The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
wATERvILLE
GOOD PROGRAM
 FOR MILK FUND

IOnCeft 10 pc ulVeH iOs
 night-Mrs Mullaney
 Dies
 It is hoped that there will be a capacity audience at sprague grammar school gymnasium this evening to enjoy the splendid con- cert whic his to be presented for the milk fund. The program which has been arranged by Mrs Jennie c. Phillips. principal of the school, includes numbers by the West Haven school band and drum corps which is directed by Pro- lessor c. Y. Smith of the Yale School of Music and director of the Yale university band. Assist ing artists will be Miss Virginia Clarke, professor of toe and tap dancing, and Miss Gwendolyn Barns, professional vocal soloist. Tehre will also be several selections by the Sprague school orchestra which is affiliated with the New Haven Institute of Music.
 The Milk Fund, for which is purchased milk 10 be served dur : ing school hours, to undernour- islled children is project worthy of the heartiest public support and this evenings benefit should attra@; many who desire to assist.
 The program is as follows: Part
 1 Concentrations ......,..,..... l ....... West Haven Drum Corp Part 2.
 Toe and Tap Dancing ...,....
 ......... Nils Virginia Clarke
 Assisted by New Haven school Band.
 PART 2. Selections by New Haven Institute of Music orchestra:
 (a3 West High March .......
 . .............J. J. $. Zamecnik (b) Romance: "Tender Thoughts"
 ............. Jules Reynard (c) Spanish serenade: Don
 Juan" .... .E. De Ia Mater (d) Reverie: When Twilight
 Falls" ... Glen Lawrence Gel Dance unique: Dance of the
 nomes"--Adapted by c.
 A. DAyino. Lester Norman (f) Reverie for Mandolins: Eve
 ming Song. F. De Ia Mater Vocal solos: "L'Amour Toujours :.
 LAmour" ....,.....Friml
 Miss Gwendolyn Borne--Lec
 Morton at Piano.
 PART 4.
 Selections by sprague school or chestra: "a, Marche Salute ..... zamecnik (b) Novelette,: Little Wonder"
 ...... chenette icJ Oriental Patrol: Desert
 Caravan" ....,... .Zamecnik ld) Noyeiette: Magnolia Blos-
 sons" ...,...... .Zamecnik Gel Indian Characteristic: "ln-
 dian Warriors Dc la Mater 4f) March: "step Lively ...:.:.
 Wendihnn The patronesses for the concert , are; Mrs Jennie Phillips, Mrs Paige seaton. Mrs Robert Watkins. Mrs Raiph Meyers. Mrs George cowies, Mrs Mabie Graber, Mrs C. Arthur DuBois, Mrs George Y. Goggins, Mrs Edward M, Cookson. Mrs Charles DeDehey. Mrs Edward Downes, Mrs James R. Smith, Mrs John Burger, Mrs James r. Wa ters, Mrs Patrick F. Donahue. Mrs Ernest Zeidler. Mrs F. Piio. Mrs Daniel M. Sullivan, Mrs Archer Rowbottom. Mrs Robert Johnson. Mrs M. J. Macdonald. Mrs Lester Niyen, Mrs John Moore, Mrs Rob- ert Watson, Mrs John A. Rogers. Mrs Vim Merrill, Mrs Frank kell- her, Mrs Joseph cookson, Mrs Louis Willard. Mrs Perciyai Dixon, Mrs Erskine Russell, Mrs Margaret smith, Mrs Walter Horman. Mrs George French, Mrs Elmer Wilson and Mrs Robert Waters.
 Mrs Alice Nicholas Mullaney
 The death of Mrs Alice Nicholas Muiianey, wife of Jeremiah Null fancy of 1895 Thomastons avenue, occurred at her home on Tuesday evening following an illness of sev- eral weeks. She was a native or Bethel. coming to Wateryilie aDouI fourteen yeafs ,ago. Her husband. two brothers and two sisters sur yiye her. The body has been re- moved to the Clarke Funeral home fin Danbury from where the fu- neral will take place to the Cath OIic church fin Bethel. where Fath- tE hGHUEuy WtI 7GVUhhSt bet vs~tTSf The burial will be in Bethel.
 Son Horn
 A son was born at the Water bury hospital yesterday to Mir and Mrs Lester J. Niver of Bon Air avenue.
 Girls Club
 The regular weekly meeting of tIe Girls Club of Wateryilie will take place at the home of Miss Gladys T. Monroe Of 56 Wheeler street at o'clock this evening.
 Gruenberg Lecture
 Watervilie parents are afforded an unusual opportunity tomorrow evening when Mrs gim0ne Matsner Gruenberg speaks at the auditori- II moi the First Baptist church, Mrs Gutenberg is an international ly known authority on child and parent education and will speak On Borrowing Up.y The WateryiiIe parept Teacher association is eos c.sefatiBg with the other Parent Tneher organizations. Child study clubs and other similar groups are making it possible for Mrs 0rueTi- berg tQ, appear in this city. Many from Waferviile are planning to attend. Tickets may be obtained