The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16

ward J. Fitzgerald.
 the game, this is a grand opportu- nity to start. There will be a small entry fee and suitable prize will be awarded the winning team.
 The Holy Name will sponsor two of these sweepstakes, Monday, Feb. 20 and Monday, Feb. 27. These are preliminary parties to the mammouth card party to be held by the society in the parish hall, March 10. The sweepstakes playing Will start promptly at 8:16.
 There will be 0 committee meet- ing of the 20 perfects of the Holy Name society next Monday night at 7:30 o'clock in the parish hall. The meeting is in connection with the March 10th card party and will be in charge of Thomas Truelove and James Sullivan co-chairmen of per- fleets. The following perfects are asked to attend: Alfred Kenney, John Dillon, Timothy Ferris, John Humphrey, Fred LaChance, George Graham, Edward Gagain, Ray Cor man, James Sullivan, George Cog gin, Frank Seery, Frank Keliher, Edward Graham, John McAree, Claude Stevens, Joseph Buffard, Terry Mulhall, Harry Baker, John Byrnes, Tenry Wagner, John Whis- ton and George Tucker.
 The Holy Name society sponsored @ checker tournament Monday night at the parish hall, when Mar tin O'Brien, checker champion of Waterbury was present and played l2 opponents at the same time. Mir. O'Brien lost only one game, out of about 45, which was by James Sullivan.
 At c meeting of the Holy Name society planned for March i3, High Sheriff J. Edward Slavin, will be present and address the group. All young men of Waterville and boys 14 years or older are invited to at- tend the meeting.
 Girl Scout Troop No. 10 attended broadcast at station VERY Tues day night. The girls were honoresl to have Charles Eaters of VERY take them through the studios Those attending were the leader Miss Dorothy Buell., Mary Wagner Elsie Collins, Alice Buell., Mary Ryan, Peggy Lethbridge, Alice Me- Mullen, Ruth Batchelder and Chris tine Hardness.
 The annual hash and pancake supper of St. Paul's Episcopal church will be held tonight, by the Altar guild society in the parish hall, between the hours of s and 2 o'clock.
 The Ladies' Aid society of St. Michael's church will hold Q card party tomorrow afternoon ct o'clock in the parish hall under the derection of Mrs. William Heaney, chairlady, Mrs. John Byrnes and Mrs. Joseps McArdle.
 William Dunlavey who has been confined to his home because of c sever attack of grip, has irn- proved and is able to be out again.
 John McMahon of Yale street, who is seriously i'll with pneumonia, Is showing c slight gain.
 A committee meeting was held Tuesday night ct the home of Mrs. Everett Cook of Stafford street, to make plans for the birthday dinner of the Fairmount Community club, which will be held Wednesday, March l in the parish hall of st. Michael's church. Mrs. Cook Is gefi- eral chairlady of the dinner coni- mittee and members present ct the meeting were Mrs. Frederick eidel, Mrs. Charles Greene, Mrs. Mary snagg, Mrs. Harry sizer, Mrs. Ru- dolph Hackbarth, Mrs. William Al- bon and Miss Helen Pocoski. At the conclusion of the meeting Mrs. Cook served c lunch.
 A valentine party will be held to- morrow night at 2 o'clock for inem- bers of Casper 6. Davis auxiliary, ct the home of Dorothy and Betty Atherton on Essex avenue. June Cook and Doroth Atherton will Do in charge,