The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-13

used in caring for the children put under the care of the institution. He said that one of the most im- portant factors was the distribu- ton of children in accordance to their types which was a difficult matter owing to the fact that some children often display various types.
 The institution was divided into four groups by Mir Hacker, namely. one cottage where children from 2 to 4 years of age are cared for, an- other where ailing children who re- quire medical attention are housed, one in which children whose homes are temporarily disrupted and also children awaiting commitment to institutions and another group who are behavior problems and must be kept under observation. Children are often placed in homes and their board paid for by the institution with the result that in several cases the guardians become attached to the children and finally make them members of the family.
 Following the address by Mir Hacker a musical program was presented by the Taft Octet with George Morgan as director and the following singers, Alfred Lamson, George Lilley, John Gribbel. Bur ton MacLean, John Campbell, James Wilmot and D. N. B. Carey.
 A varied program of musical en- tertainment has been arranged for the meeting of Division 5, Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H., this evening in conjunction with the card party which is scheduled. A color scheme of green and white will decorate the hall. Many Irish airs will be heard in celebration of St Patrick's day. All members and friends are urged to attend. Prizes will be awarded to those making high scores at each table.
 A surprise birthday party was given by Mrs Cecelia Petrillo at her home on Scovill street in honor of her husband, Pasquale Petrillo who celebrated his fiftieth birthday recently. The house was prettlly decorated in a color scheme of green and yellow. A delicious SUD- per was served. The honored guest was the recipient of many gifts. Those present were: MT and Mrs Pasquae Petrillo, MT and Mrs Adolph Longo, Mir and Mrs Camille Crosse. MT and Mrs Mario Dl- Ciampis, Anthony Croci, Michael Finelli, John Finelli, Leonard Lo- Russo and Misses Antoinette Pet rillo, Molie Longo, Margaret Crosse and Yolanda Crosse.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Rose Marie DeLele of Stratford recently by Mrs J. Vendette and Mrs J. De- Santis and Mrs H. DiPaolo. The bride to be received many beautiful gifts. The guests included: Misses Sue Vendetti, Rose Covelli, Ange- line Masi. Mary Vendetti, Dolores DeLelle. Margaret Cesarelli. The resa Vendetti. Rose Vendetti, Mil dred and Marge Lauria, Rose Carlone, Florence Sciullo, Lucy De- Lelle, Angie DeSantis, Ursula DiPaolo, Vada Lucian, Jennie Pas ternoster, Mary and Carmella Dellano, Lucy Pilla, Carmela and Olympia Guerrero, Mrlveria and line and Gertrude Cameron, Con- Sldnce anu MdIy dpioio' 1ht' Paduano, Florence and Marie Ver- rasto, Mrs J. Vendetti, Mrs J. DeSantis, Mrs H. DiPaolo, Mrs Frank Masi, Mrs A. DeLelle, Mrs Gigliardi, Mrs Pietrantuano, Mrs Perecuni, Mrs Gardozzi, Mrs Greco, Mrs Marcucci, Mrs Fapiano, Mrs Verrastro, Mrs DeMichele, Mrs Di- Santis, Mrs Scricca, MrsFamiglietti, M IFS Lucian. Mrs Gugliemo. Mrs Ckrmont, Mrs Inero, Mrs Mariana, Mrs Muccini, Mrs Daddona, Mrs Ricciardi, Mrs Dellano, Mrs Rinal- di, Mrs Graham, Mrs Nocera, Mrs Gugliotti, Mrs Insera and Mrs Guerrero.
 Harold Berkley, head of the vio- lin department at Hartford's School of Music. and on the staff of the Juilliard School in New York, has been engaged to direct violin study at the Smith college summer school, Northampton, Mass, begin ming June 18th. MT Berkley, a concert violinist who has been heard here and abroad, will also direct string ensemble work, and the rehearsals of the string orches- tras: and in addition will give a series of lectures on the principles and materials of modern violin teaching.