The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Weddings
|SeOerdL Affairs Remain
 For Christmas Season

of the Top fatters which is to be held on December 2eth at the Wa terbury Country Club. In charge of the affair will be Misses Suzanne Hart, Mary Mitchell Wallace, Leonie williams, Polly Deacon, Emily wayne, Polly White, Harriette Phil- lips and James B. Williams, Cort- landt Heyniger, stephen Burrall, Glenn II. Wayne, Jr, Peter Hart, Dinsmore Futile and Charles F. Hart, Sd.
 The young people will have Q night of their own when Q dinner dance will be given by The Revelers on December 30th. The members in charge include: Joy Hyde, Ann Perry, Jean Phillips, Eleanor Way land, Margaret Heminway, Eliza beth Mclean Polly Smith, Claire Hungerford, John Bristol, Philip Weld, Edwin c. Reade, Jr., George A. 0oss, Jr., Charles Purinton, Pe- ter Carley, Charles L. Larkin, Jr, and Dinsmore Futile.
 Patrons and patronesses will in- clude: MT. and Mrs. Elton 8. way. land, MT. and Mrs. sherman H. Perry, pr. and Mrs. Edwin Q, Reade' Mir. and Mrs. Burden P. Hyde, MT. and Mrs. Howard P. Hart, MT. end Mrs. Rowiey W. Phillips, MT. and Mrs. Charles S, Hungerford and MT. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood.
 The members of I'll Nostro Cir. colo" held their Christmas party recently at the home of Mrs. Della Caruso of Dikeman street. A grab bag was one of the features and vocal selections were rendered by Mrs. Mary Di Francesca and Mrs. Mary Cicchitto. A lunch was served, Those attending were Mrs. Ruby Di Meco, Mrs. Adeline Barbieri, Mrs. Della Caruso, Mrs. Mary Cic- chitto, Mrs. Lucy Palumbo, Mrs, Jennie Di Michele, Mrs. Mary Di Francesca, Misses Mary and Vera Cicchitto, and Felecia Caruso. Among the predatory parties be- fore the Rockwell-H costume dance at the Waterbury Club last evening were those given by stephen and John Butler. Charles Purinton and Mss Diana Lucas. Dinner guests of Mfr. Butler and Mir. Purinton include the follow. ing: Misses Betty Mclean, Ann Perry, Claire Hungerford, Emily Wayne, Alice Heminway, Susan Smith, Betty Rowland, Polly Dea. con, Joan Lilley, Eileen Pyle, Mol. ly shons, Norma LaVigne, and Charles Hungeriord, jr., Peter Carley, Russell Mclean, Howard Whitternore, Rufus Stillman, Ed- gar 5tillman, Jr., Philip Thorn- son, Coe Bristol, John Purinton, Buel T. Heminway, Peter Hart, Charles Hart, 3r, and David Jack son. Their dinner was held at the Butler home on Buckingham street.
 Charles Purinton's guests were Masses Helen Adams, Barbara Bailey, Betsy Craig and Pat-sue Craig of Pine Orchard, Jane Dea. con, Dorothy Doster, Nancy Hotch" kiss, Peggy Heminway, Joy Hyde, Jean Phillips, Nancy Pyle, Ann spaiding, Polly Smith, Betty 6hel- don, Eleanor Wayland end Bruce Armstrong and Henry Armstrong of Southington William Arnold, George Browning of Tenafly, ". J.! Robert Brodie, John Bristol, Edward Clark, Brock Dear of Washington, Conn, William doss, Jrp George Cos, Jr, Curtiss Hart, William Kaynor Charles Larkin, Jr., John Makepeace, Edln Reade, IT,, eher' bourne Rockwell, jr., Irving Shell don, Gardner Underwood Of Pitts. field, Mass, Robert WhittemoTe and John Wallace, jr., New Haven. The dinner was held ct the PurintonS home on Murray street.
 Dinner guests of Miss Diana Lucas ct the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Van c. Lucas of M!ddlebury, included Misses Alice Ely, Sherrie Sherwood, Ann Tos' | ter, Barbara Pierpont, John A. Coe, | Sd, Charles II. Granger, Louis Nash, Edwin Pyle, jr, Peter Lucas and Austin l.. Adams, Jr.