The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-21
Sodality Arranges
 Semi Formal Dance
Annual Summer Function to Take Place in Planville;
 Sports Enthusiasts to Attend Banquet
WASHINGTON HILL

Mrs. Frank Berkin, MT. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath, MT. and Mrs. John Bowey, MT. and Mrs. Charles Earth, MT. and Mrs. Chris Braun, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Purcell, MT. and Mrs. Frank Coleman, MT. and Mrs. Henry Hayden, MT. and Mrs. Frank Malley, Mir. and Mrs. Pat rick Wallace and MT. and Mrs. John FitZmaurice.
 Others on the arrangements com mittee are: Mary Shugrue, Anne O'Neill Catherine O'Neill, Anne Mo- Donough, Irene Reilly, Mary Wal lace, Eleanor Ford and Catherine Dalton.
 Sports Banquet
 Youthful sports enthusiasts who participated in the midget and junior basketball leagues at the Community house during the past winter will be guests of honor at sports banquet tomorrow night. The affair will be held in the Con- munity house at 8 o'clock.
 Appropriate to the occasion, two well known local athletes have been invited to address the boys. Charles E. Woodlock of the Crosby high school faculty, a former athlete at M. I. T.; and Albie Burke who starred in football for Crosby and for Colgate university have accepted invitations to be present. The latter was recently graduated from Col gate. Martin J. Tehan, commis- sioner of the board of education and director of the junior league, will be toastmaster. William D. Shea, supervisor of the Community house. is in charge of arrangements.
 Invited guests will include Frank Struges, William Gaughan, William Kelly, Patrick Wallace, Hank ODon- nell, John Cluney, Chick Kelley, Ambrose Scully, Gunther Mathes, Albert Lawlor, Robert Shannon, John Whelan and Joseph Donahue. Tickets vii lbe distributed to the members of the various teams at meeting this evening in the Com munity house. Thomas Conway, di- rector of the midget league, is in charge of the ticket committee.
 Although their games were on less colorful scale than those of the senior league, both the midgets and the juniors enjoyed successful sea- sons. A large following was present on each game night, and the cham pionship playoffs were played as preliminaries to the senior league championship tits.
 Earbcnders' Picnic Earbenders' grove will resound with music and merriment Satllr- day June 25, when the Earbenders meet for their annual summer out ing. Final arrangements have been practically completed and the fin- ishing touches will be added at 8 meeting of the committee Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock in the Com munity house. The outing will be similar to the style of those which have been sponsored by the Ear benders at regular intervals during the past few years. The affair will be exclusive for Earbenders and few invited guests.
 Ralph RuggleS is chairman of the arrangements committee. assisted by George Evon, Louis Atwood, James Kelleher, Arthur Frageau, Thomas Conway and Thomas Rey- holds. All members of the commit tee are requested to be on hand Thursday.
 Graduation Exercises
 Forty-nine boys and gir.s bade fond adieu to studies at Washing ton grammar school following grad uation exercises in the school gym nasium this afternoon. Commis- sioner Harry c. Post of the board of education distributed the di- plomas.
 Fife and Drum Corps The Washington park fife and drum corps will hold its regular meeting and rehearsal this evening in the Washington park Community house. Plans for future affairs of the corps will be discussed.