The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-03

dict Chepul, Raymond Brazauskas, John Smotas, Thomas Stankevicis, Albinas Kveselis, John Blinstrulis and Joseph Shukis. The Snowflakes, Bertha Silkauskas, Helen Alubaus- kas, Debris Kveikus, Adele Gudra, Mary Petrauswas, Emmo Jerosus, Bertha Martisus, Frances Shopis, Stella Berinius, Elizabeth Stankus, Albino Yurkunas, Grace Alisauskas, Gladys Kevina, Mildred Baltrush, Aldona Staskevicius, Anan Silkaus- kas, Nellie Benavicius, Helen Pa- zera, Helen Romanauskas, Helen Rainis, Florence Ayette, Anna Vasi- lauskaS, Frances Delicks, Edna Urb- ston, Lillian Tonikus, Winifred Dalton, Frances Gistas, Helen Gwaz- dauswas, Patricia Subach, Helen Stokna, Eleanor Voznekaitis, and Julia Daunis.
 Flowers, Mary Vaitkus, Eva Mar- cinkas, Theresa Stokes, Victoria Simutis, Eleanor Vaitkus, Adella Zakarauskas, Cecelio Smolskis, Hel- en Dudonis, Helen Tupkus, Philo- dredmena Lukminas, Natalie Yok- sha, Mildred Bruzas, Constance Sau- kus, Agnes Maksemarich, Aldona Ru- dokas, Lillian Simulinas and Agnes Shirkus.
 Brooklyn A. c. Outing
 In. discussing ways and means Of supporting baseball team in the City Amateur league financially, members of the Brooklyn A. O., voted at a meeting yesterday morn- ing to sponsor an outing Sunday, May 23. The event will take place at the Brooklawn cottage at Lake Quassapaug. Tickets for the affair were ordered ana will be offered for sale this week.
 The committee in charge includes Daniel J. Mahaney, Rudy Bercier, Matt Dunphy, John "Skiddo" Dunn schott, William Moskowitz, Thomas Conway, Michael J. Higgisten, Al Lawlor, Jeff Morrison and Phil Sacco.
 H. N. to Meet
 There will be an important meet ing of St. Josephs Holy Name so- ciety study club tomorrow night at the Congress avenue school at 7:So o'clock.
 Choir to Meet
 Final arrangements for the cele- bratoin of Mothers day will be eem- pleted tomorrow night after the weekly rehearsal of St. Jeseph's $ choir at the Congress avenue school at 7:45 o'clock.
 Bowling Banquet
 More than 75 couples attended the annual banquet of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Holy Name society $ bowling league Saturday evening at the parish hall. Louis Rocco of ficiated as toastmaster. The princl- pal speakers were Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, pastor, Rev. Dennis J. Bl- rarelli, Anthony F'iceto, president of the Holy Name society and John AL tieri, chairman.
 During the period in which prizes were distributed the championship team consisted of Captain John J'- Anthony, Rev. P. W. Flynn, Charles Fischetti, Anthony Ficeto, James Birarelli, and Aniello Violo was il- troduced. The award for high lrl- dividual average was presented to Jerry Padula. Babe Malaria won high single and Alex Comardo, high three strings.
 Preparations for participation in the observance of Mothers day next Sunday by joining several other Lithuanian youth organizations were discussed yesterday at the monthly meeting of St. Joseph's Children or Mary Sodality at the parish hall fol- lowing the o'clock mass. Miss Heo- wiga Stulginskas presided.
 Sunday morning the socialists will receive Holy Communion at the o. clock mass and then adjourn to the church hall where breakfast will be served. The program for the even- ing will include the presentation o1 8 play, concert, and dance.
 Play Rehearsal :. Members of the cast who will per- form in the Mothers day enter tainment at St. Joseph's hall will meet tonight at the choir rooms in the Congress avenue school for a robaarcaI at 7.A6 o'clock.