The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

Plans for future activities were formulated last night at meeting of the K. of L. The program will get under way officially next Mon- day evening at which time Rev. John J. Kripas will conduct forum during which many topics of the day will be analysed.
 Arrangements were made for the customary observance of Mothers Day, Sunday May 10th when the club will assemble, attend mass and receive Holy Communion. In the af- ternoon there will be 8 reception while the ceremonies will be con- cluded in the evening with @ play by tn Dramatic Club, followed by dance at St. Joseph's hall. The committee appointed to complete preparations includes: Harry Ken ausis, John Lesunaitis and Anna Zukauskas. Kenausis was also sel- ected to act as chairman of the in- itiation committee.
 The club billiard tournament, now one of the most popular activities at the club, will be in charge of Will liam Chubby" Valuckas for the re- mainder of the season. He succeeds Charles Ignotas whose other con- nections prevent him from devoting several nights each week to the contests.
 Alexander J. Aleksis was appoint ed to head the reception commit tee for receiving and entertaining two Lithuanian speakers who will appear nthis city. April IA and IS. A committee appointed to secure data on the c. l.. c. activities was named consisting of Father Kripas, Alexander J. Aleksis, Joseph G. Cos kie and Harry Kenausis.
 The meeting was in charge of President Attorney Joseph P. Ali shausky and was followed by so- cial. The committee for the social was headed by Paul Kauneckis, as- sisted by Mary Mazaika, Frank Smudinas, James J. Valaitis and Bruno Merkins.
 Frank Smudinas, chairman of the bowling league, announced matches wil be resumed tomorrow night at St. Joseph's alleys at 8 o'clock. The league was idle during the past two weeks as members attended the services at the mission.
 The anual bowling banquet will take place Saturday night, April 25 at the Elton. Those in charge in- clude Frank Smudinas and the fol- lowing team captains, John Ambro- zaitis, James J. Valaitis, Joseph Du- bauskas, Joseph Swasey, William Zanavich, Edmund Jenusaitis, Peter Lazauskas, and John Williams. Study Class Resume The regular study class at St. Patrick's Lyceum for the children will resume this week. The first group will meet tonight while an- other assembly will take place to- morrow night.
 A large crowd enjoyed the social sponsored by St. Joseph's Children of Mary last night at the sodality headquarters in the Congress ave- nue school. During the evening. Beano, singing, entertainment and refreshments were enjoyed. The af- fair was conducted under the direc- tion of Elanor Butnor, Eva Micha- lainis and Hedwiga Stulginskas.
 Those present were: Nellie Lizau- skas. Ella Yanavich. Tessie Vichu- tonis, Bernice Vozenhaitis, Helen Focus, Minnie Plungis. Anna Kibar- tas, Anna Jankausaks, Vera Stan- kus, Eleanor Butnor, Anna Lukau- skas, Valeria Klimas, Rose Vuglas, Violet Peters. Sophie Unikas, Helen Phillips. Adele Shalangus, Eva Michalainis. Helen Augis, Beatrice CzinefG. Hedwiga 6tulginskas, Nellie Arminas. Mary Strickulis and Joan Stokes.
 Meeting Next Week
 The bi-monthly meeting of the Holy Name Society of Nit. Carmel church will take place Tuesday night at the parish recreation cen- ter. The meeting VIII open at Q o'clock and will be held in charge Of Anthony colucci and Rocco CIampi.
 oficerB of st. Joseph's Junior and Senior choirs vii hold joint meet-