The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
Girls Club Holds Annual FestiDaL

school was the scene yesterday of the annual folk dance festival of the Waterbury Girls club pre- yiously scheduled to be held at Hamilton park. Indictment weather l prevented the outdoor presentation of the affair.
 The festival this year took on | the form of a contest between the junior members of the classes in | the various centers conducted by | the Girls club. Three hundred girls representing the North End, South End, Washington Hill, Brooklyn, West Side Hill and Leavenworth house centers. The small girls, five, six and seven years old, from all centers, sang and danced the Mother Goose rhymes. Among these dances
 were "Goosey, Goosey Gander," | Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary"
 ..Poppies," and There was Q | Crooked Man, The North End Girls were judged the winners. ] The juniors of the Brooklyn sec ton danced II Saw Stars" Sailors | Hornpipe," and "The Prize Waltz" The Washington Hill girls did "on | Parade" Skaters w g."
 School Days" a n d Snow | Etorms."
 The North End girls contributed
 Sailing" "The Prize Waltz" and a difficult shoe dance. The Leav- enworth girls did School Days"
 Sailors Hornpipe," " n k e e Doodle" and Arithmetic" The West Side Hill girls were seen in an old English country dance. The South End girls dance Sailors Hornpipe," "On Parade" "Arith-
 metic," and "School Days.''
 The judges were Miss Lucy
 Russo, Miss Christine Kelly, and
 Mrs. Lucy Conlon. They awarded
 the first prize to the North End
 little girls and juniors. Refresh
 ments were served to all children
 and parents.
 i The members of the winning
 team were Olga Skuba, Mary Rai-
 none, Irene Welch, Anna Skuba,
 Torothy Corvvenelli, Angelina Dad dona, Sylvia Rinaldi, Lorraine Lea
 hy, Ruth O'Loughlin, Teresa Erri-
 chetti, Barbara Goodal, Mafalda 1 Triumpho, Wilda Scalo, Anna Seal
 To, Anna Baka, Eleanor Palmadi-
 no, Olga Yarashnick, Lucy Russo, /, Gloria Manietti and Margaret An !. derson.
 The dances were all arranged i by Miss Lucy Russo, physical di-
 rector ot the Girls club. When Miss Russo was injured three months ago, Miss Helen Sullivan was en- gagged to carry on the dancing and Il gymnasium classes. Miss Crowley,
 director of the Girls club, con- graduated both teachers on their T splendid work.
 I Other girls who took part were as follows: South End, Albina Lib ertone, Angelina Russo, Ruth Binet, Rita Petit, Jacqueline Jacob,
 Mary Marrone, Angie Mochareili,
 Mary Smith. Julia Galton, Lvonne ! Brodeur, Helen Co1angelo; Brook
 lyn Marion Monroe, Beverly 1 Saunders, Dolores Marchitella, Lil-
 Han Baribault, Jeannette Baribault,
 Dorothy Steponaitis, Victoria Si-
 mutis, Winifred Dalton, Alice Bro- deaur, Hazel Sauvageau, Genevieve
 Daley, Dorothy Mallard, Irene Le-
 Bel, Rosemary Cocchiola, Eleanor
 Bremen, Elizabeth Brodeur, Vir- | ginia Smith, Beatrice Dumas, Lucy Karinauskas, Helen Abbenante,
 Mary D'Antonio, Margaret Coviel-
 la, Lena Coviella. Josephine Cipri-
 ano, Catherine Morris, Jean Nc
 Closkey, Edna McClosky, Angeline
 Santoro, Aida Giacomi, Philomena Ciriello, Ida Colella, Philomena
 Mastroni, Helen Albino, Susie Co., I leila, Rose D'Angelo, Gertrude
 Shugdinis, Rose Morelli, Eleanor
 White, Agnes Grey and Frances Gustas.
 Washington Hill: Mary Ryan, Beatrice Knapp, Louise Dumond,
 Marie Dumond, Anna Kaliszewski, Jeannette Girard, -eannette Bro-
 deur, Mary Lerzella, Helen Fall Farce, Mary Black, Josephine Jad-
 brun, Georgette Jadbrun, Frances Veronnalan, Gloria Del Negro, Con- | cetta Dagastino.
 West Side Hill: Eleanor Kirch-
 berger, Jean Nutbrown, Sharley | Goldsmith, Josephine Zupner, Lo- retta Walsh, Mary McGever, Agnes Dumouchel, Kay Vollars, Con- l stance Lucas, Eleaine Hemenway. and Mary Knapp; Leavenworth house, Marie Daury, Margery Mo- | Grego-, Evelyn Sandar, Gloria Stuart. Rosemary Santora, Orrissa German, Madeline Kelley, Helen Burns, Catherine Burns, Doris
 Charbonneau, Loretta Conlon, Ruth Galipault, Margaret. Thomp- son, Madeline Burns and Mary Whelan.