The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Semi-Annual Salon
 Of Alembic Groups
 Will End Next Week
Public Invited to Display Opened Today; High School Seniors Present Play TOnight-Mrs. Mary Kin.
 mock Warned to Avoid Trouble With Daughter
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all streets below Hillside and High land avenues on the west side, ex- cept Galpin street.
 Assist In Campaign
 The Naugatuck chapter Is appeal. ing to the public to contribute to the war relief quota of S2400. The Junior Red Cross and Camp Fire Girls as- sisted yesterday in the handling of this mail appeal from which 1t is hoped to obtain and pass the given quota. The following are the work CTS: Anne Austin, Ada Klein, Nancy Schmuk, Eleanor Oemcke, Polly Austin, Nancy Herman, Jean Holm- be,gr Elizabeth Lyons, Betty Now rath, Betsy Brown, Dorothy Smith, Nancy Anderson, Peggy Baldwin. Doris Sengstacken, Olive Peterson, Betrha Tuthill. Thus far $367 has been raised locally.
 Rchearsals Planned
 A rehearsal of the Elks Glee club Will be held tomorrow at 8 D. m. and one will be held at 8 p. m. Monday, this being the last before the presen- tation of the Elks' minstrel Wednes. day night at the G:m theater.
 Undcrgoes Operation
 Miss Agnes Mullican of North Main street underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury.
 Meet Tonight
 The Natatuc Tribe, Improved Or. der of Red Men, will meet tonight at Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock.
 Response Encouraging
 Hundreds of letters have been mailed out to local residents re. questing support in connection with the campaign of the Naugatuck chapter, American Red Cross to raise .$2,400 for relief to injured or homeless suffering in warning na- lions. The letters are signed by Carlisle B. Futile, chairman of the iocal chapter, and Frank W. Eaton, treasurer.
 Miss Long Fcted
 dinner party for Miss Marie Long or Coen street was held Tues gay night at the Swiss Chalet, Mil. iord, by her associates at the U, s, Rubber company, She was present. cd with u travelling bag.
 Those attending included; Mrs, Clara Pudem, Mrs. Vivien Smith, Mrs, Loretta Kelly, Mrs. Betty Saila, Mrs. Theresa Masse, Mrs, Lillian Hitchcock, and the Misses Constance Healey, Dorothy Heaiey, Agatha and Florence hanley, Edith Tudor, Hannah Murphy, May r. zonghetti, Mary Grant, Lillian Laubmeister, Betty Qrant, Eleanor Conlon, Margaret Healy, Mary Galeski, Judy Qluss, and Miss Long Miss Long is trans ierrlng from one department of tho U. s. Rubber to another one.
 Party for Officers
 The outgoing executive board and committee chairmen Of the Naugatuck Woman's club will en- tertain new officers of the club to- night at a dinner at the Wcathe r Vane In Cheshire. Plans for next season Will be discussed and re- ports will be given on the recent Connecticut State Federation con- Ventlon In Bridgeport.
 Miss Helen McDonough, vice. president, has charge Of the affair and about 40 arc expected to at- tend, Mrs. William Noble, Jr., is the retiring president and Mrs. Robert Anderson is the new president.
 Exhibit Ends
 The art exhibit of work done oy Naugatuck high school and grammar school students, which has been held for three days at the Futile house, ended last night. Many viewed the exhibit and found it very interest. ing,
 Many expressions of praise at the work done by the children were heard, Mrs. Mary Pcnrose and Miss Sally Beardsley had charge of the affair
 Attend Party
 Mrs, Philip Thompson, Mrs. Nor. man Carlson, Mrs. Howard Olson, Mrs. Marshall Long, Mrs. Arthur Pearson, Mrs. William Stevenson, Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs. George Painter were among the To- cal residents who attended a luncheon bridge yesterday afternoon at fngleside Inn, Woodbury.
 Funeral of Miss Brannlgan
 The funeral of Miss Mary A. Bran- nigan, of 9 Cherry street, who died MnndaV Wap hoh thIp t,,ors,ino at 8;30 from the home Of her niece, Mrs. Frances Shanahan. 10 Park Place, to st. Francis church at 9 o'clock, where a solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
 Rev. Albert Taylor was celebrant of the mass, Rev. Bernard Butcher was deacon and Rev. Rlbert Calla- han of the Sacred Heart church, WaterbiirV was gilh-deacOn