The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-09

MargareCS doly Name Socleuy, WdS elected second vice chairman.
 Edward Phalen, president of the Blessed Sacrament Holy Name so- ciety, was elected third vice chair man.
 John Foley, president of the In1- maculate Conception Holy Name society, was elected secretary. The board of directors elcted in- cludd:
 Louis Nardello, president of St. Lucy's Holy Name society; Michael J. Ryle, president of St. Margaret's Holy Name society; Patrick Clark, president of Sacred Heart, Holy Name society; Peter Romanuskas, president of St. Joseph's Holy Name society; Thomas Foley, president of St. Thomas Holy Name society; John Foley, president of the Im- maculate Conception Holy Name so- ciety; Edward Goggin, president of St. Francis Xaxier Holy Name so- cietey; Edward Phelan, president of Blessed Sacrament Holy Name so- ciety.
 Michael RuSsi, president of Our Lady of Lourdes. Holy Name society; Joseph Bowen, president of St. Pat rick's Holy Name society; Vincent Matura. president of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Holy Name society; Patrick F. Shea, president of St. Michaels Holy Name society.
 Plans were discussed for a full meeting of all members of the so- cil. This meeting will take place in the near future, at a date to be anonunced later.
 The council voted to extend invi- tations of membership to the Holy Name society of St. Mary Mazda lene, Oakville an dSt. Johns of the Cross, of Middlebury.
 Plans were also discussed to irl- vite representatives of the various churches in the metropolitan area, of Waterbury, to attend the next meeting. This area includes Thom- aston, Watertown, Middlebury, Bea- con Falls, Prospect and Cheshire The ideals of the council will be to stimulate interest in Holy Name activities. bth spiritual and social, and to have a central source of in- formation regarding these activities.
 In regard to the social activities of the societies represented in this group, the council will have submit- ted to 1t pre-ararnged schedule of these social and public affairs of the member societies, and in this way conflicting dates of such affairs of inter-council members will be given the support of the other so- cieties of the council.
 The various societies having mem- bership in the council at present represent approximately 5000 mem- bers. At the next meeting of the Council, Wednesday. February 18th plans will be discussed and com mittees named for a mammoth Holy Name field day, to take place in the carly summer. The next meeting oi the Council will be Wednesday ngiht February 18th. at 8:l5 o'clock a, the Immaculate Conception hall, or West Main street, Waterbury.
 At tliis meeting the bylaws com mittee will bring in their report and preliminary organization work will be finished. The following Holy Name societies are requested to have representatives at this meeting.
 St. Margaret, Sts. Peter and Paul St. John of the Cross of Middle. bury; Sacred Heart, St. Joseph, Im- v,, a c,,iata Nov, v,oanffov, dt r1t.o,,.ae G, Francis, Blessed Sacrament St Ann St. Lucy, Our Lady of Lourdes St. Patrick, Mary Magdalene oi Oakville and St. Michaeps.
 No Dancing Glass
 The dancing classes of Miss Ruth Martin, will not meet as usual or Saturday morning, and Miss Martin will get in touch With her pupils before the next lesson. Because oi the illness of Miss Bobby Southland who is a dancing instructor in Wa terbury, Miss Martin is taking care of Miss Southland's classes, and will not hold her regular Saturday class here in Waterville.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Cooksor of Cooke street, accompanied by MT and Mrs. William Harris of Water bury, left today for Florida. They plan to be away for about a month and will stop in various places.
 The condition of John McMahorl of Yale street. who is i'll witl' pneumonia, remains extremely cri- tical.