The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-07
OAKVILLE correspondent Mae Villa BabiA 1877 WatertOwn Avenue
HERBERT HIRSCH
 RENDERED PARTY
Davis Street M a n Cele= brates Birthday-Fera
 Sewing Classes Meet

A surprise party was held at the home of MT and Mrs Herbert l Hirsch of Davis street last evening | in honor of MT Hirsch's birthday. Games and music were enjoyed and later in the evening Q delicious luncheon was served.
 MT Hirsch was the recipient of many gifts from the guests attend ing who were: MT and Mrs Lester ] Odell, MT and Mrs Leonard Law , son, MT and Mrs William Hirsch, Mrs Eleanor 'Hirsch, Teddy Pan- none, Paul Hirsch, Miss Nora Cop e., William L. Hirsch, Miss Sylvia, Clifford Hirsch, Mrs Mary Cutler, Helene Hirsch. and MT and Mrs Herbert Hirsch. Many attending were from Woodbury, Watertown and Naugatuck.
 Knitting and Sewing Classes. Members of the Knitting and sewing classes of the ZEBRA met at the South school last evening. Miss Airline Mitchell is in charge of the sewing and Miss Helen Mattoon, the knitting.
 The members attending were: Eleanor Mantino, Katherine Fenn. Mrs Jennie St EIilaire, Veronica Kouzeniewski, Miss Mildred Pal mer, Bertha Rogers, Mrs Bertha Bares, Mrs Sylvia Kontout. Kath- erine Radauskas, Mrs Mary Kont- out, Angeline Ciriello, Eunice Pal mer, Mrs Jacobs, Mrs Mafalda Barbrier, Mrs Alice PetronoZil, Mrs Albert Filippone, Mrs George Seil- CT, Rose Mobilia, Connie Camilla, Florence Desena and Theresa Bar tone.
 Members of the knitting class are: Mrs William Walker, Mrs C.. D. Bronson, Mrs George Tender son, Mrs Glenwood Jacobs, Mrs Henry Stella, Mrs Paul Stafstrom, Edith Ney, Mrs D. H. ,Wildman, Mrs A. Reichenbach, Mrs Anna Grigoiaitis and Mrs Albert Filip- pone and Mys P. Plusik.
 .e s. Boy Scouts.
 The members of the Boy Scouts met at the Community house last evening with their scoutmaster, Walter Thorne, and assistant scout master, Roger Lowrey.
 The usual schedule was carried out with instructions in first aid. signalling, first class test and sec ond class test. K f+.
 Registration cards for 1935-6 were presented to the members.
 The Boy Scouts attending were: Nelson Corcoran. Jack Bliven, Jack Coddington, George Cutler, Samuel Fem, Norton Decker, Robert Mey- CT, Ernest Schreier. Victor Carey, Robert Lowrey. Allen Cutler. Ray mond Cummings, George Collier, owen Carey, John MacMurtrie, Joe T,opuUo Rinhard Tlixnp rN
 St Mary's Drum Corps.
 The members of St Mary's Fife, Drum and Bugle Corp are increas- ing its membership, and would like to have some of the local young men over IS years old to join their corps. It is not necessary for the new members to be experienced as there are instructors to instruct the new membes.
 Anyone wishing to join are re- quested to notify a member of the corps or be at St Mary's Magdalen's Church hall Friday evening at S'O0 o'clock.
 Lenten Services.
 The Lenten services. at ,the Union Congregational Church will be held tonight at .7;30 o'clock. The fellowship Of prayer by Dr Atkins will be illustrated by Rev Oscar Locke. The theme of the book is Resource of Christian Living"
 Annual day of Prayer at the Watertown Methodist Church to- morrow afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. This Is a Union service of the churches in Oakville and Water town. All ladies of the local Con- gregational Church are invited tO attend. The service will last one hour. 58sg 4. There will be stations of the croas and benedictiop of the Blessed Su-. crament at st Mary Magdalen'S