The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-11

events, while others will enjoy a band concert, bathing and boating. St. Joseph's fife and drum corps of this city will provide @ concert in the afternoon.
 Arrangements for the event call for arrival of the various delega- tionS from 10 a. m. until noon, fol- lowed by luncheon and the athletics at 3 o'clock. Guests will attend 8 dance at the pavilion in the even- ing at which time none other than Cab Galloway and his orchestra will furnish their hi-de-hi rhythm.
 Rev. A. Edward Gradeck of this city, state chaplain, will be in charge of the. local delegation as- sisted by Hedwiga Stulginskas, pres ident of the Children of Mary and Lithuanian Catholic Students and Professional Association; William Klimas, head of the senior choir; Adele Greblunas, junior choir pres ident; Julius Vilciauskas, president of the Knights of Lithuania; and John P. Greblunas, president of the Holy Name society. The delegates will leave shortly before noon from the school on John street, in char tered busses and private cars.
 St. Patrick's Dinner
 The 1887 season of St. Patrick's Holy Name society quoit league will draw to 8 close tonight when about 30 members celebrate at the annual league dinner at the Waterbury Recreation Rod and Gun club on Pearl Lake road. Peter FitzHenry, chairman of the circuit, has been appointed toastmaster and in addi- tion to the dinner, entertainment and refreshments will be enjoyed Edward Loftus won high individual honors for the season.
 CrackerjackS A. c.
 Members of the Crackerjacks A. c. will gather tonight at Pur- caro's Grove on Normand street for the first in a series of fall clam bakes. Refreshments, entertainment and brief speeches will constitute the program. About 50 are expected to be present. Peter Diorio is chair man of the committee, assisted by Andrew Purcaro, Cappy DiBlasio, Petr Galullo, Michael Purcaro and Frank Berardi, president
 Town Plot A. c.
 Preparations for the October dance under the auspices of the Town Plot A. c. will be discussed at meeting Monday night at 7:3O o'clock at. Mt. Carmel Community hall at which time Anthony L. Pur- caro will preside.
 Wilson A. c.
 Plans for the ensuing season will be outlined at meeting of the Will son A. c. to take place at the or ganization club rooms on wilson street Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. During the evening plans for the annual election of officers will be one of the important subjects of discussion, with balloting to be held the following week. The club is also planning the sponsorship of minstrel and dance, which it is ex- pected will attract wide attention.
 "" Cadets
 Steven Signor was reelected to the presidency of the Brooklyn YMCA Cadets at 8 meeting of the club which took place last night at the Washington avenue hut. Others who succeeded themselves include Charles Valerie, vice-president; Louis Cap oZzi, secretary; and John Barbieri, treasurer.
 Duces to Meet
 Preparations for fall and winter activities will be discussed at the initial season meeting of the Duces A. c. to take place at the YMCA Monday night at 7:30 o'clock. Mich ael J. Purcaro is advisor of the club.
 Miss Adella Lusas was elected president of St. Joseph's junior choir at the first rehearsal and business meeting which took place last night at the Congress avenue school, un- der the supervision of Professor Alexander J. Aleksis. Miss Lusas who has been a member of the organiza- tion for the past two years, succeeds Miss Adele Greblunas who was ad- mitted to the senior group earlier in the week.
 Others appointed include John Jenusaitis, Jr., vice-president; Miss Jennie Lusas, secretary; Miss Eve lyn Shugzdinas, treasurer; Lillian Pukinskas, Cell Smolskis, Edward Danauskas and Edward Orintas, en- tertainment and refreshments com mittee.
 New members admitted at last nights gathering consist of Edward Orintas, Edward Danauskas, Mary