The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-27
Society Neze,S-
Yale School Of Fine Arts Ball To Be
 Held April 2ISt

Invitations for the ball to be
 given by the students at the Yale
 school of Fine Arts will be issued
 next week. The affair will be held
 on Friday. April 21st in the gallery of f,ne arts. A circus in tho gay nineties will be the theme of the event and all decorations and cos- tunes will be fin accordance.
 Members of tho U and club and their guests enjoyed a social and dance in the west lobby of the cenA traI YMCA on Friday evening. A varied program of entertainment was enjoyed and refreshments wore served. Those attending were: Mir and Mrs William Crane, MT and Mrs James Griffen, MT and Mrs Arthur Lyttle, Arthur Butman, Loretta Bernier. Leo Bernier, El- eanor Partridge, Henry Crane, Grace, Allen, Thomas Crane. Genevieve
 Moore, James Cass, Ann Duane, Kenneth Jenner, Cell Mccarthy.
 Theodore Fowler. Helen Walsh, Thomas Gavin, Theresa Sullivan.
 Joseph Grady, Frances Haggerty,
 Martin Brennan, Betty McGrath,
 Jack Garrigus, Joseph Halloran,
 Ucnsiclto Pajizerski, Thomas Hughes, Helena Fibre. John Maher, Eileen Breen, John Laden, Eliz-
 abeth Kennedy, Francis Morgan,
 Helen Dorr, James Dodds, Eleanor
 Whitrlght, John Madden, Rita Ker-
 win, Thomas F. Moran. Charlotte
 Moran, Carl Neidman, Mary Luddy.
 James Oliver, Helen Moraska, John
 Riley, Elsie Traverb, Francis Sabis,
 Dorothy Aspell, Raymond Thomp- son, Kenneth Perry, Blanche De-
 mers, Joseph Valechko, Margaret
 RaZier, David Kelley, Doris La
 Frana, Maurice Shugrue, Mary
 Reilly, Joseph Doran, Annastacia Shea.
 st. EIlzabeth's guild of Trinity church will give q rainy day tea so-
 cial and silver tea on Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to o'clock at the church house. Mrs. William
 M. Gillette is in charge of tho fol- lowing entertainment; bass solo, by Joshua Evans, accompanied by Mrs. T. E. Todd; readings, by Miss Emily M. Cox; solo, by MT. Evans; at Mrs. Martin's." with Mrs. $. Ed ward Starr, Mrs. William r. Miles, Mrs. George Fecst, Mrs. Louis Dcs- chene, Mrs. Harry Walcott. Mrs. Charles E. Kenworthy, Mrs. Thom- as Maton, Mrs. II. E. Todd and Mrs. Albert A. Tacccdd taking part. This will be followed by dance number by Shirley Ehrhardt, Edna Matthews and Mary Foley, pupils of Elinor Miles. Tho hostesses for tho affair include Mrs. William II. Roden, Mrs. James II. Cline. Mrs. John c. Snow, Mrs. Acly Castle, Mrs. William M. Gillette, Mrs. Ray m6nd Wilkins and Mrs. Frederick 5. Williams. The occasion also marks Guest Day."
 Mir and Mrs Engelbert DeBarba celebrated their 25th wedding an- niversary at their homo on Thurs day evening. MT and rMs DeBarba were given 6 purse of gold and q chest of silver. Those present were MT and Mrs Fred Wehinger, MT and Mrs Ede1bert Reichenbach, MT and Mrs Aurilius Reichenbach, MT and Mrs J. B. Taller, Alfred Scher- CT, Mrs Reibold, Bernard Ho1linger, beth Merk1e, George Merkle, Mrs
  Mrs Ernest Mueller, MT and Mrs Charles Wiehn, Miss Bertha Pfaff, John Stusl, Mrs Otto Faller. Albert Faller. Miss Clark. MT and Mrs Leon Sanglard. MT and Mrs Julius FrIez, Miss Henrietta Friez, MT and Mrs Kunze. MT and Mrs Eurtwen- Ter, Bernard Hermann, Leo Muckle, John Mueller, Adolph Pfaff, MT and Mrs Fred Mueller, MT and Mrs Theodore Muckle, Miss Frieda Furt- l wangler, MT and Mrs Duchon, MT and Mrs Daniel Hyland and Mir and Mrs Carl Marggraf.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Edith | daughter of MT and Mrs Samuel Kaplan of Brooklyn, ". r., to Ira l.. Fetbroth, son of MT and | Mrs Joseph Fetbroth of Falrvnew street. The wedding took place | in New York on April 9th. 1892.