The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-04

A Danoe--"La Tarantella"
 The Dancers
 Angeline Russo. Angela Mar
 ciano, Pasqualina Capozzi,
 Margaret Cucolo.
 A Song-"6anta Lucia" .......
 ............. By Entire Club
 Officers of the club are: Pres ident, Angela Marciano; vice-pres- ident. Mary Marino; secretary. Mary Amodeo; treasurer. Anna Au- gelli; chairman, Adelaide Bauby.
 Members include: Florence Ag- ostine, Mary Afnodeo, Edith Api- cello, Anna Augelli, Adelaide Bau- by, Antoinette Bruni, Pasqualina Capozzi, Margaret cucolo. Mary Delaney, Carmella DeLucia, Marie Longo, ma Lucia, Angela Marciano Mary Marine. Mildred Rosa, and Adella Verseckas.
 There was large attendance Saturday afternoon at the bridge and tea conducted by the Notre Dame Alumnae Association at the Waterbury Catholic High school auditorium. Miss E. Mae Keefe was general chairman. Among those attending were Mrs John H. Kill duff, Mrs Harry Parsons, Mrs Der nard H. Fitzpatrick, Mrs M. T. Hayes, Misses Julia Kelley, Mary Kelley. Margaret Kelley, Mrs F. Mcdonald, Misses Margaret Kelly, Ann Coyle. Margaret Hennessey, Mary Grady, E. Mae Keefe, Mrs Sally Standkkord. Anna Mcdonald, Kathleen Donahue, Misses Lucy Reid and Loretta. Mahoney, Misses Turner and Moran, Anne Dever- eaux, Mrs Mary Kast, Mary Frank McEvoy, Catherine Con- Grace, Harriet Killoughy, Irene Spellman, Mrs James Roland, Anne Hermann, Amy Dun, Mrs Pat rick Dunn, Mrs John Dunphy, Marjorie Lynch, Mrs Ralph Vaughn, Mrs Michael Galullo, Miss Madeline McGill, Mrs Donate Pope, Katherine Cronip, Marcella Cor coran, Alice Lawlor, Rita Corkery, Mary Bennett, Sarah Bennett, Mrs A. B. Daly. Elizabeth Bowes, Ruth Kennaugh, Kathleen Dillman and Mary Casey.
 Mrs Eunice Prime of Bouley Ma nor was the guest of honor recent ly at surprise birth day party at the home of MT and Mrs John Doran of Lockhart avenue, George Washington decorations were used. Those attending were: Mrs John H. Prime. Mrs Susan Carney, Mrs J. w. Davis, MT and Mrs Homer F. Prime, MT and Mrs Thomas Murphy, MT and Mrs J. Lewis Smith, MT and Mrs Homer Mercier Mvn Mre D4L MT and Mrs John J. Doran.
 This afternoon at the Waterbury Women's Club, Melicent Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, will hold their annual card party, playing to begin at 2:3O o'clock. Mrs Frederick G. Marg- graff, Mrs William R. Grierson and Mrs Stanley Crater of the social committee are in charge, assisted by Mrs Algernon s. Phillips, Mrs Louis S. Fitch, Mrs Robert W. Dem nison, Mrs Franklin B. Daniels, Mrs Robert H. Dean, and Mrs Chris H. Neuswanger.
 Waterbury chapter of Phi Beta was host yesterday to $50 visitors from Connecticut, New York and New Jersey. The gathering was held at the Waterbury Hebrew in- stftute and, in all, approximately $50 persons were present. An open forum on fraternalism and civic work was conducted and was participated in by Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf, Rabbi William P. Greenfield, Attorney Henry Weis- man and Dr John Wertheimer.
 Samuel Aarons of Ansonia, grand vice-superior of the fraternity, urged the members to help the endowment fund of the orgapiza- tion. Following the forum dis trlct meeting was held and it was decided to hold state dance in New Haven on April 18th.
 Miss Helen Wood, deputy com missioner of labor for Connecticut and director of the state-federal employment service will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Waterbury Business and Pro- fessional Women's club which will be held tonight in the club rooms. Miss Wood has chosen as her sub- ject "Industrila Standards for Women and Children in This State"
 The supper which will be held at o'clock, will be under the su- pervision of Miss Mabel Burn, who is hostess for the evening. Miss Florence Greenleaf will preside at the business meeting at which time committee reports will be presented.
 Arthur Michelucci, of 221 Wal nut street, has been named presi- dent of the college student council at the New York Homeopathic Medical college and Flower hospi- tai. New York city. He is a fnem- Der of the graduating class and will join the staff of the Metropoli- tan hospital in New York in July. He was recently awarded honors for pathological study.
 Instrumental solos, ensembles and an orchestra consisting of 140 juveniles were the features of a student recital yesterday afternoon at the Waterbury Women's club under the direction of Joseph Sa- vonis of this city. Mere than zoe persons attended the concert. The musical offerings of the students. consisting of violin, guitar, and banjo selections, were appreciative- ly received by the audience and MT Savonis was complimented on the progress of his pupils.
 David l.. Sammick Post, J. w. B. Auxiliary will sponsor bridge party at the Theodore Roosevelt room of the Knights of Pythias hall on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The committee is in charge of Mrs Charles Schnitmann, who is being assisted by Mrs Her. man Cohen, Mrs William Paris, Mrs Robert Grace, Mrs Wilfred Nitkin, Mrs William Schneer. Mrs Joseph Minor and Mrs Louis l.. | weinberg. A prize will be offered at each table.
 A birthday party was held in hnnor of Csha rlAa William AuhePtift |