The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-16
Saint Patrick
 to Be HOnOred
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the Catholic church but who appre- ciate the life work of the great saint in the interest of the human family. The fact that he was one of the worlds great evangelists Is not denied by anybody.
 The special entertainment. pro- grams arranged for this years an. niversary are many and varied. This evening the Daughters of Isa- bella will present Q pleasing pro. gram consisting of Irish songs and dances in their hall. Refreshments will be served and all members are cordially invited to attend: The committee in charge of the ar engagements includes Mrs c. P. Hayes, Mrs Mary O'Rourke and Miss Mildred McGovern.
 Under the direction of Patrick Wallace the members of St Fat rick's Holy Name society will pre-. sent their annual minstrel ana dance tomorrow night in St Jo- seph's auditorium. Former Assist: ant City Clerk George Casey VIII be interlocutor with Eddie keenan and Bill Clasby as end men. The committee in charge includes Thomas Fitzmaurice, Commission CT James Phelan, Mago Sheehan, William Dwyer, Joseph Meehan and Rev William Wirkus.
 Court Welch, Foresters of Amer- lea, will conduct a special program tomorrow night in Goodwill hall, Waterville. William H. Dunleavey and Mrs Edna Maher are in charge. A buffet lunch VIII pc served, Charles Shepard will be prompter for the old fashioned dances.
 club will hold a special supper and dance at the Chase park house Plans for this event have been un- derway for some time past.
 Tomorrow night the play "The Whiteheaded Boy" will be present. ed in the auditorium of St Mar garet's school. The presentation will be continued Friday night. The affair Is under the auspices Of the dramatic group of the Children of Mary. In addition to the play a program of Irish music will be presented and dancing will be en: joyed. Rev Eugene Moriarty Will direct the presentation of the play
 Monsignor Slocum branch of the Ancient order of Hibernians and the ladies' divisions No. and No 57 will participate in joint Irish celebration tomorrow night in Hi- bernian hall. The committee In charge includes William Delaney and Miss Madeline Dreyer. Besides a varied program of entertainment a minstrel show will be presented with Edward Doyle as interlocutor. Dancing will follow. a.
 Waterbury's official family will hold a St Patrick's day celebra- ton tomorrow night at Lakeside tavern. Mayor Frank Hayes will preside. A large number Of city officials and employees are expected to be in attendance.
 At the Elks' club tomorrow night the usual annual St Patrick s dinner dance will take place. The Varsity eight-piece orchestra will play for the dancing which will start at o'clock and end at 2 o'clock in the morning. William F. Pollard is chairman of the com mittee in charge.
 A St Patrick's day supper will be served at the American Legion rooms tomorrow night under the auspices of Corporal Coyle post auxiliary. Mrs Gunnar Schlander is chairman of the committee in charge.
 At Temple hall tomorrow night Clan-Na- Gael and the l. A. R. club will present a program in honor Of St Patrick. A varied group of en- tertainers will participate and Peter F. Shea will be the an- nouncer.
 Numerous other parties cele- brating St Patrick's day have been arranged for tomorrow night. many of them in private homes. All in all. Waterbury's observance of St Patrick's day tomorrow promises to be equal to any in past years.