The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-19
Club Activities

clude: Roberta Johnson and Kay Lucid in novelty dances; Victor Neff and Duke Zudler, banjo se- 1ections; Wilma Metivier, songs; Sally and Dorothy BegIey, novelty dances; Victor Sparks and Ray Healey, songs; James Begley, songs; Herman Sehuster, buck and wing; .Worden's Milky Way, quartet. Alden Carlson was master of ceremonies.
 As feature of the annual world brotherhood campaign conducted by the Y. M. c. A. to aid boys in foreign lands, the week of Dec. to Is has been set aside as tag week in the boys departments of the Central Y. Posters will be placed in club rooms, locker rooms, bowling alleys and other parts of the building to aid in the canvassing.
 The local quota has been set at $100, and this money will be used to support Camp Suadiye, located on the Sea of Marmare, and con- ducted by the Istanbul Y. M. c. A. group from the boys department will be organized and trained in the work.
 Hubert M. Rhodes, assistant to the director of credit unions of the Farm Credit administration, explained the functions of a Credit Union at the meeting 0 the St. Elizabeth society of St. Cecilia,s church at the church hall yester- day afternoon. Mrs. John Herman reported on the recent German supper and Mrs. Susan Faix pre- sided at the meeting. Mrs. Hans Whilhouse was in charge of re- treatments.
 "A Tour Through the Tropics" will be the subject of an address to be delivered by Captain H.. ". Brown at the monthly meeting of the Waterbury Chapter, Reserve Officers association at the armory Thursday night. Captain Brown spent three years with the 33d in- l fantry. Panama Canal division at Fort Clayton.
 Miss Corrine Rossi. president of the Sigma Iota Theta sorority pre- sided at the meeting held in the teachers rooms of Crosby high school Friday night. during which Misses Mary Santora and Irene Barbara were initiated. Following the meeting luncheon was served Those present included Misses Cor rine Rossi, Ann Russo. Adeline Rizzolo. Louise Meo. Leta Guerera. Lucy Russo, Mary Rotella, Marie Verrastro, Emmeline Ranuando, Melba Rossi, Mary DeMotteo, Mary Santora and Irene Barbara.
 Officers of the Young Israel or ganization will be installed Thurs day night at the Waterbury Hebrew institute, with Attorney Max Trau- rig as the installing officer. Under the leadership of Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf the organization is start ing it's second year and has planned a series of interesting programs for the coming season.
 James A. Phelan, president of the Waterbury Lions club and Francis Calvin. secretary, were present at the inter-district confer-' encc of the organization held a. Norwich, Saturday and Sunday. Prominent officials of the state and international boards were speakers.
 Results of the matches played in the first round of the 10th an. nual chess tournament conductef at the central r. M. c. A. Saturday were as follows:
 George Cashman defeated John Stanevich; Nathaniel Cornell de- feated Charles O'Brien; Nicholas Bellome defeated Louis DeBlasio; Everett Stanley lost to Fred Nor ling; Alfred Green defeated Ar thur Hickcox. 1's
 The game between Fred Strong and Maurice Krasow was not played.
 Officers of the Fly D. Davis Le- zion, state order or Moose were elected and four candidates were initiated at a meeting held yes- terday at Moose hall in this city. Candidates were Eugene Sullivan and John M. Hanpon of this city, Alfred B. Monroe of Stamford and Julius Bernhard of South Norwaik! The slate of officers is as follows:
 Great North Moose, William J. Dixon of South Norwalk; South Moose, Fred Edell of North, Ha- ven; East Moose, Fred Ward of New Haven: West Moose, Gil Law. renee of Danbury; treasurer, B. C. Mead of South Norwalk; argus, August E. Hartmann of Green wich; custodian, William Daley of Waterbury; auditing committee, 2. e. Riedell of South Norwalk, Sam uei Campbell of Bridgeport and H. B. Wilmot of South Norwaik.
 A booster meoting will, be held here next Sunday with delegates from lodges throughout the state present to make plans for the am nuai convention and fcid day next year. e
 Miss Bca Shea of this city. stato regent of the Daughters of Isabel-' ia, installed the newly elected of- fIcers of the Wjneteu circle Of Knights of Columbus home in Winsted yesterday. "
 Mrs. Lewis c. Merrill. president of tho Waterbury Women's club, wifi be the speaker nk tho meeslpg of tho Ladies' Aid society or inc MiIl Plain Union church Weauen- day fiGht Nt GfH0. EntHTlninmeHt