The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-24
Y. M.' C. A. NOTES

Thomas Coppeto, dancer extra ordinary and associate director of the "YMCA Scandals" which will be presented at Jacques theater. Aprll Is and 16 is doing a great job whip ping into shape the four choruses that will vie with one another Tor premier honors in this unique snow. Rumors are current that among these interesting scenes that VIII De staged are: A meeting of the board of Directors. Scene in the I DOT ,nitory. and a Social Committee Dance. Many other original and ln- teresting scenes have been worked out by Charles R. Leader. producer and director of the 1881 edition or the "YMCA Scandals.
 Business Manager Arthur l.. Pur- inton announces the following new members of the business committee of the "YMCA Scandals: George A. Baronian, president of the Lions club: Robert E. Platt, William w. Gager, J. Russell Putnam, Herman Rooster; Miss Anne Driggs. Mrs r.: E. Mclaughlin. Several others VII be announced in Saturdays issue or this paper. -
 Another young mems club which wsll be called for the present the .Pine Hills club will hold it's or- ganlzation meeting tomorrow even. inc at 8 o'clock. In the absence or Secretary Roy F. Smith, who is at tending "Oriental Week" at spring field college, Secretary Arthur L.. Purinton will meet with the group as adviser.
 MT and Mrs Herbert s. Smith will act as hosts to the members or the International club of the 1MCA aI their home on Farmington avenue to-morrow night. Dinner wiliap De served at z o'clock, after which a nrogram of after-dinner talks will be engineered by President Ariste Be- urdeley.
 The final session of the YMCA class in estimating taught by Fred (, smith of the Waterbury Manu- featuring company will be heid neHI Friday evening at the central MCA
 The members of the class III traffic management will celebrate the conclusion of thelr ~ WE. ween co1,rse with a banquet in the YMCA cafeteria, Wednesday evening. Aprii 1st Those planning to attend are William F. Walton, Frank II. vlck- cry. instructors; Benjamin F. Brad lev Mary F. Baker. Richard Can- field William Drescher Edward Gerber, Perry H. Willard.
 The directors of the Waterbury Public Speaking club will meet at the YMCA Wednesday, April l. at 5:15 to make final plans for the en- tertainment of the Agora club or tne Nxyh1 the guest of the Waterbury PuDnc Sneaking club, at the ( ntral MICA Wednesday, April 8. ' lose planning to attend are Franklyn M. Stibbs' nresident: Mary l.. Martin. Mary M, Hennessey, Adrian L. Mulloy, Helen N Hurley. Walter s. Pease, William n Pierson. Mrs Joseph A. Wedzunas and Secretary Arthur L. Purinton.
 Five young mems clubs met at the central Y. M. c. A. last night. Ine Square Circle club participated III a discussion of the elements or par ,iomentary law under the guidance of General Secretary Herbert 5. smith. The Emanons devoted a large mart of their session to the com nIetion of plans for their Easter dance. April 4. Other clubs in ses- sion were the Putsic Friars. who ac- .epted the challenge of the square Circle club to a debate for the clun championship of the Y. M. .. A.: tne vi Theta Pi who announced that Lea iard T, stacy would return to the club to give another talk on sex on April G.; and the Nomads who are In the process of recognizing ana revitalizing their club program.
 Matt Holloway and Fred Carr, ]. winner and Mike Wall and Ted Han sen, runners up in the recent nana, ball leagne conducted at central were feasted last night at banquet of handball players. This is the sec- ond handball league which has been conducted under the auspices of the uhysical department and under the direct guidance of Matt Holloway, member of the physical department committed. The spring program or the handball players will consist mainly of a series of matches with picked teams from Meriden, Mldaie- town, New Britain and Bridgeport.
 A new club composed of employees of the drafting rooms of the Water- bury Farrel Foundry and Machine compaf1y was organized at the cen tral Y. M. c. A.. last night. The meeting was in charge of George Bachman. resident or the Ileu iri- angle Village Dormitory, and star long distance runner of the Y. M. c. A track team. The purpose of the club Is to be social and educational.
 A discussion on Hydrogen" will feature tomorrow nights session of the recently organized Metallurgy club at the central Y M c A. In- structor John c. Bradley will open the discussion. Chairman E.. J. Brown of the Scovill Manufacturing company win be in charge of the meeting. Membership in the metal lurgy club is open to all graduates of the YMCA metallurgy classes. The club meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month dur ing the indoor season.
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