The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-06
EUening Glasses GiUe
 Second Peyforn,ance


 Crosby high school gave their sec- ond performance of "L' 'Avaro Bur- lato" (the Derided Misery, Sunday afternoon, before a capacity audi ence at the Waterbury Business and Professional Women's club. The play was under the direction of Miss Teresa Ferrone who also directed it's first showing at Crosby high school. A very appropriate musical program, which consisted of excerpts from the worlds most famous operas, was given by Michael Ferrone, pianist and Hen ry Ferrone, saxophonist. Joseph Di Leo. manager, capably assisted by Raffaele Longo and Michael Ca puto, worked out very exquisite stage setting for the occasion. The members in the cast were: Don Gregorio. miser, Carmine Albino; Albina, his daughter, Anna Saler- no: Ernesto, her lover, William Calabro; Colombina. miser's ser want, Concetta Lavorgna: Stenter- clio, lover of Colombina, and Err restos jester, Louis Capobianco. The members in the class chorus: Frank Annulli, Caroline Calabro, Lena 'Calabro, Michael Caputo, Carmela D'Ambrosi, Josephine D'Ambrosi, Dominic Davino, Sally DeLillo, Anthony DiAngclo, Con- cetta Giusto, Marie Glasberfi An toinette Guarino, Nancy Leone, Maria Mecca, Mary Minervino, Grace Serge.
 Mrs D. T. Harrington, Jr, of Columbia Boulevard entertained the members of her bridge club at a bridge and luncheon at Waverly Inn yesterday afternoon.
 Pauline Francis, daughter of MT and Mrs Jacob Francis of Bald win street was honor guest at party given at her home Saturday afternoon in celebration of her 9th birthday. Spring flowers were used in decoration, and a large birthday cake formed an attrac- tive centerpiece. Those attending were Misses Shirley Robinson, Betty Elliott, Shirley Bates, Hazel Bates, Estelle Miller, Ruth Cali nat, Marjorie Griffin, Marjorie Griffin, Marjorie Tales and Mari lee Francis.
 Rabbi Aaron H. Leskowitz, Mrs Samuel A. Chase of Crescent street, Mrs Meyer B. Erlanger of Calumet street and MT and Mrs Adolph Kaufman of Cables avenue represented the congregation of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel at the conference of the North East Rh. gious Union, held yesterday after noon at the Hotel Bond in Hart ford. Representatives from the re- former congregations of Sisterhood and Brotherhoods from Bridgeport, Hartford, Waterbury and New Haven were present. The principal speaker was Roger w. Strauss of New York. chairman of the North East Religious Union.
 Miss Julia Gerardi, who is to be married April 9, was rendered a bridge party by Mrs Daniel Ger ardi. Those in attendance were Misses Louise Gemino, Josephine Gemino of New Haven, Anna Nu- tile of New Haven, Annette Rinaldi, Rose Di Pietro, Phyliss Crafa Clara Flammia, Mrs Alphonse Fer raro, Ann Aldorsiio, Alice Rizzolo, Julia Gerardi, Mrs Ewin Shepard, Mrs Alexander Marra of Hartford, Mrs William Gerardi Mrs Carl Ge- mino, Gertrude Gerardi, Adeline Rizzolo, Mrs Frederick Gemino, A. Garardi, Lillian Crafa, Angela Ger ardi and Mrs Daniel Gerardi.
 About forty tables were in play at the card party given last evening by St Lucy's parish for the benefit of the basketball team. A large delegation of parishioners from Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish with Rev Michael Lynch.
 The official visitation by Right Henry K. Plumb, rep uty of the third Masonic district, takes place tonight during the meeting of Euclid lodge.