The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-07

Waterville, May 7-The Fair mount Community Club held. it's monthly business meeting Tuesday night at Fraternity Hall. Raymond Palmer, president, was in charge.
 Plans were made to have a "Neighborhood Night" May 17th at Sprague School gymnasium, which will be under the direction of Cliff ford Northrop. All Community clubs of the city are to be represented, and an entertainment furnished by the different clubs.
 Plans were made to hold the next monthly meeting, Tuesay, June 17th, at the Fairmount Park, at FOO D. m. with hot dog roast, to be fol- lowed by short business meeting.
 Those present at the meeting Tuesday were: Raymond Palmer, James Morrow, Helen Pocoski, MT. and Mrs. Edward Rahn, MT. and Mrs. Weymer, MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Seidel, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Krieg, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cosgriff, Mrs. M. Snagg, Mrs. George Cald- well, Clifton Northrop, Russell Ath- erton, John ByrneS and Louis True love.
 Following the meeting, lunch con was served by Mrs. F. Seidel, Mrs. E. Kahn and Mrs. E. Krieg.
 Mrs. Joseph Seery of Thomaston avenue, entertained at her home yesterday afternoon, for Mrs. Charles Dittrich, Mrs. William Heaney and Mrs. William Rooney. Contract bridge was played, and the prizes aWerded to Mrs. Rooney. first and Mrs. Dittrich, second. Refresh ments were also served. Program Enjoyed
 The gymnasium of Sprague school was filled to capacity, Thursday evening, when the Caspar s. Davis, American Legion Auxiliary, gave its Annual Silk Sock Social.
 The entertainment was under the direction of Mrs. Agnes Martin, as sisted by Mrs. Dorothy Cook and Mrs. Eileen Caldwell, and included many of talented young people of the community. It was as follows:
 Opening Number-Entire EnSem- blc.
 Vocal selection-Shirley Cook.
 Melody Maids-Barbara Lefevre, Patty Paffney.
 Valse Ballet--Princilla Henchel.
 "Cute & SWeet"-Jean Caldwell.
 Modern Swing-Shirley Brooks Barbara Burns. Theresa Dubay, Lil- Han MacMullen. Uoca1 co1opf finn-Hnlnfo Wilcnn Cow Girls-Brickett sisters. Sketch--CaSpar s. Davis, Junior Auxiliary.
 La Scare Crow-Elinor Burns. Rhythm Man-David Triggs. Piano Selection-Mary Donahue. Tiny Shaggers-Joan Greatorex, Lorraine Buffard.
 Hill Billies-John Moriarty and Gang.
 Speed and Rhythm Eleanor Brickett.
 Brass City songboard John Grappone.
 Acrobatic--Shirley Brooks. Vocal selections Mrs. Everett Cook and Chorus.
 La Carioca-John Martin. Bar bara Burns. Baby Hat Checkrs-Patty Paf- fney, Joan Greatorex, Lorraine Buff fard.
 Vocal selections-Auxiliary sing | CTS.
 Military finale Ruth Martin. Jane Sheehy. Closing March-Entire Ensemble. An important meeting of the Brownies will be held Monday af- ternon, at 3:30 oc'clock in the gym nasium of the schoo;, which will be under the direction of Mrs. Neil Bradley. The final rehearsal will be held at that time, of the Orphan Annie" playlet which the children will present on Tuesday afternoon. May 10th, at the monthly meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of Waterville. All Brownies taking part are requested to attend this meeting.
 The church services tomorrow will be conducted as follows: St. MichaeHs Masses will be held at 8 a. m. and 10:l5 o'clock. Rev. Francis Higgins, will officiate. st. Paul's Episcopal The 8 a. m. service will be omit tsd. Sunday school will be conduc- tal as usual. at 9:45 o'clock, and mN'ning prayer and sermon at II a. N.
 ! Mss Elizabeth M. Weeks, minis