The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-10

&AAAShbNAB Vk VussSe USeeS~sb VI " EsNAs.sB in making arrangements for the af- fair.
 Mrs, Lewis Reiss of Torrington will be the guest speaker this after. noon ct c meeting of tho Junior Women's club ct Masoulc hall at 3 o'clock. eho will speak on tho sub- jeet "The Evolution of the AnAeri. can Tourist"
 Sunday Evening Program
 Four Wesleyan university stu. dents, headed by Wesley Dowd!sh, of Phi Nu Theta, will have charge Of theh popular Sunday evening service in the Methodist church Sunday evening ct 7:4B o'clock; and will speak at that meeting concerning youth ideals and current thought. Earlier, ct c ?. ifi., tho members of the Senior league and their invited guests will entertain theseo WeS. leyan men ct c youth supper, during which the college deputation will lead Q discussion of some problems peculiar to young people. The 7;46 o'clock service. held in the sanctu- ary, will be open to tho public, which ia Invited to share in the inspiration of 6eeing and hearing these college students who are devoting consider able time, through the Wesleyan University Christian association, to the service of the Connecticut churches. ..
 A gay time !s expected tonight when the Young Republican club will hold It's first social event Of the new year, c dance in the new hall At Linden park owned, by St, Georges Lithuanian society.
 A large attendance ig expected and an orchestra from Deep River, N, Yp ins tc furnish music.
 PiaKs Busy Season
 A busy season is planned by the Altar society of et. Marys church which recently held It's annual meet. !ng. NOeding the advice of Rev. Richard ?. MorriSsey, pastor of et. Mary'B, given Sunday in his annual report, many activities will Do hold this year by the organization.
 A cake and food sale is planned for Sunday, January 70, to be held after each mass. Mrs. James Thurs. ton has been named chairman Of the committee In charge. Assisting her will be: Mrs. john vAnesso, Mrs. John Kissane, Mrs. George Lam. bert, Mrs. John 0uliineno and Mrs. D. Michael Smith.
 A social will be held on February i2. Mrs. George Lambert heads tho committee to make aEraneemonts for this. Other members Will Do an' nounced later |
 Mrs. Rose Tiannagan was elected president of the society ct tho on. iauai session. Mrs. John Kissane was named secretary and treasurer; Mrs.( George Lambert, secretary Of the sinking fund. Father Mosslssey congratulated the organization on It's Ane work in iosb and asked them to continu eit. Mrs. John Cullinaiic, past president, was presented with c beautiful gift, Rev. MoFrissey fnak- ing the presentation speech.
 The Union City Polish. American club will hold Q eociai tomorrow night In It's rooms on Bridge street.
 0flicers of this society were 70. gently installed. All with the excop. ten of the treasurer served last year. Peter 0ryEmola is the new tFaaAurer. Matthew zinnocha who held the past last year being unable to serve Egain. The ofiicers gre: Victor 0rabowgki, president; Hue gene zAkFEewski, vice president; Marion T. Dmegelglki, secretary: Francis 0rabowski, firanciat secre. taEy; Anthony Cicio, Ruditcr; Ches. ter Dlomczy, Ludwig Duiepski end @tephen Chcndyienskl, controls, end Mrs. 0ryzmola, treasurer.
 Naugatuck hsgn school students are preparing to present iii the latter part of January an operetta, "Le- 'iawaia." Fifty members of the girls chorus will take part. Leon D. Cor. llas, supervisor Of music in local schools, will direct it. Announcement of exact dates vii lbe made later.
 Mrs. Hannah TEess win head tho Evergreen eewillg circle aeain this yeard. She Wng Fesolected president vaataRAaW af thn annual NzHatInH 0k