The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-01
Colorful Dance GiUen By Sacred Heart AIunnae
Affair At The Hotel Elton Was One Of The Features Of The Holiday.

Dunne, Jr, Gertrude Harugan and
 John Donahue, Roslland Lawlor and James J.. Kelley, M. Louise Lawlor and E. Madison, Josephine Nelson and William Hogan, Hazel
 Peck and Thomas 0'Brien, Helen Mccarthy and A. Lally, Mary Ag-
 nes Corden and Edward Conlon, Madeline Fenry and William Flynn, Lucy Sullivan and Wilfred Ger aghty, Anne TOrrant and John Wrinn, Kay Torrant and Dr Erbe, Edith Chalko and Frank Sullivan, Julia Cavanaugh and Eugene Sweeney, Mary Sweeney and Mel win Snyder, Rita Decgan and Gus Corden. Mary Hayes and John Mur- phy, Mildred Galipault and Philip
 Hellrig, Marjorie l.. Wood and John Casper, Monica E. Schwartz and Clayton Reichenbach, Bernice A. Sullivan and Robert c. Barbero, Mildred Bowling and Harold Ber- gin, Gertrude Ladden and Alden Carlson, Florence Fay and Ray mond Charron, Helen Hartye and Edward Haigh, Helen Barry and Joseph Barry, Margaret Barry and George Grady, Mary c. Burke and
 Ronald F. Daley, Julia Daley and Joseph F. Flynn, Rita Blake and Raymond Bond, Evelyn Kilian and John T. Blake, Elsie Travers and Raymond Fitzpatrick, Margaret Connor and Martin Egan, Janette Blake and Richard Neerberg, Ev- elyn Donlon and Ted Casasend, Emiline Membrino and Conrad Ba- sil, Marion Cass and Larry Kelly, Mary Reynolds and William Cass, Kay Tangney and James Croke. Marie 4Lyons and Thomas Walsh, Julc Lyons and John Tatigan, Nora Fitzmaurice and Lester Zell, Dor othy Aspell and Robert E. Jack. son, Doris Wiggins and Michael Bowen, Margaret Izzo and Ray mond Chestone, Elizabeth Griffin and David Brown, Ruth Greene and Clyde. Ferry, Phyllis Chestone and Joseph Gugliotti, Mary Schaef- fer and Lawrence Grusick, Milderd Walsh and Edward J. Kelley, Alice LeZotte and Henry Lezotte, Marie Binicasa and Raymond Murphy, Rhoda Sortin and Edward Dowl- ing, Helen Carr and James Gill son, Helen Murphy and Thomas Lyons, Ann Coakley and Frank Danaher, Nave Coakley and George Guilbert. Helen Horgon and Robert Coughlan, Marjorie Carey and Don aid Stills, Christine Costello and Joseph Trainer, Doris Stills and Walter Gaunt. Betty A. Hartye and Thomas O'Dea, Lillian Deegan. and James O'Dea, Mary Howard and Thomas Mccarthy, Betty Ken nelly and Maurice O'Keefe, Lima Burns and Frank J. Leary, G.
 Ryan and Vincent McElligott, Ethel Ryan and John Suffa, Ev- elyn O'Connor and Myles McCar- thy, Genevieve Carolan and John Burke, Marguerite Dick and Wales Meisinger. Edith Tracy and Joseph Moran, Margaret Dubiel and Den- his Noonan, Leo Legendre and Mary Laughlin, Ann LeRoy and Francis Connolly. Mir and Mrs George White, Irene Cantin and David Ford, Marcella Dolan and John J. O'Rourke, Mary Fully and Thomas Rush, Mary Murray and Joseph Fully, Marie Donahue and Leo Brusso, Mary Mansfield and William Phelan, Jane Truelove and Raymond Ladden, Julia Sullivan, Joseph Sullivan, Gertrude Lawlor and James Osborne and Helen M. Sullivan and Carlton Golden, Mill uISo oioSA dIlu WhAdlII "ioSDU- beck, Jane Mikolslsy and Charles
 Miss Sadie Wilensky of Pine street entertained at bridge at her home on Wednesday evening in 11onor of her house guests, Mrs Burt Cohen of Hampton Roads, Va, formerly of Manila, P. I. Enter tainment was enjoyed and deli cious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Jean Kor- kin, Ann Epstein, Sadie Franken, Ida Isaacs, Nina Ganezer, Mary Frank, Ella Matzkin, Lillian Will ensky, Mildred Kairnes. Sadie Wilensky and Mrs Joseph Lubar- sku, Mrs Daniel Rosengarten. Mrs Joseph Wilensky. Mrs Harry Grus- kay, Mrs Matthew Jaramt, Mrs Burt Cohen and Mrs Jacob Wilen- sky.
 Following the tea dance at thed Hotel Elton yesterday afternoon Miss Mary. Robinson entertained a number of the guests at her home on Pennington avenue. Those at- tending were: Miss Julie McGrath, John Robinson, Miss Elizabeth Sheehy, James Monaghan, Miss Marguerite Shanahan, Joseph Rob- inson, Miss Betty Connors of Bridgeport, Gay Price, Edward Creem and Miss Mary Robinsons rT DnFn@T