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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
'6lRE:.G| | AMERIk|.Asok (.
EvI JELENTEsE
a Youngstown Csalad tiszt-
ujit6 k6zgyiilese januar gen
leSZ

1887 evi ianuar no 9-ik nap
ian, s2ombat este 7 orakor
TisztujitG Kozgyilest tart a
West Side-i Magyar Hazban,
icy mislden csaladtag es az
oreg Amerikas Magyarok fl
gyelmebe ajanljuk, hogy ezen
a gyulesen minel nagyobb
szamban jelenjenek meg es
akik meg mem tagjai ezen csa-
ladnak, alljanak be.
1936-ban harom Greg anne
rikas magyart kisertunk XII a
temetohe, akik tagjai voltak
a mi csaladunknak. Partoljuk
egymast es fizessuk be rende-
sen az evi tagsagi dijainkat.
A mi nemes celunk kivetel mel
kill minden csaladtagot egy-
forman kisegiteni es megtisz-
tslni. de. aki mem fizeti tag
sagat, az mem szamithat tisz-
teletre.
Az egyik, ez evben els6 ell
hunyt oreg amerikas alapito
tsgja volt a csaladunknak, de
mar tOl:b mint ket ev 6ta mem
fizette be a tagsagi dijat. ICY
tobbszori figyelmeztetes daca-
ra az alapszaba balyaink ertelme-
ben semmifele tamogatasban
rem reszesulhetett, inert eleg
jo modban volt, hogy tagsagi
/ dijat befizethette volna. Az
nem d csaladunk hiBaja volt,
ogy unnepelyesen annak a te-
metesen reszt mem vehettiink.
Egv mask Greg amerikas
testveri.llk, aki ez evben ell
hunyt, szegeny ember volt, az
allami segely munkan dolgo-
zott es mint alapito tag evi
tagsagi dijat mindig rendesen
fizette be. A halal hirtelen lep-
tie meg, mem volt lit rokonsa-
ga, senkije, aki eltemeteser6l
gondoskodott volna, elhagyat-
va mindenkitol fekudt a La
lottas '1azban, de megis oft
voltak az 0reg Amerikas Ma
gyarok Youngstown Csalad.
janak testverei, akik mem en-
gedtek, hogy az elhunyt ma
gyar testveriket minden seer
tartas nelkul kivigyek a teme-
to szeIere, hanem utana jar
tax, hogy a katolikus szertar-
tas szerint legyen eltemetve a
kat. te1netoben, ahol elhunyt
testWerunk, a kozkedvelt lei
kesziink, Ft. Mundweil Janos
segitsegevel egy dijtalanul
szerzett sirhelybe orok nyuga-
lomra tetetett.
Szegeny munkas ember es
rendesen fizet6 tagtestverunR
volt. Beke poraira!
Egy harmadik rendesen fl.
zeto testyerunket rokonai Sc
gitsegevel elkisertik az utolst
utjara, a temetobe, amint a,
ct megillette, gyaszjelentesse
es a 'Soszoruk elhelyezesevel
NyugodJek bekeben.
i Vannak olyanok k0z0ttiink
akik ITALIAN mem is szorulnal
segitsegre, akkor meg anna.
is inka5b kotelesseguk tamo-
gatni es partolni az olyan test
veri intezmenyt, mint amilyer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
BADARSACOT IRT
A BOLSEv|KI lap.
Youngstownban meg a ma
gyar kommunistak is tudjak,
hogy hazudik az "Uj Elore".
Tovabb folyik a hajsza.

