The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

4NAASbA COO ANA0A Abu sA SAAAA The Haydn Duo: Gladys Crock ford (Custance), Kenneth D. Custance.
 (a) "Romances and Legends of
 the Harp ....... Custance (b) Harp Duos
 "Gavotte in B. Flat. Handel
 Rainbow Music" from
 "Das Rheingold' Wagner Songs-Mrs. Charles c. Foster, contralto.
 T Love Life" .... Mama Zucca '"The Answer" Terry Harp Duos
 Song of the volga Boatmen" .................... Old Russia Waltz In A-Flat" ., Brahms Arabian Gypsy Fantasy" ...... ............ Heinrich Gebbard Dedicated to the Haydn Duo) Chorus
 "The Two Clocks" ....... Rogers Faith, Hope and Love-. Shelly Take Joy Home" "..,......... ............... Bassett-R -Rugger Informal reception follows. Thursday, May 20, at 7:30 a. m. Presidents Council Breakfast - Sun Porch, Hotel Elton Ca la cartel Mrs. Earle B. Young, presiding. Thursday, May 20, at 9 p. m.
 Ballroom, Hotel Elton Presiding-Miss Florance L. Sutton, Mrs. John L. Geist. Piano Kenneth Thompson, Burwell Institute of Music. "Nola" ..............F Felix Arndt Sophisticated Lady, Carr. by Kennth Thompson) ......... ................ Duke Ellington "The Americans Creed"-Led by Mrs. Donald L. McCollum, Naugatuck Womans Club. Departmental Symposium Why my Department is the most important for the progress and efficiency of the Conn. State Federation"
 American Citizenship
 Mrs. Henry G. Ellis American Home
 Mrs. Raymond H. Gordon International Relations
 Miss Mary F. Woodruff Juniors
 Mrs. Royce D. McAllister Legislation
 Mrs. Joseph M. Gorton Press and Publicity
 Helen M. Slator Public Instruction
 Miss Mary P. Potter Public Welfare
 Miss Elsie Roberts Junior Period:---
 Vocal Solos-Ruth Stirlen Kus- terer, Junior Department, New Haven Womans Club. Midsummer" ....... Amy Warth "The House on the Hill" ...... ................ Ernest Charles "Rise Up and Reach the Stars" ................... Eric Coates "Still Vie Die Naclet" .... Bonn Violin Barbara Rodenbach, Jun for Dept. Naugatuck Woman's Club.
 Alteration" .... Felix Bourawski
 Accompanied on piano by
 Miriam RuDln. Address--"Tulsa News 1tems"-Mrs. Joseph M. Gorton. Symposium Report-Mrs. Carl Al- yard, Willimantic; Mrs. Ralph c. Jenkins, Danbury; Mrs. Will liam K. Pendleton, Madison. Assembly Singing-"Connecticut." Open Forum-"Current Problems" Address-Mrs. William Dick Spor- borg, legislative chairman, G. F. W. c.
 Awards:-
 Membership, Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston; poetry, Dorothy Ram dolph Byard; publicity. Helen M. Slator; press, Grace Allen Baugs, Herald Tribune; penny arb, Mrs. Frederick M. Card. Nomination for Student Loan com mittee.
 Introduction of New Clubs. Credential report. Notices.
 Adjourn.
 Thursday, May 20, at 10:30 p. m.
 Hotel Elton. Junior Luncheon--Mrs. Royce D. McAlister, presiding. Address-"Truth Meets Freedom" Miss Emily Louise Plumley. Junior Conference at 2 p. m. Club House of Waterbury Women's Club, "A Central avenue. Thursday, May 20, at ? p. m.
 Ballroom Hotel Elton Presiding-Miss Florance l.. Sutton, Mrs. Joseph M. Gorton. Songs--Mrs. Walter French, soprano. "The Joy of Rose" ........ ............... Francis Tarbox "Joy of the Morning" ....... ............... Harriet Ware Literary--Led by Mrs. J. Russell Putnam, Bunker Hill Literary Club.
 Address--"Deliglets of Literature"- William B. Elwell, vice principal, Crosby High School, Waterbury. Business:-
 Resolution from c. F. W. c. Address Imperialism or Commil- rism"-Evelyn Scanlon. Assembly Singing Friendly Song. Address The Years Between"- Frank Weston Barber. Brsiress:--