The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-09
LARGE AUDIENCE
 HEARD CLEE CLUB
College of St Elizabeth Glee Club Concert Was
 Unique Event

this city was an outstanding, event. They presented a concert at the Waterbury Women's club last night under the auspices of tho Water bury chapter of the college. The
 hall was filled and the singers were enthusiastically received by the audience. Frederic Joslyn was the director apd Miss Beatrice Pieri- miro, who is president of the gleo club, was accompanist. The girls wore their college caps and gowns and presented an im- presive picture arranged in four graded rows on the stage. Chrysan- themums and palms banked the stage and the glee club banner hung over the back stage drop. As the curtain was drawn back the club sang the college Alma Mater" which they also sang at the close
 of the program.
 The choral unit sang four groups of a varied nature,l opening with
 Dark Eyes," a Russian folksong, arranged by Treharne, Dawn by Curran, "Lullabye" by Scott, and
 The Sleigh" Two numbers Ga
 capella) opened their next group, the first Ave Maria" by Mir Joslyn.
 the director, and Peter Piper" by Bridge. Garry Me Long," "Danza,
 Danza" and "Gloria' by Peccia concluded the first half of the pro- gram.
 Other numbers that were espe- cially we'll rendered by the club were "Shortnin' Bread" a familiar number by Wolfe, The Keel Row" lScotch air) arranged by Fletcher, Sympathy" from "The Firefly'' and the concluding "Pilgrim's Chorus" from Wagner's Tam
 hauser." The last named was sung
 with style and accuracy, the two piano accompaniment adding to its effectiveness. The other group | songs were "Twenty-Eighteen" an
 English folksong arranged by Tay- Tor, Stars of the Summer Night"
 Butterfly" By the Bend of the
 River" and Down by the Sally Gardens" Irish air. A very pleas- ing style was evidenced in the work of the glee club; they showed care- full direction singing with precision and nice quality, the parts blend ing harmoniously.
 Two piano duos were played by
 Miss Beatrice Pietriniro and Miss Kathleen Quinn. They were Valse op 15, No. 2 by Arensky, and
 "Rigaudon" by Mcdowell. Both numbers were ably executed, the girls playing a "Jazz Study" for an encore.
 Mir Joslyn, director, sang two solo numbers, Handeps Care Salve" and "I Love Life" by Mana
 Yucca. His voice is a very rich
 baritone and both his songs and an encore were done with finish. Following the concert there was dancing with music by Jack Fftz- gerald's band. The St Elizabeth glee club is one of the few women's organizations of this kind to go on tour, and was unique event in this city, and perhaps the first visit and performance in this city of a
 club of this nature. They broadcast about twice each year and give sev-
 eral concerts in the neighborhood of New York. One of their con- , certs this season will include one at the Wanamaker auditorium in
 NewsYork city.
 The glee club members follow:
 Eleanor Butler, Therese Brennan,
 Marie Bowden, Marion Blind, Theresa Blass, Claire Cannon, An nette Carmina, Jane Coburh, Do- lores Conger, Victoria Coy1e, Han nah Chelius, Alice Dolan, Mary De- laney. Myrtle Dwyer, Marie Davie, Dorothy Davis, Nancy Delaney. Letitia Duffy, Muriel Dawson, Eloise Eichler, Gertrude Farrell, Catherine Felice, Marion Flanagan, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Frances Cor ham, Dorothy Grey, Dorothy Halli- gan. Jane Hathaway, Pauline Hanschitz, Ruth Hess, Mary Hooks, Betty Houlihan, Marguerite Imhoff, Regina Kelly, Jane Kennedy, Marianne Kinsey. Muriel Lally, Claire Lawlor, Virginia Leahy, Rita Lenihan, Margaret Leslie, Helen Lyons. Mary Mcguire, Mary Meseck, Evelyn Munoz. Jane Mur- ray, Mary McDougal, Isabella Me- Carthy, Rita McCann. Mary Nc Donald, Marguerite Negus, Muriel O'Brien, Enes Pernetti, Alice Pur- cell. Kathleen Quinn. Eleanor Rossbach, Virginia Sullivan, Adele Salmon, Eileen Sullivan, Gertrude Schnell, Jeanne Torrilhon, Mar guerite VanDam, Claire Waldron. Elizabeth White, Marjorie White, Ora West, Marie Weakland, Louise Woodruff, Monica Werthman, Mar garet Ward.