The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-12
Plan Party

Members of the combined societies of the Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel have invited the general public to attend a novelty party Thursday night at the parish hall at 8 o'clock. The hosts and hoStesses have completed exhausting efforts in their program of arrangements and at this time are confident the general activities will be enjoyed by a large representation of friends The party will serve to, mark the first in series planned the next few months, with proceeds to be used for the benefit of the church. .
 The general committee Is com. prised of Anthony Ficeto, John Sa. vino, Mrs. Louis DiZinno, Salvatore Fazio, Connie D'Angelo, Anthony Colucci, Rocco Ciampi, Louis Rocco John Jannetty, Antoinette DiZinno, Mrs. Philomena Dantino, Marion Martiro, Pauline Brucato, Anne Raimo, John Ortelle, Frank Fam ighetti, Pasquale Russu, pasquale Varanelli, Ambrose Maggi, Angela Marciano, Alphonse Ortelle, Joseph Ortelle. John Roberti, Louis DiRi. enzo, Joseph Comardo, Frank Var. atelli, Romeo Vitarelli, Vito Ciampi Louis Massirno, Pasquale Mangini, Salvatore Fibre, and Vincent Ma turo.
 Vllnlus Protest
 More than 75 will take an active part in the program dedicated to the redemption of Vilnius tonight at St. Joseph's hall at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the local branch of the Lithuanian Roman Catholic Alliance. Speakers. enter tainment and dancing will consti- ute the program, arrangements for which have been, in progress the past several weks.
 The program in all cities of the United States where there is a large Lithuanian population will be the 17th anniversary of the seizure of the former national capital, and efforts Tor It's restoration are made through these efforts.
 Speakers this evening will in- cluoe Sergeant Petras Klikna and Mrs. Kanapka of Lithuania, and Rev. Benedict Gauronskas of St. Jo- sephs church. Sergeant Klikna has been a participant in many strug- gles for the Independence of Lith- uania especially those held at Aux stadvaris, Trakia and Sauliai, anc now hase charge of a detachment of secret police and a large district where volunteer troops can be mus. tered for national defense at irnne- diate notice. Mrs. Kanapka has long been active abroad in affairs of state. Father Gauronskas, the past summer visited the larger cities; Of Lithuania and inspected the educa- tlonal institutions. He also made n personal study of general conditions
 AItre the speakers have been heard, members of the church. senior choir will present several pa. triotic selections. The stage proorar m Will be followed with dancing to the music of Al Jarvis and the Young Melodians orchestra. ,'r
 Included on the general commit tee are Professor Alexander !. Aleksis, general-chairman; Rev, Jo- seph J. Valantiejus, honorary-chair. man; Mrs. Magdaline Karinauskas. Miss Mary Kaseta, Miss Adele Lut- kus, Miss Adele Lusas, Miss Jennie Lusas, Peter Jokubauskas. Peter Luz oinas. Mrs. Anthony Stankeyicia Joseph G. Coskie and Miss Marcelle Andrikis.
 Town Plot A, c,
 The dance committee of the Town Plot A. c. will meet tomorrow night at the home of President Anthony |. Purcaro, 41 Normand street. at 7:30 o'clock at which time plans will be formulated for the annual. dance at Mt. Carmel hall. October 29th John Carrllei is chairman of the committee. Plans will be outlined Tor house warming when the Plotters open their new headuuar- ters.
 Crackerpaks a..
 Frank M. Berardi will preside at a meeting of the Crackerjacks A.sC tomorrow night at the Normand street club rooms at 7:3O o'clock The principal discussion will con cern a dinner dance to be given fi1 the near future.