The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-29
LAKEVILLE MANOR
 WILL OPEN FRIDAY
The Address of Welcome VIII Be Delivered By
 Father Judge
TENTATIVE PROGRAM

The tenth season of the Connec- tlcut Council of Catholic women will he formally opened at Lake- vile Manor Friday. Guests are now being received and it is believed that the attendance will be larger | this year than ever before. The | tentative program is as follows: f0:aO a. m.--Address of welcome Rev Matthew J. Judge. diocesan director; remarks, Mary P. O'Fla- ii:OO d. m.-Round table ,iegis- l lation. Chairman. Mrs Herbert F. l Fisher, Hartford. Talk by Mrs Fish CT. "Child Welfare Commission, federal legislation. discussion by re- representatives, of local councils.
 12:3O--Luncheon meeting - In- transitional relations, Chairman, Mrs John Reilly. Wililmantic; talk l by Mrs Reilly on organization and duties of chairman. Message from
 N. c. C. w., Mrs T: J. Horrigan, Meriden, Conn; national member
 ship, Mrs J. J. Quinn, Hartford; fous education. Chairman. Miss Mary V. Bolton, Hartford: Plans | for Vacation Schools, Sister Mary de Lourdes, Miss Ann F. Gilligan. Thursday
 10:3O q. In.--Round table. Indus trial problems. Chairman. Miss Mary Y. Hennessey,, of this city. Analysis and discussion of encycli- caIs on labor and of recent encycli- cal. "The Sacred Heart and World Distress" Miss Nora O'Brien and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick.
 12:30-Luncheon meeting-Scho- Iarship to school of social service. Talk on the school by Miss Maud Bailey. M. A., Thomaston. 2:3O D. m.--Round table. Study clubs and educational programs. Chairman, Mrs M. J. Howard. Nor
 walk. s:3O D. m.-Round table. Fed eral Aid in Unemployment Relief" Miss Loretto Newman. Immigration girl welfare. Discussion on Lake, vile Manor, representatives of To- cal councils.
 Girl Scout Week Special features are planned for Girl Scout week which will be held July 2 to 9. Hikes, picnic suppers
 and other activities will be in- cluded. Mrs Clew. who will be in charge, is an experienced scout leader and will arrange for work
 for merit badges. However. girls who are not enrolled scouts are also invited and urged to come to
 LakeviIle at this time. It h not necessary to make reservations In advance and no special uniform Is
 required.
 Friday.
 Preceding the formal opening
 Friday the council held its annual
 round table conference there today and tomorrow. Spe a kers from
 councils throughout the state will
 discuss various interests Of the organization.
 Today's program opened at 10:30 a. m. with a welcome by Rev Mat
 thew J. Judge, diocesan director, followed by remarks by Miss Mary P. o'Flaherty. At Il o'clock Mrs Herbert Y. Fisher spoke on "Child Welfare Commission"
 "InternationaI Relations" was the theme of the luncheon meeting at 12:30, at which Mrs John Reilly, of Willimantic, on Congratulations" Mrs T. J. Horrigan of Meriden brought message from the Na- tional Council of Catholic Women and Mrs J. J. Qulnn talked or
 National Membership" At 3:30 o'clock q discussion on religious education will be held, with Miss Mary V. Bolton, Sister Mary de Lourdes and Miss Ann F. Gilligan | as leaders.
 A round-table on industrial prob- lems will open tomorrow's pro- gram at 10:30 q. m, with Miss Mary F. Hennessey, of Waterbury.
 as chairman, Miss Maud Bailey. of Thomaston, will speak at the lun- cheon meting, which will be fol- lowed by discussion. at which
 Mrs M. J. Howard of Norwalk will preside.
 "FederaI Aid in Unemployment | Relief" will be the subject of an
 address by Miss Loretta Newman at the 3:3O meeting. The confer ence will close with a discussion of
 Lakeville Manor by representatives | of local councils.
 Miss Elsie Kelly. who was hos tess last season, will continue in
 that position this year and Miss
 Margaret Sullivan, of Norwich councillor.