The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
MT. CARMEL GROUP TO ATTEND PICNIC
Big Outing Planned for To. morrow at Greco Park;
 Sports Program
BROOKLYN NEWS

Grecco's Grove on New Haven avenue will be the scene of an out. ing tomorrow afternoon by the Holy Name society of our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish. The call to or der will be made shortly after 1 o'clock.
 Tho committee has arranged for athletic events and dancing, foot races, relays, and Q tug-of-war. There will be events for tho wom- on and possibly mixed events with suitable prizes for the winners. The picnic will be open to the public
 Celebrate Anniversary
 Mir. and Mrs. William Lusas of South Wilson street will celebrate their goth wedding anniversary at Silver Sands beach in Milford to- morrow. The couple arc listed among tho first Lithuanian families In the city and have slnco won hosts of friends, many of whom will attend tho anniversary ob- servance tomorrow. During the af- ternoon the party will enjoy bath. ing boating and refreshments.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lusas have four children, Vincent, Joseph, Evelyn and Ellen, all of whom are well known in the city especially In the Brooklyn section where they have resided for many years.
 St. Joseph's Outing
 Tho second annual outing of tho Holy Name society of St. Joseph's parish will be held tomorrow af- ternoon Ut the Stanulls farm in West Cheshire. Varied activities and Q dinner will Do among tho principal features of tho affair. Bronis ordeekis is acting as chalr. man of tho committee on arrange. ments while tho athletic commit tee is headed by Clem Balanda. Plans have been made for soft bali game between the married and single men with Michael Ver- bickas to look after the bachelors, and President John Knlris in charge of the benedicts. Enter tainment will bo provided by Val Markevieius, Edward Digimas and George Adomaitls, all of whom arc talented accordionists.
 Dance Tonight at Linden Park
 Tho Lithuanian tereentenary committee vii conduct summer sport dance at Linden Park in Un. lon City this evening. Music will be provided by . well known or- chestra. Every Lithuanian organ ization in the city is lending their cooperation for the success of tho venture for which tho proceeds are to be used to finance the Lith- uanian homo in the tercentenary settlement on Chase Park Boule- yard.
 Dennis Moore Honorcd
 Dennis Moore, well known local musician was honored at dinner at Stokes cottage Ut Lake Quassa- sapaug last night. MT. Moore has been affiliated with the recent St.. Joseph's minstrel shows, the Town Hall Amateur program and has been the accompanist and co-direc. tor of St. Joseph's modern glee club. During the evening the hon. ored guest was the recipient of many fiattering compliments which were extended by speakers in rec- ognition of his achievements while associated with the popular musi- cal groups.
 Cottage Notes Members of the Acorn. Cottage will hold spaghetti and meat. ball supper at their lodge at Lake Quassapaug tonight.
 Members of the Lincoln Cottage will entertain over the next few days and the activities for tomor- row will be extended with a "45" game between the team explained by Commissioners Patrick ,Cronin and Michael Crowley. Considerable interest has been manifested in the contest. James Barnes, chef at the cottage will prepare broiler dinner.