Meg ;6. hogy a multi heten
mem ertunk ra az "Uj Elore'
"kotyvaiekaival' foglalkozni,
amiket egy Zvara newt ajax
irogat nagy buzgon. mint
oroszul tudo ismeroseink
mondjak, Zvara, oroszul any
nyit jelent, mint "kotyyalek')
Jo pedig azert, inert annyi
badarsagot irt ossze,. annyi
valotlansagot allitott, hogy a
Youngstown magyarsag, mely
eppen 21 eve ismer, rogton
tudja, hogy hazudik az "Uj
El6re," ICY tehat semnait sem
hisz ell, amt az ellenem in
ditott hajszaban feltalal.
Icy peldaul a multkor
egy nagy cikk legelejen AIT
irta a cleveland szemet lap,
hogy EN- vagy "egy evtized-
del' ezalott jottem Amerika-
ba, min; a magyar kormany
Is a fascizmus kild0tte.
Hat ezen a youngstown
kommunista magyarok is
bosszankodtak es nevettek es
talan siettek a "szerkeszto
elvtarsaknak' megirni, hogy
ilyen badarsAgot ne irjanak,
inert a nep tudja sajat ia
pasztalatabol, hogy hazud-
max. 4
Mondom a youngstown ma
I gyarok tudjak, hogy 1919
6szen jottem Youngstownba
tehat tobb mint 81 eve es
azota mindig itteni lakos vol
tam. A Verhovay 21-ik SIT
Istvan fioknak 81 eve va
gyok tagja, a verhovay loS.,
max pcdig II eve.
Amikor en- kijottem Anne
rikaba, meg 1s12-ot irtak
meg, nem volt haboru meg
ait a sz6t sem ismertek, hogy
fascizmus, de a kommunlz'
musrol is nagyon, de nagyon
kevesen hallottak. Szovle'
nem letezett, de meg talan a
$40 sem.
Tehat hazugsagon ertek a
cleveland v0rost.
J Az egesz cikk telistele vol'
ehhez hasonlo hazugsagokkal
Peldaul az, hogy a Verhovay
80 ezer dollarjat loptam vol
ma ell. Exert mar egy III
Elore" szerkesztot lecsuktak
Is csak Macy konyorgesukre
maradt el a szigoru buntetes
Igy is a hazugsag vagy 5oe
dollarjukba kerult a vorosok-
mex. I
! Teny az, hogy a Yer
hovaynak harom konvenclo]a
is megallapitotta, hogy en-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

kevesebb 20 ev ota an lit
Ameriksban, akkor felebarati
szeretetiinknek eleget teve
tobb es iobb eredmenyt tu-
dunk veghez vinni
I'D. HORVATH ISTVAN,
csaladf6.
DANISH J6ZSEF irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
TITKAROK FfGYELMEBE

Kerjuk egyleteink titkarait,
hogy az evi gyilesek megtar-
tasa ul5n azonnal ertesitse-
mex az vi tisztikarrol, hogy
az a lapban k0zolhet6 le-
gyen es a kalauz januarban
kijavitllato legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
|TELEFON NAPTAR -POR EGY MAGYAR
|INGYEN KAPHAT0 EMBER vAGYONAN

kezett es mindenki, aki az
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. liz
letvezetGjenek, Mr.. J. M. Ho-
gan-nak irodajaban, a Rayen
Ave.-n ielentkezik, kaphat be-
l0luk ingyen.
A kalendarium egyik erde-
kes cikke leirja azokat az ori-,
asi valtozasokat, utazas es tav
erintkezes mezejen, amelyek
lehetovc tettek, hogy 1887 ben
mar januar 20-an iktatjak be
Rooseveltet elnoknek es mem
marcus 4-en.
Egye5 cikkek ertekes infor-
maciokkal szolgalnak kereske-
doknek, farmereknek, hazi-
asszonyoknak, tanul6knak es
altalaban mindenkinek.
Egy 1788-ban hozott t0rveny
szerint 1889 januarianak elso
szerdajan valasztottak az ell
nokvalasztokat frbruar else
szerdajan jott ssze a va
lasztok, hogy ,okot es al
elnOkot vs. aak es mar
cius els6 s. an, ami abban
az evben re ese It, iktattak
be az " ,h5t.
Azert ( oily pk id6nek
eltelni aKkoriban mem
volt b !, tavirat, vasut,
stb. & EnS5a is szekeren jart
,vagy ,'n-.s kiildonc lite a
fontosabb okr.anyokat.
sston iesaiA Ahea rn6e
ez sem volt am eleg. Mar ap-
rilis Alike volt, amikor a kon
gresszus kiildonce meeerkezett
Mount Vernonba, Washing
ton otthonaba a hivatalos er.
tesitessel. Washington loan
utrakelt de csak 30-an iktat.
1 tax be New Yorkban.
Manapsag hamarosan tud.
! jak az eredmenyt, szethordis
! a drot es drotnelkiili. Manap
sag New Yorkbol San Fran
ciscoba lehet -repiilni "a ora
alatt. AZ iden eloszor Roose.
velt be.ktatasa csak II hettel
lesz kesGbb, mint a tenyleges
valasztas napja.
Ilyen es ehhez hasonlo er.
dekes t0rteneteket talal g
| Bell naptarban.
Az 0reg Amerikas MagyaroE
Youngstown Csaladja, azer
kerjuk a csaladtagjainkat
hogy fizessek be rendesen al
evi tagSagi dijaikat. Lepjen b.
tehat ami csaladunkba min
den Greg amerikas magyal
ember, ferfi avagy no, aki leg
| AAIxSs.a s.aSSxNHxAs,n>N.S.NuN.N
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
Ese menyek

