The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
Club Activities

Approximately 100 persons were present at smoker which follow ed the business meeting of Theo- dore Roosevelt lodge, Knights of Pythias last night. On the program, which was in charge of Al Drexler,
 were a number of boxing bouts by
 Dave Kelly's pupils, speeches, mu- sical presentations and refresh ments.
 Announcement was made that a
 fishing trip on Long Island Sound
 will be sponsored by the lodge the 29th, with Irving Rosen named
 chairman in charge. Chancellor
 Commander Joseph Reiner pre- sided. The annual outing of Court Verdi Foresters of America, will be held
 at Bellevue lake the 18th, accord | ing to plans made at last nights
 meeting. State, officers, the junior | auxiliary and the Daughters of
 Italy, Lady Foresters have been in- vited to attend. Felix Guarini is chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements and is as- sisted by Henry Gizzi, Ernest Conti John Ciullo, Steve Ferucci, William
 Tedesco, Ralph Parziale, John Per- rillo, Michael Giordano, Felix A
 Guarini, Vincent Toletti and Louis | Chieffo.
 Mrs Mary Fuller presided at the
 meeting of Anna Hadden camp
 Royal Neighbors of America at Moose hall last night. Mrs Wilfred Furness of Wethersfield, state sup ervisor, and Mrs Nora Doyle
 deputy, were guests at the meeting Officers were installed at the | meeting of Camp IS, Patriotic Or | der of America last night in Mech | anics' hall, with District Deputy
 Emma Fowler of New Haven con- | ducting the ceremonies. Following
 are the new officers: Mrs Sophie
 Mcclure, president; Mrs Mary
 Squires, assistant president; Mrs
 Hattie Thomas, president; Mrs
 Lillian Eldridge, assistant vice president; Mrs Margaret Clark,
 conductor; Mrs Gertrude Lane, as-
 sistant conductor; Mrs Agnes Gear | ing, guard; Fred Gould sentiel, and
 Miss Marian Houthtaling, recording
 secretary, Mrs Mcclure presided
 throughout the session. The con-
 cluding refreshment period was un-
 der the direction of Mrs Mary
 Squires, Mrs Sophie Mcclure and
 Mrs Agnes Gearing.
 Noble Grand Harry Anderson,
 and the staff of incoming officers
 were installed at last nights meet
 ing of Townsend Lodge of Odd Eel
 lows at Odd Fellows hall. The com plete slate is as follows: Howard
 Branch, vice-grand; William J.
 Davis, P. G., recording secretary | Algernon E. Aaylor, P. G.. financial
 secretary; Edwin s. Hoyt, P. G., | treasurer; Ernest. Hole. warden; Charles Kleps. conductor; Rich
 ard Burdett, chaplain; William J.
 Maton, P. G., right supporters to
 noble grand; Howard Webb, left
 supporter of noble grand; Clar-
 ence Folwell, P. G., right support | CT to vice-grand; Frank Bristol, | left supporter to vice-grand; Fred Simmons, right supporter to secre- tary; Harry Lucas, left supporter | to secretary; Albert Lange, inner guard, and Thomas Morgan, outer guard.
 Installing officers were: Charles Huxford, district deputy grand
 master; Louis Won Hagen, dis trict deputy grand marshall; AL fred N. Pratt, district deputy grand warden; Harry Dickinson. district deputy grand secretary; William Stevens. district deputy grand treasurer; Percy White, district deputy inner guard: w. N. Austin district deputy chaplain, all of Thomaston, and John Schaff of Waterbury district deputy outer guard.