The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-22
Club Activities

The Women's Educational club will sponsor a large bridge tomor- row night at o'clock at the home of Mrs Joseph Gaber on Bucking ham street. Miss Bertha Mosko- witz of Plaza avenue Is chairman of the committee In charge and reservationsc ma ybe made through her. The party is for the benefit of the clubs scholarship fund,
 An entertainment followed by dancing is scheduled for Feb. by the Century club at the club rooms of the Lithuanian Citizens Politi- cal society at 103 Green street. The entertainment will utilize the mu- sical revnue form of presentation and will feature number of semi professional performers as well as popular amateur entertainers. Gladys Muchalight, chairman of the committee, Is directing the re- vue. Other members of the com- mittee are Bud Miller, Lillian Vance and Thomas Albon.
 Recently elected officers of the Star of Waterbury lodge, Shep- herds of Bethlehem, were installed Saturday night in Mechanics hall under the direction of Mrs Mary McManus and Thomas Kinnare, in- stalling and past installing officers of the Star of Light lodge of New
 Haven. Assistant installing officers were Deputy Supreme Command CTS Kitty Brennan and Margaret Northrop of Bridgeport, and Mary Tracy and Katherine Little of New Haven. Other participants in the rituals included guests fro m Bridgeport, Cheshire and Seymour.
 The 1884 officers seated were: Evaline Lord, commander; Fran cis Payne, ice-commander; Thir- ga Brown, past commander; Liz- zie Brown, aid-to-commander; Dor othy Honegger, marshal; William Honegger, scribe; Mary Flynn, &C., countant; Hattie M. Somerville. treasurer; Pearl Doolittle, chaplain; Charles Moseley, master of cere- monies; William Bower. pianist; Beatrice Keshian, inside guard; Alice Moseley, outside guard; Harry Brown, trustee for 6 months; Ar thur Davis. trustee for 12 months, and Eva Peck, trustee for 1S months.
 Thlrza Brown presided over the preceding business meeting. The so cial hour and refreshpents closed the evening.
 The Wadhams Women's Relief corps will install its newly-elected officers in a ceremony this evening at 8:15 at the state armOry. Mrs Charles ogden of Cromwell will be the installing officer. The regularly scheduled meeting of the corps will precede the installation ceremony at 7:3O, with refreshments served afterwards. The officers are to as- tend dressed in white.
 Liberty hall will be the scene to- morrow night of an suspicious smoker to be presented by the junior auxiliary of the Italian Brotherhood society known as the Fratellanza Italiana. Speakers will be John De Fastino, president of the senior organization; Umberto Santopietro. president of the Pom telandolfo society and Miss Louise Meo, treasurer and herald of the Elizabeth Di Silvestro lodge, iwom- ems auxiliary of the Sons of Italy. Michael Stolf is chairman of the arrangements committee. All mem bers are urged to attend.
 Arthur F. Biewitt of this city, was elected corresponding secre- tary of the Connecticut Botanical society at the annual meeting of the organization in New Haven Sa- turday. J. Oswald Bassett of this city was admitted as a member of the society. Other officers chos- en were: President, E. B. Harger of Oxford; vice-president, Profes- sor A. r. Hill of New Haven; re- cording secretary and treasurer, Mrs. J, E. Hobbs of Mount Carmel. At a luncheon in the Yale dining hall the members of the society were adressed by Professor Frank A. Waugh of Massachusetts State College.
 Dr. R. Buettner of New York will address the members of the Waterbury Aquarium society next Friday night at the Post Business college buildings. Ho will discuss little known facts about tropical fish. He has recently returned from south America with . large collec- ton of Ash.
 Tho annual exhibition of tho lo- cal society will take place at tho Hilas Bronson library on tho 2vth. The organization of a new mutu.. nI aid association was completed yesterday afternoon at n meeting Of over iGO former members Of tho Boroatera of America, in Sons or Italy hall. The new society will be known an Hoeieta Deritti Doyeri. Tho officers elected includedi Pres. Ident carusO; vice.preaident, John Ilottinoi, financial secretary, Frank Marueell corresponding ae0rotnry, August AEsHtinli treasurer, cnniO Iionai first frnlAee, Guy Mne0hl0r- | eilll second trustee, Joseph Petr0o- clonei inside guard, Salvatore be' basiino.