The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-11
of the late club dances at the Y and will be among the last.

of the late club dances at the Y ana
 will be among the last.
 The Phi Alpha Fl club will hold Ia mixed swimming party in the Y. M. e. A. pool tonight at s:15 after which club dancing party will be held in the west lobby.
 John Atticks of Michigan univer- sity and member of the Phi Alpha Pi club is spending his vacation in Waterbury.
 The Waterbury Y swimming team met the South Manchester Swim- ming club last evening at the Y pool, After the meeting was over, stiff lgame of water polo was played. The Y-Not Spring Hop will be held | on saturday, May End at 8:30 in the | Y gymnasium. It is planned to make | this dance a truly sport affair in keeping with the season of the year, Hans Winser, Max Gaudelette, Isa- | IdOre Goldberg and Robert White lcomprise the committee in charge of thia affair.
 The Cwoan club of the Central Y. M. c, A., one of the newer young lmen's clubs held it's first party and dance at the Y last evening in tho west and boys Hobbies, Daniel Sal- cito, Anthony Rice, William Christie were in charge of the social function, MT and Mrs ArthurL. Purinton and MT and Mrs Herbert s, Smith
 were patrons.
 At the third meeting of the new Young Mems club composed of ap- lprentices from the Waterbury Manu-
 featuring company. a permanent lname for the club was chosen. Here- after this group will be known as the Y-Chapps. The following men were elected to the official positions lin the club: Domenic Davino. presi- dent: Joseph Carroll, vice-president; lGeorge Slos, secretary and Carmine Barone, treasurer.
 The committee in charge of form- iulating a club constitution, Domenic Davino, Kenneth Campbell and Jo- seph Cicchetti reported at the meet ling last Thursday night and con
 stitution was adopted after revision Francis Krieger of Waterbury has been taken mot the Zi Theta Fl club as a member.
 William F. Walton of the Water- bury Y. M c. A. will be the speaker lat the Tuesday night dormitory supper. MT Walton Is resident of the Y and noe of the best known land most popular men there. A second weekly function of the Y. M. c. A. dormitory is 2 Sunday
 morning breakfast held at o'clock.
 Every Sunday morning a group Of Worm men gather togeHler and a
 short insniratianal talk Is given by
 one of thier members or by a mem her of the seeretarial staff of the Y. The annual "Dormitory Caper" a formal dress ball given by the Dormitory Village will take place on Thursday. April 23rd from s:00 p. m. until 1900 a. m. The boys have lH- ported Wittstein's orchestra from New Haven for the occasion and are making plans for a truly unusual party. The committee on decora- tions have plans to transform the big Y gym. removing all traces of 2 gymnasium.
 At the last weekly meeting of the Grenadier's club, John Mellon. a member of the club spoke on Bud getting Your Leisure Time" after which general club discussion took place and members talked over how they could make the most of their ispare time.
 Next Tuesday night. when the club
 meets again. Julius Meleski, also a member of the Grenadiers club will |speak on Choosing the Right Voca- tion.' This IS one of the most tm- portant questions introduced in the Young Mems clubs and MT Meleski is doing some special reading along this line, with the hope of bringing new thought and ideas to the rest of his group.