The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-23
Legionnaires' Corps
 Plans Two Rehearsals
Pliers and Buglers Drill Outdoors Tonight and lues-
 day-Auxiliary Holds Memorial Service Friday
W ATT ERV VILE

Waterville, May 23-The Casper s. Davis, American Legion Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps will hold a special drill and rehearsal this even- ing at ' o'clock on the Chase Road, in preparation for the competitive meet, sponsored by the Wallingford Drum Corps, Saturday, June 4th, at Wallingford.
 A rehearsal will be held again tomorrow night, the same hour and 1 place.
 The Casped s. Davis, American Legion Auxiliary, win concuct a me- morial service Friday evening, May 27th, at Pine Grove cemetery, in memory of Mrs. Eleanor Leisring, a former member of the auxiliary. Another deceased member of the unit is buried in Maine, and in memory of her, Mrs. Florence Will COX, an official marker has been sent for the grave.
 Members of the auxiliary plan ming to attend the memorial serv- ice Friday night, are asked to meet at Fraternity Hall at o'clock, when transportation will be furnished to the cemetery.
 Later in the evening, a card party will be held at Fraternity Hall, which will be open to the public. Mrs. Kathryn Dadario will be in charge.
 An invitation has been received by the local auxiliary to attend the memorial services of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held at their rooms, 109 Bank street. Waterbury, Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The annual Poppy Sale will be conducted duing the coming week by the Casper s. Davis Post, as sisted by the auxiliary, in co-opera- ton with all other American Legion organizations.
 Everyone is urged to show remem- brance for the men who gave their lives in the World War, by pur- chasing and wearing a poppy. All branches of the Legion will assist with the sales of the flower, as well as pupils of Sprague school. Birthday Party Mary Joan McKennerney, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Francis Me- Kennerney of Boyden street, was guest of honor at party at her home Saturday afternoon, celebrat- ing her sixth birthday. Games were played and prizese awarded Joan Coleman entertained with songs and dancing. Joan Coleman has ap- peared on many radio programs, and her contribution was very pleasing.
 A luncheon, complete in every detail, was served. Those attending included: Vivien Saunders, Jeanne Marie Dubois, Florence Bataes, De- lores Guarera, Joan Knapp, Bar bara Walsh, Joan Coleman, Noel Craig, Wayne Teller, James Walsh, Ralph Bates, Harry Gillespie, Jo- seph Gillespie, Robert Deeley, Cor don McKennerney, Mary Joan Me- Kennerney and Wendall McKenner- ney, also Mrs. Mario Teller, Mrs Roy Wagstaff, Mrs. Ralph Bates, MT. and Mrs. McKennerney.
 A special meeting will be held tonight at St. Michaels church par ish hall, at 7:30 o'clock, to make further plans for the June Festival which the members of the parish will hold the evenings of June 9th, 10th and 1lth.
 K. of P. Meets Tonight
 A regular business meeting of Goodwill Lodge, No. 54. Knights of Pythias, will be held tonight. at 8 o'clock, at Fraternity Hall on Boy den street. Chancellor Commander Edmund Wilke will preside.
 At the special meeting of Good will Lodge held last Monday night Grand Chancellor Morris Robin, of Waterbury, paid his official visit Visitors were present from all City