The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-13
Club Activities

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 Following the business meeting of Wadhams' Women's Relief corps at the armory last night a joint Lincoln's and Washingtons birthday party was observed. The program included a solo by Mrs Jane Holihan; reading on Wash ington, Mrs Jessie Baker; reading on Lincoln, Mrs Kate Matthews and Mrs Lura Dutton; lives of Lincoln and Washington by Mrs Edna Ferguson; address by Com mander Niles J. Engelke and Com rades Homer c. Northrop and Ed ward Hough of Wadhams camp The program was in charge of Mrs Mattoe Word and Mrs Kate Matthews. Refreshments were served.
 Installation Or the following of ficers took place at a meeting of the Bide A Wee club at Foresters hall last night: President, Mrs Elizabeth Boyd: vice president, Mrs Kitty Kelly; treasurer, Mrs Jenny Stevenson; financial sccre- tary, Mrs Nellie Eyman: recording secretary. Mrs Jessie Galbraith; {; .'tanist, Mrs Mary Burnett. The installation was conducted by Mrs Agnes Porter, assisted by Mrs Mary Burnett. A social hour and re- treatments followed.
 The Palmour club ping pong team issued challenge to any team in the city following meet ing last night in the club rooms on Bank street. The club finished a two out of three game victory over the Roosevelt lodge team, ir Pythian hall last night. Julius Grossman presided at the business meeting when one candidate Harry Schnxeroff, was initiated.
 Laurel Camp, Royal Neighbors of America, completed plans for a card party to be held March 12 at a meeting in Mechanics hall last night. The committee named to take charge includes Mrs Thomas McGrath, Mrs John McAvoy. Mrs Hugh Crean, Miss Sarah Doyle, and Miss Nellie Luddy. The camp is anticipating a visit from the su- preme officers.
 Arrangements for the Washing ton birthday program to be held the 26th were made at meeting of Townsend lodge of Odd Fellows in Odd Fellows hall last night. Will liam J. Maton was appointed chair man of the committee on arrange ments. Ernest Christofferson pre- sided.
 Plans for a class initiation of new members of the United Pro- gressive lodge, Sons of Italy, will be completed at the next meeting of the recently organized society. The induction ceremonies are planned for March II. A tentative list of speakers includes Miss An geline Carissimi, president of the Elizabeth DiSlivestro lodge, and Jane Ranando, orator of the same society.
 February 25 has been selected as the date of the next meeting. The program committee consists of Peter Augelli, chairman, Salvatore Longo, Emilio Caruso, Michael Manfredi; banquet committee, Octavio Barrone, chairman, John Mastrandea, Emilio Caruso, Rosso aSnta Barbara, Louis Longo and Frank Imbimbo
 A Valentine party was enjoyed by the Jolly Stitchers circle at the home of Miss Felecia Tartaglia of Pratt place. The home was deco rated in color scheme of red and white. A delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Miss es Carmclla Cretella, Sally Di- Maria, Mary Cretella, Grace Di- Maria, Theresa Cretella, Felicia Tartaglia. Theresa Damelia, An geline Tartaglia, Mrs Anthony Ianucci, Mrs Mary Sestilli, and Mrs Angelo Tartaglia.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of Our Lady of Lourdes church will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening at the parish hall at o'clock. All parishioners interested in the activities of the group are urged to attend. On Thursday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock the Children's Sewing club will meet.
 The Lotus club met at the home of Miss Lucy Russo to hold their regular meeting. The president called the meeting to order, the minutes were read, and various topics were discussed. Later re- treatments. games and dancing were enjoyed by all.
 The local medical detachment of the 102d regiment, Connecticut National Guard, was given It's an- nual inspection at the- -armory last R. Poust of New Haven, medical corps, US. A.. was tho inspecting officer. The local medical detach- ment Is in command of Major Jo- seph A. Ciminera.