The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-03
Large Attendance
At Tri-Y Prom,
Affair Was Held Last Eve
ming at the Y. M. C. A.
Gymnasium

The first annual junior promen-
ade of the Tri-Y club, which was
held last night at the central ~"
was attended by more than 125
couples. Music for the affair was
furnished by Jack Fitzgerald and
his orchestra.
Those present included Robert
Ray, Margaret Snyder, Charles
Masone, Gertrude keenan,, Freder-
lex Schuster, Mildred Galiada,
Winefred Spina, Howard Davis,
Doris Bonner, Robert l.. Borden,
Edwin w. Roberts. Jr., Edna X.
Sunderland, w. Wookey, Dorothea
O'Donnell, Paul Palen, Beverly
Tompkins, Robert l.. Curtis, jean
ne Quigley, Oscar Espelin, Doro-
othy Wookey. Ronald Ford, June
Leander, Clara Shepard, Thomas
Dowie, Rita Harmon, John Cha
pert, Edna Slater, Don Fabiani,
Eleanor Partiss, John Kearney,
Dixie Qui1n, Wesley j. Burns, Oh
i've Madden, Clifford Lanouetti.
John Coe, Eleanor Stevens, Dom
aid v. Davis, Ruth Webb, Bradley
King, Janet Melloy, Barbara Will
son, Joseph Howell, Martin Nor
rissey, Eileen Norton, Edward
Browe Gertrude McLarney,
Francis Graph. Margaret Lawlor,
Norman Raeburn, Ellen Larson,
Eilan w. Larson, Agnes Beau
chaire, Frances Kelly, Agnes Lar
son, Elsie Jobs, Newton K. Post,
Thomas Frenzy, Margaret Rabbott,
Emmett Shuts, Betty Mullen, Jack
Hopson, William Williams, James
Mullen, Ruth Bell, Paul Brandt,
Eleanor Neale, Ivan Bunnell, AL
thea Kirk, Frederick Flynn, Kay
O'Connor, John Lyons, Christina
Russell, Fred Herr.
Marion Scigliano, Paul Lawron,
Katherine McCue, William Muir
ply, Doris McKenna, William Fee
ley, Peggy Cofrances, Charles
Chamberlih, Betty Mansfield, Hen
ry Murphy, George Ranslow, Har-
rick Schoonmaker, George Nolan,
Mary Errico, Barbara Kilduff,
Donald MacCallum, Thomas Leon
ard, Frances Bowes, William No
Ian, Eileen Daley. d. MacIntre,
May Draich, William Carroll, Mar
garet Kirby, Everett Moe1ler, Mary
Kelsey, Thomas H. Truelove, Mary
L. Brophy, Ray Nolan. Marian III
bell.
John Miller, William Murphy,
Kay McCabe, Ronald Delaney,
Betty Russell Knowles Richards
Leona Lever, Robert Calkins, Will
ma Carroll, Thomas Flynn, Fran
ces Kilmartin, Harry McCluskey,
Mary r. Anderson, Robert Blewitt,
Jean Seeley, Gertrude Shanney,
George Largay, Margaret Mac
Intosh, Fl. Roberge, Eleanor Nc
Graw, Walter Birzell, Evelyn Cliff
ford, Paul Delaney. Jean V. VAL
kinbury, Mary Lou Parsons,
Charles Hausdorf, Mary Hart, Fl.
M,-Mahn, Mary Bannon, w. Wat
ers, Shirley Geghan. Kenneth
Wells, Nelly Alexander. Phyllis
wilkins, Robert B. Liddell, Drus-
lila Goodwin, Robert Butler, Ell
sic Beck, John Emerson, Glenn
Whiteler, Gladys Ross, Jean Will
son and Richard Tice.
Mrs. Daniel Sullivan has been
appointed chairman of arrange
ments for the card party to be
given by the Ladies' Aid society
of st. Michaels church Friday
evening in the parish hall. Assist
ing her will be Mrs. John Finn,
Mrs. William Cavanaugh, Mrs.
Charles Denehy, Mrs. Robert Wa
tiers, Mrs. Edward Gagain, Mrs.
Walter Norman, Mrs. John M.
Lynch, Mrs. William Heaney, Mrs.
Thomas Buckley, Mrs. George
Goggin, Mrs. James McAree, Mrs.
Francis Whelan and Mrs. Joseph
Seery. The refreshment commit
tee consists of Misses Marion
Heaney, Rita Sullivan, Anna Buck
ley, Dorothy Ryan, Frances Gun
terman, Anna Stevens, Evelyn
Seery, Mary Goggin and Julie
Truelove.