The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-17

organised saturday evening at the home of Miss Eva Dechele Miss An- ma Maiorano was elected president, and Miss Louise Marchiani, sec retary. The advisor of the club will be Miss Gema Decheie. The mem bers attending included Misses Grace Carlo, Dorothy Masone, Anna Cappolo, Lena Rinaldi, Catherine Rinaidi, Rose Rlnaldi, Jean Rinal- al, Joyce Reynolds, Eva Decheie. Helen Masone and Francyso Cleto.i
 The Gamma chapter of Pix omi- cron society will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday evening at o'clock at the Colonial room af the Hotel Elton.
 Mir and Mrs A. J. German and their daughters, Misses Marie and Henrietta, of Evans street have been in New London attending the commencement exercises at the United States Coast Guard academy. Cadet John P. German was a mem. Der of the graduating class.
 Today the entire student body at the School of Applied Arts at Me- chanics institute are transferring their activities from the classroom to the outdoors, in celebration of the inauguration of the annual Gaffney place is taking part in the event. The students viii Journey to Power Mill park near Rochester. There they will spend the entire time except for the picnic lunch at noon in sketchlng and painting.
 The Connecticut State Federation of Music clubs will present the fed- eration choirs In festival of sacred music Thursday evening, June 2, at 8:t5 o'clock in Center church as one of the features of the annual convention to be held in New Ha- ven, June 2, 3, and 1. The following organlsts and choir will be heard: Miss Pauline Voorhees,, Center church: Mrs Pauline Law Kirk wood, Trinity Lutheran; Raymond l.. Clarke, Plymouth Congregational church; Mrs Jean Boylen, First Baptist; Claire 5. Smith, Emmanuel Episcopal, Ansonia; +. r. Harmon, Immaculate Conception, Waterbury.
 The concert is open to the pubic and no cards of admission arc re- quired. A round table conference of the organist and directors will be held at 4:30 o'clock Thursday in the Hotel Taft. Organists and dlrec- tors not affiliated with the federal ton are invited to attend.
 Mss Ruth Ferry, general chair man for the convention, will be as- sisted by Miss Pauline Voorhees,, or ganist and director of the Center church choir; Miss Mary Lane, or ganlst at St Johns Roman Catholic church and Mrs Josephine Fletcher Wilcox, state chairman of music In religious education. Dramatic club will present "Smill- in Through" a romantic comedy In three acts as the commencement play, under the direction of Mada- lone Downes Carroll, on the col lego campus early in June. The cast will be as follows: John Carteret, Mary Maher; Dr owen Harding, Mary Dodd; Ellen. Rose Gaffney; Kathleen Dungannon, Irma Reader; Willie Ainley, Helen O'Brien; Ken meth Wayne, Elexino Maloney; act two, Ellen Mary Mania; Dr owen | Harding, Rose Smith; Mary Vcron- lea Lyons; John Cartcret Marion Crane; Jeremiah Wayne, Dorothy | Molloy; Moonyeen Glare, Rosemary | Sprang; act three. same as act one, with Moonyeen played by Rosemary Spang as in act 2. Guest at tho wedding are Marian Cooney, Alice Dwyer, Josephine Lee, Christine Leonard. Jean Mealla, Maureen Patton, Gladys Solomon, Mary Sul- livan, Sally Gallagher and Betty Ciancey. Tho production committee Is as follows: Stage manager. Jean Mealla; lighting. Sally Gallagher; costumes. Jean MealIa: properties. Gladys Mealia; properties, Gladys Solomon; music, Veronica Lyons; members of the business committee are: Tickets. Maureen Patton; | posters. Josephine Lee; ushers. Bet ty Clancy; and programs. Doro. thy Malloy.
 Tho parish council of Trinity church will conduct rummage salc at 1s9 North Main street on Thursday. May 10th.