The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-27
WATER WILLIE
PRIDE-OF WEIGH
 CIRCLE MEETS
Rain Keeps Attendance Down-Many on Elks'
 Committees

Stormy weather kept several members from attending last nights meeting of Pride of Welch Circle. Companion of the Forest at Forester's hall. Only routine business was transacted. Plans were announced for a social hour which will follow the next meet ing which takes place on Tuesday, May 10th. A feature will be an amateur entertainment to be stag ed by the members under the di- rection of Mrs Maher. If this is up to the humorous standards set by a similar performance last year it should prove to be smash hit.
 The final Thursday afternoon card party of the season will take place at the hall tomorrow after noon with the chief Companion Kathryn c. Malia and Mrs Thomas Buckley in charge,
 Waterville Men On B. P. O. E.
 Committees.
 Waterville is we'll represented on the list of committee appointments for the current year released yes terday by R. L. Palatine. exalted ruler of the Waterbury Lodge of Elks. Robert A. Waters, estemmed leading knight, and next in line for ruler of the lodge, is honored by appointment to six committees, namely, board of governors. house committee, social and community welfare, lapsation, permanent char ity and sick visiting. Frank Bailey who Is the third ranking officer of the lodge, has been named to the board of governors and the lapsation and permanent charity committees. William H. Duniavey and Hubert Alcott will serve on the important investigating com mittee.
 Children of Mary Card Party.
 Miss Evelyn StevenS heads the committee in charge of the big card party which the Young Lad ies Sodality of the Children of Mary of St Michaeps church will give at St Michacrs parish hall tomorrow evening. She has an efficient committee assisting her and a pleasant evening is promised all who plan to attend. Bridge. pinochle, whist. forty-five and any other games desired will be played and prizes will be given the hold CTS of highest scare at each taoie.
 "A Hurricane WOOing"
 The cast of "A Hurricane Woo ing" the play to be given at Grace Methodist church, parlors by Mrs George Hubbelps Sunday school class tomorrow evening, has been carefully chosen and contains. the names of several who have done creditable dramatic work in the past. It includes Aletha Hubben. John Dodson, Doris Slpcum. Harvey Dodson, Hazel Field. Ronald Ben- son and J. Lawrence Vibbert. Jr. The performance will start promptly at eight o'clock. Mrs George Hubbell is directing the play, which is a comedy full of unusual situations.
 Attend Convention Mrs R. c. Atherton, of Essex avenue, Fairmount, and Mrs Ed win N. Wightman, of Wheeler street, attended the annual grand court session of the Order of Anl- arauth.
 Bridge Party Mrs Edward Link entertained her bridge club at her home on Pembroke avenue, Fairmount, this week. Her guests were Mrs Cliff ford Jones, who had high score. hIp LdWiCICc DoohSy ohu Fred Lefeore. Mir and Mrs E. R. Cooke, of Cooke street, have as their guest their daughter, Mrs Ralph Lee of New York city.
 MT and Mrs Roderick w. Tooley of Bon Air avenue, entertained Mrs Tooley's father. brother and sister. Charles DuBois, John Dubois and Miss Hazel Dubois of Salisbury, over the week end.
 Henry Gagain of Driggs street. who has been at St Mary's hospi- tai for several days is reported as improving and hopes to be home within short time.