The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-15
ROADH0USE BATTLE REACHES CITY COURT
l WATERVILLE SPRACUE SCHOOL
 CONCERT TONIGHT

CONCERT TONIGHT New Haven Musicians to Appear-Mrs Malia
 Heads Circle An excellent program of music will be presented at Sprague gram mar school gymnasium this even- ing in a concert by pupils of the New Haven Institute of Music. This is to be the only benefit entertain ment to be sponsored by Sprague during the present year, the pro- ceeds to be used to secure new equipment and suits for the basket ball and baseball teams which rep resent the school in the Grammer School leagues. All money raised in excess of that necessary for the teams will be contributed to the Milk Fund" which supplies a daily ration of milk to under-nour- ished children.
 The cause is a deserving one and should draw local support to the extent of filling the gymnasium to capacity. Many Sprague school pupils, who are studying with the New Haven Institute will perform. All added features will be the ap- pearance of the West Haven Drum Corps of forty players who are drilled by Charles Schmidt, coach of the Yale band. With the corps will be little Georgie Wooster, state champion drummer.
 The program which will start promptly at S:15 p. m. is as fol- lows:
 PART I.
 Mixed Orchestra
 1. March-"Assembly" ........ 2. Reverie: Evening Song .... 3. Indian Characteristic: Ching
 Chang" .E. Delamater 4. Novelette,: Little Wonder"...
 .E. Chenette 5. Indian Characteristics: Indian Warriors E. Delamater 6. Sorority Waltz ..E. Delamater
 By pupils of Sprague School orchestra.
 PART II.
 Demonstration-West Haven Drum PART III.
 1. March: "Step Lively" ....... ...............A A. F. Wendland 2. Waltz: Missouri Belle" ...... IL. Norman 3. Novelty: "Tick-Tock, Clock".. e. Lawrence 4. Overture: Majestic" .......
 .E. Delamater 5. Reverie: When Twilight Falls" ..G. Lawrence 6. Dance Unique: Dance of the Mrs Katherine Malia Heads Welch Mrs Katherine c. Malia was elected chief companion of Pride of Welch Circle, Companion of the Forest, at the annual meeting held this week in Goodwill hall. Reports of the outgoing chief companion, Mrs Louis Dadario, and her ofh- cers, showed the circle to be in fourishing condition and of vital assistance to Court Welch, Forest CTS of America, of which 1t IS the auxiliary.
 Other officers elected were Mrs sJ MdAcI, cuo-SAiASL SSAAPA"eSeA' Mrs Thomas Buckley. recording secretary; Mrs Francis Whalen, financial secretary; Mrs Edward Barlow, treasurer; Mrs Martin Me- Donough, right guide; Mrs Ethel Burns, left guide; Mrs Clara Gal lagher, inside guard; Mrs Joseph McArdle; outside guard, Mrs Rose Walker; chaplain, Mrs Edward Martin, musician; Mrs Louis Da- dareo, past chief companions; Mrs Floyd Hart, first trustee; Mrs Peter Wells, second trustee; and Mrs George Goggins, third trustee.
 The installation ceremonies will be conducted on January 24th. Card Party Tonight The first of the pre-Lenten card parties given by the Ladies Aid so- ciety of St MichaePs church takes place this evening at St Mtchaers parish hall. Sections have been arranged for bridge, pinochle, forty five and whist. Mrs Charles Dit trich, Mrs Daniel Sullivan, Mrs Al- fred Ellis, Mrs William Rooney and Mrs Frank LaChance are the committee in charge. Refreshments | will be served.
 Locals Lose and Win The Waterville basketball team played two games this week win ming one and losing one. In their | first home appearance at GoodWili hall they dropped a 40-30 game to the Naugatuck Bremen. A large l crowd of fans had turned out to 1 witness the game which was play l ed under somewhat difficult condi- tions. The preliminary game on Wednesday nights bill was won by the Thomaston Tigers, who captur- ed a thrilling 41-4O encounter from the Watertown team.
 Last night at Community Hall, | Watertown, Waterville defeated the Tigers 42-25 displaying an ex- | cellent brand of basketball and keeping their opponents in check at all times. This gives Waterville | a record of two wins in three ! starts.
 Fairmount Community Club The January meeting of the Fairmount Community Club was well attended. The Formen's Club of the Beardsley and Wolcott com pany being no longer available the meeting was held in St Mfchaers Parish hall, which will be the as- sembly place until further notice. The chief business before the meeting was the discussion of the advisability of organizing Parent Teacher organization but no action was taken it being thought best to , -