The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-24
Spanish Club
 at Wilby High
Program Consisted of Reading of Porto
 Rican Legends

Today's program of tho Los Wig iIantes Spanish club at Wilby high school consisted of readings of Porto Rican legends. The Black Hand was read by Charles Daloise. Rose Plpriano, Mildred Hansen, Dorothy Hirst and Sigrid Hansen. The Vessels Of Gid, Silver and silk was read by Rose Swedlow and Della Yaklmavlch.
 Los Pensarodes general topic this morning was Valencia. It's program follows:
 The old Town .. Anthony Giufalo Historical Events .. James Coffey The People ...... Fred Obernier Industrial Life .. Olga Hudobenco Tho Cathedral .... Alice Andrew Important Buildings Albert Labutis Valencian Festivals ........... ............ Albert Vaitekaitis Art and Literature Angelo Daddonh Short Excursions ... Walter Pagle Los Amigos Espanoles spent their time rehearsing the play for Friday night to be given in the auditorium at 8 o'clock. Benjamin Alderman, president of the club an nounced the program which fol- lows:
 Violin solo ... George Romnpuk
 accompaniedb y Mary scalo Fl Zapatero (Spanish song from
 old California; sung by chorus of , Mary Scalo, Willis Bristol. Anna Mitchell, olga Hudobcnko. Betty Inglis, Florence Sclullo. Angelo Doddona, Edward Brick. Joseph Gleason, Rocco Colangelo, Laur- ence Morgan and Louis Varan- saxophone solo :. Angelo Daddona Play--El NovIo Espanol---
 CThe Spanish SweethearD American girls. ...............
 ........ Ernestlne Christian Her aunt. Lucille Ostrander The Spanish Sweetheart. ...
 .............. Ehnest Hartnett The sport. .... Anthony Sebastian Gypsy girl ........ Rose korkin Waterseller ....... Daniel Briotti Pastryseller ... Louis Varanelli Cnndyseller ..... Florence Dwyer Train announcer George Romanuk Policeman COG. Albert Moraska Beggar ........ Anthony Giufalo Students .... Charles Campi and Laurence Morgan
 
 MASS NOTICE GALVIN-First aDniversnry mass of requiem wllb be celebrntcd Friday morning. Feb. 2G. at 7:3o o'clock. at tho St Margarets church. for the repose of the Aoul of the lato Timothy T. Calvin.
 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank .our. many friends, relatives and nsighbSSrrs' m Teachers League for the sympathy and Kindness extended to us during our recent bereavement' the death of our beloved husband and broth. or, John Penrose.
 MRS MARGARET PENRosE.
 MISS ROSE DOIAN, JOHN PENROSE & FAMILY. HEnBsT-In this city. Fob. 24. 1892. isss MiEs EEasg Eas Mkiin0ustn Main strsct. Funeral ss dy, es,sr ana fpaas "t sf ahngsh aslo'h hr iai in new St Joseph's cemetery.
  vANDE-DOGART In this city. rsSart ss sa oe 1s5H miaala norn rnad c. cheshire Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial In Claverack. N. Y. lNARDOzZA---In this city, Feb: 2. dsss MT. N, so Anma rnrt ts,sst.on s,rcst unsrni arrangements later.
 HENION--In this city, Feb. 23. 1ea2, William II. Henion Of this city Funeral services will be private. KELLY--In this city, Feb. 23, 1892. Anna Rose Kelly of 2b Green morning at s:f5 o'clock to St Pat rick's church. Burial in now st Joaeph'a cemetery.
 .-~r--- -----~~--~---~~-------- John !. Kieiy of b6 Dixie avenue. Funeral Friday morning. Other arrangements to be announced ] later.