The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24
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Gay Round OF Dances Is
 Planned For Xmas Season

One of the gayest and busiest of the Yuletide seasons, as far as sos cial activities is concerned, will open tomorrow evening and will continue until New Years with a gay and colorful round of formal dances.
 Opening the program will be the annual dinner dance of the Con- necticut Club of Catholic Univer- sity which is being held to-mor- row evening at Waverly Inn. Also scheduled for tomorrow is the first of 8 series of four Jack Frost Dances sponsored by the Women's Society of the Bunker Hill Congre- gational church. The affair to- morrow evening will be for high school students. Mrs William T.. Leggett, is chairman of the arrangements committee and is as- sisted by Mrs Albert Loeffler, Mrs Warren S. Robbins and Mrs w. B.. Runk. The Kings Daughters of Bunker Hill and the Young Peo- ple's Society of the Bunker Hill Congregational church will also aS- sist in the arrangements.
 On the following night the local chapter of the Alumnae of the Col 1ege of St Elizabeth will give their annual dinner dance at Waverly Inn. The committee in charge is headed by Miss Nancy Delaney Julie McGrath, Genevieve Caro- Ian, Kate Joan Kilmartin, Alice McLinden, Jay Pope, Catherine Maloney, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Irene Lieber, Helen Mccarthy, Mrs The obald Conway and Mrs Alex Schmidt. The second of the Jack Frost dances will also be held on the same evening at the Bunker Hill gymnasium with the event be- ing called First College Night"
 Thursday evening the Connecti- cut Club of Marywood College is sponsoring it's annual dinner dance The affair will be held at Waverly Inn and is in charge of Miss Mar ion Cavananugh assisted by Misses Ethel Flanagan and Helen Carr The Second College Night" of the Jack Frost group will also be held on Thursday evening. Local groups will journey to out of town places on the same night when the Con- necticut Club of Fordham Univer- sity holds it's annual affair at the Hotel Stratfield in Bridgeport. Also out of the city will be Hhe annual dance of the Connecticut Club of Niagara University which is to be held at Rapp's Pavilion Royale in West Haven. The committee in charge of the dance is Joseph liar mon of this city, Anthony Amodeo, Anthony Rossi and Julius DeZinno of this city, James Kane of Bridge port, Thomas O'Donnell of Bristol, John Madigan of Bristol and John Foley of Hartford. Frank A. For mica of Middletown is chairman of the affair. The Phi Omega Sor- ority will also sponsor dance on Thursday evening at Wright's Tavern.
 Holy Cross comes to the fore ground on Friday evening when the Waterbury Undergraduate Club of the college will hold their annual dinner dance at Waverly Inn. James F. Henebry is chair man of the arrangements commit tee and is assisted by Edmund Sciullo, William Phelan, Edward O'Donnell and Daniel Noonan. Married couples will enjoy them- selves at the final of the Jack Frost series which will be held on Fri day evening at the Bunker Hill gymnasium. On the same night the Waterbury Renssalaer Club will hold it's annual dance at Rapp's Pavilion Royale in West Haven. Howard Finkenzellar of this city is chairman of the dance and is being assisted by Melvin Freeman, and