The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-25
Holy Cross Glee Club
 VIII Present Concert

A concert and dance to be given by the musical clubs of Holy Cross college will be sponsored by the Ladies' Guild of Saint Justin's church of Hartford on Wednesday evening, April 4, in the auditorium of the Weaver high school in Hart ford 1t was decided at the regular meeting of the guild on Tuesday evening, January 9.
 The clubs will present program of selections by the combined glee club of about 40 voices and the philharmonic orchestra of 45 pieces under the leadership of Professor J. Edward Bouvier. Soloists and other novelty numbers will be fea- tured on the program. The concert will be followed by dancing for which the Purple Crusaders" a college ten piece dance orchestra will furnish music. Many local peo- pie will attend the concert.
 A suprise shower was given re- gently by Mrs Teresa Bellofato, in honor of her daughter, Mary, who is to be married soon. There was Q very large attendance, and the bride-to-be received many beauti- full gifts. A big luncheon was served. Games, dancing and mu- sic were enjoyed by the guests. Those attending were: Rose Cham pi, Loretta Marciano, Rose and Mary Crisafullc, Mildred De Rose. Mae Cciarretto, Anna and Joseph ire Taglia, Florence Flamigghetti Carmela Iorio, Concetta Biondi, Grace Iorio, Palma Salernia, Maria Salerna, Angeline Fair, Josephine Stango, Antoinette Cucienlelli Vic toria Autora, Ray Angelo, Mary Autora, Anna Fasano, Rose Yaco- vino, Philomena Fasano, Carmela Petricone. Clara Fasano Nellie Fasano, Lucy De Santo, Rose Le- one, Adeline Parlaprano, Heller Fasano, Anita Lamparelli of Naug. atuck, Carmella Fasano, Margaret Mageluzzo, Rose Mageluzzo, Rose Place, Carmella Santoli, Carmels and Victoria Autore, Jane Davino Rose De Luca, Anna Ciarlelli, Biz Ciarlelli, Martha Margaiu, Mir Frank Place, Mrs Ambrose Maggi Kal Fisher, Mrs c. Place. Sylvi; Parzelli, Mamie Capozz;, Mar! Rose Gizzi, Rose Brucato, Ros Fuoco, Mrs F. Fuoco, Mrs Ida For ina, Rose Forina, Josephine Cris tafulle, Man DiAngelo, Pel Di An gelo, Pauline Brucato, Connie Rus so, Fannie Jamele, Lena Salerno Carmelina Brucato, Catherine Mas trianna, Doris Salerno, Josephine Salerno, Molina Turzo, Fury M Davino, Mae Davino, Marie In raimo, and Mrs Teresa Bellofata.
 The evening department of the Second Congregational church pre- scented seven acts of vaudeville in Davenport hall Tuesday evening The program included a piano se- lection by Miss Helen Harlamen a dancing number by Misses Doris Brown and Barbara Eusey; a vio- lin solo by Miss Ruth Morgan; dancing by Misses Lois Gibbs Lois Pulver and Jane keleher; vo- cal solo by Mrs Bartlett; read ing by Miss Doris Swanson. The feature of the evening was a one act play, "Pat's Matrimonial Ad- venture" with the following taking part, Mrs Edson Granger, Mrs Walter Robison and Mrs Charles Sumpf. The ushcrs were Misses Margaret Mackie and Arville Bug den and Mrs W. o. Butler and Miss Lila Wilbur were members of the ticket committed.
 The l.. A. L. sorority held it's reg ular meeting at the home of the secretary, Miss Louise Marchiani. After the business session, bridge was played, Misse Eva Dichelc, Lena Rinaldi and France Cleto being high scorers. Those who atetnded were: Misses Mary Ca- pristo, Frances Cleteo, Eva Dichele, Ann Maiorano, Helen and Doro- thy Masone, Lena Rinaldi. Mary Salctio, Mary Scalo. Marie Scalzo- and Misses Dorothy and Helen Masone.
 The Concordia Singing society will give their 6Sth annual mas uucrade and fancy dress ball to- morrow evening at Buckingham hall. This years ball will be car ried out in the same elaborate manner of other years. The com mittee in charge has been mak- ing numerous plans for the affair which promises to be one of the biggest social events of the sea- son. Three cash prizes will be awarded for the three best groups Run nr Y,hnra narSnnc