The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-30

Enthusiasm was the keynote as
more than 200 persons attended
the dinner at The, Elton last night
which marked the start OF the
joina Boy and Girl Scout campaign
to raise the sum of $4,000 for this
years expenses. Richardson Bron-
son, head of the groups in charge
of advance subscriptions, reported
that a mail campaign previous to
the drives actual opening had re-
suited in the gaining Of pledges
totalling mroe than $1,000.
The high aims Of Boy and Girl
Scouting were explained by Arthur
d. Marston and Miss Edna Weber,
respective executives.
other speakers at the dinner
were Martin L. Martus, president
of the Waterbury Scout Council;
J. Warren Epson, and Rev DR.
James Gregg.
The campaign is being directed
by ]. Warren. Epson and Mrs John
Foster. One troop is headed by
Dutton Noble, with Miss Marcella
Corcoran as lieutenant, while the
other is led by John M. Burial, as
sisted by Mrs John A. Coe.
The committees have been in
charge Of advance gift work. The
first has Richardson Bronson as
captain, assisted by Louis Walsh,
Samuel Williams, Jr., Mrs A. N.
Pomeroy and Mrs Joel I. Butler.
The second has Mrs William T..
Leggett as captain, assisted by
Herman j. Weisman, Mark L.
Sperry, Jr., Miss Edith Chase and
Edward s. Sanderson.
The following are member sof
Troop /:
Patrol 1: Leader, Miss Victoria
Liebrich; workers, Mrs Julia Fox,
Miss Grace Kelley, Mrs AGunnar
Schlander, Mrs Daniel Mahoney,
Miss Arlene Bradley, Miss Mabel
Pierpont, Miss Harriet Cone, Miss
Helen Merriman, Mrs Joseph Di-
Pietro. This group Is drawn from
the American Legion auxiliary.
Patrol q: Leader, Miss Charlotte
e. Henry, representing the Water
bury Business and Professional
Women's club.
Patrol 8: Leader, Miss Helen
Carr; workers, Miss Amy Dunn,
Miss Rita Cookery, Miss Marion
Keane, Margaret Sullivan, Miss
den. This patrol represent Cath
OlAS Vi Ah SAAO SlSJs
Patrol A: Leader, Miss Eta
Bavier; workers, Miss Alice Hal
pin, Miss Lillian Loeffler, Miss
Bertha Chrisman, Miss Dorothy
zibell, Miss Helen Kluge, Miss
Esther Smethurst, Miss Norma
Schiff, Mrs George Gray, Miss
Gertrude Kfessling, Miss Arlene
Jamison. These are Girl Scout
leaders,.
Patrol s: Leader, Carleton c.
Chaplin; workers, Rev John r.
Coombs. Frank Mercer, Milton
Huffman, William Riley, Wallace
j. Inglis, Classen Perkins, Ralph
Webb. This group represents Boy
Scout leaders.
Patrol s: Leader, John M. Bur-
rail-, representing the Kiwanis
club.
Patrol z: Leader, Earle Blanch-
ard; workers, Everett Stanley,
Philip +. Greasy, Louis r. Long,
John aVill, James O'Neill, Aldan
Donahue, Roy Walch, Clarence
Miller, Franklin Newberry, John
Dillon. These represent the Wa
terbury Teachers association.
Patrol s.: Leader, Walter Jarvis;
workers, w. w. Clarke, Percy Will
cox, Kenneth Fuller, G. c. john
son, B. w. johnson. P. ]. Shea,
William Galagan, Rev Richard
Hegarty, Rev milford B. Simonson,
William Hornbecker.
Patrol 9: Leader, Alfred An
drews; workers to be announced
later.
Patrol 10: Leader, Rudolph Hen
nick; workers, Joseph Gaber, Ben
jamin Robb, Charles Rosengar-
ten, Louis Reiger, Louis Madnick,
Julius Grossman.
Following are the members Of
Troop 2:
Patrol z: Leaer, Mrs Arthur
Purintoh; Mrs Henry B. Sander
son, Mrs Frederick B. Webster,
Mrs Ray Schroeder, Mrs Henry
w. Minor. Mrs F. A. Van Valken-
burg, Miss Phyllis Brown. Mrs
George Cowperthwaite, Mrs Fred
eric c. Smedley, Mrs Louis Mer-
rill, Miss Nellie Keyes. Patrol l
represents the Waterbury Women's
club.
Patrol 2: Leader, Mrs Richard
c.. Fisher; workers, Mrs Clifford
Tompkins, Mrs Vincent G. Dixon,
Mrs Carl A. Dinwoodie, Mrs John
A. Grocut, Mrs L. H. Welton, Mrs
Warren Robbins, Mrs Frank Hess,
Mrs E. J. Rockwell, Mrs Jesse
Palen. This patrol represents the
Literar society and Parent-Teach.
er association Of Bunker Hill.