The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
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Original Play Feature OF Madison Program Tonight

"The Arrival of the Settlers, About I641";; scene l, Indian squaw Eleanor Pendleton; Indian maiden Barbara Hatch; Uncas, Henry Schlosser; Indian brave, Robert Thompson; Indian boys, Michael and Seymour Page; runner. Mar shall Wilcox: scene 2. MT. Whit field, William Berger: MT. Leete Samuel Anderson; MT. Higginson Howard Field; Mrs. Whitfield Charlotte Evarts; Mrs. Higginson Carol Chalker; young colonists Sherwood Berger and Bob May; scene 3, the above cast combined.
 Episode II: Madison Two Hun. dred Years Ago." scene 1, Ebenez- CT Hungerford, William Miner; s u b m it Hdngerford, Georgia Scranton; Deliverance Hungerford Grace Edman; Joshua Hungerford Stanwood Roberts; Thankful Hun gerford, Ethel Rabricant; John Wadhams, Burton Page; Mehitable Wadhams, Mrs. Clara Pearson Ozias Cary, John King; Henry Olmstead, Marshall Wilcox.
 Episode III: Madison in the Revolutionary Days" Oliver, Will jam Scrantn; Stephen Henry Schlosser; Currier, Stan Roberts; first woman, Eleanor Pendleton; second woman, Barbara Hatch; soldiers, James Handy, Sherwood Berger, Robert Willard, Robert Thompson, James Schlagel, Robert May.
 Episode ": Madison in the Civil War-How Bushnell Built the Monitor and What it Did," Cornelius s. Bushnell, Roy Mc- Cam; Ericsson, P. c. M. Christen- sen; Gideon Welles, Samuel Ander- son; editor William Berger; Sperry, Howard Field; office boy, Robert May.
 The Hand school band under the direction of Edith Sampson, will furnish music at the beginning fo the play and between the acts. The Madison Girl Scouts will act as ushers and will present folk dances of the Revolutionary period. The local Boy Scouts will be on hand to assist wherever needed.
 The costumes are all true to the period they represent, many loan ed, are absolutely authentic. The rest are copies. Costumes are in charge of Bertha Coe, Mrs. Will jam K. Pendleton and Mrs. Harry Kelsey.
 Miss Catherine Manula was guest of honor at miscellaneous shower given recently by Miss Rose Forte at the Itam club rooms. The bride to be was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. A buffet lunch was served later in the evening. Those attending were Misses Rose Forte, Mary Forte, Zelma Bergantino, Mary Bergantino, Eva Cappelletti, Josephine Camecte, Martha Ian- nucci, Margaret Iannucci,- Eusie Iannucci, Zalinda Bergantino, Mar garet Bergantino, Angeline Vita relli, Ange1ine Carella, Amelia Del Giazo, Mary Aneln, Teresa Tome, Palma Forte, Jennie Papa, Laura Martone. Rita Damiano, Helen Reilly, Angeline Perratti, Lena Mezzanotte, Anna Iuradura. Mrs. M. Bergantino, Mrs. P. Forte, Mrs. M. Martone, Mrs. M. Verte- relli. Mrs. M. Perrotti, Mrs. James Tome, Mrs. N. Testa, Mrs. T. Carielli, Mrs. R. Davino, Mrs. M. Clemento, Mrs. M. Somtagnida, Mrs. M. Papa, rs. R. Valerie, Mrs. J. Damico, Mrs. R. Rubino, Mrs. A. Palomba, Mrs. l.. Dantino, Mrs. R. Anelli, Mrs. A. Manula, Mrs. M. Cappeletti, Mrs. c. Car penter and Mrs. M. Damico.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward McGrath of Bunker Hill avenue are enter taing their niece, Miss Anne Byrne of Detroit.
 Miss Dorothy Squires of East Main street is spending a vaca- tion at Pond point.