The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-03
1925 AT ANNUAL 2 CHURCH SUPPER
Chicken Pie Served By Congregational Women
 Last Evening
WATERTOWN
Correspondent: Agnes CesgEove
 Phone S91

Watertown, Dec. 3-Despite the poor weather, 326 people were served yesterday at the annual chicken pie supper of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Congregational church. The tables were decorated with red roses, red candles, and Christmas greens. During the afternoon and evening Q sale of various articles and homemade candy, jams and jellies was conducted.
 Table hostesses and waitresses for the supper were Mrs. John Beach, hostess; Ruth and Doris Wheeler, Virginia Copeland; Mrs. Fred Camp, hostess, Eleanor Beach, Helen Birks; Mrs. Howard Farwell, hostess, Caroline Wilhelmy, Jane Darwell: Mrs. Arthur Copeland, hostess, Edith Hannington, Elsie Root; Mrs. E. H. Lamphier, hos tess, Gwendolyn Nuhent. Elizabeth. Logue and Mrs. Edward Butter field, II; Mrs. P. H. Barton, hostess, Mrs. W. B. Pickard, and Evelyn Walton; Mrs. F. w. Judson, host ess, Muriel Vaill, Alice Baldwin, Alice I.ogue; Mrs. Ernest Wright; hostess, Alice Lamprier Mildred Stevens; Mrs. George Harper, host ess, Priscilla Atwood. Helene Allyn, Mrs. Henry Copeland, Novella Fischer.
 Meeting Postponed
 The monthly meeting of the lo- cal branch of Connecticut Council of Catholic Women was postponed last night to Monday evening, De- cember 2.
 Baptiste Society Meets
 The annual meeting of St. Jean Baptiste society was held Tuesday evening at St. Johns school hall. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Spiritual advi- sor, Rev. William Disco; honorary president, Henry Deziel; president, Aiphonse Berthiaume; vice-presi- dent, Henry Lemay; secretary, Doris Collins; assistant secretary, Mrs. Alphonsc Berthiaume; financial secretary. Sam Collins; treasurer, Donat Lernay; master of ceremo- nies, Armand Lemay; auditors, Jo- seph Pichette, Fernando Lemay; marshals. Ralph Farley, Conrad Collins; director of infantile case, Henry Lemay.
 Regular monthly meetings of the society will be held on the first Thursday of the month hereafter at St. Johns school hall. Plans were discussed for the Christmas party for children of the members De- cember g at the school hall.
 4 public bingo party will be sponsored by the society Saturday evening at the school for the church.
 Mystery Supper
 A mystery supper will be served before the regular monthly meeting of the local chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star next Wednes- day evening at 6:30 o'clock. Rolls, coffee, and butter will be provided, but each nembersis requested to bring some dish to. be served at the supper.
 The men of the organization will take charge of the entertainment to follow. Bingo and cards will be played with small prizes awarded the winners. There will be no extra charge for the entertainment.
 Finish Work for Missions
 The Parish Helpers of Christ church finished articles which they were making for box to be sent to mission in Virginia, at their meeting Tuesday evening. Plans were discussed for a visit to be made to the Junior guild of Trinity church in Torrington, December 8. Miss Dorothy Johnson will be in charge of transportation.
 The Scxta Feira society will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Newton B. Hobart of Wood- bury road. Mrs. Arthur c. Thomas will read paper on "The End of Dynasty.
 December Hurts
 Weather permitting the Water town Hunt will meet during Decern- Der on the following schedule: December--5aturday, s, 11:0O q. m. Fairfield Hunt kennels, Fairfield joint meet with Fairfield Country hunt; Wedcsday, 9. 1i:00 arn.-Cher- ry farm: Saturday, l2. 11:00 am. m. Kennels, joint meet with Fairfield; Wednesday, 16, 11:00 a. m. DiBiase's farm: Saturday. 10. 12:00 m. Ben savage's farm; Wednesday, 9. HOO a. m. Dr. Merriman's farm; Satur-