The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-16
HOLY NAME TEAMS
 IN TOURNAMENT.
St Francis Group to Be Hosts During Festival;
 Alumni Minstrels
WASHINGTON HILL

Final arrangements TOT the two night festival to be held on Thurs day and Friday nights of this week were completed at meeting of the committees in charge of the event last night at St Francis church. On Thursday night there will be a card party while the last night the St Francis alumni will present a min strel show to be followed by danc- ing.
 Forty five teams from all over the city are expected to take part in Thursday nights affair and some of the teams already signifying their intentions of being present are James Shananhan's city. yard team, Ed Fitzgerald and Barney Burns will head the teams from St Thomas parish and St Margaret's, Blessed Sacrament, St Patrick's $ and Sacred Heart parishes will also send teams to the tournament. The city yard team led by Jerry Shannahan have already won the event if their word can be taken for 1t and claim that they will trim any two teams in the hall the night of the card party.
 Both nights, of the affair two door prizes will be given away and will consist of 8 bag of flour and a basket of apples which will be awarded to the persons holding the winning number of tickets to be presented at the door.
 The minstrel show under the au- spices of the St. Francis Alumni which will be presented on Friday night will put on a performance to- night at 6 o'clock for the benefit of the school children of the parish. Due to the interest shown by the children it was decided to stage this performance tonight and ad- mission for all children will be ten cents.
 Following is list of the differ ent committees which will be in charge of the affair:
 Ticket committee: William Car roll, Martin Tehan, Joseph Null curry, Dennis Tehan, James shan nahan, Sergeant John Phelan, Miss Marguerite Tierney, Miss Catherine Mullins, Miss Helen Shea.
 Cake committed: Mrs William Carroll, Mrs John Joyce, Mrs F. Rochon, Mrs Chris Braun, Mrs Michael Carroll, Mary Coughlan, MdTy 0IdChp Auud 0duduSTs dIu" crime Byron.
 Prize committee: Rose Foley. Sadie Delaney.
 Wheel committee: Mrs Michael Kelly, William Carroll, Mary Reil- ly, Eddie Egan, Thomas Scadden. Laura Verriker.
 Country Store committee: Mrs Martin Tehan, Mrs Charles Earth, T~I s-< Mrs J. Dooley, Mrs Patrick Carlin, Mrs John Calvin, Mrs James Meehan.
 Door committee: Joseph Null curry. Anastasia Dillon, William Shea.
 General committee: Joseph Mul- curry, Martin Tehan, Dennis Te- han, William Carroll, J. P. Murphy, R. G. Wrenn. J. A. Dooley, B. F.. Brady, F. A. Hogan, W. K. Rea- gan, Mary Barley, Mary De1ansy. Hazel Duffy. Mary Moss, Florence Levasseur, Helen Joyce. Kay Byron. Mary Birmingham, Rose mary Johnston, Anna Delaney Eileen Kelly, Anna Moore, Babe O'Donnell, Loretta Reilly. Loretta Fitzgerald, Dorothy McGrath.
 Mrs George O'Neil,, John Bowey, Fred Rochon, George o'Neil. and Mrs Patrick Hughes.
 Hills Continue Drive
 The membership. drive which is being held at present by the Wash- ington Hill Athletic Association is to be continued for the rest of this month it was decided at a meeting held last night in the club rooms. CsnrI, I . mitted to the club last night bring ing the total to seventy five new members since the reorganization of the club started two weeks ago. The membership committee report. ed that they had several applica- tions yet to hear from and from present indications the club will have at least 150 new members by the end of the month.
 The members voted to march in the parade this Saturday and all members are requested to report at the club rooms Saturday noon at 12:45 and then march to Washing ton Park which will be the start ing point of the parade.
 Meeting Tonight
 There will be a special meeting of the Washington Park Commun- ity Club tonight at 8:15 o'clock and final arrangements for the mammoth parade to be staged Sat- urday in conjunction with the opening of the new community house will be made.
 Any member wishing to bowl on one of the teams to be formed by the club are asked to hand in their name tonight at the Meeting. City Clerk John Fitzmaurice, Jerry Shanahan and Ted Donahue are in charge of registration for the men while the ladies wishing to bowl are asked to get in touch with any of the following members: Mrs Charles Martin, Mrs Fred Rochon