The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10

bers are urged to attend as plans for participating in the flag day exercises at the Elks' home on Fri day night are to be completed. On that occasion the local post will be awarded an American flag by the Waterbury Lodge of Elks.
 Foresters Honors Dunlavey.
 William H. Dunlavey, of Thom- aston avenue, sealer of weights and measures, was rendered a testi- monial dinner last week by more than one hundred members of the Foresters of America in recogni- tion of his installation as Chief Ranger of Court Welch and of the completion of twenty-five years of service to the order. This is his second term as chief ranger of Court Welch. Since serving the first term he his served a year as grand chief ranger of the Grand Court of Connecticut and has held q number of important offices in the state organization.
 Among the honor guests of the evening were supreme beadle, Wal ter McGowan, of Waterville, grand chief ranger, Frank Adlum, of Hartford, grand financial secretary, Thomas P. Loughlin, of Naugatuck, grand sub-chief ranger, Felix Guar mi. of Waterbury. supervisor of junior court, Louis Brandely. of Waterbury, grand trustee, John Humphrey, of Waterville, and prizo degree team captain, John Bren- neis. of Wateryille,
 The committee in charge of the testimonial consisted of Patrick J. Brehney, William Smith and Vic- tor Baker.
 The final business meeting of the Waterville Parent-Teacher associa- ton will take place tomorrow af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Alfred Emmons, Sr., of Boyden street. Weather permitting the session will be held out-of- doors with a picnic supper follow ing.
 Reports will be made on the ''round up" of pre-kindergarten children, held at Sprague grammar school this morning. Plans will al- so be completed for the annual dinner of the association for the graduating class at Sprague gram mar school.
 Picnic Party.
 Mrs Percival F. Dixon, who has had charge of the weekday re- ligious schools of the Protestant churches of the city during the past season, entertained the teach CTS at picnic party at her home on Suffield street last week. Her guests Rev. and Mrs. Waight c. Henry, Miss Doris Mccarthy, Miss Ella Dye. Rev. Wilbur D. Ruggles. Rev. Peyton R. Williams, Mrs. Jo- seph O. Todd, Mrs. William A. Service, Mrs. Elsa Doolittle, Mrs. P. A. Margraff. Mrs. Lois l.. An drews, Mrs. J. Dwight Seaver, Miss Eleanor. Bellyea, Mrs. David Wood Rev. and Mrs. William Dickenson and Mrs. Arthur Ventura.
 Bridge Club.
 Mrs. Russell Truelove, of Colon ial avenue, recently entertained at bridge. Two tables were in play and the guests included Mrs. Wal ter Herman, Mrs. Frank H. Bailey, MFS nu5Sell AtuSEtOIl, MTSs IdttlCh T. Donahue, Mrs. Clifford Northrop and Mrs. Frank Keliher.
 Mrs William Albon, of Cornwall avenue, was recently rendered a surprise birthday party at the home of MT. and Mrs Everett Cook, Gilbert's orchestra furnished music for the round and square dancing which featured the even ings entertainment. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. John Gilbert, MT. and Mrs Rudolph Hackbarth, MT. and Mrs. Henry Wagner, MT. and Mrs John Hayes, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dillon, Mir. and Mrs. Jo- seph Dallywater, MT. and Mrs. Harry Sizer, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Franks. MT and Mrs. Henry Le- feve, Mir. and Mrs William Albon. MT. and Mrs. Everett Cook. Mrs. Evelyn Bowes. Mrs. Agnes Donald son and Louis Cook.