The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04

ly q Eroup of children of st. Pat- Kiok'n Church TOT S musical play eT.ost, A Comet" which Nsll be pre- nented Sunday, May 10 ct 9 o'clock at the Lyceum as . poruon oS the uarish Mothers Day observance. fKrB. Robert r. Birt, church organ. ist, is directing the performance. About 60 talented children of the parish ranging in ages from two 70 10 will participate.
 Eileen Daly as "Her Majesty Ire Gueen," Qenevieve Romanauskes as slRcther Earth" and NOella Beaulieu ms aAtom" will have the leading Darts. A large variety of dances and songs has been planned for the pro- duction.
 Others in the cast are as follows: The Rainbow Sisters, Bessie, Marie 1 1GcDonnellm Tessie, Caroline Sing. 1 ger: Jessie, Florence Romanauskas: Flora, Anita Grimes; Cora, Ethel aGaEAGullen; Laura, Elaine Reddua; Rain Queen, Janice Zebris: Sun Queen, Elizabeth Dwyer; the Po- Eentates, Moon King, Gloria Car. roll; Rain King, Helen Ryan; Sun King, Gary Moore; Star King, Joan Anderson; Wind King, Teresa Ray. naOlad: Cloud King, Barbara Ro- maanoslSy; Sirius the Dog Star. Ger maine Beaulieu: the Heavenly Twins. Betty and Sally Anderson: Mother EaTth's attendants, Mar. wnget Mary Grimes and Helen Dwy-
 The 'Beef Trust Band" will be composed of Gretta Sasso, Evelyn DWyer, John Grimes, and Patsy 11cDonnell. A tap dance will be rendered by Janice Zebris and Eliz- abeth Dwyer, and 6 solo dance will be performed by Jackie Carroll.
 A plano accordion solo will be given by Edmund L0yott.
 The part of "Queen of the Sky" VII be taken by Geneveieve Daly, while "Children of Mother Earth" Wili be Barbara Brady, Doris Bros deur, Anne Marie DeCastro, Irene Cullen, Helen Edmunds, Roberta Eisceka, Joan D'Anthony, Lillian Moran, Elaine Lacilla, Lorraine La- T1alnme, Catherine Palladino, Joan Smith, Irene Varanelli, Virginia Christiano, Bettey Boucher, Eleanor Begrnone, Hazel Meskell, Joan Riley, Shirley Meskell and Dolores Kar. wells.
 Arrangements for the production are being made by the newly orgau- ized st. Cecelia's Society of the pariah. Officers in charge are: pres. 1dent Eileen Daly: vice.president Helen Ryan: secretary, Joan Ander. son; councillor, Mrs. Robert Birt.
 Prizes Planned
 The Lithuanian Chamber o9 Commerce Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at venta Hall, 1O3 Green street. A discwssion will be held on prizes awarded annually by the organisa- ton to outstanding graduates of the local high schools who are of Lithu- mnian descent. Plans also will be made for the annual "old- fashioned Btxawberry ahortcake party" Mrs. Frank Banis will preside.
 Ruta Society Meeting
 Members of the Lithuanian Wom. ems Ruta Society will hold their monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 at the clubroom in the old St. Jo- sepll's school. Mrs. William Jenu. saitig will preside.
 Coronation Program
 Over l5O members of the St. .Ios seph's Children of Mary sodality participated in the annual corona Aion exercises held at the church yesterday. The activities opened in the morning when the members received Communion in 6 body at the 8 o'clock Mass and then at- tended q Communion breakfast ct Et Joseph's hall. The crowning ceremonies were held at 2 o'clock in tIae afternoon and 6 social followed nk the clubroonas in the old St. Jo- seph's school.
 The principal speakers at the breakfast were Rev. Francis Auk- stilkalnis, s. J., of Pomfret, whose topic was "Return to Christ and Sanity" and Mrs. John v. LAsly, who gave Q talk on Radio, Past and Present." Sister William, who has been with the organization alnce lt was founded 90 years ago. addressed the gathering. Rev. Jo- eeph '. valantiejus, pastor of st. Joeeph,s church, and Miss Nellie HA3auslEaS, president of the sodality, extended greetings to the large gathering. Miss Valerie Jakstas nsrved as master of ceremonies. An sntertainment program was pre- nsnted.
 Past presidents of the sodallty who were guests at the breakfast were Mrs. Margaret Jacobs, Mrs. Adele Dulskis, Mrs. William Robin son, Agiss Adele Lutkus, Miss Vera Htankus and MIss Mary Aiubsuskas.
 Ning Lizauskas was in charge of xhe oEowning exercises held, in the Afternoon. She was dressed h 6 ,r.1.ffa ApAnR and q vAll Wiaiia her Afs