The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-09
Mount Carmel And K. Of [.
 To Honor Mothers T0n1orroU
ammunition Breakfasts to hture Talks By Lay. men and CIergymen
BROOKLYN NEWS

Although every day is Mothers pay, the sweetheart of the family win be placed on Q pedestal by Brooklyn organizations tomorrow morning. The Knights of Lithuania md the Holy Name society of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, will hold communion breakfasts.
 More than 300 members of the lEk. Carmel Holy Name society will attend the 0:30 o'clock mass in c body, receive the sacrament and later adjourn to the church com. xnunity hall where breakfast will be served. The speakers will be Wil- liam T. Harrington, city editor of the Waterbury Democrat, who will deliver the tribute in English, and Attorney George J. Crocicchia, in Italian. Anthony Colucci, president Of the junior branch of the Holy Name, will act as toastmaster. Others to speak will be Rev. Pat rick W. Flynn, pastor, Rev. Denis J. Derarelh, assistant pastor, and Rocco Ciampi. Members of the Children of Mary and Holy Rosary society will assist in the hall.
 None the less colorful will be the services at St. Josephs church when the K. of L. club in company with their mothers attend the 8 o'clock mass which will be cele- brated by Rev. A. Edward Gradeck The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Joseph J. ValantieJus. Follow ing the mass the group will march to the church auditorium for the Tepast. The speakers at this time will be Rev. John J. Kripas, Father Valantiejus, Father Gradeck, Attor- Yiey Joseph P. Alishausky, Dr. Frank J. Hill, and Professor Alexander J. Aleksis.
 Activities of the afternoon will consist chiefly of receiving out of town guests at the Green Street club rooms.
 Evening events at the parish hall will consist of the presentation of two fine stage plays, the first at 2 o'clock, selections by the renowned combined junior and senior choirs of St. Josephs church of more than l26 voices augmented by the Lithu- anian Little Symphony orchestra, and modern and Lithuanian danc- ing to the music of the Young Melodians orchestra.
 The keynote of the evening will be sounded in an address by Father Vaiantiejus. The soloists will be Bcsnice Zeionas. and Ann and oenevieve Stulginskas.
 The cast of the plays will be: "A Woman'S Revenege":--
 "Alphonse, a Don Juan," Edmund Jel1usaitis; Madge, his love-sick mNld, Mary Adomaitis; Althea, girl friend No. 1, Wanda Vilts; Sunny, girl friend No. 2, Mary Alubauskas; Bertha, girl friend No. 3, Mary etokna. The play will be followed by the singing of selections by the choir.
 "An Orphans Love":-
 Francis, the orphan, Charles Kar- anauskas; Kay, Jacobs daughter, Natalie Plangas: Jacob, wealthy land owner, Albin Marcelynas; Dora, Rays guardian, Marcelle Andrikas; John, the neighbours son, Alphonse Jarvis; Rose, in love with John, Stella Valencis; Stanley, Q neigh. bor, Albert Stadalis; 1ckus, the Jew, John Lesunaitis.
 |. I. P. Banquet Tonight
 The annual banquet of the L. I. P. bowling league will take place to- night ct St. Josephs hall at which time the winners will be toasted and the losers roasted. Everything points to Q night of fun at o'clock. The principal speakers will be Rev. Jo- seph J. Valantiejus, Rev. John J. Kripas, Rev. A. Edward Gradeck, John A. Cluney, sports editor of the Democrat; John "Chick" Kelly, sports editor of the American and several others. John W. Jenusaitis, chairman of the bowling league, will act as toastmaster.
 More than l50 couples will consti- ute tho attendance. The league had "a bowlers rolling on teams Of six men each and soupled with their wives and lady friends.
 The prize for the championship UG8Nb WILL pS hWdkdS0 " EbANS 0NA skis, captain. The dinner will be served by caterer Jenusaitis at II o'clock and will be followed with dancing to the strains of James Fitzgerald and his orchestra.
 The committee in charge consists of John Jenusaitis, John Danasav- age, William Arnauskas, Al Kasidas, William Strokalaitis, Henry Stroka. laitis, John w. Stokes, John Yana- vich, Dan Stokes and Dr. Walter Selens.
 Vets Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Lithuanian American Veterans As- sociation, Sylvester J. Stokes Post, been postponed until next Tuesday evening at 48 Green street hall at 6 o'clock.
 Five teams were represented at1 the initial meeting of the Brook lyn and Town Plot Community Soft Ball League meeting last night at the club rooms of the K. of L. Club. The teams interested are the Italn A. O., St. Joseph's Holy Name Society, Mir. Carmel Holy Name So- ciety, the K. of L. Club and the 1tam Jrs. The next meeting will be held Monday night at the club rooms of St. Joseph's Holy Name Society at o'clock when 1t is ex- pected several other clubs will be represented. It is planned to start the schedule as soon as possible with no cost or expense to the teams competing.
 Organ Recital
 Miss Mary Rice. organist at St. aPtrick's church will give a recital ct the church tomorrow night at 8