The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-08
Club Activities

A district meeting of lodges from surrounding towns will be held at Odd Fellows hall here September 25, according to plans made at last nights meeting of Nosahogan ! lodge. The lodge baseball team will mete the Seymour nine at the Bucks Hill field Saturday at O. clock. Reports on the outing of the Nosahogan guards held Saturday were read.
 The local chapter of Women of the Moose received an invitation to attend a picnic of the mems lodge, at the meeting last night at Moose hall. The outing will be held at Lithuanian park September g.
 At the regular meeting of Camp IT, Patriotic Order of America last night at Mechanics hall class of candidates was initiated.
 Arrangements for the annual hot dog roast will be made at the meeting of Santa Maria circle, Daughters of Isabella, next We'd nesday night at Hibernian hall. Mrs John Lynch will preside.
 Pine Rock circle, Lady Foresters of America, will hold an important meeting tonight at 2S Park place. Mrs Elizabeth Savage will preside.
 Miss Althea Kirk, daughter of MT and Mrs Louis Kirk of Middle bury, who recently observed her birthday was honored at party given by her parents, at their sum- mer home at Lake Zoar. Among those attending were Miss Betty Roberts of Bridgeport, Miss An toinette Coon and Douglas Coon of White Plains, N. Y., Miss Gladys Hollenweger of New Rochelle, N. Y, Richard Marks and Robert Pascale of Yonkers, N. r., Miss Nancy Platt, Miss Betty Hall, MT and Mrs George Hornbecker, How ard and Merton Hornbecker of Waterville, Misses Elynor Slater, Bettie Cashman, Nadine Simons, David Duncan, John Fahr, Rich ard Taylory Rosco SantaBarbara, Eugene Grabowski, Thomas Platt and Robert Simons, of this city, and Althea and Aubrey Kirk and MT and Mrs Louis Kirk of Middle bury.
 A hot dog roast was enjoyed re- gently at the home of MT and Mrs Vincenzo Da1oisis of Beech street. Those attending were MT and Mrs DiMeco, MT and Mrs Sciaretta, MT and Mrs F. @iampietro, MT and Mrg L. Giampietro, Mir and Mrs DiB1asio, MT and Mrs Daloisis and Misses Frances DiMeco, Olympia Giampietro, Theresa Barbieri, Frank Altieri, Anthony Daloisis, Carl and Frank Altieri, Anthony Deloisis, Carl Giampietro. Anthony DiMeco, Helen Giampietro and Elizabeth DeMeco. Accordion selec- tions were given by Charles Da- loisis.
 Mrs Lura Dutton of Idylwood avenue was hostess at a miscella- sneous shower given at her home recently for Mrs William Birming- ham, the former Dorothy Jackson. The honor guest received many beautiful gifts from those attend ing who included Mrs Olive Nich- ols, Mrs Minnie Chipman. Mrs Margaret Cooper, Mrs Margaret
 
 Jackson, Mrs Corcoran, Mrs Pearl Doolittle, Mrs Oscar Ziglatzki, Mrs Helen Romaine. Mrs Lillian Rim genberg, Misses Constance Smith, Julia Tullar, Olive Dyson. Irene Dillane, Helen Jackson, Ethel Zig latzki, Marie Jackson and Anna Kearney.
 A party was given yesterday afternoon in honor of Joseph Bar bara at his home on Edson ave- nue, the occasion being his third birthday. The home was attrac- lively decorated in a color scheme of green and pink. The guests in- cluded: Evelyn Luccaro, Doris and Augustus Dniova, Elaine and Charles Messer, Frederick and Joseph Ciampietro, Joanna Raga- dine, Olga Ricca of New York, Francis Peter Scigliano, Jr., of Somerville, Mass, William Petri- cone of Torrington, Virginia and Maria Longi of Torrington and Octavio Vincentori of New Jersey.