The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-11
Record AttendanceA At
 Communion Service,
St. Francis Xavier Holy Name Group Hears Interestif
 Addresses Bowling Banquet Planned

MempeTS or tHe 6t. FThIlCb AhVleG Holy Name society observed Moth- er's day in Q truly reverert manner by receiving communion in a body and then enjoying their annual communion breakfast at the parish hall. The affair was the most suc- cessful ever held by the society; more than 300 members were in at- tendance.
 Seated ct the speakers table were Rev. Vincent c. Dore, o. F., Ph. D., professor of sociology of Providence College; Art Mc0inley, sports editor of the Hartford Times; Toastmaster Edward P. Egan; Rev. James J. O'Connor, chaplain of the society; Thomas Scadden, president of the society: and Wallace rngliS, chair man of the arrangements commit tee.
 President Thomas scadden was first speaker of the morning. In his short message he conveyed his thanks to all members of the com- mittees who had aided in the ar- arrangements for the success of the affair and also congratulated those in attendance for their manifesto ton of faith by being present. Rev. James J. O'Connor stated he was proud to be chaplain of the society for their fine showing in attendance.
 Mother Champion
 Tn my 26 years as sports writer I have seen many champions in all fields of sport" said Art Mcdinley, "but in my estimation the real champion of oil is the mother of man." In his address he stated the evil of over-emphasis of sporting on the party of many of the youths of the present day. Humorous sports anecdotes and "reminiscences formed the background for his humorous talk.
 His brilliance as e professor of sociology was made apparent in Father Dore's address. Tn his talk on "The Efforts of the Holy Name So. ciety in Combating theS Present Day Evils" he pointed out and warned against the evils of coin- Inunisn1 and atheism.
 The breakfast, complete in every detail, was prepared by the Colon- made Caterers and served by tho la. dies of the parish. The hall had been beautifully decorated for the occasion.
 A program of dipner music was rendered by the WPA string cn- semble with Mike Pace as director and Miss Ann Egan guest soloist.
 Committees
 The arrangements committee was headed by Wallace Inglis and in- ciuded: Rev. James O'Connor, Thomas scadden, president of the society; Joseph Mulcunry, Raymond Grady, Joseph scully, Daniel Bald win, Edward Curley, Edward Egan, Martin Tehan, John Phelan, James Cusick, William Carroll, Patrick Wallace, Charles Earth and Chris Hanley.
 Women of the parish who 50 ef- ficiently served the breakfast inc cluded Mrs. M. J. Tehan, Mrs. F. x. Bergin, Mrs. Thomas ODonnell, Mrs. John Buddy, Mrs. Arthur Ken- nedy, Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. B. x. Keefe, Mrs. Frank Keefe, Mrs. F. Rochon, Mrs. Joseph Kelley, Mrs. Frank Malley, Mrs. Chris Braun, MES. Charles Earth, Mrs. M. Kelly, Mrs. Charles Delaney, Mrs. William Carroll, Mrs George O'Neill, Mrs. Frank Coleman, Mrs. Conway and Mrs. William Phelan.
 Holy Name Bowling Banquet A belated bowling banquet will be held by the members of the Holy Name Bowling league teams at Moynihan's next Saturday night, May 10. The committee in charge of affairs consists of Tom Brophy, Marty Moriarty, Michael Kenney and Les Coughlin. Frank Spillane will feature in the role of master of ceremonies and chief entertain CT. Bill Clasby has been requested to scure the services of other enter timers.
 Awarding of prizes to the win- ners will be the main event of the festive evening. Suitable awards will be presented Mike Kenney's team which took first place in the league race. Pat Sheehan will be awarded for attaining high single mark of l49: and John Donnelly's high three game of 387 will also come in the award class.
 The banqueters will meet at the parish hall Saturday night at 3 o'clock before leaving for their des- tination. Private cars will be uti- lized for transportation.
 Captains of teams and omcers oI the league will meet at T:30 o'clock tomorrow night at the parish hall to make preparations for the ban Equet.