The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-10
Indian Track Star Studs Entries For
 Six-MiIe Marathon
Tarzan Brown to Race From Waterbury to Recreation FieId-Events to Start at NdOn and Continue Until
 Midnight-Bathing Beauties to Be FOnOred
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 att, Austin Adams, Wiliiara Knapp Howard Fassett and Edwin John son have returned from the Boy Scout caEnporee at Bridgeport evel the week end.
 The Misses Anne and Ellen Bau. kas of 66 Spring street were re- cent visitors in Bethel.
 Miss Phoebe Johnson cf Boston Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs August Johnson of Park avenue.
 Lawn Party Friday
 The Children of Mary of St Mary's church will sponsor a lawn party Friday night at 8 o'clock or the church lawn. Card games Monopoly and Easy Money will bt played. There will be . door prize prize for each table and refresh. inents. The members are caflvassine on a lovely white purse to be drawn off that night.
 The following committee will be in charge: Bernice Neal, Catherine Hughes, Eileen fiealy, Elizabeth Neal, Genevieve Coen, Lillian Sul- livaf1, Joan Lambert, Roseanne Me- Dermott, Althea 5chaR, Mary rpety- ko, Anna Yesii1skas, Helen Yesunas, Evelyn Carroll, Gladys Hickey, Jean Collins, Helen OrosE, Yolanda Bar bieri and fIilda Barbieri.
 
 Kay COnnell Elected
 Miss Kay Connell was chosen president of the St. Mary's dramatic club at meeting recently. She suc- Ceeds Andrew Nolan. Alec Baukas was elected vice-president, Joseph Burke, secretary and Helen Sokol- oski, treasurer.
 Kenneth Murphy was appointed to have charge of publicity. The sick committee was named as fol- lows: Evelyn Morine, Ann Aiftowt and Helen Jones: talent committee Kay Connell. Alec Baukas, Joseph Burke, Helen Sokoloski and Andrew Nolan.
 The society plans a banquet Thursday, June IS, at a site to be decided later. Fred zehnde, who was reappointed dramatics director of the club, heads the committed in charge. Assisting him are: Helen Sokoloshi, Kenneth Murphy, Andrew Nolan and Kay Connell.
 John Koris was elected secretary of the St. Georges Lithuanian so- ciety at Q recent meeting in the new home of the organization at Linden park. The society elects half of iti officers, including president and vice-president, at the beginning oi each year, and the other half about this time.
 Frank Daikus was named collec. tor of dues. Isidor Kazelunas, guard Joseph Matulonis, Peter White John K0ris, Anthony SundAs and William Muleski, delegates to the cemetery commission. The sick com fnittee consists of Charles Ells- berg and Anthony sundas.
 The society plans 6 picnic July 1 at Linden park. John Pocuis is chairman of the committee itl charge. Peter White and Joseph Danclauskas will assist him.
 Seeks Contributions
 The committee in charge of the annual Our Lady of Mount Carmel celebration is still busy seeking funds for the affair. 4 l1ouse-to- house solicitation is underway and although collections have been somewhat slow, it Is felt if coopera- ton is shown. there will be suffi- cient collected to sponsor the affair
 A fireworks exhibit which attracts thousands from all neighborine towns in the vicinity is the main ex- pense, but there will also be band concerts, parades and church serv- ices.
 Joseph Nardello, member of the committee today asked residents to send in donations to the comIlit- tee or to contribute freely when ap- preached.
 Graduated from College
 Miss Mary Edmonds, daughter oi MT. and Mrs. John EdmOnds Oi Ward street, was graduated last Fri day from Regis College, Weston Mass. She was Q member of the school paper stan there.
 She is Q Naugatuck high sch0o graduate. Attending the exercises from here were: Her parants and MT. and Mrs. George Wooley, Mrs William F. Kelly. Mrs. A. J. Mo- Carthy, Miss Helen Deegan, Miss Evelyn Feeley and Thomas and Jack Edmonds.