The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-01
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Hobby Exhibition Opens At Club

Opening today and continuing tomorrow, the annual hobby show of the Waterbury Women's club will attract city-wide interest as Q most interesting array of articles have been arranged at the club. Attrac- tions for young and old and men an women will be included in the list.
 The outstanding collection is due mainly to the untiring efforts of Mrs. Allan Clark chairman of the show and the members of her as- sisting committee. The committee members have contacted individ- uals from various walks in life whose hobby collections in them selves tell a most interesting story
 Mrs. William Grierson will be in charge of the guest book and lounge and assisting her will be Mrs. Lewis G. Merrill, Mrs. Arthur Crane, Mrs. Walter Baldwin, Mrs. Samuel Gra- ter, Mrs. John A. Coe, Jr., and Mrs. William Van Tasseil. Mrs. Joseph Henderson assisted by Mrs. Willitm Brooks and Mrs. Harold Merrill will handle the candy and nut section. Small exhibits will be in charge of Mrs. M. w. Skiff.
 A novel display of scribble work will be submitted by Mrs. Herman Rooster and paintings will be dis played by Miss Florentine Hayden and Mrs. Eugene Lamphier.
 The classes in Americanization which are conducted under the aus pices of the club will exhibit pin and pillow lace, embroidered work, knitting and crocheting. The Lith- uanian and Italian cless which meets at the Brooklyn YMCA in charge of Mrs. Louis Auber in- cludes Mrs. Amelia Cetteo, Mrs. Duillia Gambini, Mrs. Eleanoa Gei- dras, Mrs. Eva GecaviciuS, Mrs. Monica Rasruis, Mrs. Centronella Pagnokas, Mrs, Margaret Mikal- auskas, Mrs. Brigita Breglinias, Mrs. Amastasia Mazeinas, Mrs. Joseph inc Betrush, Mrs. Mekelskis and Mrs. Leiutktavicius.
 The class of Greek and Italian lades which meets at Crosby high school includes Mrs. Bella Frantzes, Mrs. Bessie Terezis, Mrs. Mary Poli, Mrs. Loretta Codella, Mrs. Antonette Pavan, Mrs. Marcella Mongrandi and Mrs. Rose Casmirro.
 Featured also among the exhibit will be pen and pencil sketches by Lewis G. Merrill.
 Mrs. Frederick Van Valkenburg has collected an American history portrayed by stamps and also an exhibit of elephants from Russia, India and other countries. Mrs. John Visscher will show drawings and etchings and carved cane.
 The Sigma Alpha Tau sorority met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Denis McGrath of Cooke street. Definite plans were made for 6 the ater party to be held on Friday eve- ming. The next meeting will be held at the home of Olive Rochon of Earl street. Members in attendance in- cluded: Eleanor Nalband, Vivian Wills, Olive Rocho, Ann Ciminera, Alice Morrissey, Genevieve Urba, Claire Ouellette, Lynnea Gyllen- hammer, Gertrude Kern, Josepha Moran, Rita Emmons, Margaret Mo- Grath, Lois Slater and Ermina Birs.
 The Dhorma -Cati-Jem sorority held meeting on Monday evening at the home of Miss Peggy Blake of Capitol avenue. Plans were discussed for dance to be held in the near future. Members of the committee include: Misses Marguerite Dwyer, Mary Abrams, Eleanor Baltrush, Rita O'Neill, Doris Lanouette, Helen Smith, Mary Maher, June Garren, Mary Corrigan, Peggy Blake and Doris Herman. The next meeting will be held at the home of Eleanor Baltrush.