The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-18
OAKVILLE

The entertainment and dance
sponsored by the st Mary Mag
dalene's church choir at the Com
munity hall was II big success and
showed 1t was well picked and
skillfully conducted under the d.
rections of Mrs Maud Donahue,
organist The hall was filled to Its
capacity long before the entertain
ment was started.
Henry Miller was the announce
er
The opening number was solo
sung by Joseph Kelly. weil-
known singer; Miss Marion Ma
chokas and Miss Ruth Wasilauskas
was next seen In q pretty novelty
dance; and singing in sweet
manner put The Sun Back In
The Sky; Mrs Ernest Garner, one
of the leading soloist OF the st
Mary Magdalene's choir rendered
"Machusla.
Master Francis Fugliese singing
Cuban Love Songs" made a big
hit with the audience.
The comedy numbers presented
by Benny Marcoux and Sandy
Harrison kept the house In a COM
plete uproar Of laughter.
M The solo. when Irish Eyes Are
Smiling" was rendered by Miss
Louise Finn in n pleasing manner.
The "Dixie Banjo Quartet"
George Bulge, Donald krantz.
Philip Martin and william Babin
rendered some very difficult num-
bers with marked ability.
Miss Florence Loiselle. one of
our local postofflce employs" rem
dered Vienna"
The radio announcer was heard
next singing Blue Ridge Moon;
Miss Helen Wasilauskas. a soloist
Of st Mary Magdalene's choir sang
"Cuddled On Your Shoulder" very
sweetly.
singers the Miss Mary Burnes
rendered "Slecp Time Down
South
John Tedesco rendered a pleas
ing solo and for the encore gave
many difficult steps In tap dane
ing.
Stephen Monticello. soloist of Lady
OF the Lourdes, rendered except
ionally well, Rose Of Tralee."
Miss Mae villa Bnbin, soloist
Of the st Francis Xavier's church
In Waterbury. rendered in The
Land Where the Green Shamrocks
Grow" and by special request
"will o. The wisp' by spross
with sincere interpretation.
"Machrees Lullaby" was sung by
Mrs Donahue. Mrs Garner and the
Misses Eleanor Garner. and MISS
Helen Wasilauskas each carrying
their part in perfect time and tune.
Young Master Leroy Newell
rendered skillfully many difficult
selections on the xyolophone.
The closing number was the
the entire choir singing In chorus
Irish airs.
The ushers, members of the 81
Mary's Fife. Drum and Bugle
Corps took care OF the crowd plac-
ing seats In every available space.
Mrs Maud Donahue received
many congratulations as director
OF the entertainment.
Dancing followed, music being
furnished by "Burke's orchestra.
=. Funeral of Mrs Haven.
The funeral OF Mrs Elsa Hazen
will be held from the home of her
daughter, Mrs Voi. Tobel of Glenn
ats avenue tomorrow afternoon at
2 O'Clock with services by Rev
Oscar Locke. Burial will be In
Evergreen cemetery.
Briefs.
Miss Olive Ryan and Miss Lor-
raine Doherty, teachers of the Fails
avenue school are preparing 10
hold public card party In the
near future. Many parents in the
section of the village will assist the
teachers in making the affair
success.
The money gained by these card
parties help towards the Christ
mas gifts and party which is held
each year.
Harry Hard is coaching the sen
Tor Christian Endeavor society OF
the congregational church in a
drama. THE Restless Jewel
Lenten services at st Mary
Magdalene's church tonight at 1880
o'clock. There will be Stations of
the Cross and Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament.