The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-10
DELLA MENNILLO RENDERED PARTY Parents Entertain at Birth. day Fete-SOuth School
 Enjoys Assembly
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correspondent Mae Willa Ba0lA fS17 WatertOwu Avenue

Mir an: Mrs James Mennillo en- tertained, at birthday party at their home on Mason avenue yee- terday in honor, of their daughter Delia's third birthday. The home was attractiveiy decorated with pink, green and orange crepe pa per. Games and music were en- joyed and later a delicious lunch served. The table decorations were in keeping with the color scheme. A large birthday cake adorned the center of the table. The favors were baskets of rubber animals.
 Miss Mennillo was the recipient of many pretty and costly gifts from the guests attending who were: Winnie Mennillo, Joseph Mennillo, Benny Mennillo, Joseph inc Casserine, Anthony Tigno o: Hartford, Vivian Martino and Louis Martino of Naugatuck, Catherine Calabrese. Lora Testa, Anna Quar- anda, Dorothy Daponte, Joan Montesi. Angelina Carullo, Mary Carulla, Martin Macconi, Jackie Mitch III, Violet Ciaramelle, Ma y Ciaramelle, Louis Ciaramelle, Don- ol1 Nardi. Louis Nardi, Thursa Deleber, Raymond Deleber and Donald Deleber.
 Miss Minnello's voice was heard over station WATR during the children's hour.
 Assembly Program
 The assembly program at South school auditorium yesterday fol- lows: Grade 6--F'lag Salute, play, Kings Great Toe. Cas-: king, Thomas Fenn; grand vizier, George Kosha; the bcggar, Clarence Kos- losky; nobles of the court, George Seller. George Treciokas and Alex ander Lukachevich; two guards, Frank Rinaldi, Stanley Barkaus- kas; Kim, Thomas Ulinskas; Ram. Richard KosloslSy; Snip, a tailor. James Zaccaria: Snap, a counter teiter, Philip Hansen; the lackey. of the tray, Richard Dixon; pr Pills, Betty Corcoran; Dr Squills, Jean Menetrey; Dr Possctt, Shir- ley Wilson; the lackey of the tub, Richard Dixon. Song of America.
 Mems Club
 Members ~f the Mems club of the All Saints church met at the church hall last evening. Pinochle and cribbage were enjoyed with the foNn~ 2 results: Pinochle-Fenn and Ranslow 3, Chapman and Windc bank 2; Rocker and Beach 3, Lancaster and Hoffman 0. Final places for the year: 1st, Fenn and Ranslow; second, Chapman and Windebank; third: Becker and Beach; fourth, Lancaster and Hoff- man. Cribbage: Ranslow and Ine- son 8, Flisher and Lancaster o; Ranslow and Ineson 3, Blondeau and Chapman 1. Final places for the year: First. Ranslow and Ine- son; second, Blondeau and Chap man; third, Flisher and Lancaster. Fellowship Meeting Members of the Young Peoples s Fellowship society of All Saints church met at the church hall last evening. The treasurer read his re- port on the play, "Grandpa's Ad- ventures" which was presented Friday evening at the Memorial hall in Bethlehem.
 Members attending were: Charles Baxter, Bernice Lowrey, Isabelle Currie, Lillian Dwyer, Georgina Wildman, Ada Hallock, Elliott Barne, Jack Mclean, Kenneth Flsher, cid Hoffman, Roger The bault, Kenneth Beveridge, Joseph Baxter and Rev A. Nugent Sam well.
 Card Parties
 Mrs Henry Stella of Park avenue will entertain a public card party Friday evening for the benefit of St Mary Magdalen's church. Prizes will be awarded to each table and refreshments served.
 The Watertown and Oakville Democratic club will sponsor a card party at the South school audito- rum Thursday evening. Prizes will be awarded to each table. Briefs
 Mrs Fred Mason of Ridgewood avenue is a patient at the Water bury hospital
 A months mind mass will be celebrated at St Mary Magdalen's church Thursday morning at o. clock for the repose of the soul oi tie late Daniel Edwards of Coulter | street.