The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-17
Local Music Groups To Be Represented
 At Spring Meeting

Many local members of the State Federation of Music clubs plan to attend the spring meeting to be held in Danbury on Friday at the St. James parish house. The pro- gram for the day includes commit tee reports, presidents's report and roll call of senior clubs in the morning. Luncheon at noon will be served at the parish. house.
 A musical program will be giv- en in the afternoon followed by the annual banquet at the Hotel Green at o'clock. The Past Presidents frolic at 10:30 will fol- low Q concert in the evening.
 Among those planning to attend from this city are: Mrs Edwin S. Jones, Mrs Louis Stocking, Mrs Herbert Taylor, Mrs Frederick Nuhn, Miss Ethel Ziglatzski, Mrs Robert Birt, Mrs J. w, Beecher, Clifford Hotchkiss, Mrs J. w. Beecher, Mrs Charles Cornell, Miss Mae Babin, Miss Florence Cassidy, Miss Bernice Harper and also members of, the chorus of the Mat tatuck Musical Art society and members of the choirs~ of the inn maculate Conception choir and the MetnOQlSC Cnurcn.
 On Saturday Junior day will be held under the direction of Mrs Frederick Fish, state junior chair man. She has planned an interest ing program in which many Bridge port junior musicians will take part.
 The Shakespeare Players of the Cnt1nrn Nf N. J., are presenting "A Midsum- mer Nights Dream" Saturday af- ternoon, May 20, in the Shake speare garden of the college grounds. The play will be repeat ed Tuesday evening, May 23rd. The players will be assisted by the St. Elizabeth Glee club of which Miss Nancy Delaney and Miss E. Rita McCann of this city are members.
 Miss Doris Jacaruso of Wash ington avenue and Miss Grace Garren of Hartford left today for Philadelphia, where they will spend the remainder of the week as guests of MT and Mrs Edward Holdworth, formerly of this city.
 Mrs Edward Babin of Fairlawn avenue entertained yesterday af- ternoon in honor of her birthday. Cards were enjoyed, two tables were in play. Mrs Seth Frederick son and Mrs Robert Babin were awarded the prizes for high score.
 Later in the afternoon a de- licious chicken dinner was served on a prettily decorated table. Al large birthday cake set in 8 ring of cut flowers occupied the center of the table. Mrs Babin was the recipient of many beautiful gifts from the guests attending who were: Mrs George Walters, Mrs William Babin, Mrs Frank Weis, Mrs William Therrault, Mrs Ed ward Zitzman, Mrs William Foley, Mrs Seth Frederickson, Mrs Robert Babin, Mrs Warren Hitchcock and Mrs Howard Simons.
 Mrs Lauren B. Seeley of New Haven is chairman of, the ladies' committee of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, which is enjoying an all-day gathering to be held today in the New Haven Country club. From 9-10 there was registration, with golf and a trip to | the Children's Community Center following. Luncheon was served in the New Haven Country club, fol- lowed by a trip around the univer- sity and tea in the Faculty club. | Dinner will be served in the New Haven Country club, with the we'll l known inventor, Hiram Percy Max | i'm of Hartford as toastmaster.
 Assisting Mrs Seeley with the l arrangements are Mrs George E. 1 Hulse, Mrs Roy l.. ParseH and Mrs 1 Herbert R. Polleys of this city; Mrs w. B. Beaney of New London, Mrs E. P. Bullard of Bridgeport | Mrs F. o. HoagIand of Hartford l and Mrs W. P. Purinton of Water bury.
 The annual card party under the auspices of the Waterbury | Council of Catholic Women for the ! benefit of the Diocesan Bureau of | Social service will take place to- morrow night at the Waterbury Catholic High school auditorium, card playing to begin at o'clock. Miss Kathryn Hayes. president of the W. G. c. w. IS general chair man of the affair and directors and members representing the diff ferent parishes of the city constitute the committee on arrangements. Prizes for individual tables and a grand prize of a banquet cloth will be awarded. Refreshments will be served following cards.
 The Soliat club will hold a semi formal dinner dance at Pavilion Royal, New Haven on Saturday night, May goth. The committee in charge of arrangements includes Misses Mitzie Drill, Esther Wolk, and Edith Baron.