The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-29

With the introduction of dramatic elesses in the public and parochial schools of the city, the pupils of St, sJrseph's parochial school, under tho direction of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost. will present a varied Entertainment at the parish hall Sunday afternoon and evening.
 The presentation will embrace 8 large cast from both lower and hieher grades. In addition to dra- xaatics, there will be concert by the parish band which consists principally of members of the fife and drum corps who are students in the school.
 Due to the large attendance ex- pected in the evening, all children are asked to attend the matinee pcrformsnce at 2:30 o'clock. The evening presentation will begin at ESQ o'clock,
 Rev. Joseph J. Vslantiejus, pas- tot, is greatly enthused over the new class and is certain in due time these students will. be successors to the present senior dramatic unit of the choir.
 St Patrick's Party
 The weekly bingo party of parish toners of St. Patirck's church will be held tomorrow night in the base ment of the church at 8 o'clock.
 Mt Carmel Event
 A change in the evening for the weekly bingo party under the aus piceS of St. Ann's society has been put into effect this week. The af- fair will take place tomorrow night at Mt. Carmel community hall at 8 o'clock. The parties are usually held Thursday night.
 Champs to Play
 st. Patrick's church "45" team will be listed among the contestants at the Washington Park Community House card party tomorrow night given by the Earbenders. The team is managed by Thomas Fitzmaurice. president of the Holy Name society, and includes Captain Francis FitZ- gerald, James Dineen, Harry Ryan, William Keller, Francis Hardy, Wil- liam Carroll, Andrew Frederick, H. F. McGrath, William Ryan, Andrew Hefernan, John Shell, Michael Kitchen, MT. Fitzmaurice, James Barrett. Joseph Taylor and Joseph Bowen.
 A Challenge
 The "45" team explained by Com missioner Patrick Cronan today is- sued a challenge to the wonder Boys' led by Sergeant John Phelan of Washington Hill.
 Future Bride Honored
 Mrs. Frank KarveliS and Mrs. An thony Aleksaitis were hostesses at a shower recently at the Royal res- taurAnt in honor of Miss Mary Criskauskas, daughter of MT. and Mira. Joseph Griskauskas of West Che$hire, who will be married May 31st. at St. Joseph's church to Ed murld Pultinas of Burr street. Dur ing the evening the guest of honor wa0. recipient of many beautiful gift. Refreshments and entertain ment were enjoyed. Accordion se- 1ections were played by. Francis Karyelis, Jr.
 Those present were: Florence Yuskas, Eleanor Stein, Rita Wells, Ovida Burton, Mary OrSini, Sadie Nell Yarkalis, Helen Lugminas, Sullivar, Rose Gasparri, Kay Mee- han. Betty Meister, Lillian Radke, Helen Austin, Marie Schmid, Gertie I.ivermore, May Grady, Marion Mun- son, Eleanor Kiskonis, Betty Barker, Alice Fleming, Helen Famigletti, Betty Ruzinkovic, Eleanor Reed, Ann Birmingham, Simone Paren- teasj, Margaret Wurrn, Ann Kiselius, Margaret Patasius, Helen Anusau- skas, Anastasia Patasius, Marie Cheanesky, Betty Brazis, Julia Bulevich; Bernie Wasnick, Della AnuSauskas, Ellen Kemes, Helen GriSkauskas, Mrs. A. Haggerty, Mrs. A. Wasel, Mrs. E. Aleksaitis, Mrs. M. Motiekonis and Mrs. Mary Karvelis.
 Corps on Radio
 st. Joseph's fife and drum corps,