The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-14

Holly Hop" another cabaret af- fair will be given by the Water bury Junior League on Friday evening, December IS at the Wa terbury Women's Club. This will be the annual Junior League en- tertainment, the proceeds of which will be used for Waterbury relief work.
 "Holly Hop" promises to be a repetition of last years hit with Mrs Robert Munger of Watertown again acting as director. Mrs Charles H. Upson is chairman of the entertainment committee and she will be assisted by the follow ing members and sub-chairmen: Mrs William M. Goss, Miss Ann Driggs, Mrs Henry w. Wild, Mrs Frederick R. Kellogg, Mrs Mark l.. Sperry, Jr; treasurer, Mrs John DeF. Buckingham; costumes. Mrs Gerald Low; tickets, Miss Eliza beth Chatfield; decorations, Mrs Donald Futile and Miss Edna Yates; food, Mrs John B. Goss; pro grams, Mrs c. P. Goss, 3rd; pub licity, Mrs John A. Coe, Jr. Miss Deborah Elton and Mrs Robert D.. Larkin will assist in the musical arrangements and Mrs Rodney Chase will help with the skits.
 The entire program and cast have been announced by Mrs Mun- ger and many of the characters may be recalled for their splen- did performance of last year. Mrs Rodney Chase, Mrs Mark l.. Sper- ry, Mess Ann deLancey, Miss Mar garet deLancey, Miss Rhoda Chat field, Miss Elizabeth Chatfield, Miss Marion Hunt and Miss Elizabeth White make up the opening chorus while the act entitled, Keeping the Wolf from the Door" will be led by Harold Ashworth and Miss Deborah Elton and an able chorus comprised of Mrs John Goss Jr, Mrs John Buckingham, Mrs Sher- man Perry, Mrs Gordon Hurlbut, Miss Suzanne Leach, Miss Esther Coe, Mrs Charles Upson, Mrs AL fred Andrews. Mrs Henry IF. Stearns and Mrs William Arnold. In the third act which portrays an evening in 1870 Miss Nora Fauch- auld and William Moore take the roles and they are followed by an act, Tn Five Minutes of Clean Fun, starring Charles Upson, J.. Warren Upson, Edwin Jones and Mrs Ian McGonigle. The scene. Prison Windows" with the leads as Miss Anna deLancey, Miss Mar garet deLancey, Miss Rhoda Chat field and Miss Elizabeth Chatfield and the convicts, Harold Ashworth Lester Atwood, Walter Deacon and Francis Phillips promises to be one of the features of the perform ance. Mrs Buel Heminway and John K. Pratt put on a novelty act and the seventh act called "Tally- Hooey" includes Harold Ashworth, Lester Atwood, Francis Phillips, Walter Deacon, Mrs Rodney Chase Mrs Gerald Low, Mrs Mark L.. Sperry, Jr, Mrs Merit Heminway, Mrs Charles l.. Larkin, Dr Charles l.. Larkin. Rodney Chase, Robert Iarkin. and Edward Wotkyns talk ing parts of huntsmen and riders.
 A period if intermission will be enjoyed. although contrary to last year, dancing will not be in pro- gress until the complete program has been presented. Following the finale. dancing will be enjoyed with Wittstein's orchestra furnishing the musical program.
 The second half of the program enters a different trend, although the revue atmosphere is retained throughout. The first act has it's principals. Mrs Rodney Chase, Miss Judy Adams. Miss Ann Driggs, Miss Helen Bryan. Miss Marion Hunt, Miss Edna Yates, Miss Caroline Fieiss. Mrs Donald s. Futile. Miss Dorothy Mintie. Mrs chauncsy Goss, 3rd. Mrs Henry II. Wild. and