The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-11
Grace Church Unit Holds Picnic To-day Aid Society Outing Slated for Lake Zoar-P O. of A.
 Set for State Convention
WATERVILLE

The members of the Ladies Aid society of Grace Methodist church are enjoying an outing today at the summer home of MT and Mrs George Hornbecker of Lake Zoar. Automobiles picked the ladies up at the church at ten o'clock this morning. A program of out of door sports was to be followed by a picnic lunch and after which there was to be a brief business meeting to discuss the part the so- ciety is to play in the observance of Founders Day ney- month.
 To Attend Convention
 At this weeks meeting of the Waterville Camp Patriotic Order of America, plans were made for attendance of large group of local members of the order at the state convention which will take place at New Haven on Saturday, August 25th.
 Final Visiting Day
 Tomorrow is to be the final vis- iting day of the present season at Camp Wequapauset, the summer headquarters of the Waterbury Council of Girl Scouts on upper Boyden street, as the final camp ing period will close on next We'd nesday. Visitors may call from 800 to 800 p. m. A special en- tertainment in the form of a gypsy operetta will be staged in the early evening under the direction of Miss Vasso who has been directing the dramatic art group this season.
 Metros Meet Cowboys
 The final games of the second round in the Naugatuck Valley league will be played tomorrow. The Waterville Metros with a rec ord of three games won and as many lost will meet the undefeated Litchfield team which has clinched the second round flag without 6 defeat Blum will probably pitch for the locals who expect to dent the undefeated record of the Cow boys.
 At next weeks league meeting a date. will be set for the Oakville- Waterville play-off to decide the first round championship. If Wa terville wins they must then play a final game with Litchfeld for the seasons championship. A loss for Waterville will result in four way tie with play-off series ne- cessary.
 Briefs
 Miss Eleanor Cosgriff of Colon ial avenue has returned from Litchfield where she has been the guest of her uncle and aunt, MT and Mrs Edward Herbert, for the past few weeks.
 Miss Jane Cowles of Framing ham, who has been spending the last two weeks with Miss Nancy Olcott of Bon Air avenue, returns to her home tomorrow.
 Miss Dorothy Atherton, of Essex street is visiting her aunt and uncle, MT and Mrs Albert Ather- ton of East Orange, New Jersey.
 MT and Mrs Carleton Draper and their son, Phillip, have return ed to their home on Patterson Court after having visited relatives in Utica, N. Y.
 Mrs Joseph Laird of Eaber ave. nue has been entertaining Mrs Frank Gardiner of Jewett City.
 Mrs George R. Bailey and her daughter, Miss Virginia Bailey of Cooke street have been visiting relatives in Scarsdale, N. Y.
 Mrs Anna Drufa of Wheeler street is visiting her daughter, Mrs Esther Gish of Guilford.
 MT and Mrs George O'Donnell of Stafford street, have had as their guest the latter's sister. Mrs Edward Martin of Kearney, N. J.
 Mrs William A. Anderson of Suffolk street has returned from visit at Point Woods Beach. Mantle.
 MT and Mrs James Maxwell of Bon Air avenue, have returned from a motor trip through the White Mountains and Maine.
 Miss Agnes Sherman of Rome, N. Y, is a guest of MT and Mrs William H. Burtol of Bon Air Ave.
 Mrs George Piercey, Mrs George H. Thomas and George Piercey, Jr, are vacation on Waterville, Me.
 Mrs Lillian Tennant with her daughter, Miss Doris Tennant have been spending some time with friends in Boston and Cambridge, Mass. Alan Tennant of Boston, ac- companied them on their return,