The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-06

ing planes for the Pan-American Air service which Col Lindberg opened a short time ago.
 The forum will start at S:15 when the west and boys Hobbies will be opened for the occasion.
 Next Monday night there will be lobby movies in the east lobby. There will be two films, one of which will have to do with "The Romance of Rubber" and the second with Dry Docking. The romance of rub Der tells the story of the rubber from the plantations to the finished product. Dry Docking" is concerned with the semi-annual inspection of the worlds largest liner the Levia- than in the Boston dry dock.
 Next Monday night the Viking club will have its meeting at the Y camp following which there will be ball game on the camp diamond. clubs to hold outdoor meetings at the Y camp during the summer. The regular lobby song which is held every Tuesday evening with Louis Chieffo leading will be held on Wednesday next week because ot the Sikorsky forum on Tuesday night.
 On June Is the Rustic Friars club will hold their second dance within year in the gym. This dance is to be known as a beach party and decorations will accordingly follow the general character of beach scenery. The swimming pool will be brought into use as part of the scheme of events. The Brass City Troubadors will furnish the music. The Phi Alpha Pi club is follow ing the Rustic Friars dance with the Phi Alpha Pi party week later, also to be held in the gym. Elabo- rate plans are being made for this dance which comes just before the opening of the Y camp at Smiths pond. One. of the outstanding fea- Park orchestra from Springfield which is coming to Waterbury for this special occasion. Franklin War ren, Arthur Mahoney, Charles Cor coran and Norman Maxwell are in charge of this affair.
 At the last meeting of the Grena- diers club at which their new pres ident, George White presided, it was decided to continue club meetings through the summer making as many of these meetings outdoor as possible.
 A joint meeting of the Cwoan club, Bona-Doms and Y Chaps is being planned which will be held at the camp Thursday night, June IS. This meeting will take the nature of a steak roast which will be pre- ceded by swimming and followed by baseball. Because of the fact that these clubs have their meeting on the same evening, they have been able to get together in several joint sessions.
 The first inter-club track meet will be held at Hamilton park next Saturday, with the following clubs participating: Rustic Friars, Ore, Grenadiers, Bona-Doms, Xi Theta Pi. Wilby Hi-Y, Emanons, and Sigmas. Events will consist of broad jump, running and standing high jump, discus, 100 yard dash, 22O yard dash, medley relay and the shot put.
 The Phalanx club will hold an outing at the Y. M. C.. A. camp in Watertown, next Monday evening, and will leave the Central at 6:30. Charles J. Velte, membership sec retarv and club advisor will so with them.
 The basebal schedule for the week of June is as follows:
 Monday-Bona-Do vs Rustic at Brassco park.
 Tuesday-Hi-Y vs Vinkings at Brassco park; Zi Theta vs O-Fe, place to be announced.
 Wednesday-Dorm vs Sigma at Brassco park
 Thursday-Emanons vs Cwoans at golf lots. '.
 Friday-O-Fe' vs Pine Hills at golf lots.