The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-18
Y. M. C. "A. Club Activities

The feature of the return co-ed dance which Is being run by the boys department of the central YMCA on Thursday of this weck. March 21, will be the fancy drill
 presented by the DeMolay patrol. Tho DeMolay boys are coached by Archibald B. Phillips and they will present their uniform drill for the entertainment of the guests. Both Archibald Phillips and Walter A. Emethurst who is the senior advisor for the DeMolay arc on the patron list for the dance.
 Invitations have gone out to all of the boys who attended the co-ed dance lyast month as guests of the young ladies on the invitation list.
 Invitations have also gone out to several young mems fraternities in the various chudches and to all of the members of the DeMolay, older
 Boy Scouts, members of several Y
 high school clubs. and various
 other young men. Acceptances are
 pouring in in large numbers to Bill
 Briggs who Is responsible for the dance.
 Music will be furnished by Art
 Dessault and his "Ritzers," the
 band which proved 50 popular at
 the first co-ed dance. Dress Is semi-formal and the dance starts at 8:30.
 The patron and patronesses list include: Mir and Mrs Louis Wen
 gel, Rev and Mrs Harold E. Craw,
 Mir and Mrs Alfred Hensel, MT and
 Mrs William F. Briggs, Mir and Mrs
 Harry O. Zibell, Miscs Edna Web-
 Der. Miss Lois Beach, Rev John R.
 Coombs, Waiter A. Smethurst, Archibald B. Phillips.
 Wilby Hi-Y
 The meeting was called to order
 by President William Rosevear at o'clock sharp. The dues were collected by Secretary John Ham, mel. At 8:30 p. m. the program committee took over the meeting. Some members played ping pong while others were taught, to play
 bridge by Art Romprey.
 John Polmon. Reporter. COmltes News
 President Harrison called the
 meeting to order at TAO in the junior achievement room at the Y
 last Friday, March 15. Then Charles O'Connor, the treasurer collected the dues. Then Joe Leg gett. reported on the social that
 was held last Saturday in the
 cafeteria. Then Leggett also re- ported on the plans for the min-
 strel. This finished the business of the evening so President Harri-
 son dismissed the meeting. William Daily, Scribe. Y Junior Stamp Club The ninth meeting of the stamp club was called to order at 7:30 o'clock by the president, Three new members joined theclub. The , boys wrote on the meeting of the Waterbury Stamp club and prize was to be awarded to the best story. Then Mir Worth showed a very interesting collection OF en-
 velopes. The auctioneer then auc-
 toned off some stamps, the meet ing adjourned at 9:15 o'clock. Edward Motjoitis, Secretary Tri.Y
 Friday, March 15. the Tri-Y held
 its bi-monthly stag supper. As en- tertainment a change from the
 usual speeches some of the mem-
 bers put on a couple of acts. The first by Wally Dwy and Gordon
 Schick was a radio skit, the second by the Gungers was an imitation of some of fcthe better radio quar-
 tets principally of the Mills
 brothers.
 After the supper the regular club meeting was held. The only thing to be discussed was the com ing dance. An order to have money to award sweaters and letters for the football team. A great many schools have 0 football dance. This year because of the condition of tho treasury Crosby decided to give one and the Tri-Y offered to manage and generally arrange for 1t for the school. Because of the purpose of the dance and the repu- tation of the Tri-Y hase for giving dances 1t is expected to be Q great success.
 Because of a general public de. mand the club decided to try to ] bring back once more the Middle town Star-Dusters. At the junior prom the orchestra showed itself as one of the smoothest orchestras to be gotten and was enjoyed by everyone. Programs, decorations and refreshments were put in the hands of their respective commit