The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-05
LHCHFIELD
WORTH LEAGUE OFFERS PROGRAM
Members to Present Jap- anese Sketch at Method
 ist Church Sunday
COrEuspOn0cnts Neliio 0. Fair.
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league will present e Japanese program at the Litchfieid Metho- dist church Sunday evening at o'clock. The program consists of a solo, "Beautifui Japan" by Russell giddall; e topic Facts of Japan" by George 0iidersIeeve and an impersonation by Miss Winifred Wadhama. Refreshments win be served by q committee of which Ruth Bates is chairman.
 Tuesday evening, April ., the league will present "Mr BOb", at the Bantam town hall. The cast is as follows: Miss RebeccG Luke, Winifred Wadhams; Jenkins, Miss Luke's butler, Waidemar Her. menau; Patty, Miss Luke'S maid, Helen Place: Marion Bryant, Kitts friend, Dorothy Barnard: Rather. inc Rogers, Miss Luke's niece, Mu. riel Farrand; Philip Royson, Miss Luke's nephew, Grant Maugher; Robert Brown, law clerk, George Gildersleeve. Leonard Hutchinson Is coaching the players.
 Miss Dorothy vandefwater en. tertained number of her friends at a card party Tuesday evening. Those attending were: Khalcah and valdee Anson, Russell Siddall, Herman schuster, Beatrice Par cells, Eva Moore, Mir and Mrs Raymond Whitehill, Richard Bates, Francis Gallagher, and Kenneth Roberts. Miss Parcells and Mir Roberts won prizes.
 Society Chatter
 Miss Betty Rogers is spending a week with her aunt Mrs Tom Con. roy of West street.
 Mrs William Harbert is critically i'll at her home on West street.
 Mrs Seth Pratt returned to her home on West street yesterday af- ter visiting relatives in Waterbury.
 MT and Mrs Lawrence Reed are expected to return to their Litch. field home on South street some time this week.
 Patrick Driscoll, Mir and Mrs Kenneth Driscoll, have returned from 6 short visit in New York city.
 The Litchneld high school seniors are still in hopes that their class trip to Washington, D. G., will materialize. Mrs Ernest Goodwin of Litchfield and Mrs Mitchell Beach have held carl parties this past week which have helped the seniors considerably.
 The grammar school presented their play Plantation Minstrels" to a large and appreciative audi ence last night at the Center school. The prize cake, offered by Mrs Birk was presented by Wilbur Coffill to the couple who received the most applause in the cake walk. The winning pair were Aunt billy and Uncle Toby played by Jane Brennan and Julia Macejka.
 Dancing followed the play, mu- sic being furnished by the Blue Knights.
 Court News
 There are 23 new cases re- turned to the LItchfield county su- perior court this week of which eight are actions for divorce. Among the cases are:
 Naomi Fowler vs William C.e- ments Fowler, Judge John S. Ad. dis of New Milford for plaintiff.
 Christian W. Schweizer vs Mar garet N. Schweiser, Attorney J. J. Casale of Torrington for plain tiff.
 Ruth Malmatier Squires ys Har- vey Squires, J. c. Roraback of Canaan for the plaintiff.
 Elizabeth Bartlett Miller ys Har- ry G. Miller, J. c. Roraback fer the plaintiff.
 Barbara A. Randall vs Ezra D. Randall, T.. L. Carmody for tho plaintiff.
 Emma Ulecchi vs Lewis Lecchi, Roraback & Roraback of Torring- ton for the plaintiff.
 Mary c. II. Davis vs Bronson Davis, Hubbard and Cramer of Torrington for plaintiff.
 John Donegan vs Catherine Mitchell Donegan, Harry Ossed of Torrington for plaintiff.