The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-24

next Friday nights regular meet ing 1t will go on It summer schedule. This consists of meet. ings every other week instead of each week. The regular schedule will be resumed in September. To Visit Here
 The church music board of the Salem Lutheran church will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at tho home of Mrs. William k. Frendberg, wife of the pastor. The Bridgeport Luther league will visit Naugatuck tomorrow night. The visitors Treatments will be served. with social time being enjoyed.
 Wednesday night the Sunday school teachers and officers will meet at D. m. with the senior choir holding Q session at 7:30 Wednesday night and Il Junior Brotherhood meeting taking place at the same time. On Friday af- ternoon n t4:30 the confirmation class will meet and at 6:30 Fri day evening the Sunday school choir will meet. The Junior choir will hold q session Friday night at o'clock.
 The funeral of William Mnrlano, 10, who died Friday was held Ut 9:15 this morning to st. Mary's church at 10 o'clock where a re- quiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Richard F. Morressey, pastor. Burial was in St. James cemetery. The boy was the son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Mariana of 56 Hotch. kess street.
 Prom Most Successful
 The most successful senior prom held in years here took place at the Naugatuck high school audi. torium Saturday night. under the auspices of the graduating class of the high school. There was an unusually large attendance and those present had most enjoy. able time. George Nixon's Royal Garnet orchestra furnished the music. Miss Maxine Fuller, Cros- by high school girl, sang several solos and scored quite q dwistinct hit. William Stein class president and his partner, Miss Helen stand. bridge, led the grand march. Fac. | utly. members served as chaper- ones.
 Preparations for the annual Congregational church picnic which will be held tomorrow at Lake Quassa paug have been completed, and those who will participate are hoping for good weather. There will be baseball game, and vol. leyball and softball games. A meal will be served late in the afternoon. Rev. Henry Pck Is In charg of arrangements.
 Local Pair Wed
 A High street couple, Jennie Bartelli and Orlando Gabrinelli were married Saturday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Francis church. Rev. John ]. Fitzgerald, pastor, performed the nuptial ceremony and celebrated the wedding mass which followed. Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Gregorini were the attend ing couple. There was a large att tendance at the wedding.
 Following successful banquet | Saturday night, members of tho Odd Fellows Dramatic club are now planning an outing to be held | in August or September. The | site of the outing has not yet been definitely selected. Officers of the club will make definite arr engagements in the future.
 There was good attendance at the banquet Saturday. A turkey | dinner was ser,ed and an enter tainment program. consisting of | piano selections by Arnold Ander- | son. solos by Claus Monsees was enjoyed. Dancing followed the meal. which had been arranged by Harold Neuman.
 Rev. Peck to Resign
 Friends of Rev. Henry A. Peck. director of religious education at the local Congregational church and assistant to Rev. R. Hance. were surprised to-day to hear he has announced his intention of resigning his local post on Nov. l.
 Rev. Peck has worked here for | the past eight years. He is graduate of the Yale Divinity | school and prior to this attended the Randolph Macon college in Georgia. He has many friends here and has ben a hard and active worker in his church duties. He married a local girl. Miss Charlotte Rose. several years ago. Teachers and officers of the church and church school expressed regrets to- day over his decision. He has not announced any plans for the fu- ture.
 He will continue his duties here until November. Starting the first of July he will conduct the sum- mer school at the church for a three week period.
 Alice s0lberg had the best rec ord for attendance at st. Michaers Episcopal church this year, gei- ting a pin for perfect attendance over t0-year period. at the chll. dreH's day aKerniaaa yesterday. Tho