The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-23
GOUernOr Cross And His Staff To Attend
 Annual Ball

Grovernor Wilbur l.. Cross and his staff will be guests of honor at the annual ball to be given Mon day evening. in the State Armory in New Haven by the Second Com pany, Governors Foot Guard. The members of the taM who will at- tend are General William F. Ladd. Colonel Michael A. Connor, Colonel Charles w. Comfort, Jr., Colonel George A. Wardinski, Colonel Rob- ert F. Gadd, Colonel Allen B. Lambkin, Lieutenant Commander Herbert L. Seward, Colonel Thom- as Hewes, Colonel Edwy l.. Taylor, Major J. McGarry. Major James A. Shanley, Major Harold B. Pinney. Mapor J. Joseph Smith and Major James J. Tunney.
 Supper will be served during the entire evening in the Foot Guard grill.
 Among the state officials who will attend are Lieutenant Cover nor Roy c. Wilcox, Secretary of State John A. Danaher, Treasurer William Hope. The First Corps of Cadets and the Fusiliers of Boston, the Worcester Continentals of Wor- cester and the Bristol Train of Artillery of Bristol, are among the military organizations planning to send representatives.
 Preparatory to Alumni day ex- ercises, 16 members of the class of 1882 Shelf, gathered at the infor- nal dinner in the Union League club Tuesday night. Following the dinner, prepared under the super f4s@ ~f ~,,1s r. s.kA v-d of the club, short informal talks were delivered by William Beach. chairman; Prof Wesley R. Coe, of the Sheffield Scientific school, C.. M. Williams, secretary; Clarence z. Zanginer. architect of the new Shelf buildings; and Dr Simon P. Goodhart of New York.
 In addition to the speakers, the following other members of the class were present: D. J. Maloney, treasurer; Frank Barbour, New York state: T. K. Williams, Glas- tonbury; Alfred N. Wheeler. Meri- den; City Engineer Edward S. Net tleton; Judge Charles Weiser, New York city; Herbert Hamlin, New York city; Dean Percy T. Walden, Sheffield Scientific school; Paul Sterling, prominent engineer of the New Haven road, and David c. Griggs, Waterbury; and Dr Edwin Steese of New York city.
 Mrs Samuel Micale was hostess to a surprise shower given at the Central Y in honor of Mrs Joseph Casserino' of Meriden, who was married recently. Those attending the Misses Marge Cough, Connie Coscia, Josephine Deleo, Mary Mentevich, Alice Barry, Mary Mar shall, Jean Finley, Kitty Scanlon, Amici, Annetta Amici, Anna Amici of New Haven; Lucy Annello. Lena Langoidice, Chicie Cicchio of Mid dletown; Mrs Peggy Dente, Mrs Theresa Guzzardi, Mrs Paul Guz- zardi, Mrs Josephine Liccardelli, Mrs Mary Sigal, Mrs Concetta Commedaro, and Mrs Angie Amici of New Haven; Mrs M. Casserino, ] Mrs Rose Tosto, Mrs Rose Barone, Mrs Jennie Perrugeio of Middle town.
 MT and Mrs Robert Strohacker of Woodlawn terrace entertained dI d ouppSI party oh MOHudy cNc-
 ming in compliment to Mrs Stro-
 hackers mother, Mrs Fred Jackie
 who observed her birthday. Among the guests were MT and Mrs VII.
 liam German, Miss Harriet German | Edgar German, MT and Ms Charles Jackie, Miss Lillian Jackie
 Roy Sidbury, MT and Mrs James Sweeney, MT and Mrs Fred Seidel Mir and Mrs W. w. Clarke and Norman Clarke.
 Miss Mary F. Murphy of Willow street has returned after visiting in New York.
 Miss Alice Hoeffler of Hamilton avenue is spending few days as the guest of relatives in Spring field.