The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-18

Officers of Canton T. R. Martin
 and its auxiliary were installed at
 joint ceremonies conducted last
 night at Odd Fellows hall. Lady
 Lillian Johnson of Naugatuck and
 the following members of the de- partment staff were in charge of the auxiliary ceremonies: Colonel | William Johnson, Captain Casper
 Spearo, Captain Albert Wiener,
 Major Louis Pichard, Captain, AL bert Wiener, Major, Louis Richard, Captain Harry owens.
 | The elective officers were: Pres ident, Martin Cady; vice prcsi- dent, Grace Weaving; secretary, l Frances owens; treasurer, Mae Spearo: appointive officers, off, cer of the guard, Adeline Stevens,
 officer of the day, Ella Churchill; chaplain, Blanche Maton; sen tincl, Elizabeth Wiener; past pres
 ident, Mabel Bachman; right aid to president, Lillian Johnson: left aid to president, Marion Handy:
 right aid to vice-president, Grace
 Pichard; left aid to vice-presi-
 dent, Lottie Todd; right aid to
 past president, Louise Clarke; left aid to past president, Alta Miesin- ger; right aid to chaplain, Cora
 Kanny; left aid to chaplain, Let
 tie Flood.
 Capt J. o. Kanny was in charge
 of the ceremonies for the Canton l T. k. Martin and was assisted | by: Captain, Alfred II. Weimer;
 major, Floyd Cady. Officers seat ed were: Captain, Edward Nor
 mand; lieutenant, Ferdinand Bach
 mann; ensign, Harry G. owens;
 clerk. J. William aGrdner; ac- | countant, Louis A. Pichard., A so-
 cial hour followed the inaugura-
 ton.
 | Women's clubs and societies
 have been offered the use of ono
 of the newly decorated rooms at | the Central Y. M. c. A. The room | will be fully equipped with tables
 and cards and hostcsses will be on
 duty every afternoon from 1:30 l to 5:30. Officials of the "Y" hope that the room will be used | by women who would use the Y. | W. c. A., If the city had such an
 organization. P
 The annual social, entertainment
 and dance of the Collegian's club
 was held last night at the Gen.
 tral Y, with 20 couples in attend ance. The clubs officers were in charge of arrangements. They in-
 clude: President, William Nolan;
 vice. president, George Largay; secretary, Robert Conway and treasurer, Fred Rice. New mem-
 bers initiated include Irving Cam ton and Charles Gilda.
 | A musical comedy, "IIadassah | School for Husbands" will be presented on the 27th at Temple hall by the local Hadassah, the | revenue to be devoted to the phi lanthropic and charitable work of the organization. The musical drama is from the pen of Mrs II. II. Rubenovitz, and calls for cast of more than 35 players. Joseph E. Zellman Is acting as musical director for the show: | Bernat Holczer is dramatic direc- tor; while the dance ensembles will be directed by Louis Levine. Past chiefs of Clan McAlpin were installed last night at Fores- ters' hall, with Past Chief Robert Niles conducting the installation. Tho past chiefs taking office are: Tanis, John Currie: chaplain, Donald Macintosh; George Brown: junior henchman, Peter Bever- edge; sentinel, John Stevens; war den. David Craig; senior hench- man, Robert Gardner; royal dep- uty, Robert Montgomery. Rc- ! Treatments were served. Those In charge Of refreshments were: James Gardner, James Wilson, James Littlejohn, William Lang, and Adam Ritchie.
 Chief Michael Parker presided at the meeting of Court oregon, Forcsters of America last night at Garden hall.
 Routine business was conducted Iaf the meeting of Harmony lodge