The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
Children,S Play To Be Presentation Of
 Bunker HiU Group

At q meeting held last night at Bunker Hill school of the Bunker Hill Parent-Tcnc9ers' Association, ,. which Mrs Warren F. Robbins ia president, plans were started for the next childrenB play in q series being pr tented under the auspices of thls association. Mrs R. c. Fish CT was appointed general chairman of arrangements, and Mrs Edward F, Bradley was appointed to take charge of publicity. Tho next play in this highly entertaining and ar. tistio series will be tho favOrite of all children. "The Sleeping Beauty" and will be presented Saturday. January 2S, at the Waterbury Wo- mems Club. Proceeds from the per form lnce will go towards relief work In this city. Already tho as- sociation has donated sf00 to the milk fund from the proceeds of the ehlidren's plays.
 The Henry Chase Parent -Teach- CTS association announce that due to much sickness in the commun. ity the regular meeting scheduled for January Q will be omitted. There will be Parent Education meeting of the association January 2bth at the school. This will he followed by q meeting of tho ex- ecutive board.
 The annual meeting of St Mary's Hospital Aid society will take place Monday afternoon, January 9, at 3.30. Election of officers will be held and reports of the year read. officers and directors officers, directors and members are requested to attend the meet- Ing.
 Catharine A, Ryan of North Main street Is Ill at home with tho grippe.
 Mir and Mrs c. J. Hebert and daughter Mildred of Willow street have returned after spending sev. ernl days as the guests of MT and Mrs Kenneth B. smith Of Pitcher, N. r., Mrs Smith is tho former Barbara Hebert.
 Hudson Whitright has returned to New York after spending the holidays with hls mother, Mrs $. l., Whltrlght of Grove street.
 Miss Jean Thayer of this city Is registered at the Barbi2on Plaza hotel In New York city for few days.
 Rev P, J. Conaty, o.P., who has been spending the holidays at the home of his parents, Mir md Mrs John J. Conaty of Manor avenue has returned to Washington, D. C.
 Miss Frances Barry of Hartford IA confined to her home on WILLOW street with an attack Of grip.
 Members of the Ever Ready Circle and friends met at' the nome of Mir md Mrs William Webster of Terrace avenue this week. Ihose attending were Mir and Mrs Abra. hnm Mott. MT and Mrs Elbert Goodneough, Mrs Charles Greene, Mrs Louis Granger. Mrs George Hubbell, Mrs Caroline Hunt, Mrs William Lowe, Mrs A. IT. Lane, Mrs r. D. Lewis, Mrs Emma Shove, Mrs A. J. smith, Mrs c. Scovillee, Miss K. stewart, Mrs Fred Tyrell' Mrs Margaret Meyer. X
 A subscription dance will be given tonight at tho Middlebury Town Hall under the sponsorshlp of Mir and Mrs Donald s. Tuttle, MT and Mrs Frederic R. Kellogg, MT and Mrs Frank M. Miller
 Mrs Felix Rodeck will be in- stalled as royal matron and Layton A, Rose as royal patron nt the in- stallatlon ceremonies Of Evergreeh court. order of the Amaranth this evening nt Masonic Temple. The ceremonies will follow the regular meeting of tho court. Tho install latibn will be held In tho com mnndery rooms md will bo semi- public, Tho installing officers in- atallIng officers include John F. Gresswell, junior past royal patron, assisted by Mrs W. Chester Bray, junior pnst royal matron, as mar shai, Alfred Hensel, past royal pa tron, as aid to marshall W. Ches- ter Bray, grand associate patron as prelate, honored lady, Mrs William Russell, as musician, honored lady, Mrs Clarence Brown as soloist Honored lady, Mabel c. Hnlfnger of New Haven, grand royal matron will act as the uncrowning and crowninR matron. It Is expected that visitors will he present from several other courts throughout tho state.