The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-20
May-June Actiuities
 At Albertus Magnus

The Albertus Magnus College Glee club assisted by the Yale Freshman Glee club, will hold its 11th an- nual concert on Saturday evening, May 21, ip Sheridan junior high school. The club is directed by Hugh Llewelyn Smith of the Yale School of Music.
 Miss Margaret Burke, '38, has been selected as chairman of the dance to be given by the senior class for the student body during commence ment week. Miss Burke has chosen as her assistants the Misses Mary Colleran, Claire Fitzgerald of New Haven, Katherine Keresey of Dam bury, Geraldine O'Brien of Meriden. Dorothy Woodworth of Milford and Marie St. Armand of Meriden, ex- off1cio.
 The freshman class recently an- nounced the election of Eleanor Sicilian as chairman and Vivian Rogers as co-chairman of the en- tertainment being planned by the class for the senior class. The com mittee is as follows: Helen Harkin, Anne Carangelo. Martha Glenn, Frances McGinnity. Corinne Otta- viano, Marie Smith, Alvena DiLor- enzo, Catherine Gerrity and Elsie DeBiase.
 The Gid of Our Lady will enter tain 8 group of children from AL lingtown and Foxon on Saturday af- ternoon, May 2l. Baseball and other games will be played and refresh ments will be served. Miss Ruth Conway, '39, of Union City is chair man of arrangements. She is being assisted by the Misses Evelyn Mo- Carthy, Margaret Burke, Catherine Monahan, Barbara Fitch, Dorothy Maher, Eleanor McNamee, Elinor Goode, Theresa Sibielski. Josephine Perna and Katherine Gerrity.
 A May festival will follow the tra- ditional May crowning which will take place at the college on Sunday afternoon, May g. Miss Mary Rocco '38 of New Haven, president of the Gild of Our Lady, will crown the May queen, whose identity is being kept secret until the day of the fes- tival. The queen of the May will crown the statue of the Blessed Vir- gin during the procession of the student body. The combined choirs of day students and resident stu dents will sing appropriate hymns. Each class Is planning an individual activity as part of the festival. The seniors will hold hoop-rolling con- test, the winner of which, as tra- dition has 1t, will be the first bride among the members of the class. The junior and sophomore class will participate in May-pole dance; the freshmen class will do folk dances. Miss Mary Long '39 of New Haven is general chairman of May day and individual chairmen are arranging the class activities.
 The Campus Theatre Players and the members of the senior class have selected 'The Stolen Prince" one act play in Chinese setting, for presentation during commencement week. The cast is as follows: Long Flo, Eleanor Affinito; Wing Lee, Bessie Martin; the royal nurse, Jo- sephine Terricciano: HI Lee, Dor othy Woodworth; Li Ho, Jean En- wright; Joy. Katherine Harkin; Lu Mu, Mary Minervini; two soldiers, Alma Hildrich and Beth Dillon: ex- ecutioner, Marion McGovern; prop erty man, Katherine Bergin; the chorus, Helen Mooney: and the in- troduction, Elizabeth Cough; Mary | Colleran and Claire Fitzgerald. Miss | Evelyn Cavallaro, 40 is in charge | of properties and will be assisted by | Misses Lucille Esposito and Evelyn Mccarthy. Miss Muriel Wagner, 40, heads the makeup committee, as- sisted by the Misses Dorothea Tut tie and Amy Doyle.
 The recently elected officers of the Gid of Our Lady for 1938-39 are the Misses Catherine Conger. '39 of as president; Mary Fennelly, 40, of New York ciyt, vice. president; Nellie Varenka, 40, sec retary: and Ruth Conway. '39. of Union City, as treasurer.