The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
FEDERATION OF
 MEMS CLASSES
Annual Outing at Method- ist Camp Forestville on
 Saturday July IS
INTERESTING PROGRAM

The fourth annual outing and rally of the State Federation of Mems Glasses, which will be held on Saturday, July 18th, at the Methodist camp ground, Forest vile, promises an enjoyable as well as interesting program.
 Beginning at p. m. there will be . baseball game between the Hartford Navy and the Unionville Everyman's Bible Class teams. Ben Schlesinger of the Travellers Insur- ance company of Hartford will umpire.
 Following the game. MT and Mrs Emil Kroymann of Rockville will have charge of the stunts at the | athletic field.
 The following events are sched- uled for the men folk: 20 yard 8 legged race, sack race,' obsatcle race, drawing contest. pie eating contest, egg football game for fat men. tug of war, Hartford vs Bridgeport Federation.
 For the ladies: Nail driving con- test, balloon race, baseball throw ing contest for single girls, treas- ure hunt, 26 yard backward race. shoe race. Tennis and volley ball courts are also available.
 In arranging the program the whole family was considered and Misses Harriet Hummer and Gladys Rhodes of Rockville will direct the children in games, races and stunts in the grove near tho entrance of the camp ground.
 There seems to be a Keen inter est in the quoit tournament. which will be under the direction of Robert Vantine of the Everyman's Glass of New Britain. The follow ing have already entered their teams: Brotherhood Class of South Park M. E.. Hartford; The Mems Glass of the Simsbury Methodist; the Community Class of East Hart ford; the Everyman's Class Of New ; Britain; the camp grounds team, and teams from the Meriden and Bridgeport Fedcrations. The croQuet and baby golf courses will be available on Saturday after noon.
 Indications are that nearly every section of the state will have rep- resentatiyes at this gathering. The grove makes an ideal place Tor basket lunches.
 George Stratton of South Meri- den Is in charge of supper arrange ments at the boarding house.
 At z p. m. the men will form m line on West Haven avenue anu march up Bristol avenue down Clinton avenue up Hartford avenue and down Meriden avenue, around inc circle and then go in body to the auditorium for the evening rally at 7:15 o'clock.
 Charles P. Walker of New Ha- ven. formerly head of Navy Glass of Hartford will lead the song service. with Richard Florian. or ganist of the West Haven Baptist, presiding at the plano. scripture uill he read by Warren J. Packer, president of the Meriden Fedora lion. Prayer by w. H. Phelps, leader of the East Side Class of Bridgeport. Announcements and roll call of City Federation by Frank B. Florian of Burnside president of the state federation
 Rev Albert E. Beebe, D.D., pas. tor of the First M. l.. church or Bridgeport, will be the speaker or the evening. Dr Beebe Is n recent conner to Connecticut and the Bible Glass men of Bridgeport had him as their speaker for the largest gathering held the past year;
 ItGV He lSs SchVpg thS sA> "'S .~f pointed superintendent of the New Haven district. will close the serv- ice.
 The present officers of the state federation are as follows: F. B. Florian, Burnside. president; H. D. CrowelI, Stamford. vice president; E. l.. Saxton, Norwalk. vice presi- dent; George A. Trowbridge. West Haven, vice president; Dr F. Erbe, Waterbury. vice president; W. o. Florian, regional vice presi- dent; Warren P. Grant, Hartford. member at large; c. K. Calhoun. Bridgeport, member at large; c. c. Jones, Meriden. member at large; Charles D. Calkins, Wethersfield. member at large: Everett II. stan- ley, Waterbury. member at large; Y. E. Bronson. Beaver Falls. mcm- ber at large.
 The committee. who have plan ned the outing. Is George Stratton. South Meriden; c. H. Maxon. New Britain; George Lewis. Hartford. Raymond Brooks. Unionville. and Fred C. Peck. Bridgeport.