The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-17

Longer Servants, WILL De present.
ed and there will be music by
the Second Church High school
orchestra.
The Modern Dance Club of st.
Joseph College will take part in a
Symposium at Connecticut College
for Women on February "a. The
following students will take part:
Evelyn Hagerty, Vivian Jajoie,
Phyllis Carroll, Virginia Butler,
Clarissa Hill, Mary Long, Mary
Meaney, Betty Byrne, Mary Cros-
by. and Harriet Reynolds.
The group is under the direction
and leadership Of Miss Emily
White, instructor in physical edu-
cation.
The Saint Joseph College debat-
ing team met team from Saint
Francis College, Loretto, Pa, on
Tuesday, February 10. The subject
debated was Isolation" Lucille
Kuhnly and Edwiga Rafalowska
upheld the affirmative side Of the
question. Edwiga Rafalowska de-
livered the rebuttal. Miss Mary p.
Holleran is the faculty advisor and
coach Of the club.
The Ciceronian Debating Society
will hold an informal discussion on
whether or not President Roosevelt
should run for a third term with
five delegates representing the
Yale Debating Club on Friday,
February 10.
During the weekend of April 10
and 20 the Queene's Companye, and
in particular, the members Of the
Drama Workshop, will present sew
eral plays of their own creation.
The plays were written by these
students during the Drama Work
shop course last year. The intro
duction of Drama Workshop
into the st. Joseph College curri-
culum, under the directions Of Sister
Maria Amelia, is an initial attempt
to foster creative writing in drama
and also to establish a Workshop
which will produce plays that have
been written by the students them
selves.
There are two plays in produce
ton now which will be presented
during the drama weekend. They
are "The Unwilling SPIRIT by Bea-
trice Cashin, with the following
cast: Linda Farrell, Phyllis Car
roll; Ann, Katherine Welser; Mary,
Helen Smith; Michael, Betty Tree.
The other play, Whose Name Is
Legion" by Helen Friedrich, Is
supported by the following cast:
Father, Martina Doyle; Mother,
Peg REILLY; Girl, Janet Coyle; Boy
Eleanor Sheridan.
Friends Of Mrs. Floyd Holden
honored her at a surprise house.
warming at her home on Piedmont
street recently. In the group were
Mrs. Arthur Lambert, Mrs. Irving
Mattson, Mrs. william Adams, Mrs
Ellis Atkins, Miss Deborah Bailey
Mrs. Fred Benson, Mrs. Allan
Bounds, Miss Gladys Crowley, Mrs
George Doderer, Mrs. James Quinn
Mrs. Fred Finke, Mrs. Carl Carlson
Mrs. Willard Perkins, Mrs. Ar
thur Hansen, Mrs. Floyd Holden,
Mrs. Harry James, Mrs. Thomas
Judd, Mrs. Harry Logan, Mrs. Harry
Terrell, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs
Sim on Nichols, Mrs. Francis
O'Brien, Mrs. L. A. Petersen, Mrs
Thomas White, Mrs. Joseph PIX
ington and Mrs. Warren Jacquery.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Canton
T. r, Martin met Thursday night
with Mrs. Cora Kanny presiding
Additional committee appointments
were made for the year. Mrs
Lester Flood as chairman Of the
ways and means committee will
be assisted by Mrs. Louis Marg-
graft and Mrs. Randall Frink
Decorations will be in charge OF
Mrs. Frances Owens, Mrs. Mar
tina Cady, Mrs. Cora Kanny and
Mrs. Grace Weaving. After the
meeting, a valentine party was
held. Members of the Canton who
met the same evening Joined the
ladies for q social hour following
their business session.
Mr. and Mrs. William Marston Of
New York are weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stafford OF
E4idhIand Avenue.