The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-24

Wagner, Mildred Chapman. Eleanor McNauRht, Germaine Therrien, Lucy
 McGowan, Helen Pills, Helen Boxx,
 Virginia Nolan, Mary Zuraitis, Hans Harrison, Helen Rowan, Helen Pax dan, Mildred Carey, Marjorie Brue. Lois Austin, Gertrude Theriauit.
 Recitation: What Did They Teach the Little Boys" Billy Mitrulevich, and Stanley Barlsauslsas; old Fashioned Girl, Sheila Kielty, .An- geiine Ciriello, Mary Daddona, Helen Gotta; dance, Helen Kowgan, Doris Harrison. Helen Pazdan: Lullaby. Helen Pillis, Helen Boxx, Marjorie Brue and Mary zuraitis, carrying their dolls. Dance. Mary Hubelka. Recitation, Grandma. by Gerald Martin; Intermission; Masquerade Frolic. Anna Fillipone; hostess. Yours and Mine by Robert and Thomas Coyle and John Flynn; dance by Rose Boulanger: Home made Sunshine, Patricia Boxx; tap dance, Ruth Wasilauskas. Taking My Sugar to Tea, by Clemmens Macho- kas; You Didn't Have to Tell Me-. Henrietta Theriault, Violet Chapius, Anna Pillis, Catherine Wilson, Flor ence Handle, Dorothy Brandt; Down the old Back Road" Robert Coyle and boys; I'm Off My Noodle, My Baby's Back" by John Carey, Little Sweetheart of the Mountains, sopranos, Mary Pazdan, Stella Zan- avich, Carmela Rose; altos, Anna Fillipone, Rose Petrok, Mildred Pan- alitis; Wabash Moon, by John Flynn; Sing Song Girl, Song and Dance by Loretta Theriault; I'm Alone Be- cause I Love You and When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver by Fran cis Fugliese; Song and Dance, Ten nessee, Ruth Wasilauskas and Mari- on Machokas; Trixie Dixie Mary, by Joseph Stella; duet; Another Day, by Julia Boxx. and Betty Wargo; One Little Raindrop by Robert Coyle; Tie Little String Around Your Finger, Marguerite Dwyer and dan- cers, Monica Budries, Grace Bou- langer, Jenny Walitis, Betty Horgan, Marie Boulanger, Martha Gradowski, Adella Yalsuleviche, Marguerite Han dle and Frances Coon, Dance, Tur- key in the Straw, Florence Treico- kas; Blossom of Buttercup Lane, by Ardeal Austin; the Kings Horses. Bernard Kielty, Richard LeRoy, as- sisted by Thomas Kennedy and Ray mond Beauty; Closing Chorus, Sleepy Town Express"
 Bridge Party.
 Mrs Rachael Angle, of Watertown avenue entertained at a bridge par ty the following: Betty Sullivan, Rosemary Kane, Edna Hart, Helen Shea, Helen Tehan, Helen Bowling, Betty McGivney. Mary McKenna, Dot Newell. First prize was won by Mary Mckenna, (beach pajamas); second prize was won by Edna Hart. (stationery) and the consolation was won by Rosemary Kane (moth dis infectant). Later in the evening a. spaghetti supper was served and dancing enjoyed.
 At the card party held in the af ternoon by the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church, seven tables were in play. Two of whist. Those playing at the first table were Mrs Hallway, Mrs Fred Jackson, Mrs Walter Krantz and Mrs Howard Ande. Mrs Stephen Hathaway won the prize for high score; at the sec ond table were: Mrs Elsie Dyson, Mrs Annie Watts, Mrs George Beach and Mrs Miller. Mrs Annie Watts won the prize. Three tables of pin ochle, those playing at the first la Die were MrS BlrOn cameron, MrS Ernest Bell, Mrs Cruickshank, Mrs won the prize; second l table: Mrs Max Bundsman, Mrs Howard Wats and Douglas Cameron; Mrs Howard Watts won the prize; third table, Mrs Richard Wildman, Mrs Richard Davis, Mrs George Mrs Hary Hard. Mrs Harry Hard won the prize. There were two tables of bridge. Those playing at the first table were: Mrs Fred w. Stockman, Mrs Loren l Chase, Mrs Elizabeth Chase and | Mrs Clarence Yale. Mrs Fred Stock l man won the prize; at the second | able Were:' Mrs George Smith, Mrs Harold Smith, Mrs Roy Spencer and Mrs Fremont Hold; Mrs George Smith won the prize. Others at- ending and assisting in serving a fight lunch were: Mrs Ralph Clinton, president of the society, Mrs Charles Stone and Mrs E. A. Main.
 Morgan Duel and Roy Yale of oakwood avenue left by motor yes- ---------------------------- ---------=