The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-05
OAKVILLE Correspondent Mae Villa BabiA 1el7 W0tertown Avenue
GIRL SCOUTS GET
 VALUABLE PRIZES
Awards Given for Most Tent Caterpillar Masses;
 Knitting Classes Meet

Members of the Girl Scouts met At the Community House last eve- ming with their captain. Miss Eve linA Hauser, and Miss Drucilla Littiehales and Miss Lacone, liel- Tenants. The regular routine was carried out. The flag ceremony was in charge of patrol No. 3.
 Joyce Kuntzweiler won the first prize for having the most of the tent caterpillar masses which was eighteen thousand. A girl scout ring was awarded for the first prize.
 Carolyn Beardsley, won a girl Scout purse for second prize, and Barbara Adams, won a fountain pen and pencil for third prize. The members attending were Dorothy Cutler, Edna Boulanger. Mildred Bares, Martha Gwiazdowski. Bar ibara Adams, Carolyn Beardsley. Peggy Budd, Alice Mantino, Su- game Hart, Eva Jacobs. Lucy Zac- caria, Josephine Zaccaria, Joyce Kuntzweiler, Mildred Botelle. Har- riet Thompson, Betty Corcoran' Evelyn Corcoran, Lucy McGowan, Ethel McCloskey, Josephine OCon- nell. Lorna Ashborn. Mary Graney. The visitors were Mrs Ethel Eny- der. Eleanor Snyder, Martha Arr sington, Miss Eleanor Budd. Miss Betty Currie and Helen Carter. Knitting and Sewing Glasses Members of the knitting and sewing classes of the EZRA 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 the knit ting class were: Mrs George Hen derson. Mrs Paul Stafstrom, Mrs ID. Fl. Wildman, Mrs Albert Filip- pone, Mrs P. PluMk, Mrs William Walker, Mrs c. D. Bronson, Mrs Glenwood Jacobs, Mrs Henry Stcl- la, Mrs A. Reichenbach, Mrs Anna Grigoiaitis, Miss Edith Ney.
 The members of the sewing class were: Mrs Sylvia Kontout, Mrs George Seller, Theresa Baritone Florence Desena, Bertha Rogers Mrs Mry Cutler, Mrs Eleanor Man. tino. Katherine Fem. Veronica Kouzeniewskas, Mrs Jennie Si HiIaire, Miss Mildred Palmer, Mrs Bertha Bares. Katherine Radaus- kas, Angeline Cirielio. Mrs Jacobs, Mrs Nafalda Barbrier, Mrs Alice Petronozil.
 Birthday Party
 Edward Burke was the honored guest of surprise birthday party held at her home on Melrose ave- nue last evening. Games, music and dancing were enjoyed. and later in the evening a delicious luncheon was served.
 Mfr Burke was the recipient o1 many beautiful gifts from the guests attending who were: MT and Mrs William Gorton, MT and Mrs Roy Van Wagner. Mir and Mrs Ellsworth Leach, MT and Mrs Roy Van Wagner. Mir and Mrs Ellsworth Leach, MT and Mrs James Everitt Miss Laura Ever it, MT and Mrs Louis Parrish, Mir and Mrs Harold Tucker, Mir and Mrs William Everitt, Mrs Alex McCioskey, Irving Leach. Edward Burke. Jr, Weston Burke, Dorothy Burke, and Mrs Edward Burke, ST.
 Funeral
 x The funeral of Alexander Wilma vicious, also known, as Alexander Williams, who died at his home on Central avenue Wednesday will be held Saturday morning at S:30 o'clock from his late home to St Mary Magdaien's church where a mass of requiem will be celebrated at Q o'clock. Burial will be in Call vary cemetery.
 He is survived by his wife, Anna; kwo sons, John. of Waterbury, and