Rendkival 0rrendetes, egy-
ben aogy horderejl hirt kap-
tunk, teltetlenal naegbish0t6
tOrrdsb6l, amt sietdnk els6-
mex nyiludnossdgra hosni.
Mem Ienneak ebben a helyset-
ben, hG az anaerikdi fs kama
dni Iapok mem Prdgdb6I sse-
reznek be a Mugyarorssdgrd
vonatkos6 hiranyagot, igy
0sonban egessen bisonyosak
lehetdnE afel6l, hogy senanai
j6 mem jelenhetik meg angol
ayeluen r6lunk. Mi sem biso-
ayitja est jobban, mint ne
hdny ktragadott sajt6-pelda::
Mid6n az ohasa dllamt6je
a magyar kornadny-kdld0tt-
seggel egydtt az olass kirdly
Dendegeke7at R6nadbaa jdrt,
est tudntosan elhal'gattdk az
itte,,i ujsdgok, vissont essel
ssemaben egg Sdrga neua bot
rdnyt6s Uiselt dolgaird es So
rosatos pdrbajairo. k0s0ltek
nap-nap utdn DO ressletesse-
gG cikkeket. Ha EdUdrd XII
rdly le men, naond, taldn meg
ma is a Sdrga-fele mesekkel
untdtndk OlUGSoikat a lapok,
1aelyek legut6bb helyet taldl-
tax ARA is, hogy kisserkess-
seek: Budapesten 2 nil1io es
200 eser font lohust etteE
meg (nyereg aIatt puhitua?)
es eD sordn a frdaya naagya-
rOE
A fentiek utdn Srthet6Is1
nen mdradt hely annak meg
irdsdra, hogy II En- utdn 1888
ban less el6ss0r Eur6pdban az
Eucharisstikus VEdgkongress-
ssus, meg pedig Budapesten,
Scent IstDdn heteben, a nagy
magyar kirdly haldldnak 900
ik eDfordul6ja alkGlmdva...
Pedig ha az amerikai hir-
ssolgdlati iroddk hirek es nen,
botrdnyok naegirdsdra tore
Eednenek, ket hettel ese'6tt
jelenthettek vol,aa, hogy Hor-
thy Miklos teljes hdronanegyed
ora hosssat id0z0tt a Scent
Gtya DendegekSnt a Vatitdp-
ban, maid pedig 40 percen d1
ta,adcskosott PaceLd biboros
dllamtitkdrral, aki legut6bb az
EgyesIlt AHamokban jdrt es
atit kGuetkes6 .pdpa gya-
ndnt ennlegetnek.
A ssOk1tI1nul hOSssu S rend.
kivul ssivelyes vatikdnai ldt0-
gdtdS s0rdn a papa negdl-
dotta 4 magyar dllamt6t es
nejet, valanaint kul0n dlddsdt
kdldte Magyarorssdgnak. EN-.
lekil Horthy kormdnys6nak q
protestdnsoknak adhdt6 leg
naagasabb kitIntetest, az
aranysarkantyu-rendet ado
nadnyosta, a kornadnys6 neje-
nek pedig egg aranyb6l es DO.
T0stydnk6b6l kessllt r6ssafu,
cert nyujtott dt a Ssentatya.
A uldg t0bb mint 500 millie
kGtolikuSa felett uralkod6 egy-
hds-tejede,emnel t0rtent fe-
ledhetetle1a Mtogatdst k0let6-
leg - melynek sordn a pdpo
a ssintsn professions Dardny
Kdlnadn nainisstereas0k0t, Dd-
lanaipt Kdnya kulugynainiss-
tert egyardnt naagas kitdinte..
tesben ressesitette - a kor.
nadnys6 ssentsseki k0vetse-
gInkre l,ajtatott, ahol kisvdr.
t1tv1 P1celi bibOr0s visson0s-
ia az atlantic ldtogatdsdt:: a
pdpa neveben es n1egbisdSdb6l
Es ut6bbi alkalomnaal jut-
tatta az 0hasa felel6s vesct6i.
neE tudOnadsGrd a Ssentdty0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
EGYHAzAK, ECYLETEK FEGYELMEBE

