Mona Walsh of Meriden and John
 Malone of Meriden, Alice Mulvey
 of Meriden and Stanley Shawl, Mary Robinson and Edward Creean, Eleanor Robinson and Francis Smith, Marie Watts ana Joseph Cassin, Dr and Mrs A. Vas- tola. MT and Mrs D. T. Harrington.
 Jr. Catherine Maloney and Joseph
 st Louis, Mir and Mrs Cornelius F:
 Maloney, and Hazel Hallock ana
 Theodore Hallock.
 Among the local people who at
 tended the Niagara university
 dance at the Club Hollywood last
 evening were: Misses Rita Blake,
 Jean Blake, Mildred Daniels, Verna
 DuBois, Elsie Jabs, Melda Rossi, Mary DeMatteo and Gertrude Glas-
 burg and Patrick Kelley, Frederick
 Parker, Hugh McGill,. Raymond Barrett, John Harmon, Andrew Rossi. John Buzzoto, Francis Dowl- ing. James Balanda, John Blake,
 Francis Dillane, Raymond Austin,
 Howard Legge, Andrew DeMatteo, George Bria and Julius DeSinno. Local guests at the annual dance of Fordham university which was held at the Stratfield hotel in Bridgeport last evening incIuded: Misses Lorraine Beatty. P. Rita McCann, Eleanor Partridge. Ger trude Bowling, Eleanor Mal0ney and Edward Riccuitti. Myles Nc. Carthy, Vaughn Gooding. Carroll Culhane, Frederick Smith. Lotus |Thibault, Vincent McElligott, Frank Olson. William Millerick and Leo Bernier.
 The Children of Mary of the I'm. maculate Conception church VIII sponsor card party In the church basement this evening at 8 o'clock. Drawings will be held for the nope chest.
 Mrs Eugene Lamb Richards of ] Grove street is spending several days in New York city where she Is registered at the Hotel Lexing- ton.
 A birthday party was held yes- terday afternoon at the home of Mrs Henry J. Zeigler of New Brit ain in honor of Mrs Michael Phe- Ian of East Dover street. Those who attended included: MT and Mrs James Phelan and sons Arr thur and Joseph and daughter, l Elizabeth of Woodtick road, MT and Mrs Michael Phelan and son
 George of East Dover street MT and Mrs Raymond Shove of South Elm street, Agnes and Edward Fitzgerald of East Dover street. James Doran and George Breer. and Joseph Byron of East Dover street, Mrs Emma Shove of South | Elm street, Mrs Margaret Dillon and daughter Emeline of South Elm street, Miss Irene Brumaghin and Miss Florence Nolan of New Britain, Mr and Mrs Henry !. ziegler and daughter Joan and sons, Edward. Edmund, Henry Jr,