The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-25
Entries Closed For
 Field Meet Saturday
St. JOseph's Holy Name Expects COlOrfu Field to Per-
 form for Prizes at Hamilton Park
BROOKLYN NEWS

Der of points will receive honors as the greatest all-around athlete.
 Arrangements for the field meet were prompted with knowledge that the annual state meet of the Con- necticut Lithuanian Catholics will take place at Lake Compounce in Bristol on 8 date to be announced later. Athletes to represent this city will be selected from among the contestants tomorrow.
 The athletics committee of the Holy Name society includes Victor Sabalauskas, chairman, Joseph Vit- kauskas and Anthony Stasiunas.
 Plans for a reception for Rev Benedict Gauronskas, chaplain ot the society, upon his return from Lithuania were discussed last night and a committee appointed to make preparations comprises Peter Romanauskas, Victor Statz, Anth- ony Dereskevich, Joseph Vitkauskas and Joseph Shembriskis.
 The organization retreat at Kais- CT Island off the coast at South Norwalk will take place August 13 IA, and 18th. All interested in at- tending are asked to communicate with Chairman Joseph Vitkauskas or send their intention to the clubrooms.
 The annual outing of the society will take place Sunday, July 11th at Lake Winnemaug in Watertown Included on the committee in charge are Victor Statz, Albert Gliebas, Victor Sable and Anthony Stasiunas
 Duces Dinner Dance
 The Duces A. c. of the Brooklyn YMCA Interclub council will hold their annual dinner dance tomor- row night at Piney Grove Inn, Thomaston. John Grella is chair man of the committee. More than 30 couples are expected to attend
 Federation Meeting
 Delegates to the Lithuanian Catholic Federation will hold an important meeting tonight at the club rooms of the K. of L. at O. clock to discuss plans for the picnic Sunday afternoon and evening ny parishioners of St. Joseph'S church The affair will be held at Linden park in Union City and hundreds are expected. The Young Me lodians orchestra has been egaged to provide music both afternoon and evening. Boxing and wrestling, en- tertainment and refreshments will complete the program. Alexander J. Aleksis will preside at tonights assembly. All societies are asked to be represented.
 Vacation Begins
 All schools in Brooklyn and Town Plot closed at noon today ull- til September. Class changes took place in Duggan, Begnal, Barnard and B. w. Tinker schools and at St. Joseph,s parochial school. Play grounds will open Monday morning at g o'clock under the supervision ot the Park department at Chase park Seymour and Vail streets, and the new location. at South Main anc Liberty streets. The swimming poo at Chase Park will be open Monoay
 To Fete Danisavage
 More than 150 guests are expect ed to attend a stag party tonight at Venta hall in honor of John D. Danisavage of Sunnyside avenue who will be married to Miss Mary verseckas of North Leonard street July 3rd.
 Attorney Albert J. Bronsky will be toastmaster and several prom inent residents of the Brooklyn sec ton will be heard as speakers. The party will begin at 8:30 o'clock and will include entertainment, dinner and refreshments.
 Daniel Stokes, Alder street grocer, is chairman of the committee in charge, assisted by John Stokes, Charles Penikas, Al Enamait and Charles .JurgOniS,