The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-30
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
MudisOn EUents FIJI Schedule

The three-act drama, Dangerous Corner" ct the Post Road theater here, has brought large audiences RoBaEnond Pinoliot is the featured artist in this weeks play in the role of Freda Ohatfield.
 The action of the play takes place in the living room of the Chatfleld home, on the Hudson and opens with an after dinner conversation among the ladies, OlWen Peel played by Elizabeth Love; Maude Mockridge played by Virginia Chew: Betty Whitehouge played by Betty Gillette and Freda Chatfield played by Rosa
 nond Pinchot.
 Upon the arrival of the men, Charles stanton, played by Edgar Barrier: Gordon Whltehouse, hus- band of Betty Whitehouge, played by John Fearnley, another visitor this week; and Allan Hale who ig Freda's husband in the play, much discus- sion takes place, all of which is based on the fact whether or not the truth hurts.
 The Hand school building com mittee has reported that delivery of certain equipment Is delayed, and the auditorium flooring which has just been received must be laid and finished and this delays the opening Of the Post Road theater, adjoining and in the rear of the present thea ter. The deferred opening date and play will eb announced ill the near future with an outline of the cere- lnony for the occasion. The new fire- proof ventilated building with the gymnasium costs Si00,000 and has 2 large stage with entrance around the corner on Academy street.
 The Madison Garden club will hold an open meeting at the Madi- son Country club this evening ct e:30. There will be an illustrated
 lecture on the History Of ATierl. can Gardens" by Helen Page Wo. dell.
 The weekly meeting of the Clin- ton- Madison -duilford Rotary club
 will be held ct l2:l6 at the Park Casino, Hamn1onasset today.
 A dinner will be held at tho Maui- son Beach club tonight. An accoT- dion player will Do an entertaining artist. The employees dance ls scheduled tonight at the Beach club with dancing from 0-l.
 Mrs, Patrick Curran and Miss Elaine Lynch were hostesses ct surprise miscellaneous shower giv- en in honor of Miss Margaret Cur. ran recently. Miss Curran is to be married to Edward Lasky, on Aug. c. TIe guests were Misses Mary Anna StankaVitch, Edna Lasky, Valory santilli, Alice Lynch, Virginia Lynch, Elaine Lynch, Christine Murphy, Christine Don- nelly, Anna Maria Donnelly, Pa- tricia Murphy, Teresa Sullivan A. Amendo, Marie Lynch, Mary shaughnessy, Celia Barone, Mary Fox, Molly Collins, Julia Quill, Rose Maria Paris, Alma Stankavitch, Mrs. Timothy Quane, Mrs. Edith Mascucci, Mrs. Ambrose Carey, Mrs Dostaler, Mrs. Francis Mays, Mrs. E. Daly, Mrs. Martin Sullivan, Mrs. Thomas Kearney, Mrs. John. Dcn- nelly, Mrs B. ecannelI, Mrs. Fran ces sebetta, Mrs. Catherine Ken nedy, Mrs. Lester Zeli, Mrs Shaugh- nessey. Mrs. o. Membrino, Mrs. Mary Dambruaskas, Mrs. John Hus- yey, Mrs. Thomas O'Connor, Mrs Joseph McEvoy, Mrs. l.. Bersette, Mrs. Eleanor Dempsey, Mrs. Amen do, Mrs. Ann HoileFan, Mrs. Chhr- les Lasky, Mrs. John Norton, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs. Shana. nan, Mrs. Pauline Barone, Mrs. Julia Paris, Mrs. Phelan, Mrs. Rob- srt Fox, Mrs. Julia Fitzmauricc, Mrs. Thomas Quinn, Mrs. John ratigin end Mrs. Patrick Curran.
 Mrs. James Marafino of wilson Itreet was hoBtess for the Wanita Dub recently. Pinochle was played md high score was made by Mrs, Michael Maraflno. Those attending were: Mrs. Daniel Laudate, Mrs. An- thony Cclonc, Mrs. Michael Mara llno, Mrs. James Marafino. The members of the club presented Mrs. Celone with Q personal gift, the oc. ,asion being her birthday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Smith of Plank Road are spending several jays as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. IVpa ,1k FTi00if1R of RIooFnfiAld. N. J