The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07

Moro than threo hundred and fifty women wcro transformed from q somewhat dreary world into g1amorous world of fashion lust evening at the Hotel Elton when tho Trinity College Alumnae sponsored one of the most success full fashion shows and bridges ever to be held in the city.
 A splendid drama of fashion was presented starting with a showing of the latest in suits and continu- ing in a colorful fashion display of street wear. sport and knitted wear, afternoon frocks and allur- ing evening gowns and wraps. A brief but envious glimpse was giv- en to the summer when the models displayed q number of advance summer fashions. The models in- cluded Misses Mary Guilfoile. Jean Warner, Lillian Kelsey, Armande Frechette and Mrs Dorothy Kunde.
 Without any doubt in the mat ter, the highlight of the evening was the showing of children's wear which was cleverly modelled in true child-like fashion by children of the members of the Trinity Alum nae. Master Frank Kenney, son of Mir and Mrs Frank Kenney of Pennington avenue ably upheld the little mans place in the show while Mary Car1otta and Yvonne Sherwell, daughters of MT and Mrs c. Butler Sherwe1l of Hillside avenue received great applause for their showing of "what the little ones will wear" Gertrude Carewe, displaying large amount of per- sonality and charm. admirably displayed frocks for the junior miss. Miss Ann Godfrey, daughter of Dr and. Mrs Edward Godfrey gracefully modeled clothing for the young miss of today.
 "A grand finale to the showing was the 1884 conception of the bridal party with Mary Guilfoile gowned in white satin trimmed with Alencon lace and wearing a tendants were attired alike in frocks of pale green lnous- seIine de soie and carried Inuffs to correspond. The other two attendants wore frocks of pale yell low mousseline de soie with muffs to correspond. Adding greatly to tho spiendor of the party was the attire of the little flower girls, Mary Carlotta and Yvonne Sher- well wearing yellow and green frocks.
 The committee in charge Of the arrangements included: The presi- dent of the alumnae. Mrs Frank Kenney as general chairman, Mrs Ralph Vaughn, Mrs Daniel T. Far iington, Jr, Mrs M. Francis Me- Donald, Mrs William K. Lawlor. Mrs Joseph Herman, Mrs Thomas Nolan, Miss Helen Belivcau. Miss Marion Van Deussen, Mrs c. But Ter Sherwell, Mrs Edward E. McElligott, Mrs Richard Hinchey, Mrs Earl Carey: Miss hoses.a O,Brien, Mrs Edward Godfrey, Miss Mary Louise Martin, Miss Lillian Manganaro, Miss Marguer- ite Dwycr, Miss Mary Colina, Miss Helen O'Brien, Miss Gather inc Jackson, Mrs CharcS Me- Carthy, Miss Cecelia Jackson, Mrs John G. Gilmartin, and Miss Col ette Daly.
 Those attending were: Ann Walsh, Mrs John M. Fogarty, Mrs Thomas McElligott. Mrs Asa York, .Jr. Helen II. Phelan, Leila M. La Plant, Mae A. Dwyer, Loretta V. Dwyer, Mary l.. Murphy, Ann Fur lev. Helen Murphy, Mrs D. O'Con- nor. Anne Brennan, Mary O'Connor, Helen T. Egan, Mrs Edward Gall win. Mrs William T. Harrington, Mrs John Lane, Mrs A. Thomas Be- dorc. Mary r. Robinson, Irene Byrne, Mary P. Lawlor. Mary Col ina, Dora A. Egan. Mrs Thomas J. Kilmartin, Mrs Catherine Reilly, Mrs F. T. I<ee1ey, Sadie Ramon, Gertrude Doran, Mrs Thomas Bane, Miss Rose Bannon.
 Anna K. Lynch, A. Louise Butler, Laura c. Mcdonald, Elizabeth Rosa, Mrs Charles Woodlock, Mrs A. F. Vastola, Marie Watts, Mrs M. !. Daly, Mrs E. J. Mcdonald, Mrs Frederick Loehmann, Mrs James Mcknight, Mrs Charles Allen, Mary E. Begg, Lucy Begg, Frances Col 1ins, Alice M. Walsh, Mrs Raymond Tanning, Mrs Ralph Hayes. Miss Marion Cassin, Helen Daly, Mrs John F. Kinney, Mrs Matthew A. Houston, Mrs Arthur J. Lcgault. Marjorie M. Corcoran, Mary Ban non, Catherine Bergin, Louise Geddes, Mary Grove.
 Kay Tagney, Kay Sullivan, Betty Mccarthy, Mrs Thomas Fenton, Mrs K. J. Fitzpatrick. Mrs w. J. Collier; Katherine Fleming, Mrs M. J.SO'Connell. Mrs James Bolan, Helen O'Connell. Lima Bowling, Lorraine Doherty, Olive D. Ryan, Margaret Sugrue, Mary l.. flag gerty, Myrtle Stewart, Mary Hutch-