The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-15
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St. Patnck;s Parish Plans Annual Lawn FestiDaL

Miss Alice >McGrath, Mrs. Mary Donovan, Mrs. Peter FitzHenry, Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs. Daniel McGrath, Mrs. Joseph Farrell, Mrs. John Powers, Mrs. William Fitz- gerald, Mrs. Maurice Fitzmaurice, Mrs. Harry Rya l, Mrs. Thomas Fitzmaurice, Miss Frances Court ney, Mrs. James Phelan, Mrs. Thomas Bedding, Mrs. Bart Buck ely, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. James Cronan, Mrs. John Delaney, Mrs. Patrick Garvey, Mrs. William Brennan, Miss Ella Wallace, Miss Catherine Griffin and Mrs. Thomas Edmonds.
 The fancy work booth will be in charge of the Children of Mary sodality. Miss Marjorie Powers, president, will be assisted by the Misses Hazel Leary, Margaret Dunphy, Lucy Shanahan, Mary Brennan, Amy Dunn and Marcella Grasseler.
 Members of the Holy Name so- ciety will have charge of the grounds through the following members: Otto Herman, Michael Driscoll, Thomas Fitzmaurice, James Phelan, Mago Sheehan, Peter FitzHenry, Patrick Bourke, Joseph Farrell, John Gudonis and Francis Fitzgerald.
 Attractive novelties will be on sale. The music will be furnished by Connie Bracken's M u s i c Maids. $100 in cash prizes will be awarded the closing evening. Should the weather prove stormy on Wednesday or Thursday the af- fair will be held on the first fair evening.
 Members of the Waterbury Bus mess and Professional Women's club have received notice that on Wednesday, July 17, from 6:15 to 6:30 p. m., EST, Countess Clotilde Ciacchi Mazzitelli, the first and only women city councillor in Rome, will broadcast a message di- rect from Rome to the biennial convention of the National Fedora tion of Business and Professional Women's clubs.
 Signorina Maria Teresa Pediconi, noted concert artist, will sing se- lections from modern Italian com- posers. Mrs. Geline Macdonald Bowman, president of the national federation will introduce them.
 This broadcast was arranged by the Italian Federation of Business and Professional Women in CO., operation with the international federation. It will be relayed by the Columbia Broadcasting System to a coast to coast network.
 The Munargo of the Munson Line sailed Saturday at 1900 D. m. CD. s. T.) from Pier 48, North River. for Nassau, Miami and Havana. Among the passengers on board were Mrs. Ramon Salona, whose husband is manager of the Cuban Tours, Inc, who manage Munson Line tours in Havana; Miss J. Carr, of the N. Y. Medical Society; William Carter manager of the Newark Evening News in Montclair, N. J.; Frank Tihben, foreign sales representative Debevoise Paint Company. Travellers from other cities sail ing on the Munargo include: Atlantic City, N. J.-Miss Mill dred Jeffries.
 Boston, Mass. - Miss Ida Elem ins, Miss Alice Geehan, Miss Agnes Burns, Miss Catherine McMahon, Mss c. M. Shea, Miss Dorothy Ro- bertson, Miss Ernestine Robertson.
 prnnEIxyn N Hr I,n ,f ,< S. Greene, Miss Mary E. Greene.
 Chicago, Ill-Miss Sara Yochem, Miss Bess Yaeger, Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Higgs.
 Hartford, Conn = J. Frederick Shields.
 Hoboken, N. LA. Noriga.
 Jamaica, l.. Miss Ethel Cavna Miss Ann Wall.
 Montreal, Canada Miss M. Moorehead.
 Newark, N. J. = Miss Rose Squires, Miss Hortense Trussel, Miss Ruth Richtman.
 Philadelphia, Pa.-Jack Stewart, Leonard Schwarz. Gilbert Schwarz, Miss Gertrude Charlton, Miss Rose G. Fox, Miss Anna May Meters, Miss Pearl Hilger, William Kindall, Albert Poland. Robert Kelley, Miss Dorothy Jennings, Miss Ethel Eise- mon. Miss Emma Jennings, Miss Florence Mcconnell, Mrs. Stanley Durand, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Nee- ley, Miss L. Estill, Miss Charlotte vogt Miss Sara Shurben, Miss Mary Weiss.
 Waterbury, Conn. = Miss Cert