The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29
Sacred Heart ALumnae Dance CoLorfuI Social EUent

A co1orful array of guests formal ly attired in varied colored gowns emphasized by the shaded rainbow lighting effects formed a fitting group of observers of the holiday at the annual dance of the Sacred Heart high school alumnae which was held last evening at the Ham, ilton Park ballroom.
 Patrons and patronesses for the affair included: Rev. Henry Quinn, Rev. John Dial, MT. and Mrs. P. s. Corden, MT. and Mrs. John How ard, MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah Ring, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Bowling and MT. and Mrs. John Corden.
 Mrs. Timothy Sullivan, Jr., was chairman of the committee in charge of the arrangements and was assisted by Misses Kaye Mar tin, Ann Fryer, Lorraine Jackson, Margaret Carolan and Mabel Burns,
 Those attending were: Helen Tracey and John Flaherty, Muriel Ham and Joseph Shea, Mildred Shea and Raymond Driscoll, Rita Hartigan and Raymond Oliver, Lor- raine Jackson and William Kelly Eleanor Murphy and Jack Eagen Louise Patrick and Joseph May and MT. and Mrs. Frank Nolan Paul Ford and Alice Berky, Betty Hanrahan and George Berky, ot New Haven, Genevieve Carolan and John Burke, Dorothy Cruess and Eugene Flinter, Rita Corder and William Dwyer, MT. and Mrs Timothy Sullivan, Matilda Nelson and Joseph Sullivan, Loretta Ken- nedy and James Caffrey, Hazel O. Peck and Thomas O'Brien, Joseph inc Nelson and William c. Hogan Winifred Earth and Al Balunas Irene Carrier and John Moore Alice Green and Raymond Mikolky Ann Maloney and Edward Steiner, MT, and Mrs. William Butler, Mary Luddy and John Kaylor, c. Rita Corden and William Dwyer, Mar garet Harrison and Joseph Barry, Olive Ryan and George Laskey, Ethel Ryan and James Synott, Kaye Martin and Joseph Sullivan, Eileen King and Frank Martin, Anne Fryer and Ronald Malia, Rita MacKinno nof Boston and Jack Donovan, Mary Kennedy and My ron Herbal, Helen Murphy and Francis Cronin, Alice McGrath and John Flaherty, Ann McGrath and Francis Murphy, Chrys Quilter and George w. Sullivan, Molly Carrlera and Al Iosa, Helen Leary and Ter rell Hebert, Alice Leary and Wilson O'Connor, Anne Guarrera and Ritchie Lawlor, Gertrude Lodge ana John Doyle, Irene Sullivan and William J. Prendergast, Irene H. McKenna and George P. Brown Louise c. Sullivan and Walter Dunn, Mabel Burns and John John Monagan, I. Darcey and Rob ert Good, Peggy Phelan and R. Ladden, J. Crichton and Constance DeCosmo, Kenenth Perry and Katherine Spellman, Alma Guer- rera and Charles Butler, Stella Nenslow and David Thompson Helen Walsh and Nicholas Movie, Nadya Harnick and Joseph Bagley Helen Barry and Raymond Mc- Keon, Eileen Scanlon and Martin Milan.
 Kay Officer and Jack Wallace, Gertrude M. Quinn and Clayton Fears. Marjorie Miller and Will liam Hanley, Dorothy Reclaim and ward F. Miller Christine Kalinaus- kas and Cyril Walsh, Otilie Witort and Arthur Blum Marge Bowling and Arthur Smith, Madelyn Cro- nan and Larry Morgan, Peggy Howard and John Mccarthy. Jr. Julia Dayton and James Critchley, Mae Denehy and John Denehy, Mae A. Green and Frank Murphy, Frances Paloski. and James Me- Grath, Eileen Mulvaney and pr. James Hart of Hartford, Eunice Coyle and Dr. Ralph Wersinger, Ruth Van Bomel and Robert Con- stock, Pauline Russell and Edward Condon, Gertrude B. Ladden and Paul Condon, MT. and Mrs. William F. Rielly, Violet Tartaglia and Howard Downey, Sara Eurelo and Francis Moriarty, Agnes Connolly and Edward Daly, Vera Jenkins and Harry Hanley, Victoria Wion- eek and Walter Schlegel, Lauretta Theriault and Larry Ciaro, Wanda Kulasinski and Al Andrews, Edna Brousseau and Stanley Lucas, Mary Mulcahy and William Cass, Ethel McCue and William Shiel, Marge Shea and Thomas B. Sullivan,