The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-18
The Albertus Magnus College will

present "Addio Giovinezza." a three-act comedy in Italian. to be given with the assistance of mem bers of the Yale Italian society on Friday evening. at s:15 o'clock in the Little Theater. Lincoln street, New Haven, The cast includes the following from Alber,us Magnus: Miss Mary Mania, Dorina; Miss Reha Hebert, Elena; Miss Julia Boye; Mamma Rosa; Miss Sally Gallagher, Emma: Miss Mary La Macchia, Teresa; Miss Rose Graz iosa, La Fioraia. From Yale Uni versity: M. F. Chinigo, Mario: J.. F. Mormile, Leone; Fl. De Vita, Carlo; Alfred De Cicco, Antonio; Francis P. Ierardi, Ernesto; c. WI ner as Giovanni.
 Patrons and patronesses VIII pc Professor and Mrs E. Batelli, MISS Mary Bristol, Angelo Bartolini, Mrs Winchester Bennett, Mrs Leonard M. Daggett, Mir and rMs F. De Cic- co, John I. H. Downes; MT and Mrs Rosario Giamo, Mir and Mrs George H, Del urella, Mrs Alfred Hammer Professor George l.. Hendrickson. Professor Angelo Lipari Mrs George H. McLanahnn, MT and Mrs U. E. Raschella, Mrs R. R. Parish, MT and Mrs Santella, MT J. E. sar- gent, Miss Laura Sargent. MISS LOT etta Verdi, MT and Mrs Joseph Johnson and pr William F. Verdi.
 Miss Sophie Laguna of this city was an attendant at the wedding of Miss Henrietta Mae Siwanowicz. daughter of MT and Mrs Victor Si.. wanowicz of Naugatuck and Paul Rice of New York City which took place Monday morning at 9 o'clock at St Hedwig's church in Nauga- tuck.
 A special meeting of the Beth El slsterhood was held yesterday aft ernoon in the vestry rooms with Mrs Saul Rhodes presiding. Mrs Harry Brown, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the following slate of officers for the coming year: President, Mrs Arthur Hertzmark; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs Frank Meyers; 2nd vice. president, Mrs Louis Greenblatt: financial secretary, Mrs David Simonson; recording secretary, Mrs Harry Lindenberg; and treas. urer, Mrs Isadore 6tohl. The final meeting of the Sisterhood will be held on June 17 in the form of q luncheon. Mrs Edward Goldberg Is | in charge, assisted by Mrs Harry, Brown, Mrs Morris Kosersky. Mrs Dora Vineburg, Mrs Sarah Frank, Mrs Mendel Kross, and Mrs Paul Kampner. Mrs Frank Meyer, chair man of the month of May, submit ted her monthly report. The Connecticut Federation of l Bird and Nature clubs will hold It's 18th annual meeting at Hubbard park, Meriden, Saturday. The
 meeting will open at II o'clock after which there will be a bifd walk under the direction of Miss Lucy O. Hunt of the Hartford Bird Study club and Lester Smith of the
 Babson park sanctuary: q flower walk in charge of Arthur K. Blew
 it of the Waterbury Naturalists' | club and Frederick w. Kilbourne of the Meriden Nature club: Q tree walk in charge of Alfred Wheeler of the Meriden Nature club and Russell Lund of the Hartford Bird Study club. A basket lunch will be
 served at Beehive spring at l
 O clock and at 2 o'clock there will
 be a dedication of George Wash- ington memorial trees by the Con- necticut Federation of Bird and
 Nature clubs with two minute ded-
 icatory remarks by members of each club planting a tree. The speakers for the afternoon will be
 Dr E. W. Butterfeld, commissioners
 of education and Thomas H. Beck.
 editorial director of Golfers and
 chairman of the state fish and
 game commission. Following the
 dedication exercises covey of
 quail and pheasants will be liber-
 ated by the state Ash and gamc { commission. The day will close with ,business meeting of the
 clubs.
 santa Maria Circle. Daughters
 of Isabella will hold it's semi- monthly meeting this evening at
 Hibernian hall at 3 o'clock. All
 members are urged to attend.