The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-14
Club Activities

open house WILL Dc HeIu tOHiSA' by Wheeler-Young post, Veterans of Foreign Wars at Hibernian hall 43 East Main street. The program is part of a nationwide participa- ton by VFW posts in the fourth annual Hello America" radio hour featuring the initiation of a class of candidates by Commander in-Chief James E. Van Zandt. who will speak from Washington, D. C..
 Under the direction of the La dies Aid society, the annual Ger man supper of St. Johns Evangel- ical Lutheran church will be held tonight from 5 to o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs. Frederick Munter is chairman of the arrange ments committed.
 Miss Helen Webb. Miss Ruth Stoughton and Miss Florence Greenleaf participated last night in a discussion of credit unions at meeting of the Business ana Fro fessional Women's club at the ore ganization's rooms on Grand street. Miss Cora Compton led the discus sion.
 A play entitled Utopia" will be presented Sunday evening in Tenn pie hall by members of the Young israel group. Last evening plans for the affair were completed at meeting presided over by Ralph Gotlieb. On the arrangements com mittee are MT. Gotlieb, Gene Guto- witz, Goldie Sossin, Cele Gilden, Ruth Goldman and Rose Levin. The ushers will be Sol Fucker. Leon Sundel, lily Castleman. Samuel Walens, Ben Gruskay, Zelig Matz- kin and George Johnson. saturday night a dress rehearsal will take place.
 Domenic Barbieri will preside at initiation exercises Sunday after noon of the Sannitica society. The ceremony will be performed in Lib- erty hall, beginning at 2:30 o'clock. About 50 candidates will be tnitia- ted.
 Five tables were in play at the card party which followed the bus mess meeting of Myrtle Temple, Pythian Sisters, held last night at Pythian hall. Mrs. Ida Maier, most excellent chief, presided at the meeting. Plans for social to be held following the next meeting were discussed. Viola Schroder is chairman of the entertainment committee.
 Arrangements for the 43rd ami. versary celebration of the Odin Benefit association were discussed at last nights meeting in Mechan- ics' hall. F. B. Johnson presided. The committee appointed to make plans for the observance, which will be held March 30. includes: Chairman F.. B. Johnson, 10. Gus tafson, A. w. Cederholm, Fridolt Mattson, Martin Anderson, Carl Larson, Albin Anderson. F. Norling and oscar Mattson.
 President Robert Gardner pre- sided last night at the meeting Of Court Fruitful Vine, Ancient Order of Foresters in Foresters' hall.
 John Harmon, dictator, presided at the meeting of the local chap ter of Moose last night at Moose hall, during which six applications for membership were received and plans discussed for the booster meeting to be held Sunday in Dan- bury. A class of candidates will be initiated March IS, it was an. nOunced.
 It was voted to support the old age pension bill now before the general assembly.
 An entertainment was presented following the meeting of Winona Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows last night in odd Fellows hall. lnclud- ed on the program were Thurman Lamb, Mrs Harry Walcott, Miss Rose Raffel, Mrs Weaving, Mrs Walter Johnson and Mrs T. Crose. Mrs Ida Birdsall presided at the meeting.