The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
Local Girl Assists h Pro dNcti0n Of
 Children s Plays

The next play to be presented by the Madison Children's theater on Thursday. July 21 at and at 8 o'clock in the town hall, will be a dramatization of Lewis Carrolps "Alice in Wonderland" Miss Ruth Ferree and Miss Harriet Phillips of this city are assisting Mrs Jack Crawford in staging this play which has an unusually large cast. Joe Hotchkiss is in charge of proper ties.
 Among those who have parts in the play are Marietta Billingslee, who is cast as Alice; Harriet Phil lips, Doris Graves, Susan Strong, Dorothy Darling. June Champion. Polly Smith. Anna Broenner. Alice Hemingway, Miriam Smith, Susan Smith, Diana Lucas, Eleanor Pen dleton. Barbara Benson, Ruth Fer rec, Marjorie Morse. Peter New comb, Jane Strong, Grace Murusky Jacqueline Lavallee. Jean Phillips, Mary-Louise Fast, Anita Barr, Mar garet Jolly. Betty Smith. Emily Graves and David Newcomb.
 That old favorite, Little Red Riding Hood" will be the next play tO DO gwen Ou Ouiy Zcs "A CAdi HI ing play done in the Chinese man. ner and called "The Stolen Prince will be presented at the same time. Trials for these two plays were held yesterday morning.
 Local summer colonists at Pine Orchard will be interested in the wedding of Miss Barbara Winslow Pate, daughter of MT and Mrs w.. Schuyler Pate of HOO Park ave- nue, New York city, and Pine Or chard, who will be married on Sat urday, August 9th, at 12:30 o'clock to. Charles Adams Van Patten of Pelham Manor, New York. The ceremony will be performed in the Trinity church, Branford. and will be followed by a wedding break fast in the Pine Orchard club. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev George P. Dougherty of Glen Ridge, New Jersey and Old Lyme.
 The matron of honor will be Mrs w. Stanton Barbour of Bronxville, New York, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Margaret Taylor of Ailendale, New Jersey; Miss Dor cas Freeman of Glen Ridge. New Jersey; Mrs A. Holmes Crimmans and Miss Winifred Synder, both of New York city.
 Robert Snyder of South Orange. New Jersey, Yale Law school 80, will be MT Van Patten's best man and the ushers will include: Rich ard Eaton of New Haven, Yale 80; Robert Kohler of Kohler. Wis, Yale '32; Oliver Stirling of New. York city, a classmate of MT Van Patten's at Yale; Lowell B1r- rell of New York city, University of Michigan Law school '29. and Lawrence Beals of Bronxville. New York, Williams '29.
 Miss Pate was graduated from the Emma Willard school in Troy, N. r., in 1926, and from Smith college in 1880.
 MT Van Patten graduated from Yale in 1929, and from the Yale Law school in June. He Is a men- Der of Corby Court, and of the Yale club of New York.
 MT Van Patten and his bride will sail for Europe on their we'd ding trip.
 Miss Marie Laughlin, daughter of Mir and Mrs F. c. Laughlin of New Haven, formerly of this city, is the guest of MT and Mrs w. J. Vance of Waterville street.
 Miss Anne Kuperman, daughter of Mir and Mrs l.. Kuperman of Earl street, has succeshsfully passed the Rhode Island state board examinations as dental hygienist. Miss Kuperman has left for Westerly. R. l., where she will be assistant to pr Robert Farnham of that city.