The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-14
will be conducted on the second
 Wednesday of every month.


 "Past Brands night" of Winona Rebekah lodge of Odd Fellows was held last night at the lodge rooms and a. biref business meeting pre- sided over by Mrs Nan Finley. Subsequently the degree was work ed upon class of seven candidates by the past noble grands. Susan White, grand warden, officiated at the rituals. During the evening all past grands were honored, as were all members active in the lodge for more than 25 years. Twenty members were eligible for the spe- cial honorary ceremony, of which six had been members for 40 years.
 Two candidates were initiated last night at the meeting of Wash ington camp, IS, of the Patriotic Sons of America at Mechanics hall. Fred Gould, presiding, announced the receipt of three additional ap- plications.
 Final nomination of officers for the new year named r. G. Gould, president; Charles Turney, vice. president; Paul Couch, William Squires. master of forms; Ed ward Bentley, Charles Squires, conductor; A. s. Daniels, secre- .tary; Frank Rlakeslee, treasurer; c. B. Link, financial secretary; William Peck, inside guard; Fred Peck, outside guard; L. w. Cur tis, Sr, William Peck, trustees.
 Plans were begun for the George Washington birthday eel ebration, scheduled to be a state affair. The following committee was named for arrangements: l.. w. Curtis, ST, w. B. Candee, c. B. Link, A. S.. Daniels and A. r. Wooster.
 Misses Mary Driscoll and Agnes Reynolds were hostesses at a party given at Say Mac Inn on Saturday evening in honor of Miss Mary Mulhern and James Mccarthy who are to be married on December 27th. A turkey supper was served. During the evening a varied pro- gram of entertainment was enjoy ed. The honored guest was pre- set of linen. Those present were: Peggy Began, Belle Thibodeau, Margaret Spallone, Mae Tangney. Muriel Baker, Mary Driscoll, Flor ence Knickabocker, Edna Brous- seau, Claire Brousseau, Mary Null hern, Agnes Reynolds, Louise Con- way, Janet Spears, Joan Mccarthy, Katherine Murphy. Mary Walsh, Lena Allard, Edward Mulhern, Harry Ahearn, James Mccarthy, Maurice Tangney, Anthony Font, John Greene, William Mahan, Thomas Hubbard, A. Verrastro, D. Concellaro, Francis Doolan, Will liam Sheehan, John Began, Joseph Keilty, J. McKeever, George Wheel CT, John -Banslaben, Albert Gold smith, James Fleming, J.. Holmes, J.. Fallon, Earl Lewis, John Mur- phy, Floyd Frederick, Michael Sanka, John Tamany. Harold Egan, Louis Martin, Fred Ierz, J. Voke- taitis, I. Diamond, Thomas O'Con- nor, Myron Saloman, MT and Mrs Bernard ScanIon, MT and Mrs Paul Bourassa, MT and Mrs Robert L'Escadre and MT and Mrs Hollis
 A birthday party was given In honor of Nancy Vitarelli, who cele- brated her fourth birthday, on Monday. The room was prettily decorated with red and green in keeping with Christmas. A large birthday cake was the feature at traction. Games were played by the guests who were Madelyn, Will bur and Robert Vail, Anthony Arena, George Erik, Rocco and Francis VFlamigletti, Eleanor Saul chelli, Joan Lepore, Vincent, Jo- sephine and Isabelle Morrone. Marion Sottosana and the Mrs Ju- lius Vitarelli, Mrs Joseph Arena, Mrs Antnio Marciano, Mrs. Sotto- sano, Rose Lovallo, Millie Lepore and Carmel Marciano.