The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-15

HcWly lotlo AhiAA" Community association wil sponsor a St Patrick's entertainment and dance tomorrow evening at the Bristol studio. Entertainment will be furnished by Clifford Doolittle and James Durbin, soloists, and El- lard Nelson and Clifford Stewart, harmonica specialists. The Mclean issters, Athyln and Evelyn will be heard in vocal duet.
 The committee in charge of the event includes MT and Mrs Walter Baker, MT and Mrs Christian Schumacher, Chester Burnett, Mrs Harold Schnerr, Helen Tessier and Mrs Louis Brandmeyer, Jr.
 Mrs James Caffrey was hostess at a gathering at her home on Ives street recently. Entertainment and dancing were enjoyed and re- treatments were served. Among those who attended were: Kath- crime Higgins, Martin Flynn, Violet Swider, Raymond Farrell. Nilda Gugiotte, Herbert Colby, Lillian Brangel, James Coffey, Louise Gu s,atte, Louis Kelley, Ethel Sullivan, John Wallace, Dorothy Cooper. Donald Byrnes, Doris Wooding. Robert Comstock, MT and Mrs T. Smart, Louise Montanare, Thomas Leach and MT and Mrs James Caff- rey.
 : Arrangements for the joint meet | ing of the mems lodges and the | Winona Rebekah lodge with Rev. | Richard Hegarty at the F1rst Methodise church the 25th were completed at last nights meeting of the Winona Rehekah lodge, o. O. F. at Odd Fellows hall. The members will march to the church from the club rooms at D. m. Refreshments vii follow the ser | mon.
 A rehearsal of the officers has been called for the 23d at p. m. | Plans were made for a neigh bors' night" to be celebrated at the next netting of the group on the 2Sth. Invitations have been eX- tended to the Thomaston and Naugatuck lodges. A combination drill, entertain ment and dance will be presented | jointly by the Winona Rebekah and Townsend lorges in Odd Eel lows hall tomorrow night. Mrs. Grace Pichard, noble grand, pre- sided last evening.
 Miss Josephine Diorio of Gilbert street entertained at a party at her home recently in compliment to her sister, Miss Lucy Diorio, the occasion being her birthday. Those present were: Misses Barbara Man ganaro, Mary Morea, Betty Miele. Antoinette Valerie, Prima and Mil dred Emanule, Rose and Lena Dis noto. Mary and Genevieve Guer- rera. Louise and Evelyn Fusco, Emily and Libera Tosta, Mary and Florence Zcllo, Lilyan and Fannie Oonoforio, Mary and Eliza beth Cirello, Rita and Helen Reilly, Theresa Lombardi. Mary Zapponc' Anna Zappone, Albert Guerrero, Bart LoRucco, Frank NardoZzl, Michael Onofrio, Michael Lombar- di. Albert Emanuela, Daniel nlbel- To. Michael Damico, Anthony Pe- tro. Carmen Damico, Albert ono frio, Albert Benevento. Michael Zello, Nicholas Fano, Nicholas Zap pone, Michael Daversa, Joseph Pl- azza, Angelo Rosa, Augustine and Anthony Moroth, Nicholas Zap pone, Michael Michaeli, James Del Groce, Anthony and Arthur DenZe, Jerry Damico, Peter Diorio, Mi chael Diorio, James Diorio and Mrs Josephine Zibello, Mrs Marion Bi- clio, Mrs James Basile. Mrs Dom- enic Zappone, Mrs Florence ePtro, MT and Mrs Nicholas Zello. MT and Mrs Joseph Diorio and Misses Jo- sephine and Lucy Diorio.
 The committee in charge of the Waterbury Jewish Women's drive to raise $1,60O for relief of Ger man Jewish refugees will meet to- night at 7:30 o'clock at the Hebrew Institute. Plans for the carrying on of the campaign will be further ed at the session.
 One of the events to be sponsor cd by the women in connection with the drive will be concert and ball at Buckingham hall the 25th. All the proceeds will be turned over to the refugee fund.