The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-28

YuIefide decorations consisting of Christmas trees, holly, poin- settas and seasOnable plants pret- tily interspersed with varied color ed lights formed an attractive and colorful background for the kack Frost dances which are. being con- ducted at the Bunker Hill gym nasium.
 Last evening Second College Night" was held with collegians and their friends attending in large numbers.
 The patronesses for the night were: Mrs Frederick Dunsmoor. Mrs, William L. Platt, Mrs R. w. .cennis0n end Mrs Arthur Thomp. son. Mattresses included Misses Grace Weaving, Sally Bradley, Dorothy Medford, Ruth Ringen. berg, Dorothy Lewis and Lillian Downes. Mrs Arthur Larson was in charge of the kitchen and was as- sisted by Mrs Fenton Niver, Mrs Charles Taylor. Mrs Ralph Webb, Mrs Richard Fisher and Misses Mar garet Croft and Grace Leggett. Corridors were handled by Harold Ford and Arthur Thompson with the coat room in charge of Ralph Thompson and Walter Lanoue. Mrs Albert Loeffler and F. c. Duns- moor were in charge of the tickets and Mrs w. B. Bunk and Mrs George Grant acted as hostesses. William l.. Platt acted in the role of Jack Frost.
 Those in attendance were: Wil- lard Atwater and Lois : Fenton. Walter Barrows and Earla Smith. Walter Martow, and Elizabeth Rogers, Thurston Benson and Grace Pierce, Thomas Beardsley and Helen Gaunt, Louis Bradley and Betty Downes, Daniel Brufs- made and Jane Smith, Richard Burdett and Katherine Crane. Philip Burrows and Margaret Reihl, Alvin Chase and Natalie Dunsrnoor, John Carolan and Rita Garity, Wallace Clark and Mar iorie Miles. Floyd Conlon and Betty. Bartlett, John Coe and Elizabeth Hill, Richard Cotter and Pearl Brothers, T. l.. Crosby and Lillian Loeffler, Robert Curtiss and Helen Hasford, William s. Curtiss. Jr.. and Eleanor O'NeiA. Edward Dil- lon and Florence Platt, Benjaminn Downes and Leila Fuge, Roland Draher and Geraldine. Greenwood, pr William Dhrlavy and MarJorie. Bailey. Louise Dresler and Edna Thompson, Harold Edmund and Eileen Egan, Frederick French ana Lucy Valentine, Walter France and Ellen Grant, Douglass Fowler and Janice Packard. Charles Fulkerson and Edna Rush, Roy Gibbs and Caroline Bradley Harold Gilmour and Ivah Duns- moor, Raymond Gribbon and Agnes Leary, Russell Grams and Betty Sauerbrunn. Donald Hart well and Shirley Jones, Douglas Heaven and Brunette Bisemy, Ter. rell Hebert and Helen Leary, Har- old Hole and Betty Wilson, Theo- dore Horton and Ruth Patchen, Robert Jones and Elsie Doescher, Thomas Johnson and Flora Benja- min. Brady King and Jane St0d-i dard, Walter Kohlhagen and Flor ence Stoll, Paul Lincoln and Helen. Williams, David Lincoln and Ger trude Meyers, Harry Lugg ana Ruth Leggett, Irving Maisch and Peggy Minnaman.
 Waiter Malsch and Fritzi Guil- bert, Kenneth Malsch and Doris Murray, Clifford Mertelmeyer and Eleanor Holmes, rrdHcls mdCaiooH and Annabelle McGrath, William Monroe and Margaret Benedict Samuel Morgan and Marion Rock well, Walter Nelson and Evelyn Poulsen, Joseph Healy and Dor othy Rowland, Roland Palmer and Virginia Houston, Anthony Pope and Phyiiss Brown, Robert Petit jean and Gladys Jessiman, Irving Parsons, and Rachel Cruickshank. Frank Phelan and Jean Fowler, David Piercy and Ruth Benedict. Ralph Pierpont and Lois Gillette Mir and Mrs Loren Platt. Harold Platt and Mary Geraghty. Chris Pouisen and Becky Frazier. George Putnam and Dora Rattenberry, Wesley Rouse and Dorothy Kelsey. Alfred Reichenbach and Kath Thursfield. Donald Rogers and Leona Lewis, Fillmore Roberts and Charlotte Tracy, Raymond Rolf and Eleanor Leavenworth, Irving Ross and Ruth Brown. Thomas Sutliffe and Pearl Dunsmoor, George Sunderland and Jean Sands. Richard Simpson and Eiiz-F abeth Mallete, Robert Simpson and Frances Mallette, Roland Sherman and Olive French, Fred-.