The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-26

Entertainment will consist of dianist, Tony Testa; Rocky Moun- taineers with their hill-billy mu- sic, Frank Clemente, Michael Sol- la and Francis Fugliese, singers; and Richard Morrow, pianist. On the boxing program will be the Larrivee brothers, Lucien and Leo of Waterbury, Freddie Free man, Buster Arlington, Al Santil- la, Frankie Pazden, Jack Petrozio, Chief Palmer, and Pete Alberts, The bouts will be referred by Chick Lawson.
 Card Party
 Forty-five was played at St. Mary's Magdalen's church hall last evening. William Quill and .Frank Dunn. captains of the Oakville teams, were in charge of the affair. A luncheon was served following the card party.
 The prizes were awarded as fol- lows: First prize, St. Thomas church; second prize, MT. Lam pron's team of Watertown; third prize, Royal Neighbors, Mrs. Mary Doyle, captain.
 The teams represented were: St. Patrick's, St. Margaret's, Washing ton Hill; St. Francis; Royal Neigh bors, St. Johns of Watertown, and Father McGrath's of Thomaston.
 Mothers Club Card Party
 A card party was held at the Union Congregational church hall last evening by members of the Mothers Club. Luncheon was serv- ed and prizes awarded each table.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Leo LeClair, Mrs. Samuel Fenn, Mrs. Volney Rosengrant, Mrs. Glenn Ja- cobs, Mrs. Charles Mautino, Mrs. Ambrose Desena, Mrs. John Carter, Mrs. Fred Jacobs, Mrs. Walter Thorne, Mrs Harry Lethbridge, Mrs William Sullivan, Mrs. Laurence Wilson, Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs. George Wildman, Mrs. Reid Scott, Mrs. Jennie Benson, Mrs. Guston Fredin, Mrs. Carl Herman, Mrs. Nettie Whitman, Mrs. Alpine An derson, Mrs. Durwood Bailey, Mrs. Bertrand Lavigne. Jr, Mrs. Jo- seph Cummings.
 Teachers of the Sunday schoo. of the Congregational church met at the parish house last evening. The barley was in charge of Miss Marjorie Hard, Miss Carolyn Shaw, and Mrs. Elizabeth Brennan. A so- cial club was formed which will be called the Girls Club.'
 Officers were elected as follows: President, Mrs. Elizabeth Bren- nan; vice-president Marjorie Hard; secretary and treasurer, Nancy Beardsley. The meetings will be held every Thursday evening at 7:00 p. m.
 Members attending were: Ra- heel Cruickshank, Agnes O'Connell, Mrs. Beardsley, Barbara Pope, Mrs Oscar Locke, Mrs. Scott, Evelyn Nelson, Mrs. K.. Greason, Mrs. E. Brennan, Caroline Shaw, and Nan cy Beardsley.
 About seventy-five people attend ed the Halloween party at All Saints church hall last evening, sponsored by members of the Rec tors Aid society. The hall was at- tractily decoratel with black and orange crepe paper. A delicious luncheon was served. Rev. Gilbert, visiting missionary, was the master of ceremonies and proved himself a wonderful entertainer.
 DUH SQudIc dllu IouHQ OdLClnR were enjoyed, music being fur nished by Rev. Gilbert's sons. Rev. Gilbert was the prompter. Many gaines pertaining to Halloween were enjoyed.
 Prizes were awarded as follows: Funniest costume, Bernice Mac Murtrie; best dressed costume and most beautiful, Bernice Lowrey. A gold silk quilt, with star designs made by Mrs. Silas Hoffman of Da- wis street. was won by Mrs. Rus sell Pope, the lucky number being TIT.
 A birthday party was held at the home of Mrs. Eugene Corcoran of Coulter street last evening. in hon. or of Miss Edith Garren. The home was prettily decorated with flowers of the season. Games, music and dancing were enjoyed and later a delicious luncheon was served.
 Miss Garren was the recipient of many beautiful and costly gifts from the guests attending who wer: Edith Garren, Evelyn Cor coran, Florence Corcoran, Betty Corcoran, Mary Turner, Lucy Me- Gowan, Joan Wood, Elma Beach, Ruth Boylan, Shirley Wilson, Mrs. Eugene Corcoran, Mrs. Mary Cor coran, and Mrs. George Budge.