The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-07
OAKVILLE

1 A meeting of the Young Peoples Fellowship Society of the Al Saints church was held last even- ing at the church hall.
 The election of officers were as follows: Catherine Meyer, presi- dent; Walter Cummings, vice-presi- dent; Fred Cummings, treasurer Grace Flisher, secretary. Service Committees: Edward, Will son; Fellowship committees Ray mond Hoffman, and Margaret Gil landers; Study Committee, Isabelle Currie and Reid Hoffman; Wor- ship Committee, Henrietta Ther- ault and Henry Meyer.
 After the business meeting a so- cial hour was enjoyed by those at tending who were: Catherine Mey- CT, Margaret Gillanders, Grace Flisher, Henrietta Therault, Isa- belle Currie, Vern Hoffman, Ed ward Wilson, Raymond Hoffman, Henry Meyer, Reid Hoffman, Fred Cummings, and Walter Cummings. Vaudeville and Dance The dramatic society of S. Mary Magdalene's church will present a vaudeville show and dance to-mor- row evening at S:15 o'clock at the community HOUSE.
 A night club setting with cabaret type entertainment, many novel, ties, music for dancing and girls serving refreshments will feature the affair.
 There will be dancing from S:15 to 9:15 o'clock. At 9:15 o'clock the master of ceremonies will intro duce the acts. The orchestra will be on the stage while the enter tainers will perform in the au- dience.
 The program announced is as follows:
 Zylophone solos, George Austin, accompanied on the piano by John A. Dowd; Frank Fugliese. vocal solos; Gloria Young, fancy dancing accompanied on the piao by Pop Seymour; The Rogers Sisters. vocal solos, accompanied by John A. Dowd; Gertrude Stewart, Waltz clog and eccentric dancing. Paul Stiffen, vocal solos and William o. Br!en, vocal solos:
 MT and Mrs Charles Atwood and son, Charles, MT and Mrs John Titis and Albert Pullen of Bing- hamton, N. Y. were guests of MT Atwood's mother, Mrs Mabel Alt wood of Watertown avenue over I MT Atwood arrived in Waterbury in his aeroplane, accompanied by Al Pullen of Binghamton Airport and landed in a meadow near Fl. l.. Cashman's home on Bunker H!Il.
 MT Atwood later attempted to pilot it to anotmer lot closer to the Atwood residence, and in attempt ing to clear a stone wall th- under carnage of the plane collided with a wire fence and was damaged. Tho operator and his guest pas senger escaped injury.
 MT and Mrs Lawrence Noel, and son Lawrence Jr. and Francis Mur- phy spent the weekend at the home of MT Noels mother. in Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs Charles Wilson Jr
 Entertained
 Miss Estelia Kwayauskas of Union City was the honpred guest of q farewell party held at the home of Mir and Mrs Charles Will son of Colonial street recently. Mrs Wilson was the hostess.
 Miss -Kwayauskas Is leaving this week tb enter training at the Bath City hospital. Bath. Me.
 Games and music were enjoyed and later in the evening n delicious luncheon was served.
 Miss Kwyauskas was the recip- ioBt of many beautiful gifts from those attending who were; Miss Gladys Verxier. Mrs Lester verzier Miss Mary Meyer. sMiss Tesaie X kway ayauskas, Miss Catherine Yer. xler, Mr and Mrs Walter kwyaus. kas, Miss Marie verzlsr. Miss Beat ilee Bsilemors. Mr and hrs Charles Wilson. nr, Betty curfle. Edmond Wilson, John Reed. Claire Wilson, Earl Henson, Jane Vefxlef Patricia versier md Mr ard Mrs Charles Wilson IT.