Tekintettel ARA, hogy
Kardcsony es Ujev az iden
penteki napra esnek, SUR
G6SEN telkerjuk egyhdsa-
ink lelkesseit es egyleteink
Htkdrait, hogy a j0D6 es az
asutGn kOvet0 heten hirei-
ket legkes6bb
HETFC ESTE 6 CRAIG
ndjdk Ie UdrOSi iroddnkbdn,
4O8 W. Federal Street, Dagy
adjdk postdra nadr ssomba-
ton, hogy hett6re megkap-
hISSuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

OlDasoink a lGpot az i'm
nep el6tt CSUT0RTOKON
akarjdk megkapni es postd-
ra is Jog maenni csItOrtOk0n
reggel. Okvet,'enil foatos te-
hdt, hogy az egyl1dsi es egg
Ieti Hirek n1dr HETFON ke-
su1,kben legyenek.
Boidog unnepeket ki-
Udn az
AMERIKAT
MAGYAR HIRLAP
SZERKESZT6SEGE
ES. KIAD0HIVATALA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
Coming Eoents

Jan. G---Mother's Club, Colum- hian Gquires, meeting, Columbus Club, 7e North Main street. January 6--Jr. o. and O. Social Club installation.
 Januasy 0-vourt Verdi installa- ton, Liberty hall.
 January 6--Villa Maria Lodge in- stallation, Moose hall. January 6--Mrs. Florence B. Web-
 ster. B. & W. Women's Club speaker.
 Jahuary 7-opening of new K. of
 0. quarters. 70 No. Main street.
 Jan. 7---Meeting Sheridan Coun- oil, No. 24, Knights of Columbus, Columbus Club, 70 North Main January 7-washington Camp, S.
 of A., installation. t January 0--Industrial Foremen's
 Club dinner at Y. M. o. A.
 Jan. Selecting Michael Me- Oivney Circle, No. 124, Columbian squires, Columbus. Club, 70 North Main Street.
 January 0-Annuai meeting. Mat
 tatlick Historical Society. January 6 -- Installation, Court
 Fruitful Wins Lodge. January 0--New Haven County Le- zion district meeting. January e-i3--Nationai guard in- epections. January 0--Unica Chapter iaatal-
 iatiosa ct Pytlaiaf1 Hell. {. January D--Unica Chapter install laEion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04

January o--Annual meeting. sec-
 cad church.
 January 0-Irirst Baptist church
 annual meeting. January 9-1O--Girl Scout plays. Q,
 St. Johns hall. January l0-Itam A. 0. minstrel at { St. Joseph's hall. January To- -Speedweli Lodge, K. oi
 F., installation. January Naturalization and dinner
 Daughters of Italy Circle. January 10-Card party, Ladies
 Auxiliary, of Div. 67, 4. O. H. Jan. 10-social and dance, Michael McQivney Circle, No. 124 Columbian Squires, Columbus Club. 79 North Main street. January 1O--Roosevelt Lodge, ot
 Machinists' Union, installation. January ll-Joint installation. Lord
 Kitchener aile gaxiliary. January l1--Annual meeting oi
 Burns Club.
 January i2- Second church forum
 "Jim" Wilson.
 January 13--Quarterly meeting,
 First Methodist church. January l3-Pine Rock Circle in- stallation. January 14--Waterbury Public Speaking Club at Y. January i6- -Unica Chapter dinner dance, Waveriy inn. January 10--Star of Waterbury
 Lodge, installation. January 90 Camera Clan exhibit AaattatsiCk goCiety building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04

