The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-23

A say 8oOkACAAAB OA JWkAA0N 4CNSuG members and friends gathered at the Waterbury Country Club Sat- ylrday evening for the annual Holi- day event of the league. The club was decorated with an abundance of Christmas trees, holly and iwreaths with colorful lighting ef- fects adding to the holiday atmos- phere.
 A varied program of entertain ment was presented with the en- tertainerS carrying out the Christ mas spirit in their costumes. The chorus danced to the rhythmic song Isn't It a Lovely Day." from fhe motion picture Top Hat" The chorus composed of Mrs. Charles H. Upson, Jr., Mrs. Chauncey F. Goss, Sd, Miss Nancy Holcomb, Miss Jean Engelke, Mrs. Richard F. Puffer, Mrs. Douglas O. Burn ham and Miss Leonie Williams, was led by Miss Harriette Phillips.
 A sister team composed of Mrs. Betty Larkin, pianist, and Miss Dorothy Boomer, blues singer, en- tertained with the selections Pic ture Me Without You" without a World of Warning" T Wish I Were Aladdin" and q Amt Got Nobody" Mrs Larkin was attrac- lively gowned in white crepe, styled with 8 monks hood of beaded crepe. Mrs. Robert L. Munger who clogged and gave soft shoe dance wore a costume with gold cloth swallow tail coat and black satin trousers. Her high hat was also of gold cloth.
 Miss Charlotte Elton, who has charmed numerous Waterbury au- diences with her dancing, enter tained with a ballroom waltz, grace fully gliding beneath a d1ffused spotlight in a costume of pale blue chiffon trimmed in sequins.
 The committee in charge of the dance was headed by Mrs. c. B Upson, Jr, who was assisted by the following committees: Tickets, Mrs John B. Goss, Mrs. Edwin s. Hunt Jr., and Miss Lois Kilborn; reser- vations, Mrs William M. Goss, Mrs Edward Hinman and Miss Nancy Buckingham; decorati ons, Mrs Chauncey P. GoSs, Sd, Miss Martha Holcomb and Mrs. Milton A. Bris- tol.
 Among those attending were Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Pyle, MT. and Mrs Warren F. Kaynor, MT. and Mrs George A, GoSS, MT. and Mrs George A. Goss, MT. and Mrs. Henry w. Wild, Mrs. E. Dutton L1lley Mackin Cunningham of Litchfield ! MT. and Mrs. Milton w. Goss oi Hartford, Mir. and Mrs. Richaro Fabian of Windsor Locks, MT. ano Mrs. Richard F. Puffer, MT. and Mrs Roger E. Gay, MT. and Mrs. B Heminway Klimpke, MT. and Mrs Robert H. Pratt of White Plains, N Y. MT. and Mrs. Milton A. Bristol MT. and Mrs. John K. Pratt, MT. ane Mrs. Edwin s. IIu-s, Jr, MT. ane Mrs. John M. Brodie, MT. and Mrs Francis o. Ayres, Jr., of New York MT. and Mrs. J. Warren Upson, Mis- Margaret 4 res of New York, Johl
 Ayres and Thomas R. Fisher, Jr Eof Southbury, MT. and Mrs. Thoma
 P. Kellogg, MT. and Mrs. Eliot E
 Goss. Cana Stone of Chicago, Ill F. Dutton Noble, J. Milton Burral
 Jr., MT. and Mrs. Pierre du Pon'
 Sd, of Chicago, H., MT. and Mrs
 Frederic R. Kellogg, MT. and Mrs
 Charles Terry Treadway, Jr., o
 West Hartford, MT. and Mrs
 Chauncey P. Goss, 3d, MT. and Mrs \ John B. Goss, MT. and Mrs. Mar I L. Sperry, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Charle
 H. Upson, Jr., Mrs. Harris White
 more, ST., Mrs. George A. Lewis I Miss Gertrude B. Whittemore, Mis-
 Mary Singleton, MT. and Mrs. liar 1 ris Whittemore. Jr., MT. and Mrs
 Donald MacVicar and MT. and Mrs
 Conrad Ham of Naugatuck. MT. ant l Mrs. Ford H. Jones of Brocktor
 Mass.
 Also Henry Campbell. Miss Eliza
 beth Campbell, Merwin G. Camp
 Miss Louise Campbell, Nelsol Camp, MT. and Mrs. Jonas H Raub, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Hinmar