The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-03

Final arrangements Tor the
sculptoral exhibit of Peter Rirnsa,
International known Lithuanian
artist, at the Mattatuck Historical
society beginning Sunday afternoon
will be completed at meeting Of
the general committee in the music
studio of Professor Alexander J.
Aleksis on Center street tonight at
$3.50 o'clock. She exhibit will last for
two weeks.
Included on the general COM
mittee are Professor Aleksis, chair
man, DR.. John s. Staneslow, assist
ant chairman DR.. Frank j. Hill,
treasurer, Marcelle Andrikas, secret
airy; Attorney Casimir Lokocius.
Hedwiga Stulginskas, william Kill
mas, william Jokubonis and Helen
Tareila.
Arrangements for the exhibit
were discussed last night at the
regular weekly meeting and erhear-
sal of st. Joseph's senior choir. The
following were appointed delegates
to attend the official opening cere.
monies Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Mary Adomaitis, Mary Alubau-
kas, Marcelle Andrikas, Adele Lut-
kus, Natalie Plangas Ursula Sar-
dinskas, Albina Stankevicicius Ann
Stokna, Hedwiga Stulginskas
Michalina Vaicius, Lester Brooks,
Joseph Coskie, Alphonse Jarvis,
Charles Karinauskas, william Kill
mas, Peter Lazauskas and Peter
Ulinkas.
In addition to the exhibit there
will be an interesting program OF
folk lore by group selected
dancers, selections by the Lithuan-
Ian Little Symphony orchestra,
classical dance Interpretation by
Mis- Edna Lazdauskas and q con-
cent by accordionists Ed Digimas
and Val Markevicius.
Molly Name Active
The status and settlement Of
sit down strikers" will be decided ut
meeting of the Study club OF 81.
Joseph's Holy Name society Tuesday
night at the Holy Name quarters
IN the Congress avenue school.
Members Of the society have been
selected to gather material on the
activities OF such protests which
have been used In all sections OF
the country the past several months.
The question will be Resolved, THAT
Sit Down Strikes are Justified
The affirmative side will be taken
by Peter RomanauskaS and Josehh
Smolskis, while John Kairis and AL
fred Waiculonis, have been selected
to uphold the negative side.
Last nights meeting Of the Study
club was featured by reading OF
Catholic poetry by Peter Romanaus-
kas: a talk about recent trip to
Vermont by Vincent Brazis.
The discussion of the history OF
the Catholic church will be con-
tinued by Spiritual Advisor, Rev.
Benedict Gauronskas, Tuesday. The
meeting will begin at 1880 o'clock.
Card Party Friday
st. Joseph's church will benefit
from the proceeds of a card party
Friday night In the church hall.
The progr;m will begin at o'clock.
Popular games will be played. Prizes
will be awarded to high scorers and
for the greatest number Of games
won. Refreshments viii be served.
Arrangements for the event have
been completed by large commits
tee representing the Lithuanian
Catholic Federation which consists
of 81 societies of Lithuanian Catho-
lie extraction.
Included on the program will be
an exhibition by the Waterbury
Gymnastic Society of which Leon
Bucks Is director. Members, to par
ticipate during the gymnastic pro-
gram will be Roland Bucks, Frank
Cipriano. Nicholas MOTTO, Jerry
lombard, Charles Marcelynas and
Charles Stankus.
Auxiliary supper Dance
Plans were completed at meet
ing Of the auxiliary Sylvester J.
Stokes Post OF the Lithuanian Leg
ion, at meeting last night In st.
Joseph's Congress avenue school for
a supper and dance Saturday April
10. at 40 Green street. Invitations
will be extended to the general pub
lie and 10 members OF other veter-
ans units in the city and state.
There will be entertainment and