The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-12
PIANO RECITAL
 WELL ATTENDED
Helen Collins, Junior Stu dents Score at COngre-
 gatiOnaI Hall

| WatertoWn, June 12.--Mrs. Helen Collins of Warren Way presented her junior piano students in a re- cital given at the Congregational church house Friday evening. A large group of relatives and friends were present to hear the boys and girls give the following program:
 Baseball Days" Thompson and Betty and Bill" Thompson-Robert Collins. Air from Surprise Sym- phony", Hayden and Flying to the Moon," Thompson-Barbara Woo- key; Brownies Harp" Thompson Jerry Keeler. "The Grant walks" Erb-Thomas Butterfield "The Fox Hunt" Thompson and Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes," Folk Song-Afilton Gardner; Falling Leaves" Thompson and "The Knight and the Lady" Thompson Ann Jameson; Fairy Court, Thompson-Betty Sherwood; sky scraper," Thompson-Sally Stearns
 'The Three Little Pigs" a musical playlet by Richter; Mother Pig Says Goodbye"-Susan ShonS; We're Off to Build Our House. Glenn Terrill; "The Wolf's Song'-- Alan Loveridge; The Wolf's Dance" by Milton Gardner "Spotty Sleeps"-Carol Lawson; "Spotty Dreams of the Wolf"-Pau- line aFrley. The Wolf's First Visit Mary Jane Perry; "Spotty Rocks Dorothy Walker and Sally Stearns Invitation to the Fair, Beverly Lewis. of to the Fair"-GWen- dolyn Locke. Rolling Home in the Butterchurn"-Bernice Butterfield; ; "Spotty Catches the Wolf-Mari- anne Richter.
 "The latter part of the program was as follows: "Air from Mozart Sonata No. 12 arr. by Thompson, and "A Little Waltz" Thompson William Starr. Tn Flight" St Clair Royal Meyers; Pop Corn Man Thompson-John Barlow; Squirrels and Chipmunks." Adler-Ruth My CTS; Flag of My Country" Stairs and Home on the Range" arr. by King-Alan Loveridge. Dancing Wayelets" Aaron-Dorothy Walker: Through Field and Forest" Vogel Dorothy Walker and Helen Col lins. Wood Nymphs' Frolic," Aaron and Jocularity," Thompson, Susan Shons; "Liberstraume", Liszt and Wood Creatures at the Pool" ''Tib- bitts-Carol Lawson. "Valse Petite" Ketterer; Dance of the Dutch Dolls" town composition) and Knight Rupert" Schumann-Bev- erly Lewis; Theme from Sonata 5, Haydn and "Ripples", Lawson-Mary Jane Perry; Theme" from Sonata IA, Mozart and Sweet Violet, Heins Bernice Butterfield.
 Attends Commencement
 Mrs. William P. Reymonds o. Wheeler street attended the com. mencement exercises at Hamden Country Day school in New Haven Friday at which time her grandson William A. Reynolds, Jr., received his diploma from the Junior high school department.
 William A. Reynolds, Jr., who Is the son of MT. and Mrs. William A. Reynolds of Hamden, former well known local residents plans to enter South Kent school in the fall.
 Local Marine Transferred
 Pfc. Francis P. Healy, U. s. M. C.. who has been stationed at the San Diego Naval Air Station, Calf, has been transferred to the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Pfc. Healy, the son of MT. and Mrs. M. D. Healy of 54 Cutler St., was married last spring to Miss Shirley Marie Bacon of Newington.
 Movies Instead of Picnic
 Following the precedent of last year, the church schools of Water town will enjoy an afternoon of mo- ton pictures at the Cameo theater, June 20 instead of going on pie mic.
 After the movie program students of each church school will go to their respective churches for re- treatments. '
 Plans have been made for the young people of Christ Episcopal church and of the First Congrega- tional church to meet in front of the Episcopal church at PAS D. m. and to March to the Cameo theater in body.
 Young people of the Methodist church school will meet at the Methodist church at 2:45 p. m. and march in a body to the theater where they will join the other two groups.
 David Brayton, Honor Guest
 Mrs. Ruth Brayton entertained Friday afternoon at her home on Merriman Lane in honor of her son David who was celebrating his third birthday.
 The guests were: Payson Powell, Carol Powell. Robbie Mcleod, Ar mold Terrill, Claire Couch, Carolyn Couch, Catherine Long, Gloria Law son, Carol Lawson, Mrs. George, Ro- well, Mrs. Alan Mcleod, Miss Fran cis Lowrey, Miss Marie Frances Lowery, Mrs. Earl Couch, Mrs T. Smith, Mrs. A. T. Gilyard and Miss Julia Lockwood. T. Gilyard and Miss Julia Lockwood
 Servicemen Home
 Servicenen who have been spend ing leaves at their homes in town recently are: Thomas Rowlinson S. 2-c. U. s. N. R., Sampson, N. Y, son of MT. and Mrs. Avery Rowlinson of Main street; John Hayward, A. c, U. s. N. R., Corpus Christi. Texas, son of MT. and Mrs. Marshall Hay ward, Cherry avenue, and Lieut.. Ed- ward Evans, U. s. A. F., Chanllte Feild. H., son of MT. and Mrs. Her. bert J. Evans, Scott avenue.
 Graduates Today
 Miss Nancy Montague, daughter Mir. and Mrs. Hobart Montague of Merriman Lane graduates today from Bennett Jr. College, Millbrook, N. Y.
 Blood Donor Day Watertown's Blood Donor day is Friday, June IS, at which time the | Hartford Red Cross mobile unit will