The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-11

No definite date has yet be e'l set for the celebration, but this will be done at to-nights meeting, 1t is expected. 1t Is thought tha: the date ultimately set will oe some Saturday in the latter part Of June.
 According to present plans a large parade will be held on the morning of the celebration. II is hoped to have every organization in town represented in line. Those already approached have showed enthusiasm for the event. other features will be a field day In She afternoon and dances a' the eyeu- ing. Definite plans will be made at the meeting tonight.
 Fashion Show Tonight The committee in charge is pre- pairing for q large attendance this evening at the fashion show and card party sponsored by thc Ladies' Aid society of the Congrc- gational church which will be held at the high school gymnasium The card party will begin at S:15 o'clock. The fashion show will start at 9:30 o'clock and card playing will be resumed following the show. Bridge, pinochle and forty five will be played and high and low prlzes for men and women will be awarded.
 The fashion show will be staged by Waterbury concern, which has installed equipment in the gym fnts n a ffi committee announces that there will be plenty of room for those who do not care to play cards, bur who want to see the fashion show.
 The affair is in charge of the executive committee of the society, Mrs Alys Byers, president; Mrs John A. Gross, Mrs Henry >. Stoughton, Mrs Robert Hazen, Ms $. Everett White, Mrs Louis Gr:s- wold and Mrs Winfield E, Wight.
 +. J. Ryan Improving
 The condition of Edward !. Ryan of Bristol street. a patient n St Francis hospital, Hartford, was reported to be favorable to- day. Mir Ryan has been in the hospital since he was involved in an auto crash in Pennington Sat- urday. X-rays at the hospital showed no fractures. It is ex- pected he will be able to return 0 his home by the end of the week.
 Don Fraser, with 420 points. | leads in the table tennls tourna- ment being conducted by she | Young Mems club of Thomaston 1 at the Congregational church par Tor. The Rev +, B. Haines, with | $50 points. has another match to play in the tournament and by | making q clean sweep of it can toy Fraser's score. Following is thc l standing of those who have com Dleted their matches:
 Fraser APO; Mattoon, 355; Nase | $50; K. Fowler, 145. Those with | matches yet to be played are, Haines, $50; E. Fowler 290; Dick l inson 225; Axelby, 230: Hotchkiss, l 100; Tanner 80: Johnson 75; White 35.
 Plan for Parties
 A card party will be held by McGivney Circle, Daughters of Isabella, on Tuesday evening, May IA, at the Knights of Columbus hall for the benefit of the Girls Fife, Drum and Bugle corps.
 At its meeting Tuesday night the circle completed plans for it's an nual card party to be held in St Thomas church hall on Easter Monday. This is the only party for the Circles benefit during the y1 ,t ia., Ia the circle during the year are for the benefit of other organizations.
 The proceeds of the May II par. ty will be used to purchase drums for the corps.
 Archdeacon R V. K. Harris. rea. tor of St James church, Winstcd, will preach at Trinity Episcopal church tonight at 7:30 o'clock in inc last of the Lenten series c; visiting preachers.
 The discussion of BosWorth'.s book. What Ii Means to be Christian" will be continued at the Congregational church at O. clock this evening. The time h h-s been changed to from 7;30 be- cause of the fashion show being sponsored by the church aid so- ciety at the high school gymna- slum at 8:15.
 The mid-wecl, service will he held In the Methodist Episcopal church at $ p. m.
 Mrs Clara Brazco, past matron Of Electa Chapter. order of Eastern Star, installed the officers of Cros- cent chapter in Cheshire Tuesday night. Those from Electa chap ter attending the installation wera: R. N Brown, Mir and Mrs George Brazee, Mrs Joseph Winn. Mrs Laura Vim, MT and Mrs Thomas Byers, Mrs Harold Atwood, Mrs Robert Graham, Mir and Mrs Eli gene Waters, Mrs Brasseur, Mr and Mrs Hugh McCoii, Mrs E. II. Mcnke, Miss Edythe Dalam, Mrs John Woods. Mrs Edward Fenton, Miss Edna Barrowclough.