The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-29

The Junior branch of the so- cieta Caiatina D Conasionale held it's organization meeting at their club rooms on Bank street last night. Atty Carmine Cipriano acted us temporary chairman until the election of officers took place. The officers elected last night were nresident, Albert Dance; vice pres- ident, Joseph Trumfio; recording secretary, John Eesta; financial secretary, Joseph Della Camera, and treasurer, Gustava DeCicco.
 A committed of five was appoint ed to draw up the by-laws of the clubs. Yhe committee consists of the following: Gus DeCicco, chair man; Peter Rosato, Sam Jamelli, Nick De Snntis, and Nick Capa- wanno. The bylaw committee will meet on October 6 at 220 Oak street to draw up the bylaws.
 This organization is not Q new club, but merely branch of the senior societa. The Senior Societa Caiatina b Conazionale has been in existence for the past 25 or moro years, and has now decided to branch out for the genefits of the younger element. Club had over 150 members present last night.
 Plans for future activities, such as sports, dances, and entertain ment will be discussed at the next meeting which was set for Tues day, october 17, 1888, at their club roms on Bank street. All members are urged to attend.
 The first social event of the sea- son to bo sponsored by the Sacred Heart High School Alumnae was held last evening when the group conducted large card party at tho school auditorium. Miss Anne Fryer was chairman of the com mittee in charge of tho event and was assisted by Misses Gonevieve Crcan, Irene Danaher. Gonevievo Carolan, Margaret Dubiel. and Florence Corden. Those attending were: Irene Roach, Emily Roach, Anna May Bell, Emma Zibell, Mrs Margaret Barry. Mrs Thomas Grady, Helen Barry. Margaret Bar ry, Mrs D. J. Crean, Mrs Joseph T. s. Cruess, Mary Howard, Mary | E. Doyle, Claire Planning, 1reno Donaher, Anna McCusker, Eileen Eustaee, Genevlove Crean, Wileon Scanlon, Catherine Irene scanlon, Mary Lou Mccarthy, Edith o'Con- nor, Florence German, Iva Iris, Rose Brady, Mrs James Griffin, Mrs J. Cullinan, Mrs Hugh Gal lagher, Marguerite Gunshannen, Mildred Olson, Clem Pllon, B6ty Moynihan, Katherine M. Green, Mrs Alice Koeley, Mrs William Hopkins, Mrs Edward Maloney, Mrs Mary Egan, Genevlevo A. Mo- ran, Rose l.. Culllnan, Charlotte M. Moran, Mary r. Grady, Daisy OFlaherty, Josephine Fay, Agnes Kyle, Elizabeth Hartye. Rita Blake Margaret V. Ladden. Florence Fay, Jeannotte Blake Elizabeth Gerag- hty. Anne Barton, Alice Brandt, Helen O'Brien. Mary Geraghty, Cora Parker Catherine Geraghty, Loretta Cowper, Claire Desmarais, Alice Budd, Grace Kelly. Mrs T. McKenna, Mrs Alfred Baril. Mrs William Shoehy. Mrs T. r. Fitzpet- rick, Mrs Armand Gareeau, Mrs Erlls Case, Mrs John Blake. Dor othy Cr,sess, 1renol Liober, Mrs George Russell, Gonevieve Carolan Gertrude Foley. Catherine Flaher. ty. May Strokor, Ann Leroy, Julie StuCk, MTb f1oleH SlHBtr, Glble | Loisring. Loretta SepanBka, Dor othy Aspell, 1reno Rcynold, Rita Murphy, Margaret Cough, Lillian Murphy, Mary Cough, Mrs A. Di. orio, Irene Sullivan, Mary Troy, Emelino o'Rourko, Catherine Cliff ford. Margaret W. Carroll, Mar. guerito D. Sullivan, Mildred Hol. land, Helen Leary, Vivian Malia, and Ethel Sayles.
 The second session of the city championship tournament being conducted at the Pequot club was hold last evening with the follow. ing results: Section A, north and south: W. Harry Byrnes and A. J. Bender, 115h; William Duff and R. Il. Davidson, i13h; Theodore Breithaupt and Mrs Franklin o'Donncll, 100 A; R. D. Piatt and W. s. Smith, 100; east and west, r. A. Stewart and Walter Malseh, 1odh; Arthur Weekler and Her. man Rehms, 0S 4; Ivan Coulter and Allen Ruffin, 0S; r. A. Loveridgo and Louis Sehuster, 0Gh.
 Section D, William King and Mir samons, co; John Kold and g. M. Lund, 46; Mir and Mrs Henry o. Newman, 4ih; pr and Mrs D. A. Herr, 37.
 Section c. William Hill and os- car Warner. 44h: Mrs Claude Par ton and Mrs Frank Squros, 43; Mrs Joseph A. Bergin and Mrs b. J. Nelson. 42ta; J. J. Wells and F. A. Wells, 4f.