The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

est e. Novey, Colonel OTvtIle A. PeLCy,
Colonel Charles w. Comfort, Jr..
Colonel James White, Colonel Joseph
P. Nolan, Colonel Philip s. VAIN
wright, Colonel Russell Y. Moore,
Colonel Pierre v. Kieffer, Lieutenant
Colonel James Quinn, Commander
Nelson w. Pickering, Colonel Charles
e. Lockhart, Major Joseph Wetbel,
and Major Bernard Lindauer. ns
Dancing will start at $3.50 o'clock
and continue until 3. The grand
march win get under way at 11:15
o'clock under the direction Of Cap-
tain Wallace A. Moyle.
One hundred and twenty six
members of the freshman class
at the University Of Connecticut
at Storrs, signed fraternity bids
at the annual pledging ceremony
held at the campus this week un-
der the. direction Of the Mediator,
inter fraternity governing body.
Students from Waterbury and vi
cinity pledged to the different fra
ternities include: Alpha Phi - VIII
liam Franz of Winsted, James
Lundebjerg Of Cornwall Bridge
Norman Olson Of Torrington and
Frederick Wozenski Of Bristol: Sig
ma Phi Gamma, Jonathan Hutch
inson Of Bristol; Joseph A. Ste
.vens Of Bethlehem and John
Trumbull Of Torrington.
Carr Of Torrington, Charles NJ.
Cass of Bristol; Eta Lambda Sig
ma. James v. Cuddy of Nauga-
tuck, George Kingston Of Woodtic
road and Richard Michaels Of
woodbury.; PHI Mu Delta, Peter
McShe1ry of Willow street, Robert
Dunn and William Gordon of this
city and George Prick of New
Hartford; Phi Alpha ri, Harley
Dennison Of Willow street.
Winona Rebekah Lodge an
nounced committees at a meeting
held recently.
The entertainment committee,
which will serve for a three
months period, will include chair.
man, Mrs. Agnes Finlay, Mrs
Martha Cady, Mrs. Frances
Owens, Mrs. Julia Granger and
Mrs. May Manville. Mrs. Angus
ia Anderson Is chairman of the
newly appointed refreshments COM
mittee which also serves for three
months. Assisting her will be Mrs.
Mabel Bachman, Mrs. Olga Mar
guard, Mrs. Grace Weaving. Mrs.
Flora Plumb, Mrs. Augusta Espelin
and Mrs. Mabel Gardner, Mrs. Anna
Book, Mrs. Kate Matthews and Mrs.
Kate Miller comprise the new sick
and visiting committee which serves
for a year. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Messenger and Mrs. Dorothy Hook
ert are members of the music
committee, also appointed to serve
a year.
At the business meeting it was
announced that delegates to the.
44th annual Rebekah State assem-
bly, would be appointed at the
next meeting. The assembly will
be held In Stamford April 16 and
II. An invitation was read from
Marion Rebekah lodge in Cheshire,
to be their guests at their neigh
bors' night program March IA. On
Feb. "a Mrs. Adah Gilbert, dis
trict deputy president, will hold a
school Of instruction for officers
and members in Ansonia. The re-
ception, entertainment and valen-
tine party scheduled for Wednes-
day nights meeting has been post
poned until next meeting owing to
the small attendance. Refresh |
ments followed the business meet
ing. t# fs
The weekly meeting of the L..
Amitie Sorority was held at the
home Of Miss Pegi Conway of
Lounsbury street. Those attend
ing were: Mae O,Rourke, Pegi Nc
Carthy, Ann Birmingham, Kay Dali
ton, Eleanor Palmer, Pegi Con-
way. A report was made on the
progress Of selling the Roller-Skat-
Ing tickets. The weekly surprise |
gift was won by Ann Birmingham.
The next meeting is to be held ut
the home Of Miss Mae O'Rourke OF |
Baldwin street. ~
The lneeteing Of the Holy Ghost
Sister and Queens Daughters sched-
uled to be held yesterday has been
postponed with the new date to be