[ Hc Is purchasing agent of the City of Waterbury. "
 Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding were: Mrs. Lawrence Travis, Mrs. Mary Bradley, Misses Mary and Dorothy Bradley, MT. and Mrs. Robert Travis, Mss Josephine Travis, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Quin- Ian, Mir. and Mrs. William Burke, MT. and Mrs. Dennis O'Connor, all of Hartford, Mir. and Mrs Michael Magner of Windsor, MT. and Mrs. John Johnson of New York, MT. and Mrs. Robert E. Dunn of Mount Vernon, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. Frank P. Dunn of Rowayton, Mir. and Mrs. James s. Hurley of New York, MT. and Mrs. James If. Darcey, Miss Marguerite Darcey, Leo Whelan, Mir, and Mrs. Luke Stapleton, MT. and Mrs. Frank stapleton, Mir. and Mrs, George 1T. Close, MT. and Mrs. Joe seph Feeney, MT. and Mrs. Fred- derick Porter all of Cheshire, MT. and Mrs. Edward Peters of New Haven; MT. and Mrs. sampel Kemp of South Manchester, MT. and Mrs. William ogden, Miss Ruth Ogden of Pawtucket. R. I. and Dr. and Mrs. George Keefe of Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
Children Of Mary
 Hold Annual Party

The Children of Mary sodality of St. Stanislaus Kostka church enjoyed 8 Christmas party held at the Pulaski Hall recently. Games and dancing were enjoyed. Music was furnished by members of the Warsaw Radio Band of Waterbury. Those in charge were the Misses Frances M. Brovick, Katherine Droznik, Amelia Andrzewska and Loretta SzepanSki, who were ably assisted by Mrs. Droznik, Mrs. Bro- wick, the Misses Sally Brovick, Mary Dolecki, Helen Droznik, Ber- nice Kulinski and MT. Novak. Among the present were: Betty zkoblicka and Teddy Szusteck: Wanda Glina and John Mrozinski: 1: Clara Kosakowska and Henry Got libowski: Stella Bronecka and Pet CT OLear; Bertha Mrozinska and Stanley ziminsky: Jane Kurtz and Michael Kavula; Mary Grenick and William Rozycki: Helen Ma jewska and Emil Obernier; Edwina durtowski and Kenneth Carlson; Henrietta Majewska and John Standard: Sophie Sousteci and Fe- lix Brovick: Helen Markawitz and Anthony Rembish; Jane Dolecka and Edward Mrozinski; Mary Ma zurek and Victor Sweers; Bertha Klimaszewska and Edward Drost: Jean Grenick and Chester Roman ski; Marie Brovick and John Paw- elchak: Bertha Brym and Leo Wer- sid: Helen Saroka and John Ma zurek; Helena Schvenski and Chester Stankiewitz: Henrietta Mi- koski and Leonard Lucas; Alice Etanisz and Paul Bielucki; Stella Waleska and Albert Beauchemin; Mary zablotny and John Kowchak; Henrietta Kosakowska and Dr. Vim cent Obuchowski; Jane Hulk and
 Bill Kuchinsky; Jean Kuchihska and Frank zemak; Irene May and Joseph Posila; Anile Augustine and Myron Kompienski; Katherine Droznik and Stanley Bandurski; Francis Gawrych and Joseph May; Nelli Skoblicka and Joseph Fiftal; Sophie Majewska and Alexander J. David; Statia Nizelska and Edward Daley; Frances M. Brovick and John zagryn: Amelia Andrezewska and T. Thompson: Statia Morytko and John Skoblicki; Adeline Morytko and Felix Kuharski; Ber- nice Kulinski and Prank Golubeck; MT. and Mrs. Herbert Lukowski. The Funsome Sixsonne club held their weekly meeting at the home of Miss Marie Kilbride Of South View street. Games and dancing were enjoyed and Q delicious lunch con was served. Those present were: Helen Ferriter, Mary Multi gan, Irene Riley, Mae Lally, Mary dladney and Marie Kilbride. The next meeting will be held ct the home Of Miss Mary Oladney of Rye street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
z SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Ma,yn,ountG Group Holds Luncheon

