The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-26
Tano's Hall Chosen For Short Meeting;
 Johnson May Resign
on Beacon Valley Road Does Little Damage-Le- giOnnaires to Hear COIn1efy in Hartford
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vASvSs ASDt Pt0~So0AVoy 1ASby, Holy, Holy, Dykes, Combined Choirs; Anthem, Tn Josephs Love- ly Garden, Dickinson, Combined Choirs; vocal solo, "Wheresoe'er I Roam, Danish, Eldon Rchs; an- them, 70, Morn of Beauty, Sibelius, Combined Choirs: sermon, The Easter Message (Mark le:l.8); au- nolincements: recessional offertory; postlude. March from Athalia", Mendelssohn.
 The II a. m. service will be in English and the program consists of: prelude, "At Break of Day., Scarmolin by Victor Rohns: process sional hymn: hymn 134:l.4; The Confession of Sins: Kyrie; Gloria in Excelsis; Collect. Amen; Epistle text 1 Cor. 15:53-58; hymn; Gospel text tAdark 16:1-8): Apostles Creed; an- them Tn Joseph's Lovely Garden, i, Dickinson, sung by the combined choirs; song, Easter Morn, Lane, by childrens choir; anthem, 70 Morn of Beauty, Sibelilis, by com. bined choirs; hymn 129; sermon, "The Comforts of Easter; an- nouncements; hymn 124; Salutation and response; Easter prayer; bene- dicamus; recessional offertory; post Jude, "Postlude in D., Mallard.
 There will be service in Eng fish at 2 p. in. at which the com- bined choirs will render the Easter Cantata, Lord of Life" by Nolte.
 Important Meeting Here
 Arrangements here being made by women of St. Michael's Episcopal church for the meeting on May 2 of the Women's Auxiliary of the New Haven Archdeaconry, which in. ciudes all of New Haven county, at St. Michaels church and parish house. This is the annual business meeting of the organization and is usually attended by several hundred persons.
 It will be an all day meeting. There will be a number of speak, CTS and the public is invited to the regular meetings. Elaborate prep arations are being made for the event now.
 Pleasant Comedy
 Act II of Philip Barry's play Holiday which is being presented by St. Michael's Dramatic club on April presents some very interest ing situations.
 Mrs. Seymour Squires as Linda Seton is quite set on planning a party for her sister Julia (Miss Bes- sic Brorson) who expects to be mar ried soon. She desires to handle this affair without the aid of any one; however her father Marshall Glendentng) and her brother (Wal- ter Davis) cannot keep their in- fiuence out of 1t and the whole thing is nearly ruined.
 Walter Davis as Ned Seton car- ries the comedy in a very able man. ner. Rehearsals are taking on a serious aspect now and everything will be in readiness next Thursday.
 The scenery will be- completely new and is being arranged by Don. aid Fowler, Gardener Wood, Charles GurnhaIn, and Walter Andrew.
 MT. and Mrs. John s. P. Castle of the Little Theatre Guild in Wa terbury will have charge of the makeup.
 Play Presented
 A play was presented by pupils of the third division of eighth grade at Salem school assembly hall We'd nesday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Meegan was in charge. It was, "The Courtship of Miles Standish" and included the following cast:
 THE COURTsHIP OF MILES
 STANDISH Miles Standish. |. :. Thomas Peterson John Alden ......... Robert Smith Priscilla ........ Florence Sweeney The Elder ........ Wallace Saxton A Puritan Messenger ............
 .......... ........ Robert Quinn Puritan Soldiers
 Arthur O'Donnell, Lewis Richard son. Mortimer Saffran, Francis Shilinskas, John Simmone, John Swenston, Robert Quinn, William Rodenbach, Donald Sears, Ernest Schlagerait, Manly Simons, George Wasdo.
 Indian Messenger Edward Schrul Pecksuot ...... William Rodenbach Wattawanlat ..... John Sutherland Hobomok .......... John Swenston Other Indians
 John Rimkus, Elmer Schumacher. Joseph Summa, George zonas. Wedding Guests
 Robert Quinn, Donald Sears, Anna Sultana, Helen Zonas. Rose Sala- fla, Bessie Schwarcenberg, Mildred Swan.
 SCENES
 Scene 1.-The Home of Miles Standish.
 Scene 2-Priscilla's Cabin.
 Scene 3--Miles Standish's Cabin. Scene 4-Standish's Conflict with the Indians.
 Scene 4-Priscilla's Cabin.
 Scene 6-The Wedding.
 Scenery and Properties
 William Reilly. John Sullivan. Ella Schultz. Rose Zapatka, William Rodenbach, Charles Svitlik, Anna Sigedy.
 MUSIC
 Piano Solos ..... Arthur O'Donnell VioliE Solo ...... Alice Wahlstrom Piano Solo Anna Reale Trumpet Duct
 Lewis Richardson. Edward schrul
 Elect Ofilcers
 Clara Chittenden has been elect cd president O: the Camp Fire Girls for tk ensuing year. Other officers include: Rachel Rodenbach. vice. president: Dorothy Mccollunl. sec- retary; Patricia Follett, treasurer: Sus. n Chittenden. scribe. A meeting was .ield "Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Kenneth F. Johnson and Miss Mildred Black, local executive of New Haven council. and Mrs. W. Hayes, guardian of the New Haven council, addressed the members.
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