The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-14
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L. I. p. League
The first meeting of the l.. I. p.
League bowlers will take place on
Thursday evening at st. Joseph's
alleys when plans will be formulate
ed for the season. John w. Jen-
usaitiS, chairman Of the league, will
be in charge and all Of last seasons
members and new bowlers are in
vited.
L. G. G. Bowling Comm
There vii. be an important meet
ing Of the Lithuanian Chamber of
Commerce bowling league officials
and rules committee to be held to-
morrow evening at the offices Of
DR.. Frank j. Hill. The meeting
which has been scheduled for $3.50
o'clock will be attended by Stanley
Voketaitis, temporary president;
Michael Verbickas, secretary; and
John Muchalight, treasurer and
members Of the committee who are
John Danisavage, DR.. John x.
zemans, John v. Lasky and DR..
Hill.
Rosary Society
Memt srs Of the Holy Rosary
society at the church Of Our Lady
Of Mt. Carmel will hold an import
ant meeting at the church hall on
Wednesday night at 1880 o'clock at
which times plans will be made for
a r---7tion to be rendered Rev.
Patrick ]. Flynn, pastor. The ten
tative date for the affair is Satur-
day october 3rd. Ali members Of
the society have been requested by
Mrs. Rocco Genua, chairman, to be
present.
Holy Name Units
All Holy Name societies In the
Brooklyn and Town Plot districts,
namely st. Patrick's st. Josephs
and Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel will
hold meetings tonight at their re-
spective headquarters in prepara-
ton for the national convention 10
be held In New York city and which
opens on Thursday.
Delegates selected at st. Patrick's
include president Thomas Fitz-
maurice, Michael Driscoll, vice.
president; and Patrick Bourke. The
st. Joseph delegation will be head
ed by president Joseph Vitkauskas,
while the representatives Of Mt.
Carmel viii be selected tonight.
Mrs. M. J. Colney has returned to
this city after a four day stay in
New York where she attended the
18th annual Scientific and Clinical
sessions Of the American Congress
Of Physical and Patherly, which took
place at the Waldorf Astoria hotel
Corps Plan Picnic
Announcement Of Importance rel-
alive to the forthcoming picnic and
dance Of st. Joseph's fife and drum
cors next Sunday at Linden park In
Union City, were made today by
John w. Stokes, director. One Of
the feature attractions Of the day
will be q street parade to precede
flag presentation exercises during
which the corps will receive the col
ors Of the United States, the gift
of Sylvester J. Stokes post Of the
Lithuanian American legion. The
presentation vii lbe made to Direc-
tor Stokes by John e. Danisavage,
commander OF the local chapter and
national senior vice commander.
Many national officials Of the Lith-
lanian Legion including Command
er Joseph ]. Cpvaleski Of New Brit
ain and Treasurer Charles Slokus
will be In attendance.
The street parade will form on
Bridge street In Union City and will
be led by the honored organiza-
ton In movement down North Main
street to Linden street and from
this point proceed to the grounds
where drill maneuvers will take
place previous to the presenta ton.
Delegations representing several To-
cal veterans associations and their
auxiliaries will take part In the line
Of march. and meander about the
park during the afternoon and eve
ming.
Harry Brinkman's orchestra will
provide music for modern dancing,
The committee has also engaged the
services Of several Lithuanian nusi-
clans who will be featured In sew
cral polkas for the benefit Of the
older people in attendance.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A pretty wedding took place this
morning ct the rectory OF st. Jo-
seph's church when Miss Bernice
zukauskas, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Zukauskas OF Alder
street was married to Joseph P.
Richards, son Of Mr.. and MRS. Jo-
seph Richards OF Chambers street.
Miss 6tephanie zukauskas, q sister
Of the bride attended her as maid
Of honor while George Petruny OF
Seymour acted as best man. The
ceremony was performed at 0 o'clock
with Rev. A. Edward dradeck ON
ciating.
The bride wore q bridal ensemble
with the sixteenth century atmos-
phere, the gown being Of satin with
a fitted coat, tiny pearls edging the
neckline. She also wore the full
bridal veil and carried bouquet OF
gardenias and lilies Of the valley
The matron Of hcnor's dress was OF
aquamarine blue satin and acces.
series to match, and she also wore
q satin hat and tulle veil. carrying
q bouquet of bronze chyysanthes
NUNS. The brides mother wore an
outfit Of blue crepe with navy blue
accessories and the mother Of the
groom wore navy blue. Both wore
gardenia corsages.
Following the ceremony Q recep-
ton took place at the home Of the
brides parents and later In the day
the bridal couple left on Q motor
trip during which they viii tour
Canada. The bride travelled IN
black sport suit with black access
series. Upon their return they will
reside at 23S Alder street. Mrs,