The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-05

I dNAA fANh0htOh 09 NAV AohhSAs Clifford Northrup, the mother Rita and Marian Paul, the daugh. ters; and Jackie Hoethke, as tho son.
 The "Aace Tn Wonderland" float was we'll conceived and the char acters cleverly madeup. Those par ticipating were Dorothy Athertoh Christine Donahue, June Cook Billy Atherton, William Bowes, Ed ward Buell., Frederick Lefevre, An na Bowes, Mary Wagner, John Bowcs, Henry Lefevro, Shirley Cook, Henry Wagner, Mary Col llns. Mnrjorie Albon, William Wagner James Bowes and Doro' thy Lefevre. A banner bearing tho legend "Fairmount Air Is Good for Chll' dren", was proudly borne by keli- her, Louise Lefevre, Dorothy COOK and Nancy Lefevre.
 Mrs Franklin Warren who was in charge of the makeup made q big hit pushing q baby carriage with most amazing baby. Another attractive parade feature was tho beautifully decorated floral float which had earlier In tho day carried to Bunker Hill the greetings of the Falrmount club.
 When the parade was dismissed, the picnic committee consisting ot Walter Norman, Clifford Northrup, Frederick Soidel, William Baird, Irving Tucker, Prank Bailey and corps of assistants went Into ac. ton and within two hours had served more than three hundred hungry Fairmounters. The natural facilities of the park site with the sloping banks and excellent shade lent themselves admirably to the picnic plans and were most satis- factory,
 Frank Kellher and Russell Ath. crton were in charge of the sports and novelty events program which followed the dinner. Under their efficient supervision 36 events were run off smoothly and were thor oughly enjoyed by the participants as we'll as by the spectators. The novelty events proved to be par- tlcularly entertaining, The costume race was won by Mrs Clifford Northrup whose mlrth- provoking antics as she donned the ridiculous articles of clothing brought pealh of laughter from the crowd. Mrs B. J. Ryan captured the rolling pin throwing contest. Tho shoe race was won by Joseph Gunterman Arthur Taylor was the winner ot the pipo race and Ray Palmer took tho horseshoe throwing contest.
 The winners of the other events were: Margaret Gunterman, Don nld Tucker, Marie duntermar, Ann Norman, Lucille Lefevre, Dori' Lanouette, Howard Scott, Christine Donahuo, Anthony Rurkowski Catherine Lappman, William Lan' ouette, John Fnrr William Rurkow' ski, Anna Bowcs. Floyd Hart, Will Ham Dowes, Douglass Buell., liar. old slocum, Florence Bntten, Will Ham Gunterman, Daniel keliher George Poke and John Holmes.
 Buck Ilill
 At Buck Hill nearly two hun dred participated in the celebration which was featured by a parade picnic, sports program and supper The snappy drum corps of Cor poral Coyle post of the Americnt Legion were the chief attraction ir the parade. Their appearance an( excellent playing brought then much favorable comment. Tht married men broke q record oi several years duration by taking over the bachelors in a baseball game by q iG to Q score. Mss Phyllis Loucks and Joseph Linc' han wero In charge of highly successful sports program.
 Tho picnic lunch and supnei provided an excellent opportunity for a social gathering.
 Miss Anna Platt headed tho celebration committee nnd was as' slsted by Victoria Llebrieh, Charles schmidt, William Dillon, Joseph Linchan and Phyllis Loucks.
 Moore Stars
 Johnny Moore had big dny yes to-day na his team broke even 1T their holiday games with Brooklyn Tn the opening contest which wni won by Brooklyn no made double and c single In two trips to tn, plate and drove in ono run. In ,th, second game ho was responsible for seven of Phlladelphias clever runs. He scored three runs nnt battQd in four as ho made n thre, bnsger and two singles in foul times at bat.
 Ills local friends arc hoping tt sec him perform in an exhibition game at Hamilton Park on Jul, 30th.
 Briefs
 Mrs Alfred 10. Schlossor o Schenectady, N. Y., has been visit Ing her sister, Mrs Charles L. Wen zcl and MT WenZol, of Bon All avenue. Sho is now spending { few days with friends in Chcshlr, and will return to her sister for [ flow days before returning to hci homo.
 Mir and Mrs Louis Rlffenberg o Driggs street recently entortainet nt dinner for MT and Mrs Georg, Piercey, Mir and Mrs Rossmai snyder. Charles Snyder, Home Snydor and samuel Synder.
 Mir and Mrs Olln O'Donncll an, their son. OlIn, Jr, havo returned to their homo on Welch street after having visited friends in Bos 1 ton, Mass.
 MT and Mrs William Meadows o Patterson court, have been entor tnlning Charles Barlow Of Ney York city and Mir and Mrs Leol Poster of Thomaston.
 Mr and Mrs LeRoy Klttlo am family of Worcester, Mass, hay been tho guests of MT and MT John Charwcll of Thomaston ave nue,
 Mir and Mrs Edward Herman o Wheeler street, are with thoi daughter. Mrs D. w. Riley at he summer home at Khollwood, Say ! hrAAk