The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-04
GROUPS
 TO MEET TONIGHT
St Joseph's Parishioners Will Honor Pastor;
 Church Celebrates
BROOKLYN

There will be a general parish meeting at St Joseph's hall this evening beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The societies of that par ish are planning a joint ceremony for September 16, on which day they. will appropriately observe the foreieth anniversary of the founding of their parish and also the fortieth anniversary of the ordination of the Rev Joseph J. Valentiejus. and his fifteenth an- iversary as their pastor.
 Students to Meet.
 The Lithuanian Catholic Stu dents and Alumini association will hold a special meeting on Friday organizations will plan to send at Lake Compounce on Sunday, to be present.
 St Joseph's Holy Name.
 The Holy Name society at St Joseph's church will meet at the old school at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Business of special i'm portance concerning the activity of the Holy Name society in con- junction with the fortieth anni- versary of the parish vii be dis cussed. The Holy Name society will be among the most outstand- ing organizations on that day should present plans materialize.
 St Patrick's Holy Name.
 The initial season meeting of St Patrick's Holy Name society will take place at the Lycium on next Monday night. Plans for fall and winter activities will be discussed. The society will again sponsor a bowling league and car tourna- ment and following the success of both in past years it is believed that both will be welcome. Michael Kitchen, president of the society, will act as chairman. Other off, cers are Rev William Wirkues, chaplain; Otto Herman, vice-presi- dent: Francis Mitchell, financial secretary: Thomas Fitzmaurice Jr, recording secretary; and Patrick Bourke, marshall.
 Wilson A. c. to Meet.
 The members of the Wilson A. c. wil hold a meeting at the South Wilson Street club rooms at 7:30 o'clock this evening. George Kul- man will preside. The club is planning a series of events to be included in their fall and winter program ard decision concerning the formulation of plans will be in order. The Wilson's plan to a spon- sor a football team and they will decide tonight whether to enter semi-pro or amateur ranks.
 To Marianapolis.
 It is reported that nine Brook lyn youths will enter Marionapolis college at Thompson, Conn, with in the next two weeks. There are six Waterburians at the new Lith- panian institution at present and the additional number of students will add greatly to their comforts.
 Celebration Held.
 Residents of Railroad Hill street and the surrounding section were serenaded at 7:20 a. m. yesterday by an Italian band. It later de- veloped that the musicians were hired as part of the celebration of St Lucy's and St Tilomena's day. They paraded along the streets about the Brooklyn and Town Plot sections for several hours. The fierworks. scheduled to complete the celebration at Lakewood Park last night. were postponed due to rain. Should there be good wealth CT the display of fireworks will take place this evening.
 Briefs.
 Francis Coughlin of Charles street recently motored to New York city.
 Mrs Mollie E. Stoddard of Fox street and her two daughters Rosalind and Marguerite, spent the holiday and weekend at Briarclift Lodge. Briarcliff Manor N. Y.
 The Misses Helen K. Tyrrell and Mildred Lawlor of Wilson street have returned. to their homes following a holiday cruise to Nova Scotia.
 MT and Mrs James Doran have returned to the city following q wedding trip. The couple will re- side on Elmwood avenue.