The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-04
INOVENA OPENS | SUNDAY NIGHT
Two Members of LaSalette Order in Charge of St.
 Francis Rites
Washington Hill

OHCklllB 6CIVlCCS OL LIle AIlIlud novena of grace in honor of St Francis Xavier will be held tomor. row morning during regular masses The novena will continue through the following Monday, with service: being held each day and night, un- der the supervision of two members of the LaSalette order.
 Rev. Thomas McGurk, M. s. anc Rev. J. McGrath, M. s. have beer assigned here for the novena. Spe- cial services will also be held some afternoons for children. The novena is a traditional lenten mission fol parishioners of St. Francis Xavier's church and is noted for the large attendances attracted to services Fuller details will be explained al the masses tomorrow.
 Basketball
 The Raymond Hillies kept apace of the Washington Park basketball league last night by knocking off the Welles, 36-26. The Robins were knocked from the race by the Sacred Hearts, who eked out a 33-32 win.
 No Tournament
 There will be no games played in the "45" tournament of the St. Francis Xavier Holy Name society Monday because of the novena.
 Ladies' Guild
 A large attendance featured the regular Friday card party of the Ladies' Guild of St. Francis Xavier's church last night in the parish hall. Committees discussed arrangements for the Guilds lenten supper, which will be held in the parish hall, Thursday, March 16.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Mollie Keefe, Mrs. Ellen Downey, Mrs. Mar garet Cassidy, Mrs. Kathryn Staff strom, Mrs. Bridget Briody, Mrs. Mary Brett, Mrs. Patrick Grimm, Miss Mary Briody, Mary Sheridan, Helen Flavin, Mrs. Dennis Day, Rose Foley, Mrs. V. Frazier, Mrs. Helen Phelan, Mrs. Mary Cow, Mrs. Louise Curley, Mrs. Millen, Mrs. Williari Byqron, Mrs. Daniel Baldwin, Mrs. William Cunningham, Nellie Fox, Mrs. Bee Kinney, Mrs. Joseph Shea, Elizabeth Crowley, Mrs. Stella Cud- dy, Mrs. Emma Walsh, Mrs. Margaret Egan, Mrs. Mary Shea, Louise Si- mons, Mrs. Rose Reher, Mrs. Ger trude Groody, Mrs. Margaret Clark, Elizabeth Maher, Mrs. Louis Atwood, Mrs. Leo Maher, Dorothy Dunne, Mrs. William Burns, Eleanor Lotvis. Marcella Cusick, Mrs. Gertrude Gabriel, Irene Peters, Mae Kemp, Mrs. Thomas Grady, Mrs. Thomas Gill, Ann Bruder, Mrs. Mary Gaff- ney, Mrs. William Kinney, Mrs. Har- old Boyce, Mrs. John Bowey.
 Mrs. Crean, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs. John Bresnahan, Mrs. Margaret Frageau, Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Mamie Hughes, Mrs. Deborah Ken- drick, Mrs. Daniel Kemp, Mrs. Pat- rick Champion, Mrs. Sadye Booth, Mrs. Patrick Hogan, Mrs. Albert Kean, Nellie Shea, Mrs. Elizameth Shea, Mrs. John Crowley, Mrs. Will liam Kelly, Mary Patrick, Mrs. George Lynch, Mrs. Neal Holland, Catherine Halpin, Agnes Buckley, Mrs. Lillian Grady, Mrs. Edward Goggin, Anna Grady, Mary Coyle, Mrs. Winifred Creaven, Elizabeth Downey, Mrs. Ellen Shiel, Mrs. Josephine Slattery, Mrs. Anna Mo- Grath, Mrs. Teresa Mahon, Mrs. Thomas Donahue, Mrs. Raymond Graves, Mrs. Gregory Scanlon, Anna Flannery. Mrs. Mary Shelley, Mrs. Arthur Phelan, Mrs. Bee Gladney, Mrs. Joseph Phelan, Mrs. Katherine Rochon, Mrs. Mary O,Neil, Mrs. Mary Tehan, Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Bessie Delaney, Mary Delaney, Mrs. Mar garet Meehan, Mrs. Catherine Bowes, Mrs. Rose Claffey, Mrs. Grace Kelley, Mrs. Frank Bergin, Mrs. Michael Kelly, and Mrs Henry Hayden.