The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-23
Club Activities

Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf ex- pounded the aims and ideals of the Young Israel organization in an address at the installation of the
 body's officers for the next year in ceremonies held at Waterbury He-
 brew Institute last night.
 The speaker traced the advance
 of Jews from Palestine through Palestine and America. He praised the efforts of the members of Young Israel since the group was organized here last year.
 Atty Max Traurig acted as in- stalling officer. The ceremonies were opened by Atty Lawrence Matzkin, who spoke briefly, and he introduced Atty Yale MatZkin. The latter introduced the installing of- ficer.
 Dancing and entertainment fol- lowed the exercises.
 Plans for observing the 10th an-
 niversary of the founding of Quota clubs in the large cities of the state were made at last nights meeting
 of the local club at the Elton. The
 celebration will be held in New
 Haven in April. A charity card party will be held Dec 5th at Elks' hall. Mrs Robert Birt, president, will name a committee to work | with her on arrangements. A card party followed the regu-
 lar meeting of Clarence G. Daven- port auxiliary, Spanish War Vet erans in the mess hall of the ar
 mory last night. Members and l friends of the camp were present.
 Mrs P. Philip Cropp occupied the fortune teller's booth which proved to be one of the most popular
 features of the bazaar. Mrs Cath erine Williams was general chair man, assisted by Mrs Martin Ther-
 kildsen, Mrs Silas Hoffman, Mrs
 Albert Portman. Mrs E. CropP,
 Miss Elsa Williams, Mrs Mildred
 Burritt, Miss Lucille Moss. Invitations have been extended to other encampments of the state | to attend the exemplification of the
 royal purple degree to be con ferred on a class of candidates here December IS, it was announced at the meeting of Anantawae encamp-
 ment last night. The local encamp-
 ment will be represented at the ceremonies held in Naugatuck on Dec 12, when the royal purple de- gree is conferred on candidates of Magnolia lodge in Naugatuck. E. J. Diver, chief patriarch, president at last nights meeting.
 Several societies of the St Stan,
 islaus church attended the seconi
 night of the annual bazaar at Put"
 aski hall in body last night. The following organizations were pres
 ent Holy Name, Children of Mary. St Cecilia's choir, and boys and
 girls of the St Stanislaus Athletic
 club.
 Peter Augelli has been elected
 president of the Itam Social Athle- tic club for the coming year. Other newly elected officers are: Vice. president, Andrew DiPietro; secre-, tary, Alexander L. Yose; treasurer. Thomas Ranando; financial secre- tary. Joseph Famiglietti; club of- ficer, Salvatore Martin; executive board, Rocco Genua, Joseph La
 vecchia. Andrew DiPietro, Jr, Car men Malchione, Thomas Lepore, Joseph Zlngarelia, JOnn Januetty, John Altiere, Michael DiNapoli, Or brio Marinafo, Frank Varanellf and Joseph Comrado. Rocco Genua. Thomas Lepore and Orr brio Marinaro are members Of the board of trustees.
 4 Plans for a smoker in January were made at a meeting of the fs.a nt AF NofnFhlfFu fVH
 Halls Tavern last night. The tfc smoker 1t is planned to have mov- \ ing pictures of the football games |this fall. Other attractions will be on the program to make 1t an en: |tertaining evening for the alumni Of Dartmouth college.