The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-04
Borough Teachers
 OF On Vacations


 Naugatuck, March IA number of members of the Naugatuck High school faculty and grammar school teachers have left town this week as schools are closed for the week. Miss Louise Grasinger of Cedar street is spending the week at her home in Brookline, Mass, Miss Mu- riel Libby of Frederick street is vacationing in New York City, the are also in New York, and the Misses Frances and Dorothy Moss are also in New York, and the Misses N. and Alma Nyberg of City Hill street are vacationing in New York. Miss Frances Burns is - spending few days in New York City. So also are the Misses Elea- nor Welles and Gertrude Butter worth. Miss Libby plans to visit friends in Boston during the latter part of the week.
 A large and appreciative audi. ence witnessed the presentation of Booth Tarkington's Seventeen" by the Young Folks Guild of Temple Israel in Temple hall last night, under the auspices of the Sister, hood of Temple Israel. Annette B. Bernstein directed the show. Lead- ing parts were taken by Peter Greenberg as William SylvanuS Baxter, Ricka Greenberg as Jane, younger sister of William Baxter and Selma Kelman as the visiting cousin.
 Other characters incluuded: MT. Baxter, Burton Knopp; Mrs. Bax- ter, Miss Dorothy Brandvein; Johnnie Watson, Irving Holczer: Joe Bulliti, Maurice Alexander: May Parcher, Miss Selma Weiss; George Crooper, Theodore Davis: MT. Parcher, Milton Persky; Ethel Boke, Miss Ruth Greenberg; Mary Brooks, Miss Marjorie Spearo; Waffle Banks, Sam Rimer: and Genesis, Roland Beck.
 The staff included:. Business managers, Joseph Gaber and Don- ala Kaufman; stage manager, Milton Persky; properties, Junior Lichentenstein; makeup, Nathan Fidler; scerery, Jacques thetaer; prompters, John Ryan and Miss Jacqueline Spearo; publicity, Mur- ray Grossman; floor manager, AL bert Berment; tickets, Albert Can- tor: and program, Mrs. A. J. Ber- mSnt.
 Officers of the Sisterhood are; President, Mrs. Joseph Gaber; , president, Mrs. Herman Alex ander; treasurer, Mrs. Phillip Benstein: financial secretary, Mrn. Samuel Holczer; recording secre- tary, Mrs. Samson. Holuczer; cor responding secretary, Mrs. Burton Spirit; and chairman of the ways and means committee, Mrs. A. J. Berment.
 Members of the waterbury Senior Girl scout troop will visit the local district headquarters of the Amer ican Youth Hostel association in Northfield some time in June. The hostel was opened in December, for the purpose of lodging young per- sons hiking about the country, at a minimum cost. It is one of a number being established on simi. lar principles to the European hos- telry plan. There are 2,60Q in this country at present.
 Arthur Michelini of 221 Walnut street has been singularly honored at New York Homeopathic Medical college and flower hospital. The local man was recently chosen president of the class of 1895, be- ing the first Connecticut student to achieve such honors at the metro- politan school. Michelini had his pre-medical training at Long Island university and has been appointed to the surgical staff at Metropolitan i hospital in New York city. His term at that institution will com- 2 nence in July after he is gradu- ated from the Homeopathic school. Michelini is we'll known in the Washington Hill sectnon of the city, his family having resided on Fuller street for @ number of years.
 The Children of Mary of St Mar garet's church have formulated clans for a bridge and fashion show to be held March 21. Miss Mary Troy Is chairman of arrangements and will be assisted by Emily Roach, Ann Leroy. Helen Decon- nick, Mary Culhane, Catherine Flaherty, Rebecca Blodgett, Liha Burns, Eileen Flaherty and Char lotte Moran.
 Members of the ,Bethl-el Sister, hood will meet tomorrow afternoon in their rooms on Cooke street at 2:3O o'clock. Mrs Frank Meyers will preside. The principal speak CT is to be Helen Weinberg who will discuss work. All members are asked to plan to be present. Re- treatments will be served.
 Mrs George Rodney will be the Wednesday hostess at the Water bury Women's club this week. Mrs Waiter R. Hubbard will act Thurs day. Mrs w. D. Van Tassell Friday. and Mrs Oscar Stahl, Jr, Saturday.
 MT and Mrs John Coolidge of Cheshire spent the week end with Mrs Coolidge's parents, former Governor John H. Trumbull ard Mrs Trumbull of Plainville.
 Judge Claremont I. Tolles 6f Fairview avenue, Naugatuck, has left for Melrose, Florida, going by plane. He will return in April.
 Anthony McGarr of New Milford was a visitor over the weekend at the home of William Milan of High street, Naugatuck.
 Fannie Neikirk of Middlebury was 8 recent visitor in New York City.
 pr and Mrs Charles Larkin of Middlebury, left Friday to spend a few months in Florida. gssa,,
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