The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-13
Junior Auxiliary EntertainS At
 Cabaret

Tho Junior Auxiliary or the Sec.
 ond Congregational church Hpon-
 porrd n Valentine cabaret on Fri-
 day pycnlng at Davenport hall, tho
 procecds of which were given to tho
 Waterbury f.ife Adjustment center.
 Among those attending were Mir and Mrs <, D. woodmanHee, Mir
 and Mrs R. n. Ice, Miss Gertrude
 Slos. Fred K. kelsner, Mss Bar.
 bara Dohcrty. Joseph Barry. Miss
 Joyce Ranslow, Harry Albone, Miss
 MyrrttR Clark, Gordon Ranslow,
 MT and Mrs R. r. Martin, Mrs Charles Raqord, MT and Mrs Nor.
 man Neale, Miss Barbara McKeev- CT, William Gray Grieve, Mss Es- ther IIauscr George Backman, Mr and Mrs Arthur Rogers, Mir and
 Mrs Vernon Hall. Mir and Mrs John
 Ilornbcckcr, NIT and Mrs Walton
 smith, MT and Mrs Earle Couch,
 Mir and Mrs Archambault, Miss
 Doris Dcanc, Lee Mayo, Mss Fow-
 Ter, R, Marshall, Mir and Mrs Vic tor Anderson, MT and Mrs William
 Wells, Mss Katherine Lopez, AL
 bert Mordock, Miss Mollle Calhoun
 Miss lrma E. Scott, Edward K. samson, Jr., Harold n. Post, Miss Grace Galley, I. Logue, Miss Alma Droz C. D. Bryan E. Smith. Miss
 Evelyn Chipman, Lee Partiss, Tor and Mrs David Pcase, Mir and Mrs
 W, W. Forman, Mir and Mrs Dom nld Gates, Miss shirley Wood, F. Graham White. Miss Agnes Droz,
 Elmer Nodine, Miss Catherine R.
 Bllck, Maurice Bllck, Miss Doris Griffin, Harold Parks, Mir and Mrs T. r. Skidd, Mir and Mrs D. W. Price MT and Mrs R. $. Coleman, MT and Mrs Bray. Miss Esther Shcpardson, E. Steward Clark, Mlss Mollie Jentoch, Charles Stocf- Her, Miss Henrietta Jcntoch, Her. bert pIntcr, Dr and Mrs II. L. Dunn MT and Mrs e, A. Rice. Mir and Mrs F.. C. Freethy, !. II. Randall, Frederick Pierpont, Jr, Harry Ran. dnll, Miss Ruth IIurlbut, W, Mans hcld Sullivan and Miss Ruth lIaus- cr.
 A vory enjoyable Valentine | party was held Saturday evening l Ht tho Regina Leonard Studio of | Dancing by Regina Leonard for her | pupils and their friends. During Inc evening several dance numbers | were exhibited by n group of tal- Cntod artists that won the npprov- al Of large gathering. Refresh mcnts were served and to add to tho galtIca of the evening an aval- nnchc of high colored balloons were HhOwcrcd upon the merry. makers. Among those present were | Misses Doris Brown. Jean Bari 1 bault. Marion Nelson, Virginia Peck, Helen Rclscr, Lydia Jenkins, Betty Wilson, Emma Thibodcau, Dolores Luslcano, Mary Waite, Miss Mcintosh, Mss Margunrd, Mlss Olsen, lilsS Hawkins, Hazel Hazel, Leonard, Miss Graham. ElSle Beck, Barbara Euscy, Valerie InlcluS, Sally Barnum, Miss Cole, Elizabeth Roeslsc. Olive Snow. Mrs Luslcano, MT and Mrs T. Remarl, Donald Hall, James ot'ley, George Frazier, MT Buttcrly, John Mctzlcr, Steven Soblotsky, George Piereey, John Kowchnk, John I,nlly, Albert IicnnesBey. MT DeNapoly. Raymond BcrniGr, Fred Itcisor, Ernest GrohB Carmen Rcnari, Harold Blondin, Mir Butler, Eric Gustafscn MT and | Mrs Elmer Wilson. Rosalind Vel ton, Ernest GrOhs and friond, | Regina and Albert Leonard.
 MIss Kathryn Hayes. of Summer street, Waterbury. is attending tho annual retreat of tho alumnne of tho college and academy of St Eliz- | nbeth, Convent station, N. l. Rev | crend J. C. Cannon, dean of Ht Potcr's College in Jersey City, is conducting tho retreat which ex- lends from February 10-13 inclu- Bivc.