The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-12
tNausatuck Correspondcnce)

union meettnB, LauteS N1knt, cara parties and q big celebration in commemoration of their anniver- l. sary has been laid out and indi- cations are that members will have one of the most enjoyable seasons thus far.
 Much enthusiasm was shown at the meeting and members volun- teered support in arranging the program. A committee in charge of the social activities for the coming season was appointed. It consists of John LAur, chairman. William smith, A. J. Mccarthy and Frank w. Weaving.
 A committee to handle the women's division of the society, Grove Circle. was. also named. It is composed of Mrs. Nan Weaving, chairlady. Margaret Richards, Pau inc Sullivan, Anna Richards and Helen Casey.
 The big event of tho year will be the anniversary celebration which will take place in February, i934. Extensive plans are being made for this event. It is expected sub committees will be appointed to handle the various events.
 Giec Club Social
 A social to which prospective new members will Dc invited is planned by the St. Michacls Giee Club for Monday Oct. 23, it was learned today. Arrangementa for the affair are now being made. It is expected there will be some musical numbers and then various games wil be played with refresh ments being served. One of the objects of the affair is to create moro interest in tho society. Re- heargals are being held by the members of the society weekly. The organization. which has cntcr- taincd the Naugatuck music lovers in the past. plan to enter the state Rlee club competition noxt spring and is preparing for 1t now. No Immediate plans for concerts have pectcd within C few months.
 To Give Plan Tonight [.
 4 dress rehearsal last night of the four-act play Farm Folks' to be presented Ut S:15 tonight and tomorrow night in the Methodist church by the church's dramatic club. was quite successful and in- dicated that q treat is In store for the audience tonight. The players havo worked long in getting the play into shape and they seem to have done q fnc job. A large at- tendance Is hoped for.
 No Bowling Action
 whether or not tho local Salem Lutheran church will be represen- ted in q state bowling league this year still remains uncertain. Con- raa Rohs, who had attended q meeting of the atnte organization in Mcridcn Sunday, brought the subject up at q meeting of the Lu. ther League last night but there were not enough men bow1ers present to take action on it. Be cause of the fact that there are two leagues in town for the men bowiers this year and one for the women t iS probable tho local church will not put q team into the state league. Last year tho N@ugatuck .inmen took second
 To Elect Tonight
 The women's auxiliary to Cru. sndcr Post. Veterans of Foreign Wars will elect officers tonight for the coming year Mrs. Helen Dor- Ian, present vice. president. is sla- ted to be president and Mrs. Ca- therine Reilly will be named vice. president, it is believed. Plans for the season will be made at the meeting. A good attendance is cx. pected. X date of installation of the officers will be chosen in all probability.
 Mrs. Donlan, who is q resident of Beacon Falls, has been active in the society for some time and has proved most popular. 1t is believed she will De well qualified 10 carry on the work tf the retiring prcsi. dcntdent. Mrs. Richard Ostrom.
 Carl Schrul Arrested
 Carl schrul of Cherry street was arrested last night at 10:65 by Chief of Police John Adamson on Il charge of passing Q traffic light at tho corner of Bridge and North Main streets. He posted s6 bond until his case comes up in court.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Taft.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Taft former local resident who died at her homo in Washington, D. C., Tuesday was held today at 2:30 from St. Miehaei's church. Rev. Edwards, of Seymour ofiiciated.
 Mrs. Taft was the widow of tho late George Taft of Naugatuck. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Emma D00little of West Hd- ven. Mrs. Hattie Dreyer Of New York city and Mrs. Jennie Weaver of Providence, l.. l.. She also leaves three sons. William and Harvey Taft Of Washington. D. C.. and George Taft of Baltimore, Md, one brother oliver Mills of un. known address and ono grandson.
 To PIan Festival
 Plans for the fourth Birthday quarter" of members Of tho Ladies' Aid society of tho Salem Lutheran church will Dc made at q meeting of the society tonight in the church with Mrs. John Woodin and Mrs. George Anderson in charge of tho meeting.
 Each quarter of the year mem bers of this society whose birthday fails within that quarter. prepare a program for a birthday festival. This program for tho fourth birth day festival will be planned to- night. Various persons will be as- signed to the prospective commit- tees. The affair will take place within two months.
 Alvar Larson Funeral
 The funeral of Alvar $. Larson, who died yesterday will be held from the home of his aunt Mrs. Samuel Sanford at 23 Grove street tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Rev. William Frendberg. pastor of the Salem Lutheran church. will ofiici- ate. Interment will be in Grove cemetery. Friends may call at Mrs. Sanford's home tonight between : and 9 o'clock.
 Entertainment Tonight Everything is in readiness for one of the most entertaining smok-a CTS ever given by Ojeda Council, Kuights of Columbus. A large turn out is expected for the entertain ment and general Columbus day program which has been arranged for the evening. Many radio stars of state and national fame have heen booked by Chairman Edward McGrath and Judge James C.. shannon of the city court of Bridgeport will give the principal 4.1 4s zlu