The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-16
COMMUNITY CLUB
 SPONSORSPARTlY
Valentines Exchanged By Members = Benefit at
 Shel Chateau Tonight
WOLCOTT
Correspondent: Mrs. Claude V.
 Badger-Tel. 5-O569

Wolcott, Feb. 16-T Young Peoples Community club hNld valentine party at the WoodtlcK chapel Sunday night. Valentines were exchanged through a box, with James Stamatelon as postman. There was group singing, with Mrs. Edward Garthwait as pianist. Re- treatments were served, in charge ot Isabel Avery, assisted by Mrs. Frank w. German and Mrs. Garthwalt.
 The initiation of three new mem- bers, John Kruse, George Sugden1ss and William Boldysh was postponed to a future meeting. Next Sunday at the educational meeting a mock trial will be held, with Hubert Avery as judge, James Stamatelon as at torney for the plaintiff, Cl1ord German as prosecutor, Nellie Roz- dilski as the accused. and other members of the club taking the parts of various other officers.
 Tose present were Isabel Avery, Lorraine German, Orrissa German, May Munson, Nancy Sugdenis, Rose mary Sugdenis, Mary Rozdllskl, Rosemary Goodson, Nellie Rozdilski, Anne Rozdilski, Louis Hart, George Sugdenis, Richard Wilson, Robert Snyder, John Campbell, John Kruse, Joseph Rozdilski, William Boldysh, Louis Kosko, Frank Kosko, Paul Grochal, Hubert Avery, James Stamatelon, and Mrs. Charles H. Tyrrell, Mrs. Frank w. German and Mrs. Edward A. Garthwait.
 A Valentine party was given the Woodtick Sunday school at the chapel Monday night. There was an exchange of valentines. The games were in charge of Mrs. John J. Gar rigus. Refreshments were in charge of Mrs. Charles D. Winters, as- sisted by Mrs. Oliver, Isabel Avery, and May Munson. Miss Munson also assisted Mrs. GarriguS with the games. The beginners class with their teacher, Miss Munson, had a valentine party iii their classroom Sunday morning during the Sunday school period. Each pupil received valentine and a gift of candy. Val entine cakes were furnished by Mrs. Charles E. Myngheer.
 The reception committee of the benefit dance and entertainment which will be held three nights be- ginning tonight, has been appointed by Martin J. Whelan, general chairman, and follows: for We'd nesday night, Henry Fiege, Mrs. Helen Bropy, Layton Rose, Russell J. Hickman, Thomas Grove. Philip J. Duhaime, Claude V. Badger. John (Chick) Kelley, Al Schott; Thurs day night, Edward H. Pracny, Mrs. Claude V. Badger, Robert c. Wake lee, J. Arthur Bergen. Carl C.. Mattson. Clifford Willard, Edward R. Theriault, William J. Klitka, Robert Grant, Lyman Atwood, Mrs. Berkely L. Frisbie, Mrs. Charles C.. Rogers; Friday night. Mrs. Thomas Grove, Leo Provost, Walter Overton, William Darlington, Edward Calf, James Meyers Arthur LaBelle and James Cunningham.
 Theater Party
 MT. and Mrs. John Durnschatt of Middlebury were guests of honor at a theater party followed by SUD- pc at Shel Chateau given by MT. and Mrs. William A. Dumschatt Saturday. The affair was the 42nd wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. John Dumschatt. Those included in the party were, MT. and Mrs, John Dumschatt, their son William A., Mrs. Wm. A. Dumschatt, Jacqueline Dumschatt. MT. and Mrs. John GormaA and MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Tyrrell.
 Mrs. Thomas Lewandosky, of the East Bristol road, who was taken to the Bristol hospital Sunday, died at the hospital on Monday morning.