The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
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Charity Ball Is Gay EOent At Waterbury Country Club

.sAA 8esg aA8AaNANNy ~ssAAAtt-sEsAANAS NAS- vailed at the annual Charity Ball given at the Waterbury Country Club on Saturday evening. The ball~ room of the club was decorated with evergreens ana Q miniture fur trees interspersed with special lighting effects. The affair was held for the benefit of the Junior Republic and was arranged by the following coln- mittee: Irving Chase, chairman, as- sisted by Mr. and Mrs. John M. BEodie, Mfr. and Mrs. Frederic R. Kellogg, Mir. and Mrs. Buell. l.. Hem- iIlway, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin s. Hunt, Jr,, Miss Nancy Buckingham and Miss .Harriette Phillips. A feature og the dance was the exhibition of the Big Apple dance given by Q troupe of Arthur Murray's dancers from New York.
 Many dinner parties and cocktail pAEties were given preceding the ban.
 Miss Nancy Buckingham of Wa tertown was hostess at 0 dinner given at the Country club. Her guests were Misses Barbara Brown of New York, Lois Kilborn, Leo- nle Williams, Jane McQuiggan, of New Haven, Susanne Hart, Hart riette Phillips, Nancy Holconnb, Mary Mitchell Wallace, MT. and Mrs. Frank Ronald Stemp of Bermuda, Evle-Ted Lilley, Ellz- abeth Fielding, Barbara Bourne and Hope Abbott of New York, Ger trude Dillon of New Haven, Edith Campbell, Barbara Barrett, Mrs. Virginia Ives Hobbs, and o. s. Munson, Jr, of New York, Sam lel P. Williams, Sd, Alexander Bryan, John o. White, Henry Bur- rall, Philip Conklin, of New York, Ernest A. Anderson, Jr, George Stanford, of Fairfield, William J. GArkin, Sd, John Sherwood, William s. Heyniger, Sd, Walter Wallace, David Cooke, John Dillon of New Haven, Henry Campbell.
 Malcolm Starr, John Bristol of Monclair, N. J., Harold Smith, Cort- ,landt Heyniger, stephen Burrall, James Williams, Charles Ware, Burdon Hyde, Jr, Francis Fields, of Hartford, Robert Warneko of New York, Edward Wotkyns, Lamp. son scov!ll, r. Dutton Noble, E. Carlton Cranberry of Greenwich, Carl Hoffman, MT. and Mrs. F. Talinadge Day, of Hartford, Mir. and Mrs. Mark L. sperry, 3d., MT. and Mrs. Quorin Carmody, MT. and Mrs. Edwin s. Hunt. MT. and Mrs. J. Warren Upson, Mir. and Mrs. Milton Bristol, MT. and Mrs. 0. Souttar Edgar, Mir. and Mrs. Eliot P. Qoss, Mg. and Mrs. Pierre s. duPont, 3d, oe Richmond, Va, and Mir. and Mrs. R. w. 0oss.
 Miss Elizabeth Philllps' dinner guests were Misses Evelyn Makc- peace, Jean LaVigne, Rachel Wil- Jams, Helen Ferguson, Elsie Coo, Margaret DriggS, Frederieka Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Nndsley Bronson, Perry Bingham, Richard Heyniger, Richard Ely, jr. Glenn Wayne, jr., Richard Hyde, Thomas Hart, John Coburn, SilaS Rowland, James Spal- ding, John Ferguson, and Robert LArsln. ...-., ,...
 ", Members of tho young school set attending the dinner given for Miss Joan Lllley and Miss Polly White by Mrs. Dutton Llliey and Miss Lois Warner ct the Lilley homo on Kellogg street included Misses Eileen Pyle, Polly Deacon, Casa Coe, Su- sen Smith, Alice Heminway, Dar- bara, LaVigne, Naneys Pyle, Emily Wayne, Betty Hinman, Betty Row. land, Josephine Buckingham, Rich. ard Kaynor, Peter Hart, Coe Bristol, Frederick Beardsiey, Hal Ovorton, John Cowporthwait, Richard Fields, Stephen Butler, stephen K. Plume, yJr. Donald and Dinsmore Futile, Harry Ely. Charles D. Hart, 3d, Ho- ward Whittemore, James Wells, Buell. T. HefninWay, Benjamin Hin- man, Richard Nuhn, Richard Cor. ham of Bermuda, Peter Russell of Honolulu, Charles Hino Of the United States Military academy. John derster, c student ct Yale, Chauneey Page and Elmer Davis of Now York City. lI
 MT. and Mrs. Charles II. Upson ,Jr, of Middlebury, had as dinner guests, Mir. and Mrs. Donald 6. Tuttle, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Hin- man of southbury,, MT. and Mrs. Mark L. Sperry, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Donald s. dranniss, MT. and Mrs. John 3. 0o8s, Mir. and Mrs. Rob. crt L. Munger, MT. and Mrs. Fred. eric R. Kellogg. Mrs. Betty Lar- kin, Alfred N. Rowland: Mrs. Henry WAllesiey Wild, Mrs. William D. qess, Austin L. Adams, J. Milton IsA ~. ...s ... ~. .... ,... .ss .ss ~. .s