The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-02

Mrs. Fred Davino of LounSbury avenue was hostess at Q greenback shower recently in honor of her niece, Miss Josephine Sango of Fifth street. Miss Stango will be married to Charles Negaro, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Negaro of South Leon- ard street Junt l.
 Those present were, Mrs. Fred Da- vino, Antonette, Celestina, Josephine Dayino, Mrs. Frank Croce, Maria Croce, Mary Ann Stango, Mrs. Vin- cenzo Faya, Laura Martone, Ann Ranaido, Josephine DiLeo, Mrs. John Macchia, Mrs. Carmela Pel- osi, Mrs. John Di Chiara, Ann Branco, Mrs. J. Branco, Mrs. Irmina StanRo, Florence VerraStro, Mrs. M. Krorn, Mrs. Louis LaFlamine, Diana Gaffred, Polly Shanahan. Mrs. Rose scissia, Mrs. Patsy DiChiara, Mrs. Philip Ciriella, Janette Lanctot, Mrs. Yola Pagano, Mrs. Chiarina Salerro, Mrs. Jennie Genu, Mrs. Charles Burns, Fannie Jamele, Grace Mor- rissey, Mrs. Louis Esposito. Ceoil Massi, Mrs. Rowland Massi, o. San- tos, Mrs. Ann Santos, Mrs. Filomena Martone, Mrs. Theresa Flamighetti, Ann Negaro, Carmella Flamighet- ti, Mrs. Thomas 1zzo, Mrs. Joseph Calo, Mrs. Ralph Davino, Mrs. Michael Negaro, Mrs. Marciano Calo, Theresa Masselli, Mrs. Philip Calo, Mrs. Vito Ciampi, Rose Mac- chia, Mrs. Nicholas Perazelli, Mrs. Delma D'Angelo, Mrs. John Jen- nettey, Mrs. Mary Sanzona, Mrs. Angelo Davino, Margaret Varnelli, Agnes Donnelly, Mrs. Matthew Don- nelly, Mrs. Charles Bozzuto, Mrs. Otto Di Benedetto, Jane and Ther- esq Davino, Mrs. Mary Ranado, Mrs. Anthony Covlello, Pauline Brucato and Miss Patsy Jamele.
 st. Patrick's
 The annual banquet of St. Pat rick's bowling league will take place tonight at Elk's Hall at which time the program will consist of talks by Rev. pr. Eugene P. Cryne, pastor, Rev. Bernard Foster, Rev. William Wirkus, and Rev. Joseph J. Valan- tiejus. pastor of St. Joseph's church. The toastmaster will be Thomas Fitzmaurice, president of the Holy Name society.
 The committee in charge includes Cyril Dunphy, chairman, Edward Loftus, Francis Fitzgerald, Frank Hardy, Michael Higgiston and Jo- seph DeVine. Prizes will b0 awarded to Frank DiBiase, Michael Driscoll, Frank Hardy and William Carroll. Captain Francis Fitzgerald and his team will receive 8 surprise award for last place.
 The affair will begin at Q o'clock with dancing to the music of James Fitzgerald and his orchestra.
 Cabaret Dance
 st. Joseph's Hall will be the scene of one of the most colorful semi- formal dances of the season tonight. The committee has arranged for suitable decorations and favors with Harry Brinkman's orchestra provid- ing music. Only couples will be ad- mitted.
 Rev. A. Edward 0radeck and Mrs. Martha Zailskas are in charge of the committee, assisted by Hedwiga Stulginskas, Mrs. Vera Voetglin and Michael Verbickas.
 Veterans Dance
 Patrons of the Lithuanian Amer ican association frolic will find en- joyment until an early hour tomor- row morning at 46 Green street. During the evening there will be Q bologna supper and dancing with music by the Young Melodians or- chestra. Refreshments will be serv. cd all evening. The proceeds will be use dto defray expenss of quipping the post with needed banners, uni- forms and incidentals demanded by official regulations.
 The committee includes Charles Slokus, Joseph Bendler, John Bru- gas and Victor Danasavage.
 Chorus Supper and Dance
 Several traditional Lithuanian songs to represented by the chorus of the L. 0. P. 0. club will her. aid their first social event tonight at Venta Hall. The program will be un- der the direction of Miss Bronie Basins and will be followed by mod ern dancing. A baloRna simmer will