The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-22

JUNIOR LEAGUES
 JANUARY JIG
Splendid Talent Features Entertainment at Water-
 bury WOmen's Club
TEN "CABARET ACTS"

One of the gayest social functions of the season took place last night at the Waterbury Women's club, when the Junior League of this city presented gala night revel known as a January Jig" A real cabaret show in the night club manner was featured with an assemblage of splendid talent. the entertainment under the direction of Mrs. Robert l.. Munger. Effective decorations representing the gay nineties form- ed pleasing background. and the guests attract.vely Eowneds were grouped about at tables, while danc- ing and the cabaret acts went on intermittantly. Wittstein's orchestra played for the dancing between the acts and supper was served after midnight.
 Ten cabaret acts featured the en- tertainment Dancing and singing acts, and amusing sketches followed one another and were greatly en- sonation, Mrs. Buell. Heminway, who was scheduled for that number, was unable to appear because of illness and her act was taken over by Mrs. George Morgan. Mrs. Morgan, pro- fessionally known as Nora Fauchald. also opened the show in q feature call.d Backgammon" She was as- sisted in this act by Mrs. Allied E. Andrews. Mrs. Sherman H. Perry, Mrs. John s. Coe, Miss Elizabeth Me Knight, Miss Betty Price, Miss Suzanne Leach.
 The next feature was According to the Accordion" and Mrs. Maurice Rowland dressed in Neopolitan man. | To h Here Comes the Sun," and other se- lections. "Thursday Night at the Club" featuring Harold c. Ashworth, Henry Campbell. Rodney Chase, Francis T. Phillips. Walter H. Dea- con, Robert l.. Munger. Charles H. Upson and William Jones proved most amusing. One of the high spots of the evening was the travesty on the Gay Nineties." Under the Gaslight," featuring MT. and Mrs. Rodney Chase. The costumes in this act were right of the period. Assist ing MT. and Mrs. Chase in the mad Mrs. Mark l.. Sperry. Mrs. Albert Brooks, Mrs. Harold Ashworth. Mrs Barstow Heminway. Mrs. Harrison H. Camn. Miss Marion Hunt, Miss Rhoda Chatfield, John s. COe, Bar tow Heminway, Milton Bristol. War ren Upson, Harrison H. Camp Everett Merriman, Edward Wotkyns Dutton Noble, Albert Brooks. led by Mir. and Mrs. Rodney Chase.
 In "Piccaninnies' Mrs. Robert L. Munger in clog speciality danced with the little daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Robert l.. Coe, who were dress ed as colored boys. An amusing golf skit, entitled "The Little Things in Life" featured Mrs. Charles Fl. Up- son, Jr., and Edwin Jones, who make an effective entrance in a diminutive car. The action is entirely Danto- mime and Warren Upson towers into the scene as the caddy. The "Ohmar and Arden" number was well done by Miss Deborah Elton and Mrs
 Robert D. Larkin, who in an ac
 called "Chopsticks" did some clever playing on two pianos.
 dance number proved a popular one and featured Miss Louise Driggs Miss Helen Hurlburt, Miss Heller Thompson. Mrs. Milton c. Allerton Mrs. Alexander Campbell, Mrs. Alan Curtiss, Mrs. William Goss. Mrs Chauncey P. Goss. 3d. led by Miss Ann Driggs, Mrs. Frederick R. Kel- logg. John K. Pratt. Roger E. Gay
 Another snappy number was q novelty act. In this appeared the Misses Anna de Lancey. Margaret de Lancey and Elizabeth Chatfield' who sang some old time songs illus trated with living pictures. Others in the act were Miss Rhoda Chat field, Miss Helen Bryan, Dutton Noble, Mrs. Gerald Low, and Mrs. Harrison Camp
 Ginger ale girls sold their wares during the evening and cigaret girl. Mrs. Donald $. Granniss, was assisted by Misses Dorothy Mintie and Betty Price. The ginger ale girls were Miss Mildred Harmon. Mrs. Frank K. English. Mrs. Russell Web- Der and Mrs. Theodore Bevans. led by Mrs. Francis T. Phillips. The pro- ceeds of last nights performance were to defray expenses of the city fl, io icf