The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-24
ReUeLers' Dance Will
 Be Held December p

The Waterbury Country club will be the scene of the Revelers annual dinner dance on December 27th. Included as members of the con- mittee are: Misses Helen Adams, a student at the Holmquist school; Barbara Bailey, Elizabeth Bevans and Jane Deacon of St. Margaret,s 1 school, Claire Hungerford of West over, Diana Lucas of Saint Mar garet,s, Polly Smith of Madeira school, Eleanor Wayland of Rose mary hall, and the following young men: William P. Arnold, 3d of Phil lips Andover, Robert Brodie of Taft, George A. GoSs, Jr. of Yaie, Curtiss Hart of Taft, Charles Purinton of Loomis, Sherbourne R. Rockwell and Ackley Shove, Jr., of Taft and Phil lip Weld of Yale.
 The patronesses will include Mrs. John Allen Coe, Jr., Mrs. Paul Cruikshank, Mrs. Charles s. Hun gerford, Mrs. Rowley w. Phillips, Mrs. Forrest G. Purinton, Mrs. Sher bourne B. Rockwell, Mrs. Julius B. Smith and Mrs. Elton s. Wayland. Members of the general office force of the Waterbury Mfg. Co.,, enjoyed a Christmas party at Diorio's yesterday. The following were present; Beatrice Bringmann, Nellie Cahill, Josephine Capobianco, Agnes Croke, Leona Crowley, An- geline Farino, Isabelle Fiske, Louise Gugliotti, Doris Hackenson, Antoi- nette Hevey, Clara Hotkowski, Mary Lawlor, Hazel Leonard, Annabelle Lescardes, Hazel Peck, Bernadette Schlag, F1orine Sheehan, Emma Thibodeau, Alice Veillette, Cath crime Wall, Emma Wilkie.
 Last evening the time study de- partment held their Christmas party at the Press club, with Frank Stein, Clarence Carlson, Paul Miller, Charles Sumpf, Rocco Pomponio and Harold Rogers present. MT. Sumpf was toastmaster. The pay department, consisting of Anna Flanigan, Mary Lawlor, Kathryn Reilly, Mary Lucid and Annabelle Lescarde held their party at Pendy's last evening. The party sponsored by the billing office, was held today at Pendy's. Those present were Phyllis Crafa, Margaret Gibbons, Dorothy Miller, Louise Williams, Catherine Byrne, Marion Reed, Marion Steimley, Gertrude Rosa, Margaret Lauden, Jeannette Barton, Rita Cronin, Lora Schuster, Dorothy Espelin, Ann Alabauskas, Johanna Neumann, Ralph Brandley, Raoul Beaudette, Robert McNeilly, X. Gall gota, Fred Smith, John Lally and John Felvey.
 Members of the Semper Fidelis sorority held their annual Christmas party at the Koffee Kottage in Cheshire recently. Members attend ing were: Clara Boccaccino, Grace Carlo, Helen Jamele, Anne Jamele, Jessie Santavenere, Nydia Barone, Florence Sciullo, Mary Scalo, Daniel Sacco, John Pesce, Anthony Mar giotta, Tulio Perillo, Daniel Dichele, Domenic Fusco, Louis DiCorpo, Ed mond Sciullo.
 MT. and Mrs. Purdy Hoyt and son Robert of New Rochelle, N. Y, and Mrs. Albert Girard and Stephen Girard of Orland, Pa., will spend the weekend holidays as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Cornelius F. Maloney of Grand avenue.
 John Keane is chairman for the annual Christmas dinner dance to be given by the Connecticut club of Niagara university, Dec. 28 at Waverly Inn. Assisting him on ar- engagements are John DelBuono of this city. John Griffen of Danbury and S.. J. Giansiricus of Norfolk. Other assistants include Francis Petrillo and Edward Jenusaitis of this city and George Nissen of ThomaSton.
 A large group of members and friends were in attendance were in attendance at the annual children'S Christmas party sponsored by the Daughters of Italy Circle last even ing at Moose Hall. Gifts were dis tributed by Joseph ParZiale who inn personated Santa Claus. Entertain ment was furnished by the children during the evening.
 The committee in charge included Mrs. Frank Pugliese, Miss Josephine DiPietro. Mrs. Anna Santarsiero, Mrs. M. G. Stance, Mrs. Joseph Parziale, Mrs. Samuel Pinto, Miss Lena Rinaldi and Miss Dolores Pao- loni.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence wilson of North Main street are in New York city for the weekend.
 Richard Baldwin, Jr., student at St. Bonaventure'S college, is spending the recess with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin of Willow street.
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