The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08
Race Relations Week
 VIII Be Obserued

meet sunday dL VdTlOuS IOCdl churches starting off Race Rela- tions Week." Mrs Leila T. Alex ander, director of the Pearl Street Neighborhood house, has arranged a list of meetings for the entire week. The Chrismon society of the
 First church will meet with Pearl Street Neighborhood house mem-
 bers at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship of
 St. Johns will meet half hour
 later, while at 6:30 o'clock the
 Young Peoples union of the First
 Baptist church will convene.
 Three speakers on racial prob-
 lens will speak Monday at the
 "Y" while on Tuesday the Pearl Street center will entertain the Comrade club of Hartford, the Christian Endeavor society of the
 local First Methodist church and
 the Baptist Young Peoples union
 of the First Baptist church. On
 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
 meetings will be held at the "Y."
 Three young peoples groups will
 meet Sunday at various local churches, starting off Race Rela- tions Week." Mrs Leila T. Alexan-
 der, director of the Pearl Street Neighborhood house, has arranged a list of meetings for the entire
 week. The Chrismon society of the
 First church will meet with Pearl Street Neighborhood house mem-
 bers at o'clock Sunday afternoon. The Young Peoples fellowship of St Johns will meet a half hour later while at 6:30 o'clock the Young Peoples union of the First Baptist church will convene.
 A surprise birthday party was given to George (Dutchy) Viel- liette Feb. ., 1884. The affair took place at the Green Lantern Grill. Those who attended were George Vielliette, Mildred Kenney, Hans Winzer, Rita Vielliette, Joe Kelly, Alice vielliette, Mir and Mrs Al Vielliette, MT and Mrs George Du- bay, Louie Brousseau, Marie Dona-
 hue, Ray Paradis, Mary Murray, Frank Sabis, Gerty Madden, Lee
 Beck, Nellie Hikelonis, John Chep- lick, Maria Sciavozzo, Stanley Lin
 gus, Netty Patasino, Billy Glosky Winifred Ferris, Joe O'Connor
 Maria Cunningham, Kenneth Riel- ly. Al Powers, Earl Hotchkiss, Helen Alenskas, Arthur Stien, Ann Dzineski, Freddie Hines, Kitty Cane, Bill Harvey, Sally Devine, John Emerson, Nancy Bloomberg, Bill Lucas, Selma Beck.
 An entertainment entitled "The Toy Shop Revue" was presented last night at the grange hall. in Mill Plain by the children of Christ chapel. The entertainment showed a shop full of toys which came to life. The Parade of the Wooden opened the program. Mouse and Minnie Mouse were present as well as very many dolls, some "big, bad wolves" and an elephant. John Hennion and Miss Elinor Miles directed the play and Miss Rose Foley was accom- panist.
 Those prominent in the cast were Gloria Hespelt, Jane Marcel Jus, Airline Purdy, Vera Solomon. Doris Salston, Mona Greer, Beatrice Machin, Ann Brophy, Grace Walk CT, Carol Fenn, Jean Edison. Betty Barbara Jane Coates. Joan Barron, June and Marion Bunnell, Raymond Vaughn, Shirley Ehrhart, Betty Ehrhart, Ruth Dwyer, Clara May Smethurst. Billy Brandt, Clifton Lilliot, Jackie Cool idge, Edna Matthews, Mary Foley. Mary Borg. Frederick Hennion. Charles Marcellus.
 The annual bridge party of the Waterbury Public Speaking club, which was held last night at the YMCA, was largely attended. Thirty-one tables were in play. In addition a number of tables were in play in the homes of members. Various prizes were awarded. The in charge included Miss Mary Louise Martin, Dr Frank J. Erbe, Mrs Henry W. Minor, How ard E. Coe, Theodore Breithaupt, Miss Mary Phelan, Miss Helen King and Nathan Pierpont.
 Three speakers on racial prob lems will speak Monday at the "Y" while on Tuesday the Pearl Street center will entertain the Comrade club of Hartford. the Christian Endeavor society of the local First Methodist church and the Baptist Young Peoples union of the First Baptist church. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday meetings will be held at the "Y."
 Five boys won the rank of sec ond class scout by passing the re- uuired tests at the Boy Scouts Court of Honor last ngiht at head quarters. The boys passing were John Kelly of Troop IS, Adam Bosco and John Kushwara of Troop 5, Walter Angle and James Carroll of Troop 20. Last night the Court of Honor consisted of Vernon Abel, John c. Bradley and Harrison S. Allen.
 The Twentieth Century club will hold q mirstrels and dance at 103 Green street tomorrow evening at S:15. Buck Miller will be inter- Iocutor, and other entertainers will be Tommy Albone, Wallace Brink, Raoul Podano. Miss Gladys Mucha- light is tho director.
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