The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-17

JUDGE H. J. BEARDsLEY
 Deliver address of welcome. and will adjourn not later than 5:15.
 Social Program nt Country Club
 While the working delegates of the convention are assembling in 15 groups, the wives and families of delegates will be conducted in autos to the Waterbury Country club where committee composed of the wives of the members of the board of directors of the Waterbury Y. M. gram and tea. Levi Wilcox is the chairman of this committee.
 Annual Banquet
 The annual banquet of the Y M. c. As of Connecticut will be called to order at 6:30 o'clock in the ball room and grill of the Hotel Elton by Charles A. Templeton, member of the board of directors of the Wa terbury Y. M. C. A., who will act as toastmaster. Preceding the main address of this session, which will be on the subject Youth and Life To- day." by Frincis s. Harmon, presi- ucHl Ol lllc HdIlOIldl COuHCll ol lIlc Y. M. C. As of the United States. there will be music by the Imperial male quartet of Waterbury and two short talks on What the Y. M. C. A. has Meant To Me-" by Ebbe Zet- terman, president of the Hi-Y club of New Britain and by Frederick M. Carter, president, Y. M. c. A., Inter- Church Council of Merident. Grace will be asked at the beginning of the session by Rev. Richard Hegarty of the First Methodist church and ters' association.
 Y. NJ. C. A.
 Immediately after the close of President Harmon's address, the sium of the central Y. c. c. A. where a double header" social pro- gram will be conducted by the Y's Mems club of the Waterbury Y. M. C. A. The first event will be a one act play entitled "The Ragged Edge" to be presented by the Thespian Players of the Hartford Y. M. C. A. Following this there will be a pro- gram of dancing, music for which will be furnished by "rhe Kentuck- ians." Admission to these social events will be only by convention badge.
 Sunday Program
 At 8 o'clock the convention will resume its sessions with breakfast at the Hotel Elton. President Francis $. Harmon, of the national council will speak again, this time on the topic "The Youth of the World" Rev. Emri $. Sites, assistant pastor and director of religious education of the First Baptist church, will of- fer grace at this session. ''he pre- siding officer at this meeting will be Lucian T. Warner of Bridgeport who is q member of the national council the state executive committee. and board of directors of the Bridge port Y. M. C. A.
 From 9 to 10:30 several of the group sessions held on Saturday aft ernoon will hold adjourned meet ings. At this same time will be held the first quarterly meeting for 1881 of the stat executive committee. The two local men on this committee are Leon H. French and Herbert $. Smith. Delegates are expected to at tend the church of their choice.
 Final Session
 The final session of the convention will get under way at 12:45 with luncheon at the Hotel Elton. The address at this meeting will be by Charles K. Calhoun, general secre- tary of the Bridgeport Y. M. c. A. on the subject How the Y. M. c. Can Best Serve the Youth To- day Frank J. Damon. member of the state executive committee and member of the board of directors of the Torrington Y. M. c. A., will pre- side at this session. Grace will be Nffa at tho hoOinniy,o hv paU Ed ward M. Condit. assistant pastor of the First Congregational church of Waterbury. A musical program will be offered by the Imperial male quartet. The benediction will be said by Rev. Joseph o. Todd, pastor of Mill Plain Union church.
 Waterbury Delegates
 Among the 190 delegates who will represent this city at the convention are the following groups: Board of directors, Levi Wilcox, Julius B. Smith, c. Raymond Canung. Frank H. Bailey, Orton P. Camp. Theobald French, Richard w. Goss, John B. Goss, Dr. Charles L. Larkin, Harry C. Post. Forrest G. Purinton, Charles A. Templeton, Barstow l.. Hemin- way, Edwin II. Jones; dormitory, Benjamin R. Colder, Aubrey E. G. .enlaw, Edwin H. kratsch. Ray mond Richards. Earl Weiss, Harold o. Daily, John Minor, Ralph c. Col ter; Y's Men, Earl A. Samson. stan ley V. Volovski, Harry F.. Leonard. James Walker, Roland J. Latimer. E. Kirk Samson, George Wright, Timothy Sullivan, John O'Rourke an. Roy F.. Smith; membership, George Kingston, Louis Schuster and Charles J. Velte; educational. Her. man Rooster. John c. Bradley, Will liam D. Pierson, Carl c. Gulliver, John G. Gilmartin, William W. Ga ger, Arthur H. Goepel. Frank H. Vickery, Mary l.. Martin, Orville D. Crooker. Frederick A. Brown, James B. Griffin, Roy A. Ferris and Henry T. Moeckel: industrial, Walter $. Berry. William G. Green, Walter A. Jarvis. J. Russell Putnam. William A. Carpenter. Edwin c. Smith, liar old J. Egan. John j. Spellman. George H. Ferris. William r. Cone, Ge orge O'Donnell and J. A. Hai.y Peterson: physical education. c. Ray mond Ganung, Michael ]. Wall. George Gelgauda. Francis Kreger, Franklin H. Reed, Paul A. Marg- graf. Louis Chieffo. Charles +. Leader. Harry w. Shackley, Irwin w.