The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-18
Junior Leagues Meet At Canada M May

 states. She is secretary of the association. Miss Leovy served as president of the Pittsburgh league and Is the present director for re- zion III. which embraces Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and the District Of Columbia.
 The morning session May 20 will be devoted to the subject of social welfare, with David c. Adie, com missioner of social welfare of the the State of New York making the principal address. In the afternoon Mrs Charles A. Linley, of New York, editor of the "Junior League Magazine" will conduct a magazine forum.
 Group meetings Wednesday morning, May 30, will consider questions of local organization and administration. Mrs c. Edwin Gheens, of Louisville. director for region VI, and Miss Helenka Adamwoska, secretary of the chill dren's theater department. will be in charge of the children's thea tor discussion. Delegates interest ed in the business enterprises car- ried on by leagues in sixty-three cities will attend a meeting on the subject at which Mrs Robert D. Dingman, secretary of the shop bureau will preside.
 Miss Abigail von Schlegell, of Pasadena, Calif, vice president of the association, will be chairman of an open forum that will discuss Junior League policies on Thursday morning. In the afternoon. Miss Olive Lyford, of Englewood, N. J., secretary of the arts and interests department. and Mrs George A. Hill, Jr, of Houston, Texas, region al director, will conduct a meeting for the consideration of cultural projects.
 Mrs Pratt, the retiring president will preside at the annual business meeting on Friday morning. The present directors will meet in Tor onto Sunday, May 27, and the new board on Saturday, June 9, with the new president in the chair.
 Delegates of the local league will be named at the coming board meeting.
 A card party will be held this evening at the Blessed Sacrament church basement for the Girl Scouts and Junior achieve ment league. The committee in charge is composed of Mrs Frank Newcomb, Mrs Frank P. McEvoy, Miss Anna Moran, Mrs Edward Real. Miss Daisy Lord and Mis- Rose Clarkin. They will be assisted by Mrs John Mcdonald, Mrs Thomas Lawlor, Mrs John Hannon, Mrs James Doyle, Mrs William Tierney and Miss Sarah Guilfoile.
 The following committee will be in charge of the regular Friday evening card party by the women of St Patrick's parish at the Ly- ceum: Mrs John Mitchell, Mrs Peter Carroll, Mrs Thomas Turley, Mrs William Fitzgerald, Miss Az nes Ryan, Mrs Norah Morrison, Miss Catherine Stokes, Mrs Joseph Keegan, Mrs Harold Wolff, Miss Nellie Troy, Mrs George Mcclure, Mrs Margaret O'Connor, Mrs Ed ward Karbon, Mrs Patrick Bourke. Mrs Thomas Kearney, Mrs Otto Herbert and Mrs James Luddy.
 Romeo Tata, former Crosby high school, student, will be heard on the program of the Yale Uni versity School of Music tonight in Sprague Memorial hall. New Haven. Schumann's lovely string quartet in M major will be played by the local boy.
 A meeting of Miriam Temple, 43 Pythian Sisters will be held to- morrow evening at Knights of Pythias hall at o'clock.
 Mrs Irving Hall Chase of this city, who has been at Fl Palmar, her winter home at Palm Beach, Fla. is now visiting Admiral and Mrs Mark l.. Bristol of Washing. ton, D. C., for week.
 Charles R. Leader of Fern Circle motored to New York city yester- day to take in the major league baseball opening between the New York Giants and Philadelphia Phillies.
 No definite plans for budget fi- nance were made at the meeting of the finance board or the VlSlt- ing Nurses association at their Field street headquarters yesterday, and it is likely that another meeting will be called in the near future.
 As a result of the appeal made public last week in local papers for cribs and cradles for needy families several of these articles were received. Miss Florence Whipple, nursing director said this morning. The association is will- ing to call for and repair any do- nations that are offered and any, one having either cribs or cradles which they wish to donate should telephone the offer to the office at Field street.