The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
Christmas HoIidays To Be Featured By Formal Dances
College Groups To Sponsor Christmas
 Formal Dances

Formal danoos and dinner
 dancas will keep tho social whirl
 moving in gay manner during the
 Christmas holidays with college
 students and members of college
 graduate groups attending the
 many affairs which are scheduled
 to take place during the week of
 December 25. or about that time.
 Starting the activities will be tho
 formal dance of the Waterbury
 Undergraduate club of Dartmouth
 which Is to be given on Friday
 evening, December gard at the Waterbury Women's club. Guests
 will attend only through invitation
 and several members of other state
 Dartmouth clubs are expected to
 attend. George l.. Thomas. pres
 ident of the club. Is chairman of
 the committee in charge of the ar- arrangements.
 Another undergraduate club comes to the front in the social events when the Waterbury Under graduate club at Holy Cross coT- lego sponsors its annual formal dance at the Women's club on the night of December 2Gth, or as 1t may be called, Christmas night Edward D. Bergin Is chairman of the committee in charge and Is as-
 sisted by: William Y. Jones, Wil- Ham J. Luby, John r. McDonough. Francis J. Moynihan, William Mon- agan, James Henebry and William
 Phalen. The dance is given yearly by tho group and is always an out
 standing holiday event.
 Among the newcomers In the spoDRorship of the dances ia the New England chapter of Marywood Alumnae which this year makes It's debut with formal dinner dance at Waverly inn on December 2gth. The committee handling the affair includes: Miss Marcella Cor coran, chairman, Helen Carr, Ann | Fryer, Marion Cavanaugh, Ann | Toomey and Marion Class.
 Introducing new Idea by com | bining the alumni of one college
 and the alumnne of another in giv- ing fl dance. the Notrc Dame Uni
 versity Alumni and the AlbertuH
 Nagus Alumnae members arc hold ing formal dance on Tuesday
 evening, December 27th nt the Wa. tcrbury Women's club. Tho CO., chairmmen of the affair are Miss Dorothy Shea and D. Frank Mur- | Ehnp, JDs ABbi1tIHB tHCHH ot| Misses Mary Ellen Strokcr, Klem Kennedy, Theresa Ferrone, Fran. ces Ryan, Ann Kaznkevich, and
 Frances Doyle and James Mona" ghan, John Robinson, Joseph Rob- inson, Thomas Kcnnenlly. Patrick
 Hanlon, William Sullivan, James Kenncy and George Gaffney. The annual Christmas dance of inc Connecticut club of Catholic
 university is to bc given on Tues
 day evening, December 27th at Wayerly inn. Members of the al- umni will attend from New Haven. Hartford, Bridgeport. Torrington and this city. The following com | mittee is in charge: Peter x. Drag minis of Torrington, chairman: Will liam Berry of Hartford. Barrett Sullivan of New Haven, John Stapleton of Derby and Henry Beg
 nal of this city. 1 On the same evening the first of the group of three Jack Frost dances given annually by the reei. dents of Bunker iIll will be held for the high school group. Tho dance for tho older young folks or
 the vicinity will be held on the | following night and on tho 28th
 the married group will have their annual dance.
 The alumnac of the College of St
 Elizabeth have been making plans l for their annual dinner dance which will be given this year nt I the Hotel Elton on Wednesday. December 2sth. Miss Julie Me- Grath holds tho chnirmanship of the committee and has as her ns-
 sistanta Misses Agnes Fitzpatrick.
 Lucy BoWcs. Marie Watts, Helen McCarthy, Irene Lieber and Gen. ! cyievc Carolan.
 The closing college dance of the
 season k that of the Connecticut club of Fordham university. sched- uied for December gath at tho StratfieId hotel in Bridgeport. Michael c. Hayes is chairman at the dance and other members of the committee nre ]. Vincent
 Budds, Joseph Giancondino. Frank
 Russo. Vincent McElltgott and Ed | wa ri COdv