The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-12
TORRINGTON COrrespOndcnt-JThOmas Carr Phone TorrlngtOn 6445
RECITAL PLANNED
 BY ALUMNAE UNIT
Holy Cross Musical Clubs Secured for Sacred
 Heart Hall April 25

The musical clubs of Holy Cross college will appear in a concert re- cital in Sacred Heart hall Thurs day evening, April 25, under the auspices of the Torrington chapter of Mount St Joseph alumnae. It IS hoped that the first appearance of the musical clubs in Litchfield county will meet with as an enthu- eiastic reception by TorrinGton music lovers as in other cities in the state.
 Holy Cross has always taken pride in the fine musical organiza- tion of it's students, and the note worthy reputation for general ex- cellence which the musical clubs have established. The college boasts of the fact that it is the only eastern institution which sponsors a symphonic philhar- monic orchestra on tour. The or- chestra for many years has accom- panied the Glee club on it's con- cert tours through the east. Dancing will follow the concert, music being provided by the 30 piece orchestra of the college "The Purple Crusaders.
 Members of the chapter are Mrs c. W. Adamson and Mrs ID. H. Burns of Litchfield; Mrs T. M. Burns, Miss Julia Carroll, Mrs Ed mund Dwan, Miss Eileen Fitzger- ald, Mrs James Gilson, Miss Anna Lacey, Miss Anna Kelley, Miss Catherine Kelley, Miss Vera Pequi- gnot, Miss Claire Peterick, Miss Veronica Maine, Mrs Gertrude Ty- nan, Mrs Raymond Wilcox and Mrs Thomas Danaher of Torring- ton; Mrs John Cox of Terryville; Miss Margaret Donovan of Thom- aston; Miss Marguerite Collins, Mrs l.. Primrose and Miss Julia Garrity of Winsted; and Mrs Will liam c. Hogan of Harwinton.
 Leaves Hospital
 Mrs Bronislava Alicky of Union street, who was injured in the au- tomobile acident at Seymour ir which her sister, Mrs Stefanie KoZ- lowski, was killed, has been dis charged from Griffin hospital al Derby, where she was taken i'm mediately following the acident.
 Her daughter, Florence, who has a badly injured knee and Mrs Yer onica Rembish and Mrs Rose Yuk. novicz, are still in the hospital but their condition is reported as stead fly improving, though their injuries are extremely painful.
 Funeral services for Mrs KoZ- < lowslki were held from her late home, 40 Red Mount avenue, this morning at and at St Mary's church at 9. Burial was in the family plot in the old St Francis cemetery.
 New Club Formed
 A History and Political club was organized at the Torrington high school Wednesday afternoon at d meeting attended by about 60 stud- ents. Officers were elected as fol- lows:
 President, Paul Sherlock; vice president, Elaine Samuelson; treas urer. Alice English; corresponding secretary, Martha Ganem; record ing secretary, Kenny Belli.
 The club, under the leadership of James A. Smith and Harold F. Rich, history instructors at the local school, plans to discuss pres ent day problems and visit places of historic interest.
 In Washington
 A group of Torrington people Including MT and Mrs Chester Pro- vost, Miss Yvonne Greningway, MT and Mrs w. E. Stanton, John Christensen and A. J. Signorelli left yesterday morning for Wash ington. D. c. They will return home Sunday evening.
 Concert Last Night
 A large and very appreciative audience attended the concert giv- en by the Torrington high school orchestra at the school auditorium yesterday evening. Norman L. Cloutier. director of the Merry Madcaps over radio station WTIC, directed the orchestra during part of the performance.
 Shower for Miss Robinson
 Miss Elizabeth Robinson, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs +. c. Robinson of Roxbury, was guest of honor al a kitchen shower given Wednesday evening by Mrs Norman Wentz, Miss Frieda Ritcey and Mrs c. Fl. Larson at Mrs Larson's home, $50 New Litchfieid street.
 Cards were enjoyed and q deli ci0us luncheon was served. Miss Robinson received many gifts.
 Miss Robinson, q dietitian at the Hungerford hospital, will become fhe bride of John Allison at Rox- bury, April 27.