The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03
SODALITY PLANS
 PARTY MARCH "A
St. J0seph's Children of Mary Discuss Event at
 Meeting Sunday
Brooklyn News

The Children Of Mary Sodaltty Of St. Joseph's Parish will hold their monthly meeting Sunday after the 8 o'clock mass, in the club rooms on Congress Ave. It is very urgent that all members be present for final plans for the annual card party March "A at St. Joseph's auditorium will be made. Returns also on tickets sold can be made at this meeting.
 Captain Robert Schlosser, recently appointed superintendent of the Bureau of Fire Alarms, of the fire department, will be guest of honor at testimonial dinner next Tues- day night, March 8, at Tom Mo- Grath's Pine Room, Baldwin street. Captain Schlosser's recent promo tion is the reason for the dinner.
 Officials of the fire department have made plans to attend the din- ner to honor the new superintend- eat. The members of the "line gang" and men from the various stations, with whom the new super intendent is very popular, will at- taud en-masse. Captain Schlosser, in his younger days, was one of the Standout players in Brooklyn Ath- letic Club ventures.
 March 3. Miss Edith Krugelis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Krugelis, 980 Highland avenue, junior at Bates College, was one of 32 members of her class to attain the honors list for the first semes- ter, according to announcement by President Clifton D. Gray in Chapel exercises Friday morning.
 Of the l2l students attaining the honors list, eleven were from Con- necticut. Twelve states and one foreign country were represented on the list, which included g mem bers from each of the three upper classes and 25 from the freshman class. Six men and one woman at- tained straight "A" grades.
 Miss Krugelis graduated from Crosby High school ill the class of 1886, where she was vice-president of the Home Economics Club, a member of the French Club, the Girls Athletic Association, the vol ley ball and soccer teams.
 At Bates she is pursuing a sci ence course and working for a bachelor of science degree with her major in biology. She has been named on the deans list several times and is a member of the Women's Athletic Association.
 Old Fashioned Social
 Wynn Tifhtvonfov, Fsho v,a1Ha,. nS Commerce and their auxiliary will sponsor real fashioned Lith- uanian feast and social, Lithuan- ian novelty dance, in the near fu- ture. The Radio churus will also take part.
 Cooks and members having this
 Cooks and members having this ! experience are being secured to work out ways and means so that this new idea can be put over in a real od-fashioned way. More details will he announced later.
 New Choir Schedule
 Sopranos in St. Joseph's choir will rehearse next Monday evening at 8:l5 o'clock. Bases will meet Tues day evening, altos Wednesday evening and tenors Thursday even- ing. This new schedule was an- nounced this morning by Professor Alexander Aleksis, choir director.
 Communion Breakfast
 Lithuanian Catholic youths will observe St Casirnir's day next Sunday. All members of St. Joseph's junior and senior choirs and the K. of L. will meet at 7:45 a. m. Sunday in St. Joseph's auditorium and proceed in body to the church to receive holy communion at the 8 o'clock mass which will be cele- brated by the pastor, Rev. Joseph Valantiejus. A special musical pro- gram will be offered under the di- rection of Professor Aleksis.
 The speaker will be the guest missionary, Rev. A.. B. Mesleys of the Society of Jesus who is in charge of the mission now being conducted at this church. A com. uunion breakfast will be served in the parish hall following the mass.
 The committee in charge of the eveit follows: Chairman Joseph Janusa, Ann Girdvis. Peter Alex andeY, Peter Bernota, Monica and Josephine Stokna. John Raugalis, Frances Barauskas, Charles Liz- auskas, Al Jarus, Nicolina Urkevic and Vincent Urban.
 ROMANTIC COUPLE