The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-24

IVA A1AA1abCkAA ANAOAA06AAesAt et@@Ss Helen McGrath, Miss Anna Mckee.
 Butter: Mrs. Margaret Boyce, chairman; Mrs. Leona Kimberly, co-chairman; Mrs. Helen Phelan, Mrs. Joseph Reilly, Mrs. Rose Reher, Miss Agnes Wallace, Mrs. Elizabeth DuBorge.
 Pies: Miss Mary Reilly, chair man; Mrs. Belle Kiernan, cor cahirman; Mrs. Josephine Delaney, Mrs. Frank Keefe, Mrs. Anna Keefe, Mrs. aDniel Campion, Mrs. Nora walsh, Mrs. Agnes Ahearn, Mrs. Janet Kane, Mrs. Hilda Griffen, Mrs. Katherine Purcell Kukaitis, Miss Alma Pelletier, Mrs. Timothy Horrigan, Miss Gertrude Delaney, Mrs. Loretta Brick, Miss Anna Me- Donald, Mrs. Agnes Tobin, Mrs. Agnes Tobin, Mrs. Mary Pendy, Mrs. Gertrude Groody, Miss Julia De- fancy, Miss Anna Dee, Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Margaret Murphy, Mrs. Katherine Kelly, Mrs. Mary Kemp, Mrs. Daniel Kemp, Miss Nora Grady, Mrs. Christine Klo- bedanz, Miss Bessie Kavanaugh.
 Pickles and beans: Mrs. Thomas Grady, chairman; Miss Mary Cam pion, Mrs. Anna Greaney, Miss Mary Cavanaugh, Miss Abbie Shea, Mrs. Bertha Coyle, Mrs. Nora O'Don- nell, Mrs. Albert Centerbar, Mrs. F. Pelletier, Mrs. Patrick O'Connor, Mrs. Mary Blake, Mrs. Anna Dillon, Miss Julia Briody. ts.
 Complaints of the Washington Park Community club that the Syl- van avenue bus service was cratic and unsatisfactory brought Supt. Rusk of Bridgeport to meeting Of the club in the Washington Park Community house last night to ex- plain that the c. R. & L. has under consideration a plan to change the route of the Sylvan avenue run.
 Supt. Charles Chapman of the Waterbury districet was unable to attend the meeting because of ill., ness. A petition was directed to MT. Chapman recently, requesting some favorable action concerning the service on Sylvan avenue.
 MT. Rusk explained to the club that after the winter months are over the company plans to re-route the busses, and at that time will consider changing the schedule back to its previous standing.
 Testimonial
 Plans were completed last night for the testimonial in honor of past officers of the Washington Park Community club, which will be held tomorrow night in the Community House. William F. Kelly, himself a past president, will be toastmaster. He was named last night.
 Troop 37
 The Washington Park Community club last night officially voted to undertake the sponsorship of Troop 37, Girl Scouts of America, which formerly was affiiliated with St. Francis Xavier's church. The Com munity club recently took over the oBy Scouts of Troop g. Meetings of both units have been held at the Community house during the past months. Miss Betty Sullivan is in charge of the girl scouts and Francis x. Sacco is scoutmaster.
 Games Tonight
 A great battle is in the offing to- night at the Community house when the Baldwin Props meet the Gents of the Hill in the feature attraction. In the preliminary the Raymond Hillies will take on the Sacred Hearts. The Gents, Props and Hillies are leading the race for second round honors.
 Card Party
 4 large number of women had made arrangements to attend the regular Friday afternoon card party of the Ladies Guild, in Xaverian hall today.
 Skating
 Skating was permissible at the Washington Park rank last night. Today's snow fall may seriously af- feet the condition of the ice, how- ever.
 0. Y. o.
 The c. Y. O. group of St. Francis Xavier's parish met last night in Xaverian hall and selected Rita