The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29

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Hopeville
The FIopeville Community Club
win hold its annual community
party tonight in the Hopeville school
gymnasium. Old-faShioned dancing
viii be feature of the program. On
Monday night, the Community Club
will sponsor its annual childrens
parade and costume contest.
The Franco-American Social CLUB
viii hold q Halloween program at
Cts hall on South Main street. Guests
OF honor will include Attorney Pa
trick Healey, Commissioners Edward
Egara and High Sheriff j. Edward
Elavin.
Hamilton Park pavilion will be
the scene of Halloween dance to-
night sponsored by the Ognisko
society. Polish and American dane
ing will be featured.
X. of L.
The Knights of Lithuanian will
hold their annual Halloween pro-
gram tonight at st. Joseph's audi
forum.
kitchener fOSI
Lord Kitchener Post, British war
Veterans, will hold masquerade
ball at the post rooms on Seovlll
street tonight. The Waterbury Bush
ness and Professional Womens Club
win hold its party at the clu3 rooms,
the ". F. w. and their auxiliary Will
gather at v, F. w. hall, the 'FRONT.'
erac Club will hold a party at the
Waterbury Women's Club, and men,
bers OF the Waterbury Burns Club
and their friends will gather at
Forester's hall.
The Phi Beta fraternity will end
ats convention with a Halloween
dance tomorrow at Workmen's
Circle hall. The Bethel Sisterhood
will present a Halloween entertain
ment and dance at the BETHEL au-
ditorium tomorrow night.
Many Halloween events are
Eplanned for Monday night.
Patent Button Co.
Seventy persons attended q mas
nuerade dance and social given at
the Chase Country Club last night
BY the Patent Button Company
Athletic association.
Hostesses included Misses Mary
Reilly, Kathleen Calvin, Virginia
Lee, Mary Calvin, Beatrice Mont
lRomery, and Margaret Fitzmaurice.
Hawthorne Lodges
The annual Halloween party OF
Hawthorne Lodge, Sons OF st.
George, and Pride of Hawthorne
Hodge, Daughters of st. George, was
held last night at Foresters hall.
costume prizes were won by Arthur
lThoinpson, Mrs. Albert Hole,
Armand Brodeur, and Mrs. Arthur
Thokupgon.
Y william Bower acted as master Of
testimonies. Entertainment was pro-
lRided by Miss Ethel Hampson and
Miss Ethel Goldberg.
Soldality
/ The annual Halloween dance and
|mns0uerade Of the Children OF
hfary sodality Of the Church Of Our
|hady Of Lourdes was attended by
!more than 200 persons in Elks' hall
hast night. Round and square dane
ling was included on the program.
/ Prizes In the costume contest fol-
low: Most beautiful, Misses Jennie
IGenovese and Lola Biondi; most
|nriginal, Miss Angeline Farino; fun
|niest, Miss Madeline Barone. The
Ihudges were: DR.. Louis j. Sanford,
lIVictor Mamhruno, DR.. Rudolph A.
:Damiani and Mrs. Gaetano Russo,
A6iss Josephine Vanni, chairman Of
the arrangements committee, pre-
scented the prizes.
Philip Herbert conducted the
Grand march led by sodality officers.
|Tap dances were given by Miss
Gloria Zsppulla. DiPietro's orches-
hrn played.
Others on the committee were
n6isses Jennie Daloia, Grace Las
|nrcRata, Lena Barone, Rena Van
|ni. Mollie Summa, Carnella DAM
nrose, Anna Zappulla Margaret
AGardu and Dolores Paoloni.