The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-24
Supreme Deputy Pays
 Welch Members Visit
mrs. Henrietta Bartlett of TorringtOn Attends Com.
 pani0ns of the Forest Meeting Here
WATERVIlLE Mrs R. ", Henion-i,ss rhemaston Ave.-TeL s-5les

Watervine. Feb, 24-A business meeting ot the Pride of welch Cir- ele, Companions of the forest, was held Tuesday night. at Foresters' Hall. on Hanover street, The Circle was honored by the presence of Mrs. Henrietta Bartlett. of the Washing ton Pride Circle. Torrington, Su- preme Deputy, and Mrs. Ida Chapin, also of Torrington,
 The Circle paid honor to Mrs, 0eorgianna Grenier. who resigned as eirele deputy, following service In that offiee. for the past eleven years, Mrs, Ida Chapin will be the new deputy, and other lodges of the state, will also be under her supervision,
 MrS, Bartlett praised Mrs, Grenier Tor her loyal and faithful service, oNrihg the many years, and the members of the Circle. presented her with a gift, showing their ap- preeiation also,
 Mrs, Joseph MoArtlle. chief com- panion opened the meeting, and then turned 1t over to Mrs, Bartlett, who conducted throughout the eve- ming, There were about twenty-fi members present, including five new members, Mrs, John Chevell, Mrs. William Moore, Mrs, Harry True love. Mrs, James MeAree and Mrs. John Fitzgerald.
 social fo1laua<l x,ha,@ tha ln>,ua eolers, red, white and blue. were used for decorations, and which were also patriotic eolors in obServ- anee of George Washington,s birth day. There were small hatchets as tavers on the table and an enjoyable luncheon was served. Mrs, James Duncan and Mrs. William Dunlavey, were in charge of the decorations.
 Plans were made for a card party te be held next Tuesday night, Feb fuafy sSth, 8 o'clock. at the hall, when Mrs, William Dunlavey will be ehairlady, assisted by Mrs, Michael Malia, Mrs, Edward Barlow and Mrs, Francis Whalen.
 GiEl Scouts Meet
 The Girl Scouts of Troop No. l6. met Tuesday evening. at the home of their leader, Miss Dorothy Buell. on Dwight stfeet, The new method of scouting wus discussed and fu- tufe activities were planned from 1t. Those attending were Mary Ryan Christine Hardness, Alice Buell.. Peg ey Lethbridge, Alice MacMullen and Ruth Batehelder,
 The senior group of the Catholic Youth Organization of St, Michael's Church met Tuesday night, at the parish hall, Plans were made for an entertainment and dance to be held Nsday evening, March 17th, in the SnEague school gymnasium. 4 re- hsarSal is called for next Tuesday nisht, February 2sth. ' o'clock. for all of those taking part in the en- tertainment.
 The local senior group has joined the Catholic Youth Council. which tS an organization composed of many Youth groups, Plans have been made for the Youth Council to sponsor a radio program, and an addition for singers for the program was held last night at radio station VERY and an addition for dramatics will ba held tonight,
 On Tuesday evening, 7;S0 o'clock following the rehearsal. a business meeting will take place. when all members are urged to be present. Thomas Truelove, president, will be in charge,
 A special meeting of the Casper $, Davis, American Legion auxiliary Will take place tonight. 6 o'clock, at the home of the president. Mrs. Frank Carney, of Chapel street.
 "Legion Day"
 Sunday, February 25th. will be ob- served as American Legion Day" during the regular meeting of the Everyman's Bible Glass of Water vile. to be held 9;l5 a. m. at the Grace Methodist church.
 Carl FToelieh, class president will be in charge of the meeting, and Walter Angle will be the speaker. His subject will be "The Christians Attitude toward War and Peace" The Bible Class has invited the American Legion post of Watervilie and Waterbury to attend.
 About forty members of the local class attended the mass meeting of the Waterbury Federation of Mems Bible Glasses held Wednesday eve- hing, in Davenport Hall. of the sec- end Congregational Church. Water bury. Morris M T0WNsefd A Wall