The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-06
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 Waterbury Junior League mem- bers who presented their children's 8 play The Steadfast Tin Soldier" on Tuesday in Stamford, under the League were honored. while there Yacht club. In the evening follow ing the presentation of their play, the local leaguers were guests of the Stamford Junior League, who entertained at bridge at her home. Those taking part in play were as follows: Monty Mac, the Steadfast Tin Soldier. Miss Margaret de Lan- cey; Raggedy Ann, Mrs Charles Durfee; Pigeon Toes, Mrs Gerald Low: Pop-Eyes, Mrs Frank K. English; Garoo, Mrs Weston Jenks; Peter, Miss Marie Landeau; Mrs Peter. Mrs Theodore Bevans; Nel- lie, Mrs Walter Deacon; captain of the tin soldiers, Mrs James Guern- sey, Mrs c. Milton Allerton, Miss Elizabeth Mcknight. Miss Dorothy Mintie and Miss Anna de Lancey: Lysa, Miss Betty Price; director of the play, Miss Anna de Lancey. Those of the Stamford league and the local league members they en- tertained over night include Mrs John w. Clark, who had Misses Margaret and Anna de Lancey; Mrs Lyman Thayer, whose guests were Misses Marie Landeau and Helen Miner; Mrs Herbert Batchelder en- tertained Miss Mildred Harmon and Mrs Theodore Bevans; Miss Doris Rowell had Mrs Frank K. English and Mrs Gerald Low; Mrs Harry Richards entertained Mrs Charles Larkin and Mrs Charles P. Durfee; Mrs Eddy entertained Mrs c. Milton Allerton and Miss Dor othy Mintie; Mrs Kenneth Hus- zagle's guests were Miss Betty Jane Price and Miss Helen Hurlbut and Mrs Phillips had with her, Mrs Evelyn Lilley and Mrs Weston Jenks.
 Others who assisted in the pres entation of the play were the fol- lowing chairmen: Costumes, Mrs Ralph S. Munger; scenery, Miss Edna Yates; properties, Mrs Charles P. Durfee; lighting effects, Miss Helen Miner; business mana ger, Miss Mildred Harmon: ar rangement of dances. Mrs Robert l.. Munger; music, Mrs Robert D. Larkin; makeup, Mrs Evelyn Dut- ton Lilley. A benefit performance of the play, under Miss de Lancey's direction was also given at Elks' hall on Monday, tickets for which were distributed by the Visiting Nurses association and other local welfare organizations.
 Mrs s. Kellogg Plume of Water town has been spending the past several weeks in Portland. Ore, with her mother, Mrs John s. Parke.
 Mrs Bradford Ripley gave a bridge party at her home in Wa tertown recently for the benefit of Waterbury Mount Holyoke club. The proceeds will go toward the gift of the local club to the college centennial anniversary. Those at tending were Mrs William k. Cook, Mrs John Bassett, Mrs Seymour Smith, Mrs Bronson Lockwood, Mrs C. Leman Atwood, Mrs Mcr- ritt Atwood, Mrs Gordon Swift, Mrs Kenneth Beckley. Mrs sherman nkapp. Mrs Thurston Lawshe and Mrs Barry Morgan.
 A board of directors meeting of the ladies' auxiliary of the Hebrew institute was held recently at the institute. Plans were discussed for future activities and 1t was an- nounced that bridge would be held on Tuesday the 18th with Mrs Samuel Blumenfield and Mrs Meyer Jerushalme in charge. Officers and committee members for the annual Purim ball to be held March goth at the institute were chosen. Mrs Harry Kerzner is general chairman and Mrs Leo- pold Ginsburg is secretary. The committee includes Mrs Abraham Goodwich, Mrs Harry Reiss, Mrs Harry Solomon, Mrs Bernard Schry CT, Mrs Samuel Fucker, Mrs Morris Smordinsky, Mrs Louis Isaacs, Mrs Louis Rubinstein, Mrs Morris Matzkin, Mrs Morris Siller and Mrs Max Hart.
 Miss Claire Albert of Waterville street entertained at bridge Thurs day evening at the home Of her sister, Miss Frances Albert, stu dent at Pembroke. college, who is home for the midyear recess. Among the guests were Misses Dor. othy Kurtin, Rose Levy and Belle Levy of Thomaston, Helen Paster- nak, Beatrice Pasternak. Pauline Weiner Mary Taylor, Eva Kraft of Bridgeport, Ruth Sullivan. Lil- Han Sundel and Mildred Albert.
 Miss Gertrude Larson of Colum- bia boulevard entertained at a per- sonal show recently for Miss Doro- thy Bailey of Essex avenue whose engagement to Wilbur Larson was recently announced. Those attend ing were Mrs Harry Upson, Mrs Louie Schuster of Milford, Mrs Evon Anderson, Mrs Ackley, Mrs Hans Rangoon, Mrs Harold Legan, Mrs Hale, Mrs Joseph Colloty. Mrs Mckay, Mrs A. M. Larson, Mrs F. H. Bailey, Mrs Ralph Nourse of Hartford, Miss May Richardson. Mrs Carl Peterson and Mrs s. E. Larson.
 MT and Mrs Henry Bowling of Waterville street are entertaining MT and Mrs Christian Porzenheim Jr and their son Christian. 3rd Of