The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-31

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 The annual Halloween dinner dance of the Waterbury lodge oi Eiks was attended by more than ITO persons at Eiks' hall Saturday night. BenSon's singing band pro- vides the entertainment. William Cunningham was chairman of the arrangements committed.
 The Hopeyille Community clut held It's annual masquerade Satur- day night at the Hopeville school hall. Old-fashioned dancing was feature of the program.
 Over 100 couples attended a har- vest dance given by the Frontenac club Saturday night at the Water bury Women's club auditorium Guests from Hartford and New Ha- ven were present. Brinkman's or- chestra played for dancing. Leo Pepin, club president, headed the committee in charge.
 BURNS CLUB
 Costume prizes were awarded al the waterbury Burns club Hallowe'- en party Saturday night at Foresters hall. Adult winners were Robert Cur rie, Mrs. James Andrea, Mrs. James Littlejohn, Mrs. William Currie, Mrs Thomas Eyinan and Thomas Sack lev. In the children's division, prizes were awarded to Vincent Barbieri Jr., Roberta Finlay, Richard Bur- meister, Rosetta Eyman and Peggy Shackley.
 zindah Grotto auxiliary and the grotto patrol held @ masquerade at the grotto rooms on Bank street Saturday night. Prizes were award ed to Edward How'd and Mrs. Har- old Colley.
 The Pals club of the North End Y. M. o. A. held Halloween barn dance at Harvey's barn, Wolcott Friday night. Twenty couples at- tended. Rocco Palladino, club ad- visor, was in charge.
 Turner's
 A two-day harvest festival pro- gram of the Waterbury Turner's ended with a Halloween dance Sat- urday night at Turn hall. Herman Mueller was in charge of arrange ments. The event marked the close of the organizations 44th anniver- sary celebration.
 British dances highlighted the pro- grara at the Halloween party given Saturday night by Lord Kitchener post. British War Veterans. at the post hall. Prizes for best costumes were presented to Mrs. George Crichton, Mrs. Laura Small, William Walker, Mrs: Robert Montgomery, David Thompson, and Mrs. William Misgit. In the children's division, the winners were Shirley Wisnie and Jack Gowans.
 Knights of Lithuania
 More than 500 persons attended a Halloween party held by the Knights of Lithuania ct St. Joseph's auditorium. Philip Herbert won the prize for best costume. A special prize was awarded Q group appear. ing as Dr. Dafoe, Mrs. Dionne and the quintuplets. In the group were pr. and Mrs. M. J. Colney, Ann and Marie Boguvis, Helen and Vincenta Wasllauskas and Eleanor Viliciaus- kas. Another prize-winner was Stan- ley Colney.
 Hamilton Park pavilion was the scene of Halloween masquerade Saturday night under the sponsor ship of the T. 3. P. Ognisko Polish society. More than 800 persons at tended. Music was provided by Her. bert Lukoski and the Warsaw band. The list of winners of costume prizes was headed by Edmund Skovrenski. Judges were Marie Brovich, Viv- ian Osowski, Mrs. Mary Bies- wicz, Mrs. Louis Naursiewicz, John Korbuzski and Henry Kawski.
 Committee
 The arrangements committee in- cluded Peter Arots. chairman; Al- exander Kosakowski, John T. Ster- ling, Frank Zdonczyk. Wadyslaw Ostroski, Marcel Pokoski, Anthony Korbuszewski, Adam Kosinski, Stafiislaus Chmielinski, Anthony zielski, Stanislaus Sadowsli, Ed ward Skibienski. Bronislau Franc zak, Michael Tatarynowicz, Bronis- lau Mazirski, Alexander Tumalski, GUSGpIl N1hAihAVNShA1 &AaAtA 0aSSAAol Anthony Swierczenski, Joseph Wa lesczenski, Joseph Walesczy and zigmond Jezierski.
 Sodality
 The annual Halloween party of the Junior Children of Mary Sod- ality of St. Thomas church was held Friday night at the parish hall Leading the grand march were Mathilda Scappini, president; Rose- mary Bolan. vice-president; Mary Scappini. secretary: and Mary Ken- nie, treasurer. Rev. John Culleton was in charge.
 Others present were: Rev. John P. Kennedy. pastor; Miss Theresa Fleming, Mrs. John Kinnie, Jane Accusti, Doris Brachhustler, Lil- Han Briglia. Lucille Burney. Mary and Betty Burns, Mary Rinaldi, Arlene Burns, Claire Charron. Vir- ginia Claffey, Cecile L,angdeau, Marie Costa. Helen Coruck. Ber- nice Cyr, Ann Ruyinkovic. Mary Donnelly, Reta Duggan, Viola Cos griff, Rosemary Kane, Mary Foley, Bernice Sullivan. Barbara Crow