The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-10
Council Dance Is
 Largely Attended

The inter-club council of the YMCA sponsored their annual Eas- ter eve dance on Saturday evening with a large group in attendance. Arrangements were in charge of Frank Delpo, George Fehrs and Robert Shumway.
 Among those attending were Peggy Bolan and George Fehrs, Ruth Lux and Burt Beeman, Betty Petitjean and Silvio Berlute, Nancy Northrop and John Covledge, Joan Deschino and Ralph Nichols, Ade- line Zech and Paul Nicholas, Claire Ariand and Edmund A. Steinnagel, Virginia Bronson and Wally Bri- man, Lois Truelove and Wallace Montville, Helen Pocius and John Grady, Blanche Cofrancesco and Hans Mueller, Margie Grenier and Remard Levesque, Mickey Pecukomis and Ray Booth, Betty Carr and Frank Eleofacra, Rose Klutig and Mickey Marean.
 Virginia Neagle and William English, Mary Ellen Elwell and Will liam Schwenterly, June Allen and Harold Slater, Elaine Graham and Dana Mayo, Dorothy Boyle nd Jo- seph Ryan, Peggy Hannon and Ed ward Bowling, Henriette May and Richard Northrop, Shirley Pickett and James Sheridan, Ruth Whelan and Walter Jarvis, Peggy Galbraith and John Adams Hovey, Martha Orthiousky and Philip Hebery, Viola Carsirina and Howard Davis, Doro- thy Martin and Joesph Guilfoile, May Haney and Thomas Whelan, Charlotte Kelley and John O'Con- nor. Ruth Fallstam and Martin o. Flaherty, Madelyn Duberiskas and Philip Veileette, Ruth Dotwood and Charles Feyaly, Pauline Lux and William Kurtz.
 Leila Fox and Francis Fitzgerald, Gertrude Jhelan and Timothy o. Cornell, Estelle Kadish and Milton Kaplan, Esther Gottlieb and Ber- nard N. Weld, Florence Cohen and Jack Brownstein, Vera K. Colson and Frank Dillane, Shirley Strogatz and A. w. Greenblatt, Ruth John son and Frank Tracey, Lillian Lusher and William Demers, Lillian Abel and George Lanoue, Ruth o. Neil and George Krues, Martha Goodall and Joseph Sullivan, Helen Kallis and George Corey.
 Headmaster and Mrs. Paul Cruik- shank of Taft school, Watertown, have issued invitations for a dance to be given Saturday evening, April IS at the school for their daughter, Miss Elaine Cruikshank. Among those invited are: Misses Virginia Bevans,. Ruth Boardman, Ann Chase, Jean Coe, Barbara Curtiss, Miriam Camp, Constance Hart, Ann Kirschbaum, Lindy Low, Ingemarie Morgan, Sally Munger, Martha Perry, Louise Sheldon, Elizabeth Smith, Carolyn Sperry, Louise Tracy, Nancy Alcott, Eliza beth Bean, Nancy Bristol, Mary Lou Phillips.
 Also Allen sperry. Harris Whit temore Adams, Charles Arnold, Benjamin Coe, Charles P. Durfee, Jr., John DIrfee, Spencer Hart, Sanford Kaynor, Rutherford Lilley, Theodore Lilley, Jr., William Mer- riman, Robert Patterson, Nathan Pierpont, Jr., Robert Purinton, Robert Read, H. P. Davis Rock well, John Thomson, Waiter Tor renee, Jr., John Wayland, Alan Weber, Franklin Bristol, Jr., Ed ward Buck, Wooster Curtiss, Michael J. Daly, Henry Griggs. Walter Hart, John Hotchkiss, w. c. Moore and Paul Weld.
 Miss Marguerite Dick and her fiance, Arthur Hinkleman, were guests of honor at a party given by the office employees of the Wa tertown Mfg. Co.,, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph R. Neill of Watertown. Miss Dick and MT. Him. kleman will be married April IS at the South Federated church. They were given a gift, the presentation being made by George Mosley. A program of music was given by Waldo Newbury, who played Hammond organ. Marcel Doucette sang solos. He also sang duet with Mrs. Neill, the hostess. A buffet supper was served.
 Those attending were Helen Barry, Peggy Barry, MT. and Mrs. Alex L. Alves, MT. and Mrs. Ken- meth Sweet, John Hadn, 0. James Caffrey, Eugene Beadle, Jr., John Turner, MT. and Mrs. George Nose ley, MT. and Mrs. John P. Gress- well, Alice Williams, MT. and Mrs. John Dolozy. MT. and Mrs. Eric Soderberg. Ray Sjostedt. B. Me- Gowan, Sophie Lukas, MT. and Mrs. O. D. Fields, Waldo Newbury, Marcel Doucette and MT. and Mrs. Neill.
 The garden clubs of Waterbury, Cheshire, Naugatuck, Milford and Woodbury will hold a joint lunch- con meeting on Thursday at the old Hundred inn in Southbury. Mrs. Allan F. Mitchell of old Greenwich, state chairman of the conservation committee, will be a guest and will speak on "Conser- vation and the Roadsides." The committee in charge of arrange ments is made up of Mrs. J. LeRoy Mintie, Mrs. John R. Free man, Jr. and Mrs. Herman Koes- ter of Waterbury and Mrs. Will liam M. Meyer of Cheshire.
 
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