The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-18
191 Suppers Served
 By Game Association
Arthur Clark Addresses Gathering Emphasizing Need
 of Organizing Local Clubs Into District Units
WATERFOWL
Correspondent: Agnes Cosgrove Phone 5si

Watertown, Dec. l3-The venigon and turkey supper served last night at Columbia hall under the { )lces of the Fish and Game asso, ation was tremendous success. Plans were made to accommodate 17j peo- pie. bu. 191 suppers were actually served. Otto Martinelli of Oakville was chef.
 Christmas greens and streamers of req and green were uged to decorate tho dining hall, with a large deer head mounted in the front of the hall.
 Arthur Clark of Hartford, state superintendent of the fish and game commission spoke of the need of or- ganizing local clubs into district units to discuss their problems with the fish and game commission. Other speakers were Paul Cava- naugh of Newtown, William c. Hun- ge'ford of Oakville, F.. H. Lamphier. Tie master Of ceremonies was Harry Hard.
 The entertainment program in- cluded moving picture reels taken on fishing trip in Maine by Earl Couch, and some flood scenes taken by Harry Fleisher. A hill-billy singer --Fitz Doolittle of Naugatuck, and Wesley Goodwin, accordion player, gave a number of musical selections. The ticket drawn on the over and under shot gun which was to have been given away had no name on 1t. The number of the ticket was 878 Holder should communicate with Harold Magee, president of the Fish and Game association.
 Senior Dance
 The senior class of ,Watertown high school will hold a Christmas dance, December g, in the auditor ium. Music will be furnished by the Diplomats orchestra. There will be entertainment between the dances. Alumni are particularly urged to at- tend.
 Members of the committee on ar- engagements are: Betty Wargo, Fos- ter Snyder, William Maton, Joan Adams and Virginia Copeland.
 Installation of Officers
 The recently-elected officers of the Federal lodge of Masons will be in- stalled at the meeting next Monday evening in Masonic temple. Wor- shipful Masters Hugo Peterson and Philip Budge will be the installing officers.
 Preceding the meeting a supper will be served by Fellowcraft Craft at 6 D. m. Those planning to attend the supper should notify the chair man of the committee in charge, Aubrey Sleath. Other members of the committee are: Albert Jones, Neil McInnes, Harold Budge and Stuart Atwood.
 Scout Meeting
 Instructions in map making were given to the Girl Scouts of troop 2 at their regular meeting Thursday evening, by Kostantos Valuckas. Those who had already passed map making tests worked on designs for linoleum blocks for handicraft.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Phi Sigma Phi society was held Thurs day afternoon at the chapel of the Congregational church. Onicers elected were: President, Virginia Copeland. president, Caroline Wilhelmy; secretary. Helen Allyn: treasurer. Priscilla Atwood. Preced- ing the business meeting a Christ mas dessert luncheon was served by Mrs. N. B. Hobart.
 Those who were present were: Marjorie Olson. Priscilla Atwood. Caroline Wilhelmy, Helene Allyn. Caroline Lynn. Patricia Butterfield, Virginia Copeland. Nancy Rice. Jeanne Lawson. Amy Gibson. Ethel Bennett. Virginia Swift, Thelma Dayton. Mary Holbrook, Kathleen Coolidge.
 Signs Established
 Signs limiting the speed of trafiic on the Litchfield road from the end of the trolley line to Clearview ave- ilue were set up Thursday by the state highway department and state traffic commission t0 obviate the kafilc menace caused by excessive Reeeding in this section.
 Play Chosen
 zee senior clsss play of the Wa leTtown high school has selected the play -Three Live Ghosts" for It's