The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-16

Mrs Ada Ferguson was named
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements for the social to be
given for the Sons of st George
February S, at the meeting of
Pride of Hawthorne circle, Daugh-
ters of st George in K. of c. hall
last night. other committee mem
bers are Mrs Marie Birch, Mrs
Mabel Nydegger, Mrs Emma Sasso
and Miss Adamae Ferguson. Mrs
Rose Vale presided at the meeting.
Past National President Mrs
Alice Gendron, of New Haven, in
stalled the new officers of Camp Is,
Patriotic order of America. at Me-
chanics' hall last night. New OFF,
GERS are as follows:
Mrs Vera Norman, past preSi-
dent, Mrs Sophie Mcclure. presi-
dent; Mrs Mary Squires, assistant
to president; Mrs Hattie Thomas,
vice-president; Mrs Evaline Lord,
assistant vice president; Mrs Lii
liam Eldridge, conductor; Mrs Mar
garet Clark, assistant conductor;
Mrs Myrtle Hotchkiss, recording
secretary; Mrs Marion Hotaiing,
assistant recording recretary; Mrs
Mary Hotaling, financial secretary;
Mrs Bertha Northrop, treasurer;
Mrs Bertha Lane, guardian; Fred
Gould, sentinel; Mrs Nellie
Schwartz, chaplain; Mrs Hattie
Thomas, trustee.
The incoming officers were
raised by Dist Pres Almira w.
Riley, and her staff, of Hartford.
A covered dish supper was served
following the installation. 1t was
announced that all future meetings
will be followed by card parties.
After the business meeting of
Townsend lodge at Odd Fellows
hall last night an entertainment
was presented under the direction
of w. F. MacLean. Mr. MacLean
was introduced by Lawrence Pich-
ard, past grand.
The program was opened by Sea-
mans juvenile quartet, which in
cluded George Duley. Leon Dudley,
Norman Boucher and Robert Whit
taker. Dorothy Begley entertained
with a buck dance and Mary Aloise
with vocal selections. Winifred
Lovejoy and Eugene Nutbrown
were seen in rhythm and soft shoe
dances. Accompanies was Ralph
Serfine.
Plans were made for food sale
to be held at Miller & Peck's Jan
10, at hte meeting of Lieut. Shea
auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, in the armory last night. Ar
rangements were also completed
for a social, which will follow the
meeting Feb S. The committee in
charge Is headed by Miss Stella
Cleary, who Is assisted by Mrs
Mary Splystoscher. Members of
the auxiliary will attend the quar-
terly meeting to be held in Meri-
den Jan 20. Miss Loretta Duhamel,
president, presided at the meeting.
Santa Maria circle, Daughters of
Isabella, met in a special session
last night at Hibernian hall to take
action on attending the Catholic
Action banquet tomorrow night at
the Elton. 1t was decided to can
eel the scheduled meeting for that
night and to go to the dinner. A
large number Of the members sig
ritied their intention Of attending.
There will be a special meeting
at $3.50 tonight to take action on
the death of Mrs Joseph w. Dews.
Az LHC HCht uiCCbih6 highly thC
31st, the circle will initiate a class
of candidates.
A short slated meeting of Ma
omi chapter, o. e. s., will be held
on Tuesday evening at 7:45 o.
clock at Masonic temple. The
meeting will be followed by card
party with Mrs Samuel Budde and
the officers of the chapter in
charge. Contract players are
asked to notify Mrs Theodore Brei-
thaupt for tables. Refreshments
will be served.
A regular board of director.
meeting of the BETHEL Sisterhood
will be held on Tuesday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock with Mrs Frank
Meyers presiding. The hostesses
Nj. unrt.H