The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12

| l DiSilyestro lodge, Sons of Italy, a
 Christmas entertainment and dance
 will be given in Liberty hall Tues- day night. Miss Blanche Genova as chairman of the arrangements | committee which includes Helen
 Calabrese, Louise Muccino, Edith Guarini, Lillian Crafa, Concetta
 Moressi and Angeline Carissinli. Miss Carissimi, venerable, presided at the meeting last night.
 The play And He Was Offered Up" will be presented tomorrow | night at the Columbia school gym
 nasiutn in connection with the
 meeting of the Overlook Cottage Park club. The play was written
 by Mrs Guy Winston and will fea-
 ture the original cast with the ex- ception of the role of Niles, the financier, which will be played by Herbert H. Carder.
 Chemistry of the Aquarium" will be the subject discussed Fri day night by Professor J. John Timm of Yale at meeting of the Waterbury Aquarium society at
 Post Business college. Professor Timm is one of the founders of the Connecticut Aquarium society and will conduct some tests that can be used by amateurs in de- termining the conditions in their own aquariums.
 Guests from out of town lodges will be present tonight for the ob- cn nf nnhlA ePnvrA f1iOht by Winona Rebekah lodged in odd Fellows hall. The Seymour guard team will drill and second nomina- tion of officers will be held. Mrs Daniel Suozzo has been : named chairman of the committee in charge of a Christmas party to be given following the next meet ing of Daughters of Italy circle, Lady Foresters of America in Moose hall Friday night. Other members of the committee include Mrs Rocco Longo. Mrs c. Ciampi and Mrs M. Puliese.
 Miss Bessie Payton was installed as president of the Daughters of St George at the meeting held Monday night. Other officers in clude: Vice-president, Miss Evelyn Wallis; financial secretary, Mrs A. F. Nydegger; recording secretary. Mrs Margaret Mitchell; treasurer, Miss Gladys Fox; chaplain, Mrs Frank Carey; first conductor, Mrs Snydney Vale; second conductor. Mrs John Larmett; inside guard, Mrs Harry White; outside guard, Mrs Eric Robertson; third trustee. Mrs William Harvey; pianist, Miss Florence Throne.
 Plans were made for a children's party at the meeting of Lady Nc Alpine lodge. Daughters of Scotia last night in oFresters' hall. The party will be held December 20. Mrs Elizabeth Boyd presided last night.
 Following the meeting of Nosa- hogan lodge of Odd Fellows last
 night a dart ball game was played
 with a team from Harmony lodge
 of New Haven.
 | Officers were named at the meet
 ing of the Ladies Auxiliary, No. 5, | Ancient OrdeE of Hibernians at | AAcI NIB o0l4
 A. Lynch was reelected president. Other officers inciude: vice-presi- dent, Mrs Hannah Sullivan; record
 ing secretary, Mrs E. B. Peters; fi-
 nancial secretary, Mrs Inez Kelly;
 treasurer, Mrs Margaret Tenny;
 standing committee, Mrs Elizabeth
 Ryan; Irish history committee. Mrs
 Nellie Mccarthy; mistress-at-arms,
 Miss Catherine Stenson; sentinel,
 Miss Anna Hoey; guardian of de-
 gree team, Mrs B. Rafferty; trus- tee, Mrs Elizabeth Savage; and physician, Dr Alfred Finn.
 Officers will be installed Febru-
 ary 12. followed by a Lincoln's s
 birthday party. Mrs Mary Lyon is chairman of the committee in
 charge of the installation. Other
 members include Mrs Elizabeth
 Savage, Mrs B. Dunn, Mrs Mar
 garet Grenier, Mrs Catherine Horri-
 gan. Mrs B. Coyle, Mrs Bertha Waller and Mrs Kelly.
 The next meeting will be held
 January 8. followed by a card
 party.
 officers were elected at the meeting of Lady Trumbull Council,
 Sons and Daughters of Liberty last