The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-18
ORIENTAL FETE
 WELLATTENDED
Yale Divinity School Jap. anese Student Super.
 vises Supper
WOLcOTT Correspondent: Mrs. Claude V, Badger-Tel. S-0S69

supper served at the Beecher Memo- rial Hall Thursday night. The sup- per was supervised by Robert Shom- bo, Q Japanese student of Yale Divinity School. Each table was decorated with a center piece of fruit and with candles. The room was strung with Japanese lanterns. Supper was eaten by the light of the candles and lanterns. All food used in the supper was imported from Japan. While the supper was supposed to be eaten with chop sticks, forks were also placed for the use of the more conservative diners. After supper, MT. Shimbo exhibited pictures of Japan and China, giving @ description of the scenery, the costumes and habits of the people of those countries. He also told of some amusing experi- ences he had when he first arrived in America, Members of the Pilgrim Fellowship, who sponsored the 6f- fair, assisted in serving the supper.
 Get-Together
 The Pilgrim Fellowship met at the Beecher Memorial, Monday night to decorate the hall for the supper which was served Thursday night, They also rehearsed the play which they will present at the "Get-To- Gether" which is to be given by the members of the Center Congre- gational church, Thursday night Feb. 24. AS part of the program theYe was an intelligence test con- ducted by Rev. Orin E. Dice. Mem bers who met were Nellie Rozdilski, Jean Northrop, Anne Rozdilski, Eunice Frohn, Frank Webber, Rob- ert Wilson, clifford German, Rich ard Wilson.
 Competitive night will be observed at the local grange Monday night There will be a rehearsal at the Grange hall Sunday afternoon. The men will meet at 2 o'clock and the women will meet at 4:30. Miss Anne Rozdilski. who Is in charge of the women's program, requests that all women members will attend this rehearsal, whether they have pre- viously been placed on the program. Those in charge of the competition are, for the women. Anne Ro1dilslsi, Mrs. Walter Wilson, Rosemary Goodson, Nellie Rozdilski; for the men, Rodman E. Snow, Clarence Ranger, Howard F. Roberts and Leo TherouX.
 Card Party
 Members of the Wolcott Woman's club will be the guests of Mrs, Harold Jessell, at card party at her home on Bradley avenue, Thurs day afternoon at 2 o'clock The card party is for the benefit of the club. There will be prizes and refresh- ments will be served. Mrs. John Kirschbaum is chairman of the card club.
 The Every Day Charity Circle of the Kings Daughters will hold their 43rd annual supper at the home Of MT. and Mrs. Berkely Fris- bic, Wednesday evening, March lst.
 The local grange will sponsor q dance at the hall tonight. The com mittee in charge is Robert c. Wake- lee, Kenneth B. Warner and Henry L. Norton.
 Miss Virginia Peck, state dental hygientist has been visiting the local schools cleaning and examining the teeth of the pupils of the 1928 grades. She reports the following. conditions. North school: total num- Der teeth needing corrections, i28; permanent correction needed 36; temporary. 92; one pupil, Harvey Harvey Blow, perfect; Center school, total correction needed, ll3; per- mannet, 64: temporary. b9; South school; total correction needed 346; permanent, l34; temporary PIP; two pupils, Rohe Wincheil and Douglas McGill, perfect.
 MT. and Mrs. John Grant and daughter Bettina of Naugatuck. were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Grants parents, MT. and Mrs. Maurice doodson of West Street.
 Farm Bureau Farley
 Mrs. Charles c. Rogers. Mrs Rufus Norton of Wolcott and Mrs. Beatrice c. Pierpont Of Waterbury, attended Q New Haven county farm bureau economic meeting in New Haven. Monday morning and in the afternoon attended a directors meeting of the New Haven county farm bureau. Mrs. Rogers said that g. women have entered the Sl house dress contest.
 Miss Nellie Rozdilski attended the birthday party of Miss Mary Kosko, in Naugatuck, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John B. Wakelee of West street, were recent guests of their brother = in = law. Major Wm. Besse, of Torrington.
 George Watson is i'll at his home on Fern avenue, Hitchcock lake.
 The Parent-Teacher association Of the North school will hold their monthly meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening, March 3. Miss Alice oNeil, field supervisor, will be the speaker.
 MT. and Mrs. Roland Fogelburg of Vauxhall, N. J., were week e guests Of MT. and Mrs. George Wat son.
 Earl Snyder. of Woodtick, at- tended the funeral of his uncle Adolph Perpente, in New Haven, Tuesday.
 Personals
 Ralph Norton, son of MT. and Mrs Edgar Norton of South Mountain road, is i'll with scarlet fever.
 MT. and Mrs. Evander Roots and daughter Marcia, Miss Ruth Root: of Morris, Marcus Ellis and Mrs Catherine Poire of Milford ano IlAalaa..A ..A