The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-02

 the past week which is known as the Bona-Dom club. Charter members of the club are Frank. Sullivan, president; Joseph May, Francis O'Donnell, Patrick Costello, Edward Conlon, Donald Monaghan. John Kerny, John Mccarthy, James Bren- nan, John Brennan, Frank May, John Egan,' Steven Egan, and John Driscoll.
 At the first meeting of the club, election of officers was held and Frank Sullivan elected president; Joseph May, vice president; Francis o'Donnell, secretary: and Patrick Costello, treasurer. Frank May was of the initiation committee and John Mccarthy and Steven Egan also serve.
 This club is under the Christian Education department at the Gen. tral Y M c A and at present has for its advisor Roy E. Smith, sec retary of that department. It meets every Thursday evening at o'clock at the Central Y.
 At the coming inter-club dinner at the Central M C A on Monday evening, May 4th at 6:30, the Y- Chaps will be represented. This will be the first Inter-club affair which this group has attended.
 At meeting of the Chaps, last Thursday, evening, it was decided to stage private club party in the west lobby of the Y M A on the night of May 13. It was also voted to ask Clayton S. Brown, building boys secretary, to speak to the club at the next meeting on May 2.
 At the Y's Mems club a group of young business men meeting at the Central Y M c A on Thursday eve- ming, plans were laid for a club card party and dance to be held in the west and boys Hobbies on Wednesday, May at s:30. An en- tertainment committee was appoint ed with Edward K. samson as chair man and Timothy V. Sullivan and Dr Edwin V. Erbe. This party will be for mem bers of the Y's Mems Club and friends.
 It was also voted at this meeting to have a steak, roast at the Y M c A Boys camp at Smiths pond on May IA. The same committee will be in charge of this event.
 r In the absence of President George Brown, Vice-Presfdent Harry Dubuque conducted a very interest ing meeting at the Square Circle club this week. Plans were laid for the summer schedule and for the en- tertainment to be presented at, the next Inter-Club dinner.
 The Square Circle club will meet With the Emanons in a joint social to be held May 12.
 The meeting of the Phi Alpha Pi club has been changed from Sunday afternoon to Wednesday evening. Roland H. Newberry will be initiat- ed into the. club at its next meeting.
 This club continues to be prom inent in athletics and has its ten- nfs team already in shape to enter the Inter-club league which will be a new feature at the Y this year. Arthur Mahony's new high jumper. Red Hollis, broke the club record of five feet nine and one-half inches at a recent workout. He, cleared g feet 10 inches and Coach Mahony refused to allow him to try for a better ern style of jump.
 The club cabin committee is to make definite report on the site of the cabin at the next meeting.
 The Emanon club will play the Putsic F'riars club in baseball next Tuesday evening. The club will also go to New Britain this next week to visit the Delta-XI fraternity in the coming week.
 The Y-Not Spring hop will start to- night at 8:30 to the strains of DiPietro's orchestra. Chairman Hans Winzer of the dance commit tee says that plans are all made and a large crowd is expected at the dance. Robert White, president of, the club, Max Gaudelette and Is- adore Goldberg have been co-oper- ating with MT Winzer to make this dance a great success. The pro- ceeds will go toward cabin fund to be invested in the erection of cabin at the Waterbury M c A boys camp. : The fourth Inter-club dinner will be held at the Central Y M c A In Rooms and c next Monday eve ming at 6:30. "Jeff' Roland of Cros- by high school one of the most in-