The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-19
Club Activities

The following officers of May flower Camp, N. R. A., were in- stalled last night in Mechanics hall. Miss Catherine Connor acting as in- stalling officer; Oracle, Catherine Connor; vice oracle, Margaret Doyle; past oracle, Margaret Cum ningham; chancellor, Anna Me- Lane; recorder, Margaret Doyle; receiver, Jeane Mclean; inner sen tinel, Louis Rush; outer sentinel,
 Mary Coughlin; marshal, Margaret Doyle; assistant marshal, Dorothy
 Windebark; musician, Irene Pilla;
 flag bearer, Nora Fitzgerald; man. ager, Harry Barry; Faith, Mary
 Doyle; Courage, Genevieve Ruk- stelis; Modesty, Mary Martin; Un- selfishness, Margaret Duffy; En- durance, Mary Commerford. Mrs Rebyanne Koening, super visor of the Order in the New
 England states and other visitors were in attendance.
 The officers of Canton T. R. Mar
 tin, Patriotics Militant and it's auxiliary were installed last night in Odd Fellows hall. Major Floyd of this city assisted by Capt E. R. Anderson and Capt J. o. Kanny, and the visiting officers from Hart ford and Bridgeport. Capt La rue Dodson of Hartford, Capt and Mrs Cunningham of Bridgeport, and Capt Kozanik of Hartford, witnessed the ceremony.
 The canton officers installed are the following: Captain, William w. Wood; 1ientenant, Edward Nor man; senior ensign, Ferdinand Bachmann; junior ensign, Burton Gray: clerk, J. William Gardener; accountant, Louis Richard; ban ner-bearer, Leonard Soley; guard, Walter Baribault; sentimental. Da- vid Weaving; picket, Homer Bron- son; quartermaster, J. o. kanny; degree instructor. Maj Cady; and drill instructor, Capt A. Weimer.
 Mrs Lillian Johnson of Nau- gatuck installed the officers of the auxiliary assisted by Capt Alfred Weimer, Capt Edward Anderson and her staff.
 !, The officers of the auxiliary are as follows: President, Maybelle Bachman; vice president, Martha Cady; secretary, Frances Owens; treasurer, May Spearo, officer of Ine udN, NIIdtt W ms oiitNA oA the guard, AdeIine Stevens; right aid to the president. Lillian John son; left aid, Grace Richard; chap lain, Blanche Maton; aids to the past presidents airs, Lottie Todd and Alta Meisinger; sentinel, Eliza beth Weimer; bugler, Ella Churchill: aids to the vice presi- dent. Evelyn Stevens and Cora Kanny: aids to the chaplain, Eliz- abeth' Manville and Lefty Flood.
 Refreshments followed the meet ing.
 A large attendance was present at the meeting of Clan McAlpine, Order of Scottish Clans, last night in Columbus hall when the mem- bers of the Waterbury Burns club were guests. In the carpet bowling match which followed the business the Clansnen defeated the Burns club by a substantial score. A social was held and refreshments were served by the entertainment under the chairmanship of James Laing.
 Announcement was made that all members of Scottish organiza- tions who plan to. sing at the serv- ice at the First Congregational church Sunday should be at the church at 10 o'clock in order to re- hearse with the First church choir before the service. Rev Dr James E. Gregg. pastor of the church, will deliver the sermon.
 The clan last night accepted the of the Daughters of Scotia to attend q social after the. of the club Thursday night in Columbus hall.
 At meeting of the Eagles club last night 1t was voted to send to the Roosevelt daDcc to be held Rt Hamilton park on the 30th. A very satisfactory report was read by the barn dance com mittee. It was voted to hold an- other entertainment on the 27th. Francis stein presided at the meet Ing.
 The Waterbury Business and Professional Women organized n dramatic club Wednesday night under the guidance Of Mrs Lois Address. About tb members Joined, Last evening at o'clock the dls. 0usHlOn group met under the leadership Of Miss Mary Homes. soy, Her subject was "cnpliai and Labor" Following Inc nleei' Ing n enrd party wng held for club mOmbern and friends with Mrs Mabel, Jordan Hnd Inc mein' barA Of the enteriainnlent rehsBlits lee lD charge, Refreshments were |nFged,