The Connecticut chapter of Mary mount Alumnae held a luncheon meeting at the Hotel Elton to-day. Plans were laid for future social activities of the chapter. The meet ing was presided over by Miss Mar jorie G. Lynch of this city.
 Members of the alumnae attend- ing were: Misses Margaret and Mary Heitlnan, Mary McGrath, Maureef Slavin, Mary Louise Law Tor, Margaret Guilfoile and Mar jorie c. Lynch all of this city: Mrs. John c. McNerney of New Haven, Miss Alice Ring of New Haven, Mrs. William F. O'Connor and Miss Betty Brennan of Hartford, Miss Lauripe Cawlry of Bristol, Miss Joan Lalley of Bridgepo: :; and Miss Lucia Clancy, vice-preSident of the chapter of Danbury. Undergrad- Ilates present were: Misses Eleanor McGrath, Anne Neagle, Louise Spellman, Mary Donnelly and Kath- erine Carroll all of this city and Miss Ethel Moore of Bridgeport.
 Arrangements were in charge of Miss Lynch and Miss Slavin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
Personal
photo.

MT. and Mrs. John R. Brooks of East Main street are spending the weekend in Boston. Misses Claire Doolittle and Ma rion Guile of Meriden road are spending a few days in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. 0. Newton of Willow street are spending the weekend in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Wilson have returned to their home on Frost road after spending several days in Lee, Mass, where they were the guests of relatives.
 Miss Irene Morgan, 8 student nurse at Bellevue hospital, has been spending several days with her sis- ter, Mrs. Earl Wilton of Woodttck road.
 The Mothers club of the Colum- bian Squires will hold its January meeting Monday night in the Col urnbus Club, 70 North Main street. Mrs. James A. Phelan, president will preside. This will be the first meeting held by the club in the new K. of 0. home and all inem- bers are urged to attend.
 A guest speaker will address the members. A light lunch will be served following the business and social sessions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
Attendants Selected For Burns Mitchell Nuptials

St. Patrick's church will be the scene of g pretty January nuptial on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock when Miss Margaret M. Mitchell, daughter of Mrs. John Mitchell and the late Capt. John Mitchell of Washington avenue will become the bride of Walter x. Burns of Green wich, son of Mrs. Emma Burns of Hill street.
 The bride will be given in mar riage by her brother, Francis Mit- chell and will have as her matron Of honor and only attendant, her sister, Mrs. Harry Walsh. George Burns, will attend his brother as best man and the ushers will be Att torney 0. Driscoll Grimes of Green wich and Joseph o. Lee of this city.
 Following the ceremony @ recep-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04

ton for the immediate families and out of town guests will be held Rat the Hotel Elton. da Miss Mitchell is graduate sof Crosby High School and the Colun1- bia University school of Oral Hy- giene. MT. Burns isc graduate Of Amherst College, and Yale Law School and is at resent practicing law in Greenwich. He is tax attor- ney for the Town of Greenwich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
Colury,biar, Squires
 Arrange For Social

Michael McGivney Circle, No. 124 Columbian Squires, will hold @ so- cial and informal dance in the Col umbus Club, 70 North Main street Friday evening, January 10. Plans for the event, which will be the first of this nature conducted by the Squires in the new club quarters of the Knights of Columbus, will be formally announced at the circle meeting Wednesday night, Jan. 8.
 Sister Rosaria, the former Jose- phine Shanahan of this city, hes returned to Philadelphia where she is stationed following a visit with her sister, Miss Margaret Shana- han of Orange street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
Scholarship Fund
 Con,n,ittee To Meet

