The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-04-07
GRAND MARCH Led
BY LODGE CHIEFS
Poverty Dance Proves
Huge SucCess-Prize
Winners Listed
WATERFOWL
COrrespOndent-A. x. Deiand
Phone WATERFOWL 200

Columbia lodge, knights of
Pythias, sponsored poverty
dance last night in the Commu-
nifty building. The grand march
mander Herbert J. Evans and
Grand Junior Mrs Herbert Evans.
Past Chief Mrs Glenn Dustin,
Lund and chairman of the enter
Wookey and Mrs Wookey.
The following prizes were
awarded: poverty stricken cos
tune, Miss Alberta Brooks of
Southington; ladies' most original,
Miss Virginia Copeland and conf
cal, Mrs Richard Sweeney. Mems
poverty stricken costume, Edward
Weiseof Southington; mems most
original, Raymond Eleson of
Cheshire and most comical, Pete
The judges were Mrs Herbert
Dayton, William r. Cook and Ar
thur Beach.
Pageant To-day
The Girl Scouts taking part in
the pageant to be given at the
annual Girl Scout rally to be held
in the Wildly high school audi
forum this afternoon will leave
the Community building at 1870
o'clock. The local troops are
portraying the month OF January.
Those taking part are as follows:
Snowfiakes, Jean Mitchell, Helen
Shields, Catherine DeLand, Patri-
cha Butterfield, Christine Butter
field, Virginia Caldwell, Mary
Roberts, Mary Holbrook and Anna
Clarke.
Skaters, Mad cline Dillon,
Jeanne Lawson, Nellie Clarke,
Pauline Roberts, Doris Collins,
Pauline Miller. Elizabeth Butler
and Veronica Hymel.
King Winter, Mae Naismith,
Jack Frost, Peggy Coon; Snow,
Carolyn Coon; Icicle, Mary Louise
Stoughton; Hollys, Pauline Taffy
and Mildred Wheeler; Page, Fran
ces Roberts; North Wind, Alice
Buell. and Wild Rose, Shirley
Caldwell. Kings Guards, Mary
Slason, Jeanne Flynn, Betty Harry
and Janet Magee.
In the Churches
st Johns, Rev Cornelius Teul-
ings, pastor. Masses will be at z,
8 and 10 O'Clock in WATERFOWL,
and at II o'clock in Bethlehem.
There will be benediction after the
8 o'clock mass.
Episcopal, DR. Thomas Cline,
pastor Holy communion will be
given at 8 o'clock. Sunday school
session will be at 1915 o'clock.
Morning sermon an dservice will
be at II O'Clock.
Congregational, Rev Clarence
Wells, pastor. 'Sunda yschool ses-
sion will be at 10 o'clock. Morn
ing service and sermon will be ut
IL o'clock.
Methodist. Rev william Davis,
Jr, pastor. Sunday school session
will be at 10 o'clock. Morning
service and sermon will be at II
O'Clock.
Taft to Spcal.
Horace. ID. Taft, headmaster at
Taft school, will be the speaker at
a meeting Of the Waterbury Minis
ters' association to be held Tues
day at the Y. M. c "A. at 1 o'clock.
Mrs Wilson Named
Mrs Charles Wilson of Oakville
has been appointed member of
the Civic Union visiting nurses
committee to fill the unexpired
term of Miss Dorothy Wheeler who
is spending some time in the
south.
The members of the committee
are Mrs Merritt Heminway, chair
man; Mrs Leonard Carley, genera!
committee of Watertown; Mrs
Charles Wilson of Oakville. Mrs
Charles Buckingham of the emer-
gency relief committee, Mrs NJ.
Heminway Merriman Of the Red
Cross. DR. Edwin Reade, medical
advisor, and Miss Anne Cowper-
thwa.te, secretary.
Calls for the services of the Wis
iting nurse, Miss Gedra Anderson,
may be left at Sullivan's drug
store. Watertown, or Fulton mar
ket, Oakville. -.