The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-09

pression which remained with the audience at the close of the evening. The renditions which received the most enthusiastic support of the audience were several baritone solos by Raymond J. Howe who sang "Be- loved, It Is Morn" and was called upon for two encores each of which received great amount of ap- p'ause. Edward r. xiques rendered saxophone solos including "Valse Aiarilyn" and accompanying the glee club in their song, "Trumpeter" AL fred Davino played the trumpet in a finished manner.
 The concert was brought to the close with the singing of "Alma Mater" by the entire musical clubs. Much praise for the splendid type If music which was rendered in such superb manner, should be attributed to the unfailing efforts of the clubs director, J. Edward Bouvier who not only directed the entire program but also created a most pleasing atmosphere in the personality of the members of the club.
 The local boys who took part were John A. Dillon, member of the slee club, Joseph A. Reynolds, a member of the glee club and Varsity quartet and Walter Monogan, a | member of the orchestra. Dancing followed .he concert, the music by the school orchestra, the Purple Crusaders
 Committees of the Waterbury Un- Gergraduate club who were in charge were: Executive, Edward D. Bergin; chairman, Raymond J.. Fitzpatrick, William J. Jones, Jr; patron. Stephen P. Bergin, chair 1lan, James Deeiey. Leo Cullen, Will Fam Monagan: program, J. Leo Kelly, chairman. William Nixon, J. Raymond Sullivan, Joseph Kenney; ticket. Joseph Reynolds, chairman, | Donald Paolucci. Frank Moynihan, john McDonodgh: publicity, Walter F. Monagan. Jr. chairman, William Luby, John Dillon.
 Officers, president, Charles Mur- rhy: vice president, J. Leo Kelly: secretary. R. J. Fitzpatrick; treas Lrer. Joseph Kenny.
 Patrons and patronesses included | Rev John J. Burke. Rev Leo J.. Finn, Rev William Judge, Rev Will liam McGurk, Rev Thomas Shana- Ian. $. J., MT and Mrs Joseph A.. bergin, MT and Mrs Martin F. Ber- sin. MT and Mrs Patrick $. Bergin, Thomas r. Bergin, M- and Mrs John l.. Bonn, Dr and Mrs Frank A. boWes, pr Patrick J. Brennan, Mir and Mrs Frank J. Daly, Dr and Mrs John H. Dillon, Dr Christopher E. Dwyer. Mr and Mrs Martin Egan. MT and Mrs Thomas F. Finnegan. MI and Mrs William J. Fitzpatrick. ex-Mayor and Mrs Francis P. Gull | foile, MT and Mrs Michael Gallulo. | Mir and Mrs Henry A. Hayden. Dr. and Mrs Andrew J. Jackson, pr and Mrs Edward J. Jackson, Mir and Mrs | William r. Jones. Mrs Mary E. Kel- Fey, Dr and Mrs Michael J. Lawlor. | MT and Mrs William J. Luby, MT ana Mrs Timothy F. Luddy. MT and Mrs John McDonough, Judge and Mrs Frank F. McEvoy, MT and Mrs William J. McGrath. Supt and Mrs Joseph Fl. Mclean, Vincent A. Mil Ter, MT and Mrs Cornelius F. Maio- l ney, Mir and Mrs Thomas F. Moran. MT and Mrs Walter E. Monogan. MT | and Mrs Thomas F. Moynfhan. MT and Mrs Thomas F. Nolan, Mir and Mrs Patrick J. O'Brien, Stephen J. Brlen, MT and Mrs Michael F. OConnell, MT and Mrs Nicholas A. Paolucci. Dr and Mrs Walter A. 'NS.'y' MI dHc MrS Joseph A. Rev. holds. MT and Mrs Martin Sculiy. Mir and Mrs Vincent A. Scully, Lieut. Col william J. Shanahan, MT and Mrs John J. Sullivan, Edward Traurig.
 Members of the reception com Inlttee were: Mrs Domenic AItieri. Mrs Patrick Bergin, Mrs John Bonn. Mrs Frances Bowes, Mrs Frank
 Bowes, Mrs John Brophy, Mrs Maurice Caine, Mrs Thomas ,Dela- ney Mrs Jesse Devine. Mrs John Dillon. Miss Mildred Flnnan, Mrs William Fitzpatrick, Miss Kathryn Hayes, Mrs William Jones, Mrs Samuel Judson. Mry Mary Kelley. Yrs August Lieber. Mrs George Ma. auire, Miss Josephine Mccormack. Hrs Michael Mccormack, Mrs Ed ward Mcdonald. Mrs John McDon- Cugh. Mrs William McGrath, Mrs Nicholas Paolucci. Mrs Bridget phalen. Mrs Joseph Reynolds, Miss Helen Shanahan. Mrs Thomas shan ahan, Mrs Anna Skahan, Mrs Jos eph, Suffa.