The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-15
Club Activities

Volunteers for service In tho Vis- itlng Nurso Aasocintlon's house to house campaign, schedule for tho week of Juno 4-1i may cnll tho oiIlco of tho association Ut 3b Field stroot nt any Cmo before tho cnn- vnss starts to mako known thoir intentions of participating in tho drivo. Although tho association has al- ready appointed some of tho stan workers for the drive, more will Do needed, it was said to-day. Plans for members of tho osso- clatlon to nequnlnt tho public with tho work being dono through spe- eial articles written for newspaper publication were mnde yesterday Ut n meeting hold in tho offices on Field street, Raymond FitSpntriek of tho Democrat stan explained methods of news writing to tho as- sombly.
 Tho birthdays of Mrs Julia Conklin and Mrs Blanche Maton wcro celebrated last night nt n gathering of members of tho Women's Rolief corps nt the home of Mrs Conklin on Woodlawn ter. race, Mrs Mnton was introduced as yIce president of tho state de. partment and Mrs Kate Mntthowa gave u report on the convention hold recently In Bridgeport. The annual memorial service Will be held at Riverside cemetery on the 27th with Rev F. !. Cotter of St Johns church officiating.
 Mss Loretta Duhamci, president of tho Lieutenant Shea Auxiliary, DAY, has called q special meet Ing for tomorrow evening at 7:3O | o'clock at the armory. Returns for the banquet and raffle tickets will be made. Misses Catherine Berzier and Ellen Sheehan report. ed most successful meeting of tho New Haven County Council on Saturday.
 The twelfth birthday celebration of the Auxiliary Will be held at Lakeside Tavern on Saturday eve ming. Reservations arc in charge of Mrs Marie Bolan.
 Mrs winifred Furness of Weth. crsfield, state deputy supervisor was a guest at last nights meet | ing of Laurel camp, Royal Neigh bors of America at Mechanics hall. | Preparations were discussed for reception of the supreme manager. ; Mrs Frances Torkclson of Lincoln, Neb. June 2.
 Samuel Sena, Louis Schiff and | Joseph Shore, received the third | degree rank at the meeting of the l Roosevelt Lodge, Knights of Py- 1 thias, at their rooms last night. Two candidates will receive the l first degree at the next meeting. | Jack E. Freedman was installed as prelate. A fishing party will be held in the near future, with Irv- ing Roscn in charge of arrange ments.
 | Dancing and refreshments fol- lowed the meeting of the Bide-A- | Wee club last night at Foresters' hall. It was planned to visit the
 Worden Dairy. Friday at 1880 ?. m. | A social vii. be held Thursday night by the Palmour Club, ac- cording to plans made at last l nights mectinG. Ar outing and fishing trip will be held June 3. with Sidney Pastcrrak acting as chairman of the committee in
 
 charge.
 The Women's Auxiliary of Diyi- sion C of Hibernians. will sponsor fl food sale to be held at Miller and
 Peck's store, Friday.
 I Members of Townsend Lodge of Odd Fellows will attend the meet.
 ing of the Toriington Lodge in that city Monday night. Tte excmplifi'
 cafi0 of the third degree has been
 postponed to the z7th.
 WILLIE CLUB MEETING
 "PrOteefion of the Welfare of
 COmmunifies.' 'is the subject of the
 talk Co he given by $. Chapman Of
 Boston af tonighi's meeting Of inc HopeviIle Community club nt fhe IIiOpevIile gym. Touight's session is flor members only