The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15

performance by group of choirs.
 The service will close with candle.light professional and the singing of unaccompanied carols by the choirs standing in @ large circle In the aisles in the darkened church. Tn all about 100 singers and musi- clans will participate in the service. Improvement Reported
 Improvement is reported in the condition of Mrs. II. Vincent Towns- ley of Lewis street, a patient at the Waterbury hospital.
 Yuletide party Friday
 Beacon Valley grange is complet. ing preparations for It's annual Christmas party in Grange hall Friday night. Children will receive gifts and furnish the entertainment program. No card party will be held Saturday night because of the holi- day season, the next one peing scheduled Jan. 8. .
 The Golden Cleaners met today at the home of Mrs. Ida SchmitS' Beacon valley for an all.day Ses- sion, Lunch was served at noon with Mrs. John Benson as hostess.
 Perry Addresses Club
 Members of the Naugatuck Rotary club this noon heard an interesting talk by Harold R. Perry, former president of the club. His subject was "Fishing in Anticosti." The meeting was held at Halls tavern.
 Annual Party Tomorrow
 The annual Christmas party of Evergreen chapter, Order Of Eastern Star, will be held in Masonic hall tomorrow night at the busi. ness session. Each member IS asked to bring a 10 cent gift for the grab bag. Motion pictures will be ex' hibited as part of the entertain ment program.
 Chris,mas Party Tonight
 Aetna lodge, Shepherds of Bethle- hem, will hold a Christmas party tonight after the regular meeting in Goodyear hall. All members are asked to attend and bring a gift. Mrs. John Stockton will be in charge of the affair.
 Affair Success
 Local friends of the late Mrs. Margaret (May) Calvin, wife of William Calvin, former Naugatuck resident, were pleased at the sue. cess of the recent card party held by nurses of the class of 1928 of st. Vincent's hospital, Bridgeport. As a result of the party, sufiicient funds were raised to furnish a hos. pital room to be named in her honor. Naugatuck friends contrib uted generously.
 Local residents attending included Mrs. Annie B. Calvin, Fire Chief and Mrs. Milton A. Calvin, MT. and Mrs. John Hanley, Mrs. D. Fitz. gerald, MT. and Mrs. Frank Madden, Mir, and Mrs. P. Fitzgerald, MT. and Mrs. Charles La Chance, MT. and Mrs. T. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary CaSs, Mrs. Larry Farrell John Fitzgerald, Frank Caulfield, Edward Calvin and the Misses Marcella kiernan, and Qenevieve Fitzgerald.
 Girl Scouts Participate
 The local Girl Scouts had a fine delegation attending the yule log ceremony Saturday at Camp Weuuabauset, Waterville. Rose Lam. son and Kathryn Kirby, two local Qirl Scouts, had the honor of find. ing the yule log. The Methodist Episcopal church troop, with Miss Mary Allen as captain, had charge of making the fire.
 Girl Scouts from her who attend- cd were: Dorothy Caskey, Kathryn Kirby, Rose Lamson, Matilda Carl, Olive Hultberg, Dorinne Dur, Jane Wyatt, Mildred Brown, Barbara and Patricia Anderson, Helen Moves, Betty Fink, Bertha Tuthill, Airline wyatt, Rita Fleming, Ruth Jen- nlngs, 1ren eSheridan, Sylvia KieV- man, Phyliss Klimasiewski, Kay Houcy, Elinor Churchill, Ruth Deth- lefsen, Margaret Noble, Evelyn Rich Dorothy Meier, PhyliSS Vest and wilma Raap.
 Leaders and committee members from Naugatuck were: Mrs. Edgar Wyatt, Mrs. Clarence Anderson, Miss Frances Moss. Mrs. W. Glenn Kirby and the Misses Althea Davis, Marjorie squires, Mary Allen and Arletta Durr.
 Elect Tonight
 Election of officers of the Colum- blan Rebekah Lodge of odd Fellows will take placo tonight at 0:00 o'clock at Q meeting in odd Fellows hall. A class of candidates will DC initiated.