The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
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Miss Agnes Fitzaptrick of Pleas- ant street and Miss Edna Maloney of Willow street members of the local Diocesean Bureau are in New Britain, where they arc attending the Connecticut Conference of so- ciat Work.
 winners In tho Thursday Elton Contract Bridge tournament have been announced by Mir and Mrs William sherman Smith as fol. lows. section A: A. W. Malsch and R. D. Schroeder substituting for r, A, stewart, 70M; Mrs James Sweeney and Mrs W. l. Baker, 6iM; MT and Mrs Herman Rehm, 0OM; Mary Buckely and Minnie Malone, 60M. Section B: E. p. Howard ana IT. A. Sexton, 0eM; Mir and Mrs w. II. Byrnes, 60M; Ivan Coulter and Arthur Weckler, 60; and tied for fourth place, pr $, M, Lund and Calvin Hurlbut 67 and Mrs Macksrrncher and Mrs r. c. Williams, 57. Tho Howell move. ment of scoring was used Tn the tournament play.
 The second annual vaudeville and daneo of the Beth El Sister. hood of Temple Israel was hold Inst evening. Mrs Bernard M. Blick was general chairman Of the arrangements and was assisted by ticket: Chairman, Mrs A. Henry Weisinan, assisted by Mrs Abra. ham Knopp,. Mrs Herbert New berg, Mrs Albert Cantor, Mrs Al. bert Dcrment, Mrs Bernard Blick, Louis Simmons and samuel Holo- ger; program; Mrs Albert Berment, Mrs Bernard Blick and Mrs Nath- m Polanee refreshments: Her. bort Newberg and Leslie strauss; reception c o m m ittee: Casper Spearo, Albert Cantor, James Greene, Philip N. Bernstein, Arnold Polanccr and Emil Well. The pro. gram included, overture, Hits of Other Days;" prologue, Miss Jae. auoIine Spearo; "On . Bicycle Built for TWO" chorus direct from Tony Pastors i4th Street theater, Alma Weisman, Harry Licbeskind. Herbert f.iebeskind and David Drill; "Brophy's Saloon on tho Bowery," Orophy,- n bartender Nathan Polancer, Lizzie, hard to get rid of, Flora Polaneer, Chuck ConnorB, a bowery tough, David Drill. Flo Waters, the belle of Chatham Square, Mollle Liebes- kind, Al Martin q travelling sales- man Marcus Weisnan and Tony Hpngoni, Q Mulberry St Caruso, Samuel Spirian, Kid Mershey, tho singing walter, Harry Baumcl, Plncus Lapidos, from East Broad- way, Nathan Fidley, Mamie DuEan just came to tho great city, sophie Kramer, Bill Harrigan, q vaude. vile artist, Samuel Baumel. lkcy Amdurskcy, a peddler, Louis Lio. goskind, Mike o'suilivan, n DO. ilcemnn, Maurice dreenberg, 1st prude, Dorothy Felnn. 2d prude, frances Baumei, 3d prudc. Irene slmonH, gteppin Fletcher, Norman | Well; intcriudo, Popular Hits Of the bay" by Clayton l.. Bllck, as- sisted at the plano by Marporlc Biick. "rho Astorhilts Drawing Room" Claire Spirit and Ben Greene; "'rho Famous Weber. Irioids Burlequc, David Wnrheld, Louis LIebeskind: Joseph Weber, l Samuel Apirian, Low Field, Nnth- un Fiulcfi Bonn1c MhhtHH, Miso Flora Poianecr; Allie Gilbert, Res. slo Alexander and Bolle Robinson, Fan Ncwbcrg, finale entire com. pany. The show committee if,-
 ciudcs chairman and coach. Mrs Harry Licbcskind; prologue, Rabbi IsadOre BreBiau; costumes, MrS | Hchriebor, Mrs Polancer and Mrs Riick; hats, Mrs Louis l.. Slmons; gags, David Drill, muster Of stage and properties, samson Holcser;
 mako.up. Nathan Fidler; eiectri-
 clan, Mendol Kross, entire produo.
 ton directed by Bernard M. Blick. Miss Deborah Glover of Fairfoid
 and Mrs Theodosla Emery of Hartford met Saturday in eonjunc-
 ton with m local committee to
 make plans for the State Bridge
 tournament 10 be held at the Hotel
 Elton carly in the fall. The state will be divided into three sections and players in eneh section must
 play in q qualifying round before
 entering the state finals. Cham
 pionship sections will include
 teams Of 2 and { players and iad-
 les pairs. Trophies will Do a- xA,a eA ad Ca ait Upntsna iI.tH. H