The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-13

Bergin, Mrs Michael Whelan, Mrs William Synott, Mrs John Honnan.
 Mrs Bernard Scanlon, Mrs Rich ard Baldwin, Mrs Michael Dris- coll, Mrs Bart Buckley, Mrs George Deconick, Mrs Margaret Smith, Mrs James J. Carr, Mrs William McGrath, Mrs Michael McVerry, Mrs John Moran, Mrs Mellrlck, Mrs Kerwin, Miss Ruth Deeley, Miss Margaret Real, Miss Rita Quinn, Miss Helen De- conick.
 The mems committee in charge of the dinner included Father Da- ly, President Wagner, Vice-Presi- dent Richard Baldwin, Recording Secretary Harold Brennan, Secre- tary Bernard Scanlon. Treasurer Patrick Flaherty, Michael Whelan, Michael Barrett, Clifford Cotter, Timothy Quill, Michael McVerry, Dennis Delaney, Joseph Connors, Bernard Erwin, Joseph Serrell and James J. Carr.
 Every Day "Mother's. Day"
 John G. Gilmartin addressed a large attendance at the Comfnun- ion breakfast given by the Holy Name Society of St Lucy's parish yesterday. MT Gilmartin told of the debt owed to all mothers and of tributes paid to her on the one day set aside each year. He urged all not to let this alone suffice, for every day should be similarity ob- served. MT Gilmartin told of the many people with whom he has been privileged to come into con- tact with and of their views of the day stating many persons are in- clined to follow established tradi- tions rather than make their own way and judge worthiness for themselves.
 The speaker lauded the princi- pals for which the Holy Name So- ciety stands and urged all to co-op- crate in the activities of the organ ization. He told of the basis for Catholic action and what the pro- gram will mean to the population in future years. MT Gilmartin who has written several text books also talked about educational programs and of the public school system.
 Michael Manfredi, past presi- dent, acted as chairman.
 St JLucy's
 More than 500 persons in the Brooklyn and Town Plot sections observed Mothers day with attend ance at an early mass, receiving holy communion and going later to the breakfasts. The Holy Name society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church had large delegation at the base of the B. w. Tinker school after S:30 o'clock services while the Knights of Lithuania combined with the church senior choir and mothers held forth at the parish hall on John street and concluded their activities with a play. Doctor by Force of Cir cumstance," in. the evening. Dancing followed and more than 1,2O0 occupied every available seat in the auditorium gallery and many were left standing.
 John F. Robinson, district deputy of the K. of C., was the prin- cipal spekaer at the Mt. Car mel event and his topics were rela- tive to mothers and Catholic action and the furtherance of the pro- grams of the Holy Name society. MT Robinson lauded the Italian people for their loyalty to their mother church and especially those of the Town Plot section whose ideals in wanting to complete the building suggesed great progress siveness.
 John A. Savino, president of the group acted as toastmaster, and although due to illness Rev Mich ael Lynch. pastor, could not ap- pear, his sentiments were read to the gathering by Rocco Ciampi. president of the senior or Italian speaking branch. Other speakers were Anthony Colucci. Genara Po- losi, Anthonk Fucito. John Roberti, Guerino Firorucci, Vincent Mature