The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-24

Of the American, and Attorney
Vincent A. Scully, claims attorney
for the city Of waterbury, will be
the principal speakers at the Sec
ond annual Communion breakfast
of the st. Jcseph's Holy Name
Society to take place Sunday
morning, at 8 o'clock, in the st.
Joseph's auditorium.
Joseph Dubauskas, cost ac-
countant with the Scovill Com
pany, will be POSTMASTER, and will
introduce all the speakers, includ-
ing the officers Of the society.
John Kairis, president Of the Junior
branch, and Michael verbickas,
president of the senior group, will
be among the main speakers.
Others will include Rev. A. Edward
Gradeck, chaplain Of the society
and acting pastor of the st.
Joseph's church; Rev. John J.
Kripas, curate; William Klimas.
president Of the Lithuanian Cath
Ollie Students Association; Miss
Anna Jankauskas, president of the
Children Of Mary Sodality, and sew
eral others.
Officers of the Children Of Mary
group, who will be guests of the
society, include the following: Pres
ident, Anna Jankauskas; vice.
president, Stephania Gerulis; treas
urer, Constance Ziburis; secretary,
Anna Paulukonis; Junior treasurer,
Stella Valencis; junior secretary,
Anna Bogusas; and counsellor,
Adella Senick.
A large and varied program of
musical and vocal entertainment
has been prepared by the COM
mittee in charge and 1t is expected
that more than 200 members will
be present, even exceeding the
large attendance at last years
same affair. Last year the prin-
cipal speaker was William T. Far
rington, city editor of the Demo-
erat, who spoke on Catholic Ac-
ton"
Listed on the entertainment pro-
gram will be the highly progress
sive St. Joseph's Holy Name Fife
and Drum Corps. Others will be
as follows: James Danauskas,
Hawaiian guitar; Tony Daraske-
vich and his harmony trio; Ed
ward Digimas, Valerian Marke-
vich and George Adamatitis, ac-
cordian trio; and Tony Talmont
and his Harmonica rascals.
The breakfast will be served and
catered by John Stokes and his
staff. Preceding the breakfast the
entire group of 200 men will at
tend the 8 o'clock mass in the st.
Joseph's church and will receive
Communion in a body. Victor
Meskunas and August Krisavage,
members of the society, will serve
at the mass.
Officers of the Holy Name group
are: President, John Kairis; vice.
president, August Krisavage; treas
urer, John p. Greblumas; secretary,
Adolph Balanda; financial secre-
tary, Joseph Vitkauskas; and
marshal, George Adamaitis. Mich
ael Verbickas is president of the
senior group and Peter Staselunas
is secretary.
The committee in charge Of the
affair is headed by Victor Mesku-
mas and Bronis Orodeckis. Others
will include Charles Budrius, An
thony Jaudzimas, Joseph Balanda,
John Kairis, Rev. A. Edward Ora
deck, August Krisavage, John p.
Greblunas, Adolph Balanda, Joseph
Vitkauskas, George Adamaitis, An
thony Augustauskas. Paul Plungis
and Anthony Undraitis.
Farewell Dinners
Plans for farewell dinners to be
rendered separately to Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Colucci were started to-
day. The couple will leave here
June 18th for Oakland. Cal, where
Mr.. Colucci will accept a position
with a large firm. The receptions
will be held at the Croce and Co
Iucci Grille Annex on Bank street
with Mrs. Colucci being feted
June 4th by many women of her
acquaintance and Mr.. Colucci June
18th.
The committee arranging for the
event in honor Of Mrs. Colucct IN
cludes Mrs. Betty Galullo, Mrs
Mary Gallo, Millie Petetti and Mrs.
Michael Colucci.
Mrs. Mary Gallo, Mile Petetti
and Mrs. Michael Colucci.
Mr.. Colucci has been a member
of the Elks and for the past year
has served 8 svice-president Of the
Holy Names Society at Our Lazy
of Mt. Carmel church and as a
member Of the building fund COM
mittee. He is one of the instiga-
tors of the recreation hall move
ment and has been listed as q
speaker upon several occasions.
Leave for Abroad -.
Several local Lithuanians VIII
leave here this evening for New
York city where they will board
the M. S. Chisholm and visit IN
Lithuania, attending the Congress
there this summer. They VIII re-
turn to the city in September.
Those who will make the PHI,
grimage at this time are MT. ana
Mrs. John Delinks Of IL Congress
avenue, Frank Banis of the Meri-
DnDIIT ADJ CHIT