The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-21
HOO SEE PROGRAM
 OF LITHUA MANS
Folk Music Features I;n. tertainment-
 Supper Thursday
BROOKLYN NEWS

Eleven hundred members of ht J JOHophs parish taxed tho capacity of the auditorium 5nturday evening and enjoyed tho presentation of celebrated Lithuanian stage and radio performers, Excellent cOms ody and good folk music were the principal features Of the entcrtnin. mont 4 VanngnitiH and ]. Ala. BnuskaH, told several humorous stories that or0ated enough laugh. ter to ondanger the roof of tho building, They were assisted by two nCe0rdi0niath and a trap drum. mer who aro frequently heard ovar the air from station WJJH at Chis ongo, The musicians also played for dancing that followed the stage prese ntnti0n, Norbert Alekbis ana hin Melodinns accom- panied them. Professor Alexander AiekSis act. cd as mnHtcr of ceremonies and members Of tho hoir who served on the committee werei potar Lasnus- kns, chairman; Joseph Coskio, Ber- nice Nel0niB, Mary Orlntns, Mary Magnika, Urhela baradinHknH, Mar. celia EDdrikns, Helen Milinkaus- k1, Mrs Btephanio HapraniH, Peter | Niiinskns, John pilipav vieus, Charles knraDn uBknH and John AmbraSni' tiB.
 l Members of the Ldioa Ala aO- cioty of tho Third Congregational church will sponsor a baked VIr. ginIa ham supper In tho church basement Thursday evening. The supper has always been one of the most outstanding 0cial event of the Ooiety. Accommodations are being mado for tho soatIng Of several hundred people.
 Mrs Seth Moultbrop is in charge of tho committee on arrangemen ntB, rho study club of SC J0soph's Holy Nnmo society will conduct it's regular weekly ncssion at the hall tomorrow evening.
 The Boy Scout troop sponsored by bt JOHeph'h will soon inBtigate q drive for new members Rev ViD. cent Ttazaitin, director Of the troop, anticipates q membership of close Co two hundred boys.
 Hec Air Meet
 4 large number Of local resi- uNUtn WiNbFHbtV tWV tu'st HPVbT sOred by various Lithuanian b0- ciotleH nt Bridgeport yesterday. I.icut Felix vnitkus, who will at- tempt a New York to IhthuD nin flight next month, took his plane up in several short trips. lie iH presently connected with tho United Btn teb army reserve corps. In addition Co Inc regular nlr mnneuvefs pDBhcnRorb were taken up. The LOckheBd Vega machine intended for tho record flight was exceedingly popular. Should tho crossing Do n sneccap tho plane VIII be presented Co the Lithuanian gov erDment for historical purposes. All proceeds Of the meet held vest erday and others t0 follow Will be used to finance the flight.
 Chartered bussen and private cars transported the local people Co the Park City field.
 Lieut. Joseph James. original fly CT scheduled t0 make the trip rec signed last week it is undei- tto0d that his demands were too strenuous for the national commit. tee to meet. James wanted n robot installed in the plane. This lnairument would mean m added expense of 5000 which the com mlttee believed too much of n fi- nnDcinl strain on the part of the donors. James also wanted the plane in event that he crossed snfe- ly.
 pr John Stanesl0w, of this city, | chairman of the national commit tee is quite enthusiastic over the interest manifested by the Lithu- anian population here.
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 Thirty-two children received their first holy communion at ht Pat rick's church yesterday. The ser- vices were conducted at the D'3O o'clock mass.