The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-14
Holy Name Bowlers
 Banquet Tomorrow
Thomas Fitzmaurice to Be TOastmaster at St. Pat'
 rick's Party-Magician Entertains Tonight
BROOKLYN NEWS

N NEWS
 prises John ". Stokes, Augustine Krisavage and Joseph Grenius.
 Miss Breive Honored
 Miss Anna Breive was honcred at a party recently at her home on John street, in celebration of her first birthday. The home was at- tractiyely decorated in a color scheme of pink and white. Refresh. ments and entertainment were en- joyed. The honored guest was the recipient of many gifts.
 Those present were: Anna Bretve, John Orsini, Adeline Colasanto, El- vira ValattiS, Eleanor Colasanto. Olive HaverSat, Dorothy Lucas, Eileen Daly, Shirley Grant, Doris Bayard, Rosemary Colasanto. Fran ces Banavich, Ruth Bansleben, Al~ gird Brazaes, Milda BraSaes, Carl Povalaitis, Elaine Ann Bedding, Ed- ward Josejh Hassingey, Mrs. c. Has, singer, Mrs. S. Siani, Margaret Co., viello, Mary Laudate, Mrs. Lucy Or. sini, Mrs. Peter Breive, Mrs. Nicho- las Orsini, Sophie Matulis, Mary Breive, Michael Oriola, Joseph Lau- date, Louis Laudate, Anna Finatere and Saverio Laudate.
 Mount Carmel Social
 The weekly social period under the auspices of St. Ann's society of the church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, will take place at the par ish hall Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
 St. Patrick's Party | Parishioners of St. Patrick $ church will be hosts at their regular weekly social gathering Friday night in the basement of the church. Ac- tivities will begin at 8 o'clock.
 Wilson A. c.
 The Wilson A. C.. will conduct 8 social period at their club rooms tomorrow night at 8 o'colck.
 Town Plot A. c.
 Plans for an entertainment and dance by the Town Plot A. c. April 23rd will be discussed at a meeting at the club rooms tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. The affair will be held at Mt. Carmel hall and will in- clude wide assortment of enter tainers.
 Charles Travie is chairman of the general committee, assisted by An- thony L. Purcaro, president; James Zingarelli, tickets; Rocco Forgonie and Daniel Brigial, refreshments; Frank Place, ushers; and Ben Stango, stage.
 I. c. C. League to End
 The last game of the Brooklyn YMCA interclub council basketball league will be played at the Wash ington avenue hut Thursday night and will be followed by dancing. The contestants in the final event represent the Duces and Paramount clubs. Ladies will be admitted gratis.
 H. N. STUDY CLUB
 A belief that the United States should arm to 8 further exten: as a precaution against and in prep aration for future wars, was the general consensus of opinion last night at the regular meeting of St. Joseph's Holy Name Society,s study club in the Congress Avenue school. In vote taken among those in at- tendance, 20 favored armament, 3 were against and { were impartial to the subject.
 A panel discussion on the subject, "The United States should keep pace with the ether nations of the world in the building of armaments," preceded the poll. Speakers pre- sented arguments on both sides of the question. An open discussion followed with all those in attend- ance taking part. John P. Greblu- mas, chairman of the Study clubs, presided at the meeting and brief remarks were made by Rev. Bene- dict F. Gauronskas, chaplain.
 Speakers included Stanley J. Lucas, Joseph Smolskis, Peter Ro- manauskas, Joseph Vitkauskas and Anthony Stasiunas.
 Another panel discussion on the subject, Democracy is more Bene- ficial to Mankind than Dictator ship" will be helt at the next meeting of the Study Group on April 27 at 8 p. m. Papers will be read by the following: Affirmative, Peter Romanauskas, Raymond Glibas. John P. Grehlunas; negative, An thony Dereskevich, Victor Sabalaus- kaS and Victor Meskunas. An open discussion will follow.