Miss Millie Ross, vice-chairrnan of the Scholarship Fund for Vas- sar College will give Q tea at her home, 888 Park Avenue on Mon- day afternoon, January 9th, for the members of the committee.
 Further plans for the Vassar Clubs benefit performance of ''Tristen and Isolde" to be given at the Metropolitan Opera House on Friday afternoon, January 3ist, will be discussed. Mme. Kristen Flag stad and Laurita Melchior will sing the leading roles.
 Mrs. Walter Eqing Hope, chair man of the committee, will be the guest of honor. The committee members who will attend Miss Moss tea are: Mrs. Arthur A. Ball. lantine, Mrs. Ernest Frederick Eid- litz, Mrs. Albert J. Erdmanfi, Mrs. Arthur Butler Graham, Mrs. Alois Havrilla, Mrs. John Humestone, Mrs. Milton L'Iccluse, Miss Marga- ret Morrey, Mrs. Edward Hall Jr., Mrs. T. Raymond St. John, Mrs. Alfred M. Vinton, Mrs. Earl Kress Williams, Mrs Winchester Moves, Mrs. Edward Bliss Reed.
 Mrs. Alanson T. Enos Jr.. Mrs. J. Irving Fort, Miss Helen Hope, Miss Cornelia Baker, Miss w. Chapman, Miss Edith Erdrriafln, Miss Eliza beth French, Asrgss Darwin P. Kings ley, Mrs. Joseph n. LoAchheifn, Miss Elizabeth McCutcheon, Miss Barbara Morgan, Miss Sarah Rich- ards, Mrs. Francis Adams Truslow, Miss Jane B. Voorhees,, Mss Alma Clayburgh, Miss Margaret Prem tise, Miss Kate Louis Vocdermuhll, Mrs. Dudley Holbrook Mills, Mrs. Edward w. Sparrow, Mrs. J. R. San- derson, Mrs. James Ehridge, Mrs. Henry Flynt, Mrs. w. BBall, Mrs. Godfrey Rockefeller, Mrs. Alan Chalmore, Mrs. Plihy w. William son, Mrs. 0. Hardin, ane Mrs. A. D. st. John.
 The fourteenth annual benefit performance will raise funds to further the excellent work of pro- yiding education for girls at Vassar College who are unable to afford their tuition. About thirty per cent of the student body ct Vassar Col. lege are in receipt of scholarship aid at the present time, or about 3o0' students out of an enrolment Of l,2O0. Mrs. Edward Bliss Rees is chairman of the Connecticut. committee.
 Miss Marion Victor of Norton street entertained recently in hon. or of Miss Shirley Turner. Dancing and games were enjoyed and buff fet luncheon was served. Guests in- cluded Ruth Pooler, John Cluney, Bernice Adkins, Donald Noonan. Helen Victor, Robert Murphy, Ei- eanor Charland, Joseph Martin, A1- ita Sawyer, Charles Seller, Lillian Walsh. Michael Grady, May MuraS- ka, Richard Rankin and Chester Perry.
 Afr. and Mrs. Roger Hart Of Washington street arc spending c fsw dasg in Providence, V. \.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
YolGnda ClubHns Annual Elections

Miss Edith Calo wase recently elected president of the Yolando club at the annual meeting in the Graduate Nurses club quarters. Other officers chosen were: Vice. president, Miss Margaret DeBonis; treasurer, Miss Josephine Carlo, and secretary, Miss Elda Mucci.
 Miss Mary Minervino was named chairman of the entertainment committee with Mrs. Joan Rug giero and Miss Mary Gcalo as assistant. Miss Laura Carserino was reelected chairman of the pulp licity committee.
 The slate will be installed Jan, 16,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
Children Of Mary
 To Elect Officers

The Children of Mary Sodality of St. Francis Xavier's Church will hold their regular monthly meeting on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock The annual election of officers will take place at the meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. James Carroll and children have returned to their home on Woodruff street after spending a few days in New York where they were the guests of Mrs. Carroll's sister, Miss Lucy Hayes.
 Roy German, @ student at Ad- miral Farragut Academy in New Jersey is spending several days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Ger man of Evans street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04

MT. and Mrs. William Minor of West Main street are spending the weekend in New York.
 Miss Katherine Gill of East Main street is spending several days with friends in Willimantic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04

Hr. and Mrs. Roger Hart Of Washington street arc spending Q 3ew dasD in Providence, V. I.