The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-13
WATER WILLIE
HARVEST SUPPER
 COMMITTEE NAMED
Ladies Aid Society SpOn- s0rs Annual Event at
 St Michaels

On Thursday evening of this week St Michaers Parish hall In waterville will be the scene of the annual Harvest supper. The meal will be served from 4:30 p. m. to S:0O p. m. by the members of the Ladies' Aid society who will be in charge. This supper is the out standing event of it's kind in Wa terville each year. This Is lndi- cated by the fact that nearly a thousand people are usually served one of the finest home-cooked meals to be obtained anywhere. One of the chief secrets of ser wing so large a crowd in the small parish hall is the splendid organi- zation of workers assigned to the various tasks. Mrs George Cog gins, president of the Ladies' Aid society, who serves also as general chairlady of the committee, an- nounced her list of patronesses and assistants at a special meeting Of the society held last night. They are as follows:
 Table No. 1, Patronesses: Mrs Frank Kelliher and Mrs Patrick Donahue; assistants, Mrs William Dunlavey, Mrs Walter Hoerman, Mrs Harry Stevens, Miss Anna Stevens, Miss Mary Blanchard, Miss Elizabeth Paffney.
 Tabe No. 2, Patronesses: Mrs Charles Denehey and Mrs Joseph M O n a mbault; assistants: Mrs Frank Seery, Mrs Edward Gagain, Mrs George Graham, Miss May Denehey, Miss Anna Graham, Miss Rita Sullivan.
 Table No. 8, Patronesses: Mrs William Romey and Mrs Katherine Malia; assistants: Mrs John Hum- phrey, Mrs Robert Kamack, Mrs William Cregan, Miss Vivian Malla. Miss Martha Lanonette and Mss Marion Ryan.
 Table No. 4, Patronesses: Mrs Louis Dadario and Mrs Francis Whelan; assistants: Mrs Joseph McArdle, Mrs George Delevilenuse, Miss Mary Calvin, Miss Anna Lambert, Miss Christine Calvin and Miss Evelyn Moore.
 Table No. 5, Patronesses: Mrs Alfred Ellis and Mrs Henry La chance; assistants: Mrs Wallace Dyson, Miss Margaret Stevens. Miss Esther Hendrickson, Miss Evelyn stevens, Miss Irene Lachance and Miss Alice Dorsey.
 Bread and Butter Committee; Mrs James Mulcunry and Mrs Thomas B. Carney.
 Pie Committee: Mrs Joseph Seery, Mrs Frank Lachance and Miss Winfred Delaney.
 Silver Committee: Mrs George Hecklema, and Mrs Norman Dor sey.
 Suppers-.s-take out Committee: Mrs William Heaney and Mrs Harry Sizer.
 Coffee Committee: Mrs Thomas
 Salad Committees: Mrs David
 Meat Committee; Mrs James Hughes.
 Unassigned: Mrs John Lynch. Mrs Edward Holleran, Mrs Emil Seebach, Miss Joseph McOeahrn and Miss Bella Gurber.
 Tickets, door, etc: Rev William J. O'Shea, c. Arthur DuBoia Jo- seph Kenney and James Mulcunry.
 Warren Heads FairmOunt Club.
 Franklin w. Warren. of Suffolk street, was elected president of the Fairmount Community club at the annual meeting held at the club rooms last night. MT Warren suc- ceeds Elmer D. Wilson, who has headed the club since its organi- zation two years ago. He has nl- ways been loyal and enthusiastic Fairmount booster and hard worker for the club. Under his leadership brilliant future is pre- dicted.
 The reports of officers and conn mittee chairmen indicated that the club, outhough an infant In the community club circle, is . most lusty one and has done a splendid piece of work since its inception. Plans for even more effective work during the coming year were dis- cussed last night.
 Other officers elected were: Vice Presidents, Mrs Frank Bailey. Pa trick Winston and Joseph Cosgriff; secretary, John A. Ford, Jr; and treasurer, Frederick Seidel. The board of directors are to be named at the next meeting.
 1t was voted to serve a chowder | .pper at the next meeting which is scheduled for November 9th. Kenney President of Overlook Club
 Waterville appears to be q fav- orite section from which to choode community club presidents since Joseph Kenney of Robert street, was elected president of the over look Cottage Park club at Coium-