The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-13
HARVEST SUPPER
 PLANNED OCT l8
Mrs Joseph Seery Compile
 ing List of Hostesses for Church Event
wATERvILLE

Mrs Joseph Seery, president of St Michaels Ladies' Aid society, is making up heyr list of hostesses and assistants who will assist in serving the annual harvest supper of the society which will be held at St Michaeps parish hall on the evening of Thursday. October 18th. This is always the most ambitious undertaking of the year and an unusually large attendance Is anti- cipated this year. The committee appointments will be announced within a few days.
 IF. o. S. of A.
 waterville camp, No. 19. Pa triotic Order. Sons of America, will hold a regular meeting at o'clock this evening at the Waterville Cut lery building.
 Instructor
 Louis F. Laun of Faber avenue, has been named director of life saving classes to be conducted by the Waterbury chapter of Ameri- can Red Cross. < The classes are held at the Chase dispensary on Field street each Tuesday and Fri day afternoons at o'clock. MT Laun is physical director at Leav- enworth high school.
 Court Welch
 The regular weekly meeting of Court Welch, Foresters of Amer ica, is to be held at Francis hall on Boyden street at 8 o'clock. Past Grand Chief Ranger William H. Dunlavey will report on the recent state meeting of the order which took place in Bridgeport.
 Founders Day
 All organizations of Grace Meth- odist church are completing their plans for the elaborate program which will mark the celebration of founders day on next Sunday. October 16th. This promises to be one of the most important pro- grams. yet carried out at Grace church.
 Moore Hits
 By getting a single in three times at bat yesterday Johnny Moore re- tained his position in the Big Six" his batting average remaining al .340. He also made three put-outs and an assist in the victory of the Phillies over the St Louis Cards and strengthened his position as sleading slugger on the Philadelphia team.
 Briefs
 MT and Mrs Edward Miner of Thomaston avenue are entertaining the formers sister, Miss Muriel Miner of Winsted.
 Mrs Percival Dixon of Suffold street, conducted a conference and delivered an address yesterday at the meeting of the Stonington Union Baptist Sunday school asso- ciation. Y
 George Mulligan, Jr, of Cooke street, has returned to Washington, D. C.. where he is starting his junior year at Catholic university. He is also a star member of the varsity football team.
 Mrs Howard c. Post of Byron street is entertaining Miss Irene Clark of Danbury.
 Mrs Gottiieb Bones of Manville street has been the guest of friends at Myrtle Beach. Milford.
 Miss Nancy Olcott of Bon Air avenue is visiting Miss Ann Kirsch- baum of Bay View Beach, Milford.
 Brother of Father O'Shea Dies
 Parishioners of St Michaefs parish and other local friends of Rev William J. O'Shea, who, until recently. had been pastor of St Michaels. were shocked last night to learn of the tragic death of his brother, Attorney Joseph, O'Shea of Brooklyn. N Y.. which occurred early yesterday morning at one of the Eighth avenue subway stations when he fell into the path of an approaching train. To Father O'Shea,' now the pastor of St Mar garet's church in Waterbury. and to his brother. Rev Francis o'Shea, administrator of the Church of the Immaculate Conception goes the sympathy of the entire local com nunity. Attorney O'Shea was 48 years of age and a native of Deep River. He was g graduate of St Johns college. Brooklyn. and of the Fordham Law school, and was assistant trust offlcer of the Farm er's Trust Bank of Brooklyn. Dur ing the World War he served over seas as a captain and suffered from gas and shell-shock. He leaves a wife and daughter, who reside in Brooklyn.