The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-05
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The following committee form the
Production staff Of the production
Of "Hotel Universe" which will be
presented for the third and last
time this evening at the Water
bury Women's Club by the Little
Theater of Waterbury; director.
Miss Helen Schoeni; stage manager
De Witt w. Parker; assistant stage
manager, Richard Morgan; scenery,
Merwin Camp, Louis Kirschbaum,
Thomas Walton. Edward Wotkyns,
Harold Braman, c. Walker Bisset,
Roger Makepeace, George Biggs,
william D. Pierson, Jr, Pierre
Lounsbury, J. Warren Epson, WILL
liam w. Niles. Joseph Adamek,
Joseph Sheehan, l.. b. Sully, Mich
ael Gallulo: scene painting, Mary
Sanford, Roy Smith; properties,
Mrs Ray Wood, Mrs Frederick
Pierpont, Jr, Charlotte Rose Peck,
Bertha Bates, Fanny Thoms, Mar
garet Todd, Paula johnson, Nettie
Reyes; lighting, Wilder Greeley,
Raymond Mills, Everett Conner,
william ID. Pierson, Jr; publicity.
Kenneth Bidwell Henry Burn;
makeup, Mr. and Mrs John p. Cas-
tie; prompter, Edith Stanley; bus
mess manager, Mrs Arthur l.. Pur-
inton; ticket manager and staff.
Helen Miner, Mrs NJ. j. Gallulo,
Mrs Harold Morrill,, Mrs William
Van Tassell, Howard Tracy, John
Sutliffe, Thomas Sutliffe; ushers,
Mary Harry, Alice Rogers, Marjorie
Snow, Katherine Sawyer, Isabel
Sargent, and Inge Anderson. The
orchestra which furnished music
before the play was composed Of
Ruth Jones, piano; Gladys Hegarty,
Anne c. Fruin, Antoinette Hevey.
and Helen Lawlor, violin; Helen
Francis, bass violin; May L. Brit,
cello: Mollie Storm, viola, John
Merle Hosdowlch, flute. and Ferdi-
nand Bachman, cornet.
Mrs Henry L. Wade Of Prospect
street Ii registered at the Hotel
Roosevelt In New York for O few
days.
Mr. and Mrs s. w. Robinson OF
Plaza avenue are spending a few
days In Atlantic City, where they
are registered at characterization
Hall.
? Mr. and Mrs Ralph II. Paine Of
Newton Terrace are registered at
Chalfonte Haddon hall at Atlantic
City for a few days.
The third and last of the New
Haven assemblies will be given on
Friday, April /, In the New Haven
Lawn club. These affairs, the
most brilliant Of all other social ac-
tivities are given each year under
the patronage OF New Ravens
Oldest and most socially prominent
families. The patronesses for
this years assemblies include: Mrs
Russell s. Bartlett, Mrs David l..
Daggett, Mrs Huntington T. Day.
Mrs Arthur Twining Hadley. Mrs
Louis l.. Hemingway, Mrs Carl A.
Lehman, Mrs Theodore A. Sizcr,
Mrs william Ford, Miss Elsie r.
Trowbridge, Mrs II. Emerson Tut
tie, Mrs Burton b. Twichell and
Mrs Milton j. Warner.
Mrs Phineas b. Randall of Wa
tertown, state historian for Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution.
will be the speaker for the next
monthly meeting of the Mary Clapp
Wooster chapter, Daughters OF tho
American Revolution of New Ha-
ven in Center church house, Mon
day afternoon, March IA, at $3.50
o'clock. Her subject will be
"Earlv Arts, Crafts and Industries
in Connecticut" The regent, Mrs
Clarence b. Bolmer, will preside.
The musical program will be pre-
scented by Marion Jordan Bridg-
man, flutist, accompanied by Paul
inc Law Kirkwood.
Mrs John S. Dye of Hillside ave-
nue. Is spending few days in New
York where she is registered at the
Roosevelt hotel.
Miss Bertha Mulhall entertained
n number Of her friends at a bridge
at her home on Tuesday evening.
High score was made by Betty Gill;
martin, and Martin Kerwin. A de-
licious luncheon was served: The
guests included: Misses Emily Null
hall. Betty Gilmartin, Kay Nc
Hale, Bertha Mulhall, Martin Ker-
WIN, harvey runway ohStn
Kante. Robert MUSCLE and Mrs Z.
Mulhall.
The Wadham Women's Relief
Corps will meet Monday evening
at s o'clock at their rooms on Bank
street.
The Graduate Nurses club have
completed plans for card party to
be held on Thursday evening,
March 10th at the Waterbury
Women's club. Misses Catherine
Tangney, Kathleen Sullivan, ADA
Treat and Lena Meo are In charge
OF the arrangements.
A meeting OF the Notre Dame
Alumnae association win be held In
tho auditorium OF the Waterbury
Catholic high school on Monday
evening az 7.4s o'clock.
The wedding Of Miss Josefa We'll
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Emil We'll
Of Hawiey street 70 Harry q. Llohs
fensfein, son Of Mrs Samuel Liehs
feastein - Wiesw street will take
place a. the brides home on sun.
day, March 81.