The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-19
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 Frat Dances

Ut 10 o'clock last night and ended this morning nt or [ o'clock with brealgfaet served, for the most part In the Frat hougess Beginning this , noon there will be another gay round of iuncheons, teas and sup per parties ending up with tho in- formal dances from 3 until f2 o'clock.
 St Anthony and chi Psi had the most elaborate parties last night. Contrary to former years there are no guests at Anthony this time.
 A dance from 10 until o'clock was also held in the Beta Theta Pi house.
 Informal dances will be given by Alpha Sigma Phi, Franklin and Vernon tonight from 8 until 12 o'clock.
 At the various fraternity houses there will also be plenty Of activ- fly to-day. Before the game St Elmo and Alpha Sigma Phi will give informal luncheons and Ver- non and York will serve luncheon for returning aiumnui.
 Following the game there will he tea dances at St Elmo and, a tea at sachem with. Mrs Grace w. Burgis presiding at the tea table.
 Miss Emily Modrow entertained at surprise bridge party at her home on starview avenue, recently in compliment to Miss Etta Warm CT, who was observing her birth- day. High score was made by Miss Etta Warner and Miss Eva Pou- pore received the consolation award. Those attending were Misses Etta Warner, Louise Modrow, Eva Poupore, Janet DowleT Betty War fier, Marion Modrow, Helen Dalton, Geraldine Ayotte and Emily Mod- rw.
 The sophomore hop of Trinity college was held Friday night in Alumni hall. This is the annual fall dance given by the members of the sophomore class and was tho first social event of. the. year to be held at Trinity. Dancing began at 10 o'clock and lasted until ?. Sup per was served at 12 o'clock. There was program dancing until mid night, and the Grand March which was led by Miss Jean Ferris of Shaw of Greenwich, chairman of
 
 caJne between the fourth and the fifth dances on the program. Eric Peterson and his Brunswick Rc- cording orchestra furnished the music.
 The week -end will also include n dance to be given tonight in the new dining hall of the college by thN Senate. Dancing will begin at & o'clock, and last until 12. Erie Peterson's orchestra will also play this evening. The hosts and the hostesses for both the sophomore hop and the Senate dance include: President and Mrs fOgiiby, Dean and Mrs Hood, Professor and Mrs Henry A. Perkins, Professor and Mrs Stanley l.. Galpin, Professor x and Mrs F. Leffingweil Troxell, As sistant Professor Louis H. Naylor. Assistant Professor and Mrs Charles J. Rohn MT and Mrs Wil- liam c. Hclmbold. Wendell II. Langdon, MT and Mrs Daniel D. lessee. and Paul Taylor.
 A formal dinner wax given ne- fore the hop last evening at the Psi Upsilon house. An informal dinner was given at the Aipna Delta Phi house before tho hop.
 Mrs Curtius and their son, Klaus Curtius, will accompany the for- mer German minister of foreign affairs. Dr Julius Curtfus, when he comes to New Haven December 1st to speak at the annual dinner or the Connecticut League of Nations association. Mrs sidney Wilmington ig chairman of the committee of arrangements and the dinner VIII be held promptly at 6:S0 o'clock in tho Common Roop of the stcrl- ing Law buildings.
 The list of patronesses Is ns fol- lows: Mrs Earl r. Adams, Mrs James k. Angel. Mrs George Pierce Baker, Mrs Edwin Bor- chard, Mrs LeGrand Cannon, Jr Mrs Charles p. Clark. Mrs Brooks Emeny, Mrs Henry w. Farnnm, Mrs Morgan Firth, Mrs Irving Fish CT, Mrs Carroll c. Hincks, Mrs r. Y. q. Kitcheldt, Mrs Charles c. Morris, Mrs William L. Phelps, Mrs Donald w. Porter, Mrs Elliott Dun- Iap smith, Mrs Willard E. S0per, Mrs Nicholas spykman, Mrs Losllc IT. Thompson, Mrs Burton Twitch- ell. Mrs Pierce N. Welch, Mrs John B. WhiteIaw, Miss Emily Whitney, rMs Josepha Whitney. Miss Marion Whitney, Mrs Amos r. Wilder and Mrs c, ID. A. Winslow of New Ha- ven.
 Mrs Randolph P. Mason, and Miss Marie Klmball Page. of Hartford: Miss Alberta c. Edell and Mrs sFrederick $. Chase, of Waterbury; Dr Katharine B1une, of New Lon- don: Miss Emily Louise Plumley of Glcnbrookg; Mrs Henry ". Hincks and Mrs William T. Hlncks, or Bridgeport, are also among tho pa- troneBses.
 Miss Josephine V. Orlando was the guest of honor at surprise miscellaneous shower given recent ly by Mrs James D'Andrea at the Chase Girls Club. Those attending were: Mrs Jnmes DeRicnzo. Mrs Louis Iauria, Mrs Frederick Had den. Mrs Daniel Paulucci, Mrs Genova, Mrs Peter Petrucci. Mrs William Cipriano. Mrs Maine Cip- charics Stance, Mrs Libro Testa, Mrs Joseph Lombardi, Mrs Lena sirica, Mrs Theresa Crook, Mrs >Donato Rjzzoio, Mrs James Mns- gerini, Mrs Hugh Brown, Mrs Thomas Genova, Mrs Vincent Ore iando. Mrs Angeiine Paliadino. Mrs Joseph Risanello, Mrs Peter Pot- ruzxi. Mrs Louis Angeiucci, Mrs John Crafa, Mrs Raymond Shove, Mrs Nicholas Paolucci. Mrs James D'Andrea, and Misses Mary Ram audo. Marie Daddona, Eleanor stance, Marie Valerie. Anna Rnn- audo. Louise Pctro, Fifomena Bn- ronc, Louise DiorIo. Rose Kunof- sky, Rose Birenbauni, AnEellne LoDgo. Elizabeth Brennan, Car ineia petriconc, Jennie Morcn, Fh- omena sirica, and Anna M. orlan- do.
 The wedding of Miss Virginia Sutton, daughter of Mrs Mary T. sutton of Bryan street to Henry Drouin, son Of Mir and Mrs Edward Drouin Of Montrose avenue VII