The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-30
TIME
 GIVEN JENUSAITIS
Popular Youth to Enter Niagara U.; K. of L.
 League Opens
BROOKLYN NEWS

Niagara university claims another Brooklyn youth in Edmund Jenusai- tis, who has been active for several years in activities conducted by the young Lithuanian residents of the city. MT. Jenusaitis was feted last night by the members of St. Joseph's sepior choir, friends and neighbors, at a reception held at the choir headquarters in the Con- gress avenue school, at which time he was the recipent of many gifts, one a handsome travelling bag. The honored guest is the son of Mrs. Nellie Jenusaitis of Chipman street and nephew of John w. Jenusai- tis, former deputy-sheriff.
 The speakers of the evening were Rev. Joseph J. ValantiejuS, pastor of St. Joseph's church. Rev. Bene- dict Gauronskas of the Niagara Alumni, Attorney Clarence V. Ba- landa, also of the alumni, Rev. A. Edward Gradeck, Professor Alex ander J. Aleksis, John w. Jenusaitis, Mrs. Nora Jenusaitis, grandmother of the guest, Joseph G. Coskie, Mar celle Ondrikas, Natalie Plangas and Albin Marcelynas.
 The honored guest has been affiliated with the senior choir, K. of l.. club, Lithuanian Catholic Students, Lithuanian Catholic Fed eration, the Young Melodions or chestra and several other units which embrace the youth ,among the Lithuanian population. He is also graduate of Posts Business College.
 K. of L. League to Open
 The annual bowling league of the K. of L. club will get underway to- night at the St. Joseph's alleys at 8 o'clock with q league meeting and election of officers and team captains which will be followed with the actual maple competition. The league is of mixed classification and will have 50 regular bowlers and a reserve list. This number is said to be the largest that the club has sponsored in the past several years.
 Present temporary officers who will be in charge this evening in- clude the Rev. A. Edward Gra- deck, chairman, Julius Vilciauskas, president; Joseph c. Coskie and Edmund vitevicus.
 Devotions End
 The 40 hours devotion services held at St. Joseph's church which began on last Sunday morning were concluded last night with vespers, 8 sermon, the rosary and a special musical program rendered by the choir under the direction of Profess sor Alexander J. Aleksis. The solo, 1stS were Peter La2auskas, Natalie Plangas, Marcella Andrikas, Mary Alubauskasc and Mary Adomaitis.
 In addition to the clergy of the parish, more than 50 priests took part in the services.
 Chorus to Meet
 Members of the Venta Choral Club will hold their regular rehear. sal tonight at Venta Hall, 103 Green street, in preparation for several entertainments to be given during the winter months. The drill will be under the direction of Miss Brony Basins. In addition to all present members, new applicants will be accepted. Membership IS open to children of all Lithuanian Citizens Political club members. Tonight's gathering will be held at 8 o'clock.
 Leaves City
 Rev. Dr. Michael Razaitis who was a guest at St. Joseph's rectory for the past several weeks left the city today for Chicago where he will conduct 8 mission before re. turning to Lithuania. Dr. Razaitis is . professor of church history il, the Diocesan Seminary of Vilkovis- kis, Lithuania, and is the author ot several hnnlrS ma thA first tparSla-