The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-28
OAKVuLE

An entertainment and dance will be given by St Mary Magdalene's Roman Catholic church at the Oak vile Community house on St Pat rick's. night, March 17, 1881. The entertainment part of the program will be furnished by the choir of the church under the direction of Mrs M. Donahue, while the music for the dancing which follows the entertain ment will be furnished by the Area dians, an orchestra of high standing throughout this part of the state The choir members are practicing diligently and it is certain that they will provide some high class sing ing, musical and dancing numbers. The children of the grade schools will be admitted at a reduced rate.
 Sunday Church Services
 At St Mary Magdalene's church. Masses will be at 7:15, S:15, 9:15 and II o'clock. The 9:15 mass is the children's mass, followed by of this parish will receive holy com munion at the 9:15 mass.
 At the Congregational church. Sunday school at 9:30. The mem bers will receive communion at 10:45, the morning worship hour. The subject will be "The Feast. Pomeraug Young Peoples Union will meet at this church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. The Rev Ed ward Hickcox will be the speaker.
 Rev A. Nugent Samwell will con- duct the communion service at All Saints church at 10:45 o'clock. Sun- day school will be held at 9:3C o'clock and the Young Peoples fe1- lowship will meet at 6 o'clock at the parish hall
 Miscellaneous Shower
 A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of MT and Mrs D. J Dunne of Riverside street last Thurs day evening in honor of theil daughter, Mrs Paul Johnson by the office department of the Oakville division of the scovill company. The house was prettily decorated with orchid and yellow crepe paper. A delicious buffet luncheon was served and Mrs Johnson received many beautiful and useful gifts from those attending who were: Mrs Elizabeth Brennan, Mrs Georgette Clayton, Mrs Paul Manwaring, Mrs Joseph Man. Gouisauskas, Miss Gertrude Oliver
 
 Waugh. Miss Jesse Leavenworth Miss Ruth Afford, Miss Jeanette Hart, Miss Anna Miller, Miss Anne Grable, Miss Doris Haight, Mist Angie Cecil, Miss Louise Reynolds Miss Mary Cecil, Miss Florence Fowler. Miss Margaret Meilius. Miss Anna Tanascicio, Miss Mayme Booth Miss Elsie Wasel, Miss Winnie Bar. l ton, Miss Marie Windebank, Mis-. Anna Wilson. Miss Rose Flynn, Miss Donna Kontout, Miss Lucia Wood Miss Alma Droz, Miss Dorothy Cedarson, Miss Martha Bensle. Miss Katherine Meyers, Miss Mary Cos grove, Miss Margaret Wetmore, Miss Mary Wargo, Miss Evelyn Biscan- soon, Miss Hazel Hamilton. Miss i Margaret German, Miss Florence Haight, Miss Mover, Miss Frances Brennan, Miss Maria Atwood, Mis-, Madeline Brouette. Miss Lillian Ranandl, Miss Marjorie Horchert Miss Grace Brouette, Miss Alice Laneville, Miss Tessie Vanavich, Miss Mary Meisel, Miss Edna Simpson Miss Hazel Bischert, Miss Mary San. ford, Miss Viola Smith, Miss Helen Daly.
 Three Held in Break
 Harl Birkenbirger, manager of the bowling alleys at the local Com. munity House discovered about 1( o'clock Thursday morning that iron $30 to $40 worth of candy, cigar, and cigarettes had been stolen. 4 broken window on the north side oi the building gave the clue how tho thieves entered. Constable Victor