The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-22
OAKVILLE

MT and Mrs William Jerman oi x.lornafis avenue entertained at a 1keak roast a number of friends Tn Z honor of Fred tackles Dirtnday. Those attending included: MT ana $ Mrs Fred Jackie, MT and Mrs ROD ert Strohacker, MT mad Mrs Cnaries S Jackie, Miss Lillian Jackie, Roy siu- bury, MT and Mrs James sweeney < Mr and Mrs Wesley Clark ana son Norman. Mrs Fred Seidel, Mrs sarah | IacIxle. all of Waterbury; tranK JackIe of New York, and MT ana .Mra William Jerman and Edgar Herman of Oakville.
 Jolly Eight Meets
 The members of the Joily Eisms < c1nh met at the home of Mrs GIT. ion Bissell yesterday afternoon ana fhe game of pinochle was enjoyed and prizes were awarded. Mrs z. w. Dick won first prize; Mrs Aiper' < sLockhart, second prize; Mrs CIIlon ! BIssell, third prize; Mrs Clarence Slater, fourth prize; and Mrs Hoper' Kiersted the consolation prlze. O.n .ere playing were: Mrs Alton Erwlh, Mre Edward Fisher and Mrs Max { Kraft. u,,
 Entertainment to Be Held
 An entertainment by the chll0ren 1T Sf Mary's Magdalene's church un- 8 der fine direction of Mrs Maud Don ahue. organist, assisted by MISS Helen Wasilauskas will be presented af fbeT Community house tomorrow evening at 7:3O. The program VIII be as follows: Drill and welcome song by Veronica Van Wagner, NH {lred Chapman Eleanor McNaugnI' Germaine Therrien, Lucy McGowan' He1en Pills, Helen Boxx, Vlrginia Nolan, Mary Zuraitis, Doris Harrl- son. Helen Kowgan, Helen Pazdan' Mildred Carey, Marjorie Bruce, LoIs Austin. and Gertrude Theriault. Fms will be followed by dialog: Wha' fiid they teach the little boys?' bS Billy Mitrulevich and Stanley Bar kauskas; old fashioned girl, charac fers taken by Sheila Kielty, Angeiins Cirielio, Anna Daddona and Heiei f.otta: dance number, with following members in the chorus: Helen Cow c,an. Doris Harrison and Helen Paz { sian: "Lullaby Song" by Helen Pillis Helen Boxx, Marjorie Bruce ane Mary Zuraitis; dance by Mary Ha' belka. recitation, Gerald Martin; in fermission Masquerade Frolic'- Anna FiIlippone. hostess; Rober' and Thomas Coyle and John Flynn trio will sing Yours and Mine and ..Cheerful Little Earfu"; sons and dance by Rose Boulanger, Rutf Wasilauskas will give an exhibition Of tan dancing, Patricia Boxx VII < siug "Home Made Sunshine, Glenn ens Machokas will sing Taking NY Sugar to Tea, Henrietta Theriault Violet Chapius, Anna Pills, Gather. < inc Wilson, Florence Handle ant Dorothy Brandt will sing 9ot Didn't Have to Tell Me Robert Coyi' will sing Down The old Bacl Road; John Carey will sing Tn off My Noodle" and My Baby
 Back,,: Little Sweetheart of th' Mountain" by the girls chorus whiGi ih,,l consists of Mary PaZdan, Steil; Zanavich. Carmela Rose; sopranos Anna Fillippone, Rose Petrok ant Mildred Fanilaitis; altos, John Flynn will sing Wabash Moon,"; Lorett; Theriault "Sing Song Girl" an' Francis Fugliese 'Im Alone Becaus Love You; duo Tennessee D. Ruth wasilauskas and Marion Ma f.hokas: solo "Trixie Dixie Mary" b Joseph Stella; duet Another Day by Julia Boxx and Betty Wargo solo. "One Little Raindrop' by Rob ert Coyle: solo. "Tie Little Strin Around My Finger by Marguerit ' Dwyer; dancing steps by Ca grou or gfrfs1 MOHid buoIaS' o."ee ,, 1aueer, Martha Gradowsh. Adell Yakulevich, Marguerite Handle an Frances Coon; tap dancing, by Flor ence Treciokas: solo by Ardeal Aus tin entitled "Blossom of Buttercu Lane" and then there will be a grou number "Kings Horses" by Bernar Kielty and Richard LeRoy assiste by Thomas Kennedy and Raymon Beauty. The closing chorus "Sleep Town Express"