The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-11
Park Terrace Couple
 Observe Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Jegela Receive Silver Set and Purse at Garden Party-Auxiliary Meets Tonight
BROOKLYN NEWS

1 ko, Dr. M. J. Colney, Mrs. M. J. Colney, Mir. and Mrs. A. Ulinskas, Mrs. V. Ramanauskas, Mrs. M. Kru- gelis, Mrs. M. Paznokas, Mrs. M. Francis, Mir. and Mrs. F. Francis, J. Virbutis, s. Kidulas, c. Petraitis, Mrs. J. Galinis, MT. and Mrs. j.. Daikus, MT. and Mrs. A. Daikus, MT. and Mrs. P. Mikaitis, Mir. and Mrs. J. Yakimavich, MT. and Mrs. P. Girnick, MT. and Mrs. J. Valuckas Mir. and Mrs. J. Polmen, MT. and Mrs. A. Stokes, MT. and Mrs. A. Shimulinas, Mir. and Mrs. T. Vi- sockis, V. Visockis, c. Curtin, Mir. and Mrs. J. Thomas, Mrs. M. Ras- inns, Mrs. V. Nainis, MT. and Mrs. w. Jegela and the Misses Helen Thomas, Beatrice Kukanskis. Na- talie Krugelis, Lygia Nainis, Brone Basins, Connie Jegela and Edward Pashko, Joseph virbutis, Daniel Mi- kaitis, Stanley Jegela and Albert Jegela.
 Auxiliary Meeting An important meeting of Sylves- ter J. Stokes Auxiliary will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the club rooms 879 Bank street. Mrs. Anna Matusavage, president, requests all members to attend. Refreshments will be served after the business meeting.
 Choir Rehearsal
 Professor Alexander Aleksis, direc- tor of St. Joseph's choir, has called a special meeting and rehearsal for this evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 He received notice yesterday from the Lithuanian Consul General of New York that the mixed student choir of the University of Vytautus of Kaunnis, Lithuanian, will appear in this city early in the fall. They are in the United States at present for the Worlds Fair on good will tour and tentative date for their Waterbury concert has been set for September 3. shortly before the lo- cal singers 50 to the Worlds Fair to participate in Lithuanian Day. The concert by the guest singers will be under the auspices of the Lithuanian Federation of Catholic Societies and the local Worlds Fair Day Committee.
 Marijona Baronaite of Lithuania, noted dance instructor, will be on hand to supervise drill for the Worlds Fair participants. The drill will be held immediately at the con- clusion of the choir rehearsal. Rehearsal Tomorrow The Lithuanian Chamber of Com merce Chorus, under the tutorship of Miss Brone Basins, will hold its weekly rehearsal Wednesday even- ing at 7:30 D. m. instead of 800 ?. m. as previously stated. The rehear- sal will be held at the Lithuanian Legion hall on Bank street. Fol- lowing rehearsal will be an import- ant business meeting wherein formal report will be given as to the proceeds of Moonlight dance which was given by the chorus these proceeds to be used to help finance the Chorus trip to the Worlds Fair on September 10 where they will participate on Lithuanian Day.
 This weekend the Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce Chorus have been featured guests at two picnics -one at Linden Park in Union City which was sponsored by the Lithu- anian Legionnaires for the benefit of the St. Joseph's Fife and Drum Corps and the other at Lithuanian Amusement park which was given by the Associated Lithuanian So- cieties of Waterbury. The chorus members who participated follow: Agnes Adams, Nellie Arminas, Emily Burke, Phoebeanna Gerulaitis, Con- stance Jegela, Theresa Kirvinskas, Natalie Krugelis, Olga Povilaitis, Anna Petrauskas, Lascadia Roman- auskas, Della Skersconas, Isabelle Skerstonas. Mildred. Skerstonas, Lil- Han Wolf, Evelyn Makarovich, John Dougall, Ernest Garbauskas, Albert Jegela. Edward Kripaitis, Norbert Krugels. Matthewk Kukanskis, Peter Kukanskis, Stanley Lucas, Walter Mikl!navich, John Polman, Frank Steponaitis, George Steponai- tie