The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-31
Council Card Party
 Proves Big Success
Many Attend Benefit at Mrs James Hanning's Home
 Prize Winners Announced
WATERFOWL

Mrs James Planning of Highland avenue was hostess at a card party at her home last evening for the benefit of the local branch of the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women.
 Those who attended were Mrs Mary Flynn, Mrs Frank Campbell, Mrs Harold Cleary, Mrs Harry Bronson, Mrs Catherine Burns, Mrs Mary Grenier, Mrs oscar Jarlett, Mrs D. J. Murphy, Mrs John Shields, Mrs John Hollerans Miss Veronica Holleran, Mrs Daniel Sul-. livan, Miss Alice Sullivan, Mrs Margaret Barry, Miss Margaret Kane, Miss Mary Loughlin, Mrs Thomas Georghegan, Mrs John Walton, Miss Agnes flaming, Miss Minnie Tanning, Mrs T. Seltinrich, Mrs M. McFadden, Mrs Russell Hard, Miss Julia Whelan, Leo Legender, Mary Canfield, Jane Me- Gowan, Mrs B. Bellmore, Mrs Ro- meo Dayeliy, Mrs Joseph Daveluy, M. l.. Greenwood, Mrs George Be- bee, Miss Lucy Cowap. Miss M. o. Erien, Miss Mary Dwyer, T. J. Brown, Miss Adelaide Maillard, Miss Mary Lou Lawlor. Miss Mary WuelHH, Mi56 hdtubEAHc 0dtchSOdt, Miss Dorothy Murphy, Miss Agnes Anglovitch, Miss Alice Beach, Mrs Sarah 0'Neill, Miss Agnes Cos Cosgrove, Mrs John Purdy, Miss Elizabeth Kielty and Miss Edward Klelty.
 Prizes were awarded at each table and refreshments were serv-. ed.
 Those winning prizes were Mrs Harry Bronson, Miss Veronica Ho1- leran Miss Agnes flaming, Miss Mary Garfield, Mrs B. Bellmore, Mrs Margaret Barry. Miss Mary Dwyer, Miss Adelaide Maillard, Miss Agnes Angloyitch, Mrs John Purdy and Mrs Edward Kielty.
 Meeting Tonight
 The women of St. Jonn's parish will meet at 8 o'clock this evening in St. Johns school hal to make plans for a fashion bridge to be held in the high school auditorium Monday evening, Feb. 12.
 Plays To Be Given
 The Watertown high schoo! thespians representing the junior and senior classes of the high school and the Masquers will pre- sent three plays in the high school gym. The first two plays are the result of a challenge by the junior class to the senior class for a one- act play competition involving a no royalty play. The juniors will present the comedy Educating Mary" The cast of characters are: MT Jones, John Flynn; Jerry Rand. .,1 To Art Hickeox; Johnny, Karl Krantz; Edith Banks; Aunt Sally, Darlene Purvis; lilly and sister Frieda Goldstein and Helen Gotta.
 The senior class will present T Want a Divorce" This is a play which involves much character acting. The cast includes: Herman Vandergunder, John Kiesel; Aug ust ioudenspouter, Allen Lockton; Georga Burton, Wallace Grady; Ethel fhis wife), Ellaine Brown; Grety (Herman's daughter), Mari- lyn Ranslow; Emil (August's son), James Canfield; Sam Flippy, Els worth Mason; Tinsel Flippy, Eve lyn Wookey.
 The third play to be staged by the "Masquers" is entitled "Elope- ment." This play will be pre- sented while the judges are mak- ing their decision on the winner of the other plays.
 The cast includes: Mathews (butler), Waltre Weidemeir; Miss Wentworth, Barbara Russ ell; Madelyn Cher niece), Patricia Brown; Eric Hallam, Edwin Parkes.
 The senior play is under the di- rection of Miss Huntington. Miss Marjorie Turner is coaching the junior play while the third play is in charge of Miss Isabella Rowell. The proceeds will be distributed between the junior, senior and the athletic association.
 High Cagers Rest
 Following the first defeat of the year, the local high school basket ball team are taking things easy this week resting from the severe pounding" that they received in the last two games. Four of the team are recuperating from very severe colds while the fifth, Jasilu- mas, is confined ot his home with the grip. The rest which the team will enjoy this Friday night will be greatly appreciated by the whole squad. Thomaston will be busy