The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

About 800 maSqueraderS maoe merry last night at the Beaux Arts ball by the Civic theater of Water bury at the Hotel Elton. Those at. tending represented all man. ner of characters in and out of history, costumes representing both modern and old-time characters. Alice Gin Wonderland) was very much thcre as was Mae West. The event was one of the most out standing of the holiday season; prizes were awarded for the best costumes, Mrs Chauncy F. Goss, 3rd rating first as most orlglnai lady's costume, and Mrs EoWln Pyle as the most artistically cos tumed woman, the former in sil- yer, the latter as . Spanish sen orita. Mir and Mrs Darragh De Lancoy were declared the most at tractive couple as Paris studio artist and Spanish senora. Henry Wild as Harpo Marx was declared the most original man. FolloWlng were those attending and their costumes:
 Miss Amy Butler with Oliver Gilderslceve; MT and Mrs Roger S.. Sperry, Mrs Sperry wearing an old fashioned costume and MT Sperry swiss costume; Williams Dickson Pierson, Jr, in a clergy mans costume with Miss Sally Os- from of Meriden, dressed as French doll; MT and Mrs Chaun- cey p 4Goss, Sd, the former dressed as Prince of Tocchio and the latter as Silver Symphony; MT and Mrs Frank Miller, the former in a Chinese costume and the latter in Hawaiian; Darius Miller, as Sultan; David Coe, Robert Coe. Jr, and Miss Esther Coe, the latter as Camille;' Miss Doris IIange and Miss Barbara Lange of Hartford, the former as spanish lady and the latter in a Greek gown: John D.. Munger of New York: Stillman Hyde; MT and Mrs Stuart Judd, West Hartford, MT Judd as a Sicilian and Mrs Judd as Trojan; Miss Betty Price. as n Russian peasant with Charles : Goodrich, her fiance, in Russian costume as well; MT and Mrs J. R. Freeman of Cheshire both wearing native costumes from India; Mi- chael Martin of Roxboro, Mass; MT and Mrs F. F. Healey; Baldwin Todd; Miss. Lois Todd with William Harris; John Ostrom of Meriden, jockey; Dr Joseph Hetzel, tropical costume with Miss Margaret de- Lancey in Swedish peasant dress; Miss Margaret Lewis in gay nine tics costume with Edward Wotkyns in gay nineties tuxedo; MT and Mrs Truman Currie, Mrs Currie wearing an Alice in Wonderland costume and MT Currie as diplomat.
 MT and Mrs William M. Goss, MT Goss as Q Russian and Mrs Goss in a Lord Fauntleroy cos tune; MT and Mrs Donald Tuttie, Mrs Futile in Pierrot costume ana MT Futile as a convict; 5. Mc- Lean Buckingham, Jr, as Scotch man; MT and Mrs Charles H. Up- son, Jr, MT Upson as a trapeze artist, and Mrs Upson as Mae West; Miss Helen Hurlburt; Robert Blair and Miss Elizabeth Nunn dressed in Pierrot costumes; MT and Mrs John c. Cairns. Mrs Cairns as a maid, and MT Cairns in dip- lomat costume; Chase Kimball as a Spaniard; Daniel Marshall in a new deal costume; Miss Fay Will Hams and J. Weslie Dews; George Brennan of Naugatuck with Miss Verna Bauck; Mrs Robert Larkin in Japanese dress; Miss Alice De Bischop in romper costume with Charles Eisenwinter as a plrate; Miss Elizabeth White, in Chinese costume; Wade White as a artist; Robert Grinnell of New York as communist and John Skilton of Cheshire in Colonial attire; MT and Mrs Eric Pape, both attfred in costumes of the 1900 period; Will liam J. Pape wearing a Persian costume; Miss Elise Gregg in Marie Antoinette red velvet gown with her brother James Gregg; Wade Roberts as a Rajah; Richard Hunt in Russian Cossack.
 MT and Mrs Charles A. Temple ton; Miss Betty Blanchard as a Gibson girl with c. Louis Morrison in Perriot costume; MT and Mrs Richard w. Goss, as old fashioned bride and groom; MT and Mrs Norman Neale, Mrs Neale wearing a Spanish costume and Mir Neale as the absent minded professor; MT and Mrs Frederic R. Kellogg Mrs Kellogg wearing quaint vel low silk bouffant gown and MI Kellogg a Domino suit; MT and Mrs Darragh de Lancey, the for. mer as Parisian artist and the latter as Spanish lady; J. War ren Upson as a pirate with Miss Grace Fisher of Scarsdale, N. r.; MT and Mrs Robert l.. Munger Mrs Munger wearing a pirate sui, and Mir Munger as a Russian; Nil and Mrs John Goss, Mir Goss as