The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-21
Club Activities

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 The annual Christmas party giv- en by Lady McAlpin lodge, Daugh- ters of Scotia, will be held at Knights of Columbus hall at 1880 o'clock this evening. Mrs Rober- ston Boyd is in charge. Members are reminded to bring packages for the grab-bag.
 A Christmas party was held Monday evening at the Bunker Hill Congregational church by the Kings Daughters. Poems were read and Christmas bags were filled for the needy families. The host esses were Mrs Gael Reese and Mrs Marguerite Larsen. Among those attending were Mrs Robert Thurs field, Mrs Earl Anderson, Mrs Rich- ard c. Fisher, Mrs George Traino-, Mrs William H. Hill, Mrs Robert Jillson, Mrs Newton Alexander, Mrs Robert Croft, Mrs Lloyd Kay, Mrs Jesse Palen, Mrs Alfred Williams. Mrs Frederic B. Williams, Jr. Mrs G. Judson Wells, Mrs Ralph Webb, Mrs Clifford Tompkins, Mrs Leon Mayshaw, Mrs Croft Curtis, Mrs Fred c. Torkelson, Mrs Gladys Joslin, Mrs Carl Probst, Mrs Paul Wilhelm, Mrs Gael Reese, Mrs Marguerite Larsen, Misses Polly Horsley, Helen Stoddard, Margaret Croft, Rachel Hengeveld, Mrs Mary F. Lewis and Mrs Leonard Welton.
 The Daughters of Athens held election of officers at their meet ing this week. Those chosen were: President, Miss Ann Exarbou; vice. president, Miss Bessie Catalia; sec- retary, Miss Mary Macris; treasur- CT, Miss Irene Stavros; board of governors, Misses Irene Vledides, Claire and Helen Stavros, and Jan- ice Marcus. Officers will be in- stalled in January.
 Galilee Shrine, White Shrine of Jersusalem, will hold regular meeting tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. Plans will be discussed for the visitation of the supreme worthy high priestess. Following the meting there will be a Christ mas party with carol singing and readings. Refreshments will be served. Members are asked to bring two ten cent gifts, one of which is a toy, which vii be given to the needy children by the Sunshine club of the order.
 Mrs Minnie Lynch of Orange street was hostess at a meeting of the Pollyanna class of St PauPs M. E. Church held at her home Monday evening. Plans were made for food sale to be held In Janu- ary. Following the business session a grab-bag was enjoyed and Christ mas carols were sung. The next meeting will be held at the parson- age on Jan 22. Those attending were Mrs Dwight Seaver, Mrs Will liam Dickinson, Mrs Hugh Suther- land, Mrs William Chick, Mrs Nell lie Wilson, Mrs Henry Dorgelok, Mrs John Lineburgh, Mrs Allen Upton, Mrs Clarence Surdam, Mrs Asa Smith, Mrs Frank Meisinger, Mrs Archie Manson, Mrs William Leece, Mrs Peannette Page, Ms Edmund Allard and Miss Hazel Leas.
 Among those attending the card party given Tuesday evening for the benefit of St Patrick's church at the Lyceum were Mrs B. Dunn, Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs G. Ottinger, Mrs c. Ottinger, Jr, Frances Courtney, John Altman, Albertine Grassler, Richard Wilkinson, Mrs John Kelly. Mrs James A Phelan, Alice McGrath, Mrs John Mitchell, Mrs George Jackson, Mrs Joseph Brickner, Mrs Mary Casey, Mrs c. A. Miller, Ella Wallace, Mary Wallace, Mrs Thomas Edmond, Miss Angeline Passucci, Mrs Pat rick Keegan, Helen Shanahan, Mrs Harry Ryan, Mrs Thomas Grady, M. Commerford, Teresa Garvey, Mrs John Carbone, Anna Garvey, Helen Dunphy, Mrs Mary Dono- van, Alice Ryan, Mrs Thomas Fin ley, Mrs Thomas Mitchell, Mrs D. J. McGrath, Mrs Mary Martin. Mrs M. J. Kitchen and Mrs Jo- seph Farrell.
 The Daughters, of Ruth of the South Federated church met Mon- day evening with Mrs Oscar Hager ing were Mrs David Craig, Mrs ayGAA 444AAp 4SAAS <AitAA0i AA@NJt Earl McCallum, Mrs Frank Read. Mrs Stewart Cook, Mrs Raymond Ellis, Mrs w. G. Bailey, Mrs Fred Benson, Mrs Lionel Coshier, Mrs James Burton, Mrs David Wowan. Mrs Russell Payne, Mrs Joseph Knene, Mrs William Welsh, Mrs Jacob Francis, Mrs Ellsworth CaL- dee, Mrs Elmer Robinson, Mrs Gib- son, Mrs Lester Galinet, Mrs Hu- bert Sammis, Mrs George Smith, Mrs H. Smith, Mrs Harold Slater and Rev T. LeRoy Crosby.
 Business matters were briefly transacted at last nights meeting of Martha Washington Council. Daughters of the o. U. A. M.. at Engineers hall.
 An oyster supper and Christ Anas party followed last nights of new officers at last nights meeting of the Toantick Tribe of Red Men at Pequot haH. Gifts were distributed to all mem- bers. Franklin A. Wells, Jr, pre- siding throughout the evening, -an. nounced election of officers for next weeks meeting and urged a