The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Reserve Officers Dinner Dance
 Or ThurSday

Leaders in Connocticuts mill taIy ranks will be among the guests at the fourth annual dinner dapce of the Reserve officers asso- ciation of Waterbury at The El- ton Thursday night. Many accept ances have been received and tho attendance is expected to exceed that ih previous years. Many of the military men have invited civll- ian friends so that the formal evening civilian dress swill blend with the bold braid of the mili- tary evening dress, the olive drab of the uniforms and the colors of the dress uniforms of such organ izations as the Governors Foot Guards, National Guards, navy and marine corps.
 The dinner will be served at 8 o'clock and dancing will continue until i o'clock, with Capt Joseph DiPietro conducting tho orchestra. contray to custom there will he no special decorations this year other than the national colors and the standard of the 418th Infantry.
 Members of the committee in charge of tho affair are Capt New ton W. Alexander. Major J. Joseph Smith, Capt J. DiPietro. Lieut. C.. 1;. Anderson, Major s. Kellogg Plume, Lieut. r. D. Lindahl, Lieut. T. H. Hartigan. Lieut. c. E. Martel, Major c. A. Shone, Col J. F. Dye, Col J. F. Hackett, Lieut. Col Ben net Bronson, Lieut. Col R. F.. Rice, Major r. c. Daniels Major H. J. Beardsley, Major H. c. Anderson, Capt J. A. Hackett, Lieut. A. E. Hermann, Capt Ellis Phelan, Capt W. J. Slator, Lieut. c. c. Baldwin and Lieut. l.. E. Laun.
 Miss Marcella Corcoran of Arch. street entertained group of friends at her home last evening. Entertainment was en joyed throughout the evening and q de. licious luncheon was served. Tho guests included: Misses Alice Law Tor, Amy Dunn. Rita Corkery, Hell cn Murphy. Bessie Bowes, Jose- phine Culllton, Helen Carr, Ann Toomcy and Marcella Corcoran.
 Members of the Cwoans club Of the YMCA and their friends en- joyed party and dance nt the central YMCA on Saturday even ing. Three new members. Gene Ieonello, Daniel Manseau and Mi- chaci Delpo were initiated into the club. Refreshments wore served, Domonic Tarullo, president of the club, acted aS toastmaster. The club advisor, Arthur Purlnton, was presented with a beautiful pen and pencil set, A short, humorous talk was given by Herbert Smith. gen Crnl secretary of tho Y. The chair man Of the affair was El Bernier. Those present included: Domenlc Aniecola. Larry Bca ulleu, William Eeliotti Antolncttc Catana, George l,ciDrdi, Marlenc Arckerman, El perricr, Esther Mollnek, Rosario I,ernicr. Clara Ouellette, George Cambiguo. Josepha sutton. Arthur Cantin. Rita Cantin, Armand Col omoe, Sally Smith. Andrew Cam pigie, Michael Dclpo, F. Donais, Lo.N Dlorio, Edward Dussault Co., cilt GeBoau. Murio Goluppo, Fanny JicB.aslo, Gene Leonollo, Margar- c' Ecacco. Frederick LeVesquc, l.ottle Gleason, Harvey Lemieux, Rita Oueilettc, Daniel Manseau, Ch,lvles Murphy, Everltt Pronovost, Gertrude Roy, MT and Mrs Arthur Purinton. Mr and Mrs Herbert smith. Frank Renaudo, Bernard simpson, nDniel Salcilo. Domenic Tarullo, Nan pasini. Daniel Tar ullo and Tcda Venturena.
 Miss Catherine F. Cook of Laval street entertained tho members or Tho Happy -Go-Lucky Girls at her h ome on Thursday evening. Furth- cr plans for the Club Valentine plrty were discussed and delic- ious luncheon was served Mss Cooks guests were: Alice St. Mary. Simmone Deschenes, Helen Tessier Adrlenne Arcand, Lillian Vanasse, Pauline Grenier, Marie LeVasseur and Alma DonaiS.