The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-23
Lith Thespians To
 Make New York Trip
St. Josephs Cast to Stage Comedy Hit for Brooklyn
 Newspaper Sunday in Paradise Hall
BROOKLYN NEWS

Thespians of St. Joseph's church choir will journey to Brooklyn, N Y. Sunday where they will present the Lithunanian comedy hit. Farm CTS in the City,, at Grand Paradise hall.
 The entertainment will be spon- Sored by the Lithuanian weekly newspaper, "The America" which i; published in Brooklyn, N. Y. Int cast will include singing ensem- ble, characters for the stage feature and Lithuanian Little Symphony or. chestra under the direction of Pro lessor Alexander J. Aleksis, organis and cl1oirmaster of St. Joseph' church. The entire company vii leave here at noon Sunday. Trans portation will be provided in pri- yate cars.
 Included in the ensemble will be Peter Lazauskas, Marcelle AndrikiS Alphonse Markeyich, MaryA domai- tiS, John LesunaitiS, Natalie Plan gas, J. Marcelynas, Stella Valencis, Anthony Bakauskas, Charles Kar- ilauskas, Paul Kauneckis, Alexan- der Aleksaitis, V. Markevich, Mary Alubauskas, Josejh G. Coskie. Adele LutkuS, William Klimas, Ann Stokna, Alphonse Jarvis, Ursula Sardinskas, Edmund DigimaS, De- lores Markevicf, Lester Brooks, Ag- nes Veluckas, Dolores Gelgoda, Vim cent Skystiinas, Julius Vilciauskas, Lillian PukinSkas, Thomas zabit, Hedwiga Stulginskas, T. Purkowsky, E. Margraff, Vincent Ulinskas, E. Shembrisky, and E. Westwig.
 The cars used for transportation have been donated by Rev. Joseph J. Valentiejus, Rev. Benedict Guar onskas, Attorney Clarence V. Ba- landa, Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. AL bert Francis, Mir. and Mrs. John w. Jenusaitis, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Du- bauskas, MT. and Mrs. Charles Du- bauskas, MT. and Mrs John Bar kauskas, Brony Karpavich, John LeSunaitis, MT. and Mrs. John zail- skas, Charles Karinauskas, Joseph Marcelynss and Paul Kauneckis.
 l.. I. F. Committee Meeting
 The committee on arrangements for the annual banquet of the L. I. P. Bowling League tomorrow night at St. Joseph's hall, vii meet tonight lat 8:30 o'clock at the offices of At torney Clarence V. Balanda on Bank street to complete final preparations.
 c. of c. Forum
 The fourth in 8 series of educa- tional forums sponsored by the Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce will take place Sunday night at 8 o'clock at Nemunas hall, 48 Green street. The speakers will be Rev. John J. Kripas of Hartford, former ly of this city, Victor Chase of Hartford and Dr. Matthew J. Col ney president of the board.
 The ladies auxiliary will conduct a half hour period of entertainment
 Dr. Frank J. Hill, is chairman of the committee in charge, assisted by William Shukaitis, Mrs. M. J. Col ney, Helen Lawryn, Mary Adomaitis, and Mrs. Raymond Snyder.
 Celebrates Birthday
 A birthday party was held recent ly at the home of Mir. and Mrs. An 'thony Budris of Congress avenue in honor of their daughter, Alice Mary who celebrated her first birthday. The home was attractively decorat- ed. Luncheon was served and a huge birthday cake formed the cen- fa,-niare of inc fahlQ The hnf1ored guest was recipient of many beauti- full gifts.
 Guests in attendance were Barbara Ann Domain, Jannette and Joseph Rainville, Jeanne March. Dorothy Butnor. Dorothy Budris, Mildred and Stanley Jankauskas, Mrs. Joe seph Lutkus, Ann, Rose and Adele Lutkus. Mrs. Fred Rainville and Mrs. John March; also the following guests, residents of Oakville, Billy Budris. Joseph Griggs. Jr.. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Griggs, ST., Mrs. An- tliony Budris, Sr.. Patricia Budris. and Bernard Stokes: and from Mar lon. Jackie Lutkus. MT. and Mrs. John Lutkus. ST.. Mrs. Yesutis and Bernard Yesutis.
 Party Q Success
 A crowd of more than 100 last night attended a card party at st. patrick's church Lyccum, the pro- coeds of which were turned over to the 1a8allette Foreign Mission of India. During the evening Rev. Jo- nn..I. anI.n.s-.a aH . u1.fs., ...flf ln..n-