The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-22
2-HOUR CONCERT
 ON HILL TONIGHT
Park Dept Band Featured
 Girl Scouts Hold HaI= l0we'en Party
WASHINGTON HILL


 A two-hour band concert by the Park Department band, under the 9iFection of CosIno Vendetti will be GfEeEed to residents of Washington Hin. at the Community house to- night.
 Starting at 8 o'clock, selections, classical and popular, will be offered until about 10 o'clock No children, other than those accompanied by parents will be admitted for the concert.
 The Washington Park Community Cluk has postponed its seini-menth- ly Eaketing to next week, to favor the concert.
 Binko
 Thursday night seems to be 8 more popular night for bingo en- tEfisiaSts, as was evidenced by the crowd in attendance last week. The games at the parish hall had been conducted Fridays, but last week the aate wes changed to Thursdays, meeting with the approval of the patrons.
 HalIoMe'en Party
 nUcking for apples, costume, cid- CT. Ill the usual occurrences, and several of the unusual, took place at the Qirl Scouts' Halloween party at the parish hall last night.
 The party was attended by about 60 elrls, all in costume. Prizes were &Nayded as follows: Funniest, Bea Pelietikr; most original, Betty Cum ninRhsIp: oldest, Margaret Byrnes; rtetktest, Joan Phelan. Judges in the contest were members of the married couples bowling league, wIio were bowling last night. Awards were made by Rev. James M. Cough lin.
 Tn the amateur contest conduct Cd, Emily Ouillette, with a song act, ven first prize; Shirley Maloney, dancer. second; Jule Sullivan, re- citation, third.
 Date Changed The date of the Children of A1hyy's Halloween party was chang Cd from Thursday, October 29, to Wednesday, October 28, by members Of the committee on arrangements, in q meeting at the parish hall last xikf1t. Members of the sodality and fheir friends, will masquerade for the efEAir. A program to create a xcAl Halloween spirit is being ar- ranged.
 Ehe arrangements committee in- cl{ides chairman Margaret Carroll, Dsther Egan, Catherine Tehan, Ag- mSs Donnally, Ann Lee, Mae Mo- Eilikott, Eleanor Kelly, Rita Ken- n2dy and Margaret Kelly.
 Saturday of this week the sodality &lll sponsor a cake and food sale mt the Miller & Peck store. The committee in charge of this affair 1s headed by MsfgaFst Kelly as 6liatrnn4n, and includes Mary Cam pihn Mary Wallace, Mary Shea, Nae Riley, BettY Sullivan, Eleanor Kelly, Mae McEllieott. Margaret GaffulI and Rita Kennedy.
 Community House Schedule
 A tentative schedule of dates for NVRA educational project workers at HE Community house is as follows; N!I4elay 7-0 D. m. vocal lessons by 3&lss Ann Egan: piano lessons by NfS. Thomas Healey. Wed. 2-5, 7-S $. na. sewing lessons by Miss Ryan; Slk0 we'd, 7-0 p. m. Mrs. Thomas 4zealay. plano lessons. Friday, 1p-12 q. ii. Mrs. Thomas Healey, piano lesens.
 Bowling
 Ire married couples league t6#led for averages at their first
 s46n last night at the parish hall, tz4 lea6tie will be held each Wkd-
 Iay night at 2 o'clock.
 Members of the league are: Mir. tzsH Hrs. Henry Walsh, MT. and Mrs. E x. Keefe, MT. and Mrs. Charles ZSfkh. AAr. and Mrs. Chris Braun, k< and Mrs. Charles Delaney, MT. &Ild hzrs. F. Malley. Mir. and Mrs. J. CthWaF. Atf. and Mrs. O, Stafstrorn &i,d A4f, and Mrc. F. Fruin.
 dnsght at the parish alleys, Q 1skkue composed Of school teachers, and another of Clock Shop girls will &e An seHsIGu.
 String Ensemble
 q 1nseial program of music, will Hk xendsfed at the Holy Name in- H1aIIaticn ceremonies Sunday night, E# z string elisemhle undGr the di- fEtki1n q May I,. Hlft. Tlae ensemble #ilI ks featured in assistance to the tttS ehoif. led by Prof. Robert F. Ezft, orsanist.