The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-26
P.T. A. DELEGATES
 AT STATE MEET
TwO.Day Session Opens TO-fnOrrOW==BOWlerS to
 Hold Banquet
WATERVILLE

The Waterville Parent Teacher association will be well represented at the State Congress Of Parent Teacher and Child Study Groups which opens a two-day session at New London tomorrow. Six Wa terville delegates, Mrs Elmer E. Wilson, Mrs Louis c. Willard, Mrs Peter Corrigan, Mrs Anthony Di- Blasi, Mrs Mulford B. Simonson and Mrs Napoleon Lorraini will attend the meeting, which will take place at the Hotel Mohican. It Is expected that the local women will find much of interest in the fine program which has been arranged.
 The local group will have prominent part in the entertain ment of the P. T. A. groups of New Haven county when the county meting takes place in Waterbury on May 23rd.
 Bowling Banquet. The annual banquet of the Girls Bowling league of the Plumbers Brass Good Division of the Scovil, Manufacturing Company which took place recently at Lift-the- Latch Inn, was an unusually enjoy- able event and marked the com- pletion of a successful bowling season during which there was very close competition at all times. Miss Jennie Bradley presided as toast mistress and following the dinner, presented the prizes as follows: First team prize, Miss Me- Ivies team; second, Miss Conselio's team; third, Miss Armstrong's team and fourth, Miss Whites team. To Lena Platt went the a. ward for the seasons high single, 137. Mable Walcotts 126 took the second prize and Jennie Bradley's 11S, third, Nora Williams with 33G, was awarded the prize for high lthree string, Florence McQuarrie and Anna Bercier with 291, were tied for second place, while the third award went to Ethel McCue, with 280.
 During the dinner the following program of entertainment was | presented.
 | Soprano Solo .... Margaret Shea Speciality Dance. Clara Armstrong Recitations Romano Madison Vocal Duet. . Margaret Shea and Marie Conselio
 Close Harmony. Mildred Davis and Marie? Conselio.
 Miss Conselio and Miss Mildred Bullard played the piano accom- paniments.
 Special gifts were presented to Miss Helena Kelly and Miss Mar garet Shea for their effective work as league secretary and treasurer, respectively.
 The banquet committee con- sisted of Miss Mildred Davies, Miss M. Conselio, Miss Jennie Brad | ley, Miss Margaret Shea and Miss Minnie Ballard.
 Those who attended were Ger trude Stevens, Ethel McCue, Maudc Kelly, Myrtle Sweeney, Anna Ber- cier, Genevieve Ostroski, Lillian Cosgriff, Lena Platt, Minnie Mau- solf, Loretta McGrath, Genevieve Leary, Nora Lonergan, Hazel Field, Helena Kelley, Evelyn Waters, FL mena Conselio. Mary Lachance,. Margaret Shea. Gertrude Lodge, | Mildred Davies, Susan Smallman, Nora Williams, Hazel Adams, Ger trude Benson, Elsie Slocum, Edna Armstrong, Loretta Kelly, Mildred Ballard, Mary Beck, Clara Arm strong, Alice MraZ, Jennie Bradley, Florence McQuarrie, Mable Wolcott, Helen White and Ramona Madison. Darling Funeral The funeral services for James A. Darling, popular police officer, who has done day duty in Wa terville for the past decade, will take place at 8:15 o'clock tomor- row morning from his home on Lounsbury street to the church of | St Francis Xavier, where solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at o'clock. A number
 of local people are planning to attend.
 Girls Club
 The weekly meeting of the Girls club of Waterville will take place this evening at the home of Mrs
 Harry ZibeII of Homestead ave-
 nue.
 Birthday Party | Mir and Mrs Frank Keliher of Chester avenue recently entertained | for their daughter, Jane, who was
 celebrating her seventh birthday. | Those present were Jane Co0kson,
 Claire Keliher, Marilyn Truelove, Jane Johnson, Patsy Merrill, Olive 1 Johnson, Ann Norman, Mary Jane
 Stewart, Beverly Northrup. Bar
 bara Burns, Mary Donahue, Bar
 bara Hunt. Donald Donahue, Ed ward Donahuc, Jr, and Frank Keli-
 her, Jr.
 II Bridge Club
 II Mrs Russell Atherton Of Essex street entertained her bridge club i this week with the following guests: Mrs Benjamin Bradley. Mrs Clifford Northrop, Mrs Edward l Donahue, Jr, Mrs Walter Herman, Il Mrs Patrick Donahue, Mrs Frank
 Bailey and Mrs Russell Trueloye. | The record number of six can- didates may be entered in the rec l torial election of Glasgow univer-