The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-04-05
POVERTY DANCE
ON THIS EVENING
Prizes For Various Co.'S
tunes to Be Awarded;
Honor Roll Announced
WATERFOWL
Correspondence. II. Deland
Phone Watertown 200

II Phone WATERFOWL 200
Columbus Lodge, knights of Py-
thias, will sponsor a poverty dance
in the high school gymnasium to-
night. Six prizes will be given
away, three to the ladies and three
to the men. The prizes will be
given to the funniest. most orig
inal and most poverty stricken.
The judges will be Mrs Herbert
s. Dayton, william r. Cook and
Arthur Beach.
The patrons and patronesses will
be Past Grand Chancellor Herbert
Evans; grand junior, Mrs Herbert
Evans: most excellent chief of
Friendship Temple, Mrs George
Adams and Chancellor Comman-
der Peter N. Lund.
| Music will be furnished by Nor
rows orchestra.
Women to Meet
The Women's Foreign Mission
airy Auxiliary of the Congrega-
tional church will meet today at 8
| O'Clock at the home of Mrs Fletcher
Judson on the Woodbury. road.
Feira Meeting Tomorrow
Sexta Feira will meet Friday at
8 o'clock at the home of Mrs Sgd
ney Hadley.
The following musical program
will be given, "Knowest Thou Not
That Fair Land" and ave Maria"
Mrs Hadley; Mrs Leland Tufts Of
Waterbury will play the violin
obligato for Mrs Hadley's nubers.
A concerto for two violins will
be given by Mrs Leland Tufts and
Miss Browne Russims of Water
bury, accompanied by Mrs Carl
Tapken of Oakville.
Mrs Paul Prentzel will talk OIL
"Old Violins".
Church COnclave Tonight
The monthly meeting of the
Mems Club of the Methodist
church will be held this evening at
8 o'clock.
The committee in charge of this
evenings entertainment will be
Dudley Atwood, Wesley Bramhall,
Frank Hickcox, Peter Besancon
and Harold Seymour.
Briefs
Miss Bertha Habelka of Green
wood street and Miss Anna Kenny
Of Main street spent today in New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs Farrell and family
of Springfield have moved into the
Marshall rent on Woodruff ave-
nue..
Confessions will be heard this
afternoon and evening at st Johns
church.
High school honors as an
nounced by Principal William r.
Cnok vesterdav follow.
Ellsworth Mason, 3d.; Michale
Puzak, 90; Herbert Scott-Smith,
81; Lillian Letsky, 81; Helen Ste
vens, 90; Betty Lynn, 81.
Perfect attendance term end
ing March 80:
Seniors-John Hlavna Herbert
Scott-Smith, Elaine Brown, Mar
that Fem, Marilyn Ranslow, Wan
da Rahuba.
Juniors--Albert Zdanis, Electa
Garren, Nancy Beardslee, William
Schlasny, Helen Gotta, Paul Puzak.
phomores-Frank Hlavna,
Earl Holbrook, Bernice Steele,
Evelyn Walton, Ralph Lund, Myr-
tie Norton, william Buckingham,
Marion Shattuck, Virginia Mat
toon, Michael Gruhuskas, Anne
Kantor, Georgianna Wildman.
Freshmen-Willia Nation, Fos-
ter Snyder, Quentin Scott-Smith,
Eva Stokne, Carilyn Beardslee,
Roger Cleveland, Harry Hull. Eliz-
abeth Wargo, Bernice Wilson, AL
cred Visockis, Vytautas Treciokas,
Bernard Voluckas, William Ford.
Ballot Results
Following is the senior class bal
lot for the year book:
Most ambitious--Puzak; most
athletic girl-Chapin; most ath-
letic boy-Kiesel; neatest gorl--
Brown; neatest boy-Lockton;
most popular girl--Fenn; most
popular boy-Kiesel; most polite
girl-Brown; most polite boy
Puzak; most quiet girl--Wheeler;
most quiet boy Hotchkiss; nois-
lest girl-Olson; Noisiest boy
Canfield; best natured girl--An-
derson; best natured boy-Puzak;
class vamp-Chapin; class sheik-
Kiesel; giggler--Kowlit; bduffer-
Meyer; woman hater--Hotchkiss
man hater, H. Stevens; wittiest-
Olson; best looking girl-Blans-
field; best looking boy--Ericson;
class artist-Parks; marry first
Wookey; marry last-Hotchkiss;
class humorist-Hlavna; nonchal-
ant--Boden; observation-disclosures;
optimist--Parks; "old Smoothly
Lockton; bashful-Hotchkiss; laz-
iest--Meyer; clown--Balch; bright
est GIRL. Letsky; brightest boy
T.. Mason; tallest-John Kiesel;
shortest-Ranslow; class baby
Betty Lynn: heavyweight-Helen
Stevens; lightweight-A. Humis-