The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13

VhIlb 4LLl III OOtLOn HOLLOW Apuut 200 are expected to attend and an entertainment program has been arranged. The affair will be in charge of Edward Haepp, assisted by Frank sabia, Henry Garland and John Maher.
 Play Production Stan
 The production staff of the three plays to be presented tomorrow and Friday nights in the Gem Opera house for the benefit of the Nauga. tuck Day Nursery association was announced today.
 It consists of the following: Fran cis J. O'Connor, director; Harry F. Benhan, assistant director; Harry Wintsch, stage and property man. ager: Alec Nolde, Algrid Kazeme- kas, Edward Muller, Frank Jones, Gustav GissIander, Sally Beardsley, Ruth Kelly, Mrs. Catherine Quinn, Mrs. Florence McGrath, Mrs. F'ran- ces Ward, Miss Eileen Cleary, as. sistants: Mrs. Philip Rice, Mrs. Will liam Laube, Mrs. John Wrinn, Mrs. Edward J. Mcdrath in charge of arrangements; Mrs. John Wrinn and II. E. Chittenden, ticket committee; Miss Emily Sophie Brown, publicity; Mrs. Thomas Bull, president Day Nursery association, Arthur Loren- tZor, president of the Valley Play CTS dramatic club, executive coYn- mittee; Alvin Wooster, music.
 The Valley Players will offer the three shows, "The Trysting Place." A farce comedy by Booth Parking ton, "The Bishops CandleSticks," e drama; and "The House of luke" Q comedy.
 The cast of "fhe Trysting Place is: Mrs. Curtis-Miss Curtis, Miss Flora Bontempo; Lancelot Briggs, Frank Jones; Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Dee borah Kazemekas: Jessie Briggs, Fern steig; Rupert Smith, David Buckwalter; MT. rngoldsby, Peter Fink; The Mysterious Voice, Ralph Quinn. Time is the present and place in Q hotel in Indiana.
 "The House of luke" cast: Jezel- bel Juke--Mrs. Helen Daly; Sam luke, Ralph quinn; luke luke, Frank Jones; Jake luke, Gustav Gisslander; Miss Mary Case, Miss Katherine Breen.
 "rhe Bishops Candlesticks" cast: Tho Bishop, Francis J. O'Connor; The convict Arthur Lorentzon; Persoine, Mrs. Enid WintSch; Ser. geant of GendarHnes, Peter Einik; gendarme, Alec Nolde.
 To Plan Tonight
 Memorial day plans will be made ct 0 meeting tonight at 2 o'clock in Pythian hall of representatives of oil local veterans organizations. A marshal for the annual parade will be decided upon.
 District Session Tonight
 Tonight will be American Legion night ct Linden park when about 400 members of the Legion posts and auxiliaries in the second dis- trict will assemble there. The local post and auxiliary will be host.
 District Commander Frank Rivers of New Haven will preside ct the mems meeting and state officers will attend the auxiliary session. Both meetings will start ct S:30. A social hour with dancing and rec treatments will follow the business sessions.
 Local Girl to Wed
 The wedding of Miss Eileen Cleary of oak street to John H. Cooper of North Vernon, Ind. IS expected to take place within two months, Miss Cleary is the daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Patrick Cleary and is Q graduate of the Naugatuck high school and the Col- iege of New Rochelle. She Is Q teacher here now.
 MT. Cooper is the son of pr. and Mrs. John II. Cooper of North Ver- non, Ind, and is Q graduate Of the University of Indiana. He is con- nected with the national labor de- partment.
 Miss Theresa B. Daly, aunt of the bride-to-be yesterday announced the engagement.
 100 at Annual Session
 More than 100 attended the ar- ,,ual meeting last night of the Ec-