The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-11

sicsl program VIII he rendered by organization choir under the por- sonnl direction of Professor Alex ander Alexis, OtganlDt.
 Judge tIfdward l. Finn of the eourtS0f common ploas will Do the guest speaker lt tho breakfast fOI- lowing the mass. The members will escOrt thelr mothers to tho hnlI. Each of tho members will woar q flower in honor of or in memory of their mother.
 The evening services will begin ct ' o'clock with Professor Alexslg dl- fectihg. The sntlro program fol- lows:
 Introductory Romarks--
 By Rev Joseph VnIentiojus
 "Gracydo SuSytusia doics' or
 "Fadcd BlosB0ma'
 sBioom Again Characters; The Mother ....... Mary orlntaB Peter, Her hnndFome son ......
 ............ Vincent KliinnB Stella, hlg hancoo ......,....
 ....,........ Natalie Plangeg Johnny, Young cngInoer ...:...
 .,.,....., |. Norbert AlekBIs Joan, Johnny's Iovo interest ~.
 .....,..,..... Elvirn Malnls Stelin'B Aunt .,..... Annh Atkins yvotte, stolla's Coductto mnid
 .......... Marcolln Andrikis James, hor butler bcnu ..:.....
 .........,.... Joseph Cosklc
 or "FIrcside Bliss', The char Tho Flappcr Wife ...,......., , ;..'...;;..n,i WHY """""''' The Model daughter. .,,..:....., Her Boy Soy iir,riic,n,di Adolph Ealanda q Vocal, plano, and violin gcIer. tions by tho MiHtcs B"rnice Ncl0nns Emily 'Itadvilust Lillian Puklnskis' and John Stokes,
 Mothcr's Day addrcsa by Rev John Morkyn.s of MarIanopolis College nt Tho llpson, Conn,
 Dancing will follow with Norbert AIeksIs and His Young McI0dians furnishing the music.
 Mrs Seth .Mouithrop has been named chaIrbinn of the church supper to be sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society Of tho Third CongregatIOnal church Thursday evening. Tho supper VII consist or baked virgInI. ham and several other varieties of excellent food.
 Those assisting Mrs Moulthrop are Mrs Robert Gardner. kitchen: Mrs George E"k. dining: and Mrs James stewart in charge of the tickets.
 Miss Katherine Dover cntertain- cd members of tho SIIvcrfaub BrIdge Society at her homo on Poplar street last night. out of town mcubers from Hartford. New London, stamford, TcrryvIlic and Pennington attended. Latc in tho evening, e buffet luncheon was served.
 Residents planning to attend the week -end baseball games at New York include William King. James Moore, William PetchIock, Edward coughiin, Chsrles SpIottI. James Barnes. Micha,I Morrisscy and John Delaney.
 Sunday tho combined societies of Nit Carmel pa,'ish will attend the s o'clock mnss in a body and im- mediately following assemble at the B. w. Tinker school where communion breakfast VII be scrv- ed.
 The principal speakers will be Attorney carmine ciprlano and Attorney ]. A. Membrino and Rev Fr Pallidlno Of Rome. who is vls- iting iE this country at the pres- ent time. Vincent Mature. presi- dent of tho Holy Name Society and other prominent. practitioners. Af- torncy Michael GaI!ulo will intro. duce tho speakers.
 The Children of Mary S0dality will hold their regular monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Preparations for recep- ton apd tfc cr0wninR of The Blessed Virgin. May 27th will bc inaugurated. There will also he drive for new members. Miss Mary Mnrtino will preside.
 Preparations are being made for A first communion clnns.Rt Nit Car mel. There is a large group or young people enrolled in the class. Many visitors have been present during tho instructions.
 PIONEER EDlTOR DEAR
 Baker. Ord. Wp)--T. B. Bowen. er. sb pIoneer Oregon editor died issre from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile. Browen began work in the newspaper trade in Ieqg In Portland. tIe roe sf1s a- aaaa q. aaas ~~us.ls&w 4 .am s.n