The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-11
'FORESTERS LODGE
 INSTALL OFFICERS
Mrs Katherine Malia Re- named Chief Companion
 of WeICh Circle
WATERVILLE

Mrs Katherine Malia was 1n- stalled as chief companion of Pride of Welch Circle, Companions of the Forest at this wek's meeting of that organization which took place at the lodge rooms in Francis hall. This is to be Mrs Malia's third consecutive year as head of this progressive and lively lodge and her reelection is evidence of the high regard in which her fel- low-members hold the initiative and inspiring leadership which she has shown during her previous terms.
 The inspalIatlon work was con- ducted most impressively by Mrs Georgiana Grenier who received many compliments. She is the de- uuty installing officer. The other officers installed were: Mrs Edna Maher, sub-chief companions; Mar garet Buckley, recording secretary: Mrs Margaret Whe1an, financial se- cretary: Mrs Della Barlow, treas- urer: Mrs Ida Corrigan, chaplain; Mrs Margaret McDonough, right guide; Mrs Ethel Byrnes, left guide; Mrs Clara Gallagher, inner guard; Mrs Mary McArdle, outer guard; Mrs Mildred Hart, first trustee; Mrs Margaret Wells, sec- ond trustee; Mrs George Goggins, third trustee; and Mrs Mary Dun- layey, hostess.
 Parent-Teacher Association.
 Mrs Henry Pacer, of Hartford, was the guest speaker at this months meeting of the Watervills association which took place yesterday afternoon at the gymnasium of Sprague Cram mar school. Mrs Pacer, who is the daughter of MT and Mrs Albert Buell. of Monmouth avenue, and former public school teacher, dis cussed the relationship an d methods of establishing proper CO., operation between parents and teachers. Her talk was well de- livered and enthusiastically re- ceiVed.
 Mrs Elmer Wilson, president of the association, was in charge of the meeting and reported on the activities of the city council of Parent Teacher groups, of which she is chairlady. Mrs Alfred Em- mons, who headed the committee in charge of the holiday baskets, reported that total of fifteen had been distributed to needy local fam flies.
 The association decided to or ganize 8 child study group. There was an attendance of twenty-five members.
 Improving.
 Edward Meadows, of Patterson Court, is convalescing at his home, following a surgical operation at the Waterbury hospital. He will return to his studies at Connecticut State college within few weeks.
 officers Installed
 At the last meeting of Court Welch, Foresters of America, Deputy Grand Chief Ranger George Doucette of Court Cham plain of Waterbury installed the officers for the coming year. The ceremonies which were well at- tended took place at Francis hall. George Tucker was installed as chief ranger and the other officers as follows: George Feest, sub-chief ranger; Victor Baker, recording secretary; John Humphrey, treas- urer; Patrick Brehney, financial secretary; Edward Manton, senior woodward; Louis Dadaru, junior woodward; Frederick Francis, lec- turer; Albedt Frank, beadle; Francis Whelan, first trustee; Will liam Dunlavey, second trustee; William Smith, third trustee, and Alfred Dreher, M. D., physician.
 Coming Marriage
 Mir and Mrs Clarence Benson of Morningside avenue have an- the approaching marriage of their daughter, Mildred, to Carl D. Copeland, son of MT and Mrs John D. Copeland of Thomaston avenue.