The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05

St Michaers Dramatic Club will sponsor a Rainbow dance tonight in St Michaers parish house. The dance will be g novelty affair. The hall has been beautifully decorat- ed for the event and presents q beautiful setting in its varied col- pred hues.
 Mothers Day Card Party
 A Mothers Day card party will be held by the Children of St Mary's church in the. parish hall on next Monday night. A short musical program will be rendered and refreshments will be served.
 Concert Tonight
 This evening at S:15 o'clock, the Upsala Glee Club of Upsala Col give a concert in the Gem Opera house. The concert will be under the direction of Conrad Forsberg, eminent New York pianist and con- ductor. Miss Lillian Gustafson, well known concert soprano of New York city, will be the guest artist. Miss Gustafson is the sol- olist of the Fashionable Fifth ave- nue Presbyterian church of New York. The program to be rendered, will be varied one and will in- clude the classical and folk rhelo- dies from England, France and Scandinavia.
 To Attend Golden Anniversary
 Grand Secretary Thomas O'Loughlin of the Foresters of America will be among the state officers of the order to be in att tendance at the 50th anniversary of Court Housatonic, F. of A. to be held tonight in Derby.
 Card Playing After Meeting
 Card playing will follow the meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A. o. H., to be held tonight in Hibernian hall. The meeting will be called to order at 7:SOI o'clock. Members are asked to bring refreshments.
 County Council Outing
 Many members of Crusader Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars and members of the Post Auxiliary plan on attending the county coun- ell and outing of the district to be held next Sunday in Meriden. The gathering will be held rain or shine at Germain's grove on North Broad street. NF'-f
 The festivities will start at 10 o'clock in the morning and throughout the day, clam chowder, sandwiches and coffee will be served. A nominal fee will be charged. It is expected that over 200 will attend the gathering.
 Masses Largely Attended j
 All of the masses in st Francis church were largely attended this morning in observance of the Feast of the Ascension. This was also truo of St Mary's church where the Dominican Fathers are con- ducting 8 mission and also in St Hedwig's church.
 In St Francis church at the o'clock mass large class of chill dren of the parish received their first holy communion.
 Local Youth Honorcd
 Edmund Garrick, son of MT and Mrs Martin Garrick of High street, a student at Mackenzie prepara- tory school in Scarsdale, N. Y., has been named valedictorian of his class which will graduate next month. Garrick Is 8 graduate of the local high school and entered a prominent part also in the ath- letic life of the school. Attending. New England Conference
 Carl w. Thompson of New street is attending the New England Con ference of Lutheran churches which opened this afternoon in Worcester, Mass. Mr Thompson will represent the church board or the Salem Lutheran church.
 Start Memorial Day Plans
 Initial plans for the observance of Memorial day, May 30, were started last night at the meeting of Isbell Camp, Sons of Union Vet erans, at their meeting held in Py- thian hall. All of the patriotic organizations of the borough will join. in the program for the ob- servance of the day.
 Wedding Invitations Issued
 Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Henrietta Mae Siwanowicz of Spring street and Paul N. Rice of New York city, formerly of this borough, which will take place in St Hedwig's