The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-11
Accomplishments Of Junior League Are
 NUmeYOMS

The activities of the Waterbury Junior league during the term of the present ofiicern have been ru- merous and their accomplishment have extended to various fieidB. The present slate of officers in- cludes: Mrs Mark l.. Sperry, Jr, | president; Mrs Walter Deacon, first vice president, Mrs Frederick R. Kellogg. second vice president; Miss Elise P. Gregg, secretary; and Miss Louise Driggs, treasurer. The | members of the board of directors are: Mrs Alan Curtiss. Mrs Fank- lin Bristol, Mrs Edson Hitchcock. Miss Rhoda Chatheld, Mrs How ard Coe, Mrs John s. Coe, Miss Anne Driggs, Mrs Merritt Hemin- way, Miss Helen Miner, Mrs Row. ley Phillips and Miss Betty Jane Price.
 The conduction Of a training course for provisionah members is one of the important undertakings | of the league. Complying with the economical conditions, n Salvage Shop has been established through which inexpensive clothing may be supplied for people living on small wage basis, the profit of tho shop being donated to the unem- | ployed. A hospital library is open two afternoons a. week and also volunteer workers are active at the baby welfare stations and the dispensaries. A fund has also been established for the milk fund for the unemployed. The Veterans hospital has also been visited weekly by the volunteer workers. Tn connection with the work of dramatic art an intense interest has been shown by the members and the Children's Theater group under the chairmanship of Miss Betty Price has produced plays with much success. Previous to the pro- duction of their recent play, "Allce in Wonderland" this group gave Q performance of The Steadfast Tin soldier"
 At the monthly meetings of the group an interesting and education al speaker addresses the group. The members of the Arts and In- terests committee have sponsored an art exhibition of local artists and another of these exhibits opens soon at the Mattatuck Mu- scum.
 Instead of sponsoring Q large
 
 has been given in the past the and Ten Fair" fin order to raise money to carry on their philan- thropic work. Garden tours have always been a favorite with the members and tho proceeds are donated to the local children at the New Haven Childrcn's Commit nifty Center.
 The Junior League conducts children's shop, women's ex' change, and the next to new shop and edits two issues, "The Watch Dog," the monthly bulletin and booklet with Mrs Roger Eliot Gay AS editor and the Junior League Magazine with Miss Louise Driggs as city editor.
 The committees and their chair men include: Miss Marion Hunt, arts and interests: Mrs Francis Phillips, baby welfare; Miss Betty Jane Price, chlldren's theater: Mrs Richard puffer, clinical: Miss Louise Driggs, city editor: Miss Ann Driggs, entertainment: Mrs Charles Hart, future policies: Mrs sherman Perry. gray ladies service: Miss Betty Price, homework and! emergency: Mrs Donald Grannis, hospitality: Mrs John A. Coe. Jr, hospital library; Mrs c. P. Goss. III, chiidren's shop: Mrs Donald Tut tie, milk fund: Miss Helen Miner. next to new shop; Mrs Y. R. Kel- iogg. placement bureau: Mrs Wal ter Deacon, provisional course: Mrs William Goss, publicity; Mrs Rowley Phillips, sustaining mem- bers, Mrs Sherwood Rowland, sur gical dressings; Mrs Robert Gay' watch dog; and Mrs Truman Cur ry, Watertown group.