The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-12
Rudolph Hernnsteadt
 To Be Dinner Guest
Bachelor Party Planned for February I9-St Pat.
 ricks Change Weekly Card Party Schedule
BROOKLYN NEWS

and forty five. The Holy Name members who are interested in their weekly tournamen that IS usually held on this night will play their games as usual in one Of the upper rooms of the building.
 The hostesses in charge of this weeks event include Mrs James A. Phelan, Mrs John Powers. Mrs George Mcclure, Mrs Anthony AIrola. Mrs Joseph Devine, Mrs William Lambert, Mrs Henry Kall- ner, Mrs Bernard ONeill. Mrs Timothy Guilfolle, and Misses Isa- bel Farrell and Ella Wallace.
 Visit Elm City
 Thirty members of St Patrlcks bowling league will travel to New Haven 10 meet the general Holy Names Society team of thirty men at Rogers alleys Sunday evening. The local rollers have already scored a victory over New Haven, which they hope to duplicate Sun day. Those who will make the trip include, Rev William Wirkus, Edward Lofts, F'ranci Hardy. James Cawett, r. Fitzgerald. Sal Magro, J. Gudonis, Cyrel Dunphy, James Barrett, Frank Colombo, Michael Driscoll. Michael Daly, William Keller, Edward Gelbogis, Thomas Lawlor, Michael Kitchen. Patrick Russo, Tom Edmonds, Joseph Courtney, James Tyrrell. Joseph Dunphy, Joseph Bowen, otto Hermann. Ted Bares, Arthur Veilette, Patsy Garvey, and Fran cis Coughlin.
 Guests of the rollers will include Thomas Fitzmaurice, Andrew Broderick and Michael Croce.
 Students Meet
 Rev John Balkunas, of Astoria, l.. l., national chaplain of the Catholic Students Asso,. citation, told members of the local branch at a meeting last night at St Joseph's hall, of the policies of the organization and of the ed- ucation being given to LithuanianS who are deserving of it and who otherwise could not afford to at tend college. More than two hun- dred were in attendance and en- joyed the remarks of Father Bai- kunas. |. The accomplishmen of the local branch to date were com mented upon by Rev John J. Kripas. chaplain.
 Immediately following the lec- lures there was a showing of mo- ton pictures in which interesting features were disclosed. Selected short subjects were shown.
 One of the highlights of the eve ming wa sthe presentation of skit entitled, Dad writes to the old country. The play was we'll presented and made a decided hit with the large crowd.
 Bridge Tourney
 The results of the games played to date in the K. of l.. bridge have been released to- day. The results foll ow: P. Zilins, AZ; Phillips, 5-4; M. Zilins, S-3: 2-1; Lazauskas, 2-l' Albie, 5-4; Ooskie, 1-2; Kane 3-6.
 Fcte IMsas
 Members of the Wilson A. c. will fete Vincent Lusas, one Of their members, at the club rooms Friday evening. The affair will tdk0 pldCG III lSSo6hANAOA VI S~e~e~ 24th birthday.
 1n Hospital
 Frank Shaknaitis. popular is confined to the Wa terbury hospital, where he will undergo minor operation. It is expected that his release will be made within few days.
 
 Workers To Meet
 There will be a general meeting of the workers who will assist at . the presentation of St Josephs minstrels at the parish hall to- morrow evening. The meeting will take place in the basement of the old school at 7:30 o'clock tonight and all are urgently requested to attend.