The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-26
wATERvILLE
FORESTERS TO
 PRESENT SHOW
Will Be Given Next Week Good Basketball
 Game Tonight

Two and half hours of unusual comedy is promised those local people who will see "Henry's We'd ding" at Goodwill hall on Thursday and Friday, February End and 3rd. The play is being sponsored by Pride of Welch Circle, Compan- ions of the Forest, and is under the personal direction of Miss Davis of the Universal Produc- ing company.
 Many amusing situations devel- ops as Jack Macey endeavors to prevent the marriage of his fifty five year old bachelor uncle to the twice-widowed Samantha Green. Failure of Jack to do so will re- suit in the loss of a bequest of $100,OOO which has been left by his grandfather, providing Jack Is mar ried before his twenty-fifth birth day and Uncle Henry is still Q bachelor at that time. The action takes place on Jacks wedding day. The day previous to his twenty fifth birthday, and everything has been going smoothly until Uncle Henry Interrupts hte pre-nuptial celebration with the bomb-shell announcement that he and Saman- tha plan to turn the ceremony into double wedding. Then things be- gin to happen.
 Miss Davis is coaching a cast of fifteen principals and nearly q hun dred others and is rehearsing them each evening at Goodwill hall. The main cast contains the names of some of the best-known local anna teurs and in the other groups are scores of Waterville's best known citizens, posing as Beaus and Bells of the '90's, Brethern and Sisterns of the Mystic Shrine and other im- portant roles.
 Basketball
 Basketball fans are awaiting with keen anticipation the contest to be played this evening at Sprague school gymnasium between Johnny Moore's Crescents and Jim Galvin's Reporters. The Moore men will include in their lineup: George Lachance, Fred Beebe, Charles Lachance, George Board man, John Calvin and George o'Rourke, while such we'll known celebrities as Johnny Cluney. and Spider" Martin are included in the scribes line-up. Dancing will follow the contest which is sched- uled for 8:30 D. m. A good pre- liminaW match vii be played an hour earlier.
 Card Party Postponed
 The card party of the Waterviile Parent-Toacher Association which was originally scheduled for this evening at Sprague school gymna- qifff1n han hnnn nAot nAnnA tn n la ter date which will be announced later. When the date was set 1t was not understood that permission to stage 0 basket. ball game had al- ready been granted another or- ganization for the evening. It was then planned to conduct the card party at the same place tomorrow evening, but this has now been found inadvisable.
 Successful Supper A large and appreciative crowd enjoyed the annual St. Pauls Day slipper at St. Paul's parish house on Manville street last night. Cold meats, salads, rolls. dessert and coffee were abundantly served to all who attended. The supper was given by tho Parish Society of tho church.
 All members of the Fairmount Community club are reminded of the special meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening at the home of MT. Frederick LeF'evre of Corn wall avenue. The big event of the evening will be social pinochle tounnament to which any pinochle players in Waterville are cordially invited.
 Bitz Funeral
 Private funeral services for the late August Bitz were conducted at tho Stewart funeral home, on West Main street this afternoon. The officiating clergyman was Rev. Martin Lorenz, pastor of tho First Lutheran church. MT. Bitz, who died at the home of his brother, Albert at 1920. Thomaston avenue. came to Waterville about 0 year ago. He had been Q resident of the city for many years. A native Of Wertenberg, Germany, fe came to this country as Q young man. He was a member of Uhland Stamm, United Order of Red Men.