The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-14

led the Naugatuck representatives..
Officers Chosen
Evangeline circle of the Salem
Lutheran church was all set today
for its activities this year. 1t held
its annual meeting Tuesday night
and made plans for future activi-
ties and reelected its officers.
The officers are: Ruth Gaoriel-
son, president; Della Anderson,
vice-president; Mrs. Emily Lundin,
secretary: Vivien nderson, treasur-
er. The auditing committee consists
of Mrs. Elsa Peterson and Mira.
Marie Anderson and the sick COM
mittee consists of Mrs. Elsa Peter
son and Mrs. Marie Anderson. Miss
Jane Gisslander was named pianist.
The group chairmen selected
were: Group l, Miss Helen Nelson;
Group 2, Miss Agnes Anderson;
Group 3, Mrs. Viola F'ollett; Group
4, Mrs. Marie Anderson.
Former Resident Dies
Local residents heard with regret
of the sudden death Tuesday night
of Mrs. Hannah Cullinane, former
local resident, at her home in Re-
we're, Mass. Mrs. Cullinane suffered
q shock Monday night.
She leaves two sons, Thomas and
John, one daughter, Mrs. Charles
Christoff and one grandson, all of
Revere, and a brother, Michael r.
O'Connell Of Waterbury. Funeral
arrangements have not been an
nounced.
Kehoe HonOred
Edward l.. Kehoe, president Of
the Teachers league, was presented
with a handsome coffee urn by
members of the league at a meet
ing Tuesday in the high school. Mr..
Kehoe was married last summer to
Miss Agnes Walsh, former teacher
at the local high school. The gift
was testimonial of the esteem In
which the couple are held by the
teachers.
Rev. Edward r. Hance. pastor of
the Congregational church, gave an
interesting account Of his tour Of
Europe the past summer, at the
meeting and illustrated 1t with mo-
ton pictures.
New Dramatic Society
Plans are now being made for
presentation of plays here by the
new dramatic society here, the ST.
Hedwigs church dramatic and So
cial club. The club was recently or
ganized and has So members thus
far. Rev. Stanislaus F. Nalewajk
new pastor, was instrumental In
organizing the society.
Its officers are: Joseph Wojtczak
president; Regina Carzasta, vice.
president; Hedwig Niski, recording
secretary; Theresa Kobylensni, II.
nancial secretary; Rev. Nalewajk
treasurer: Stanley r. Zaptaka, di.
rector; Theresa Kobylenski, assis.
tant director. 1t is hoped to hold q
minstrel show In the near future.
Pays Official Visit
A large attendance Is expected to.
morrow night at the meeting Of
Crusader post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, when State Commands
Breen will pay his official visit tt
the post. State Adjutant William
Dibble of New Britain will accom-.
pany him. The session will start q,
o'clock and refreshments will fol-
low the business meeting.
Account of Wedding
An account of the marriage Of
Edwin Wigglesworth. son of George
Wigglesworth Of this town to Mis-
Irene Russell. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Russell of Chewelah
Washington, has been received here
by George Wigglesworth. The we'd
ding took place Nov. 2, 1885 ir
Kyota, Japan.
Mr.. Wigglesworth is q professor
Of English and foreign trade ir
Hikone college of Commerce, Hi
kone, Japan. The marriage was per.
formed In st. Mary's church In KY.
OTTO following the regular Sunday
afternoon Union Episcopal service
by Rev. p. A. Smith, q formeI
neighbor of Mr.. Wigglesworth.
An informal reception was held In
Amherst house on the Doshisha un.
iversity campus. A photograph Of
the wedding party has been re.
ceived by the bridegroom's father
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bingham
Jr. Of Connecticut. son and daugh-
ter-in law of former Senator Hiram
Bingham Of Connecticut, were
members Of this party. The bride
arrived in Japan on November
from Washington and her marriage
took place the next day. The couple
are making their home In Hikone
Mr.. Wigglesworth has already pub.
lished an oral English textbook fol
The Japanese students Of economies
"A Foreign Trade Survey which
has proved popular.
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