New Britain herald., 1926-12-11

ioh od6aA, heleHa Burke, beEndF- dette McGary. Catherine Durham, Irene M. Sullivan. Mary D'Avanzo, Elsie Anthony, Nellie Ryan. Boxes have been reserved by Rev. Matthew Traynor, pastor of st. Mary's Church: Rev. Stephen A.. Grohol pastor of All Saints church; Michael J. Kenney, Eugene Albro: Attorney P. F. McDonough. Clar- ence r. Callahan, Matthew Hayes and the Y. M. T. A. & E. society. Everything was very festive and gay last night at the Y. w. c. A. when society attended the "Circus," which by the way is open this after noon and tonight The rooms were ! brilliantly decorated with all kinds Of fanciful things, bright lights, col ored papers and balloons. A parade which form ally opened the circus proved quite fascinating to all the grown ups who played at being Just kids for the evening. Real honest to goodness clowns, tight rope walkers, ill fact everything Barnum offers from seals to ele- plants, were in evidence. No circus :, IS complete without its side show and its freaks and so Miss Ruth Ellsworth took over that part of the circus making quite a success of it. Miss Edna Conrad appeared as the fat lady and Miss Dorothy Wright as the wild woman. All in all 1t was a very splendid affair well worth the undertaking. A complete program follows:
 Gypsy dance, by Blue Triangle club, coached by Miss Ruth Bassette, Bertha Parker. Lillian Dragone, Mary Napier, Frieda Sitz, Emma Sitz, Mary McGraw, Anna Dolan, Viola St. Onge, Nellie Bassen, Olivia santl. Susan Chismark, Genevieve Beltranle, Nellie Sallinsky, katerine Kerlipsa. Helen Novel, Anna Fonda, Veronica Lubeck, Mary kohanik, Hattie Sabotiewicz, Cor inne Mes1owsky.
 Solo dancers Miss Ruth Bas- sette, Miss Mary Dragone.
 Cock fight Vera Osmian, Lena Terlotta.
 Tight rope wall1er-Clara Metevier (coached by Mrs. Van Duzer) Boxing match-Coached by Mir. Hergstrom. Principals: Josephine Lubeck. Jackie kohart. Seconds: 1 Stephanie Stack, Bernie Cronin. | Side shows-Mermald. Clementine [ stoddard. Hulu Hulu dancer, Mary ! Miller, MT. and Mrs. Pigny, Cecilia Ralph, Peggy Goldberg, Tango danc- CT, Anna Sarra, Viola St. Onge. Two faced lady, Amelia Warhall. Rain in the face. Josephine Lubeck. Ani- mals, Anna Clark, Marian Huzard, Sophie Hagopian, Marion Warhall.
 Toy orchestra-Coached by Mrs. R. T. Chapman. Costumes by Mrs. 1 David Malmfeldt. Svea Larson, con- ductor; Eleanor Zimmerman, plan ist. Virginia Gordon, Ruth Flagg. Frances Rockwell Dorothy Billings, Mary Hamilla, Irene Anderson, Mary Dagata, Mildred Linn. Ruth Ander- son, Mary Recano, Sarah Caloes, Isabel Squilalaciote.
 Clowns-Mary Tintl, Mantica Tin ii, Stella Netup, American, Raspanti, Corinne Seravilli and little dog, Stella Carlson, Anna Stanley. Lillian Parker, Mary segeske, Helen Yunis- kis.
 Animals-Nena shevckuk, Alfhild Larson, Helen Cnlebowicz. Sophie | Bielonyza
 | Chariot racers-Coached by Mrs. J. A. Pelletier. Horses: Ruth Lam don, Ruth Reynolds. Vanya Ryden strum. Caroline Ripple.
 Side shows-Fat lady, Edna Con- rad; bearded lady. Sophie Shevckuk; Slamese twins, Elizabeth Wallbank, Elsie Warilus; tall lady, Mary Maut- ner: wild woman, Dorothy Wright.
 kitty Kats" dance -- Coached by Mrs. Duncan Shaw. Costumes by Mrs. Van Duzer. Mrs. Perley. Mrs. Bowers, Miss Dixon, Miss Hurlburt, Mrs. Monier, Mrs. H. G. Teich, Louise Jaynes, Helen Klosowski. Helen Garczewski, Mary Dochick, Madelaine Stockwell, Jennie Sulik, Helen kowalski.
 Seals trainer-Miss SlaIne Wright.
 Seals - Helen Karbonic, Martha Yankee, Mary Kaszczuk, Evelyn Smelenski.
 Miss Katherine Swift entertained with a bridge tea at her home on Lincoln street Tuesday afternoon. There were seven tables of cards and the prizes were won by Miss Max inc Hart, Mrs. Clarence Manning. Miss Marjorie Baldwin and Miss Esther Trumbull. Mrs. Orlando Swift and Mrs. Clarence Manning presided at the tea table which was prettily decorated with red carnations and red candles Miss Harriet Reynal, Miss Beatrice Reynal and Miss Der nadine Walker assisted with the serving.
 The new members of the College club numbering about twenty were delightfully."- entertained at tea given by the executive board of the society at the home of it's presi- dent, Miss Gladys Day, on Adams street, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Douglas Johnstone and Miss Norma Reagan of Hartford poured. Mrs. Orville Parker and Mrs. John Pel- litter assisted with the serving.
 
 Miss Amy Hume of Stanley street in honor of Miss Marie ! Gates on Tuesday evening with Kitchen shower. Miss Gates will ! become the bride of Henry Sacks, ! December 15.
 Mir. and Mrs. John 4. Peterson In honr of their daugh- ter, Mrs. o. H. StroT, Saturday eve | ming. There were thirty-five guests