The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-09

ducted the installation of the newly elected officers of Townsend lodge at Odd Fellows hall last night. Members of the staff were Louis Won Hagen, marshal; A. N. Pratt, warden; H. A. Dickinson, secre- tary; w. N. Austin, chaplain; Percy White, inside guard; Clarence Fol well, outside guard.
 The elective officers installed were the following: Noble grand, Ernest Christoferson; vice-grand, Harry Anderson, recording secre- tary, William J. Davis; treasurer, Edward S. Hoyt.
 The appointive officers installed last night were as follows: War den, Howard Branch; conductor. Aubrey Hardwick; chaplain, Ernest Hole; right scene supporter, Will fred Semmins; left scene support CT, Richard Burdett; right support CT to the vice-grand, Charles Kleps; left supporter to the vice. guard, John Anderson; outside guard, Thomas Morgan.
 A one-act moving picture com edy entitled "Why Mules Leave Home" which was under the direc- tion of Edmund Eldridge was an entertainment feature that fol- lowed the installation. Refresh ments were served.
 An invitation to attend the in- stallation of the Daughters of Un- ion Veterans tonight at the armory was accepted at the meeting of the Women's Relief corps last night in fhn orConryy Tn o finr of aHicorc will follow the meeting on the 22d. The business meeting will be held at 7:30 o'clock and the installation will be held at 8 o'clock.
 of the Bide-a-Wee club at Forest President, Mrs Mary Macdonald; Kelly; treasurer, Mrs Mary Bur- nett; financial secretary, Mrs Helen Eyman; recording secretary, Mrs Jessie Galbraith. New members admitted to the club were Mrs Margaret Misset and Mrs Nan Munroe.
 Arrangements were made for a banquet to be held at the central Y February 3, for members and friends of the club, with music to Knights of Melody. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
 Irving w. Pasternak was the off, ficer in charge of the installation of the newly elected officers of the Palmour club last night. A plaque was presented to the retiring pres ident, Philip Gottleib, Atty Faster nak making the presentation. Sid- ney Albert of Albert Bros, gave a talk on the "Value of Junk.
 Officers installed were as follows: Weismap, vice president; Minnes Krasow, treasurer; Samuel Cohen, financial secretary; Henry Gottleib, recording secretary; Harry Hal perm, associate secretary; Jack Pasternak, trustee, and Harry Ros- enfield, sergeant-at-arms.
 Members of the executive board are: Louis Cohen, Jatck Feitelson. Irving Keiger, Ben Halpern. Nor ton Prillig, Louis Rubin and Abe Sander.
 ElcCIloiI Ol OIISClo NliA 'ohN place at tonight's annual meeting of the Bunker Hill Mems league band scheduled for 8 o'clock at the Bunker Hill church.
 Scheduled for last night, install lation ceremonies of the Wadham' s Relief corps were postponed until the evening of the 2d at the ar mory. Recently named officers who will be seated are Julia Conk- lin, president; Kate Matthews, sen for ice-president; Kate Miller, treasurer; Jane Holihan, chaplain: Margaret Cooper, conductress; Lura Dutton, guard; Kate Mat thews, first delegate; Anna Book, first alternate delegate; Sue Older shaw, second delegate; Margaret Dick, second alternate delegate; and Julia Conklin, representative to the Federation of Women's Re- lief corps of Connecticut.
 Plans were made for repre- sentation from the local lodge to attend the meeting in Hartford January IT in honor of the su- preme regent, at the meeting Of Mattatuck council. Royal Arcanum at Moose hall last night. Each council attending will present can didates for class initiation. Regent Michael l.. Ryan presided at the meeting.
 Chain Greenborg. oditor of tho weekly periodical, "rhe Kempfer," will speak at tho Hebrew institute at ais0 tonight under the auspices of the Jewish National Labor All. anee. It will be tho second nddreM here within Q year by the fouhdfr of tho Zeir0 Zion group
 A meeting of Division 57, 4, o, IL will Do hold iDmOrrOw evening at { o'clock Af Iiibornlan hall, All members aFe requested Co attend.