The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-11
PARENTS NIGHT
 TO BE OBSERVED
WatertOwn High to Hold Public Inspection of New
 Addition Thursday
OAKVIlLE Correspondent, Irene Slough, Telephone 4-8993

Oakville, Nov. 1.-The funeral of Donate Masi, was held Saturday morning from the home on French street, Watertown to St. Mary Mag dalens church, for solemn high mass of requiem. Rev. Eugene Mo- riarty was celebrant, assisted by Rev. William Disco, deacon and Rev. Thomas McGarry, ub-deacon. Burial was in the family plot, Cal- vary cemetery. The committal serv- ice was in charge of Father Mortar ty. The bearers were: Antonio Sileo, Peter Genovese, Vita Sanparsiro, Rocco D. Mecca, Salvatore Stolfi and Paul Salvatore, Jr., all members of the Aviglianese Aid Society.
 Mrs. Edward Merrill of Main street entertained friends from Mon- roe, Friday afternoon at a bridge party. The guests were: Mrs. Russell Mason, Mrs. Willard Stanley, Mrs Miles Standish, Mrs. G. Kenneth Merrill, Miss Edith Wales, Mrs. Phil ip Boyce and Mrs. Burton Ketcham
 Mrs. Merrill had as dinner guests Mrs. Arthur Emerson and Mrs. Ro- land Beach of Norwalk.
 MT. and Mrs. George Austin and daughters Sondra and Georgann, Mrs. Mabel Atwood and Mrs Rachel Slough of Watertown avenue motor ed to Norwalk Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs Oscar Locke of Hillside avenue were hosts to the Married Couples Club of the Union Congregational church, which met in the parish house on Friday eve ming. An Alphabet party was the form of entertainment enjoyed by the club. The next meeting will be held Dec. 5; this will bea bowling party and MT. and Mrs. Roger Chase will be the hosts.
 Club members present at the meeting were: Mir and Mrs. Lester Shaw, MT. and Mrs. Alden Hill, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson, MT. and Mrs. David Miller, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Ranslow, MT. and Mrs. Roger Chase and Rev. and Mrs. Oscar L.. Locke.
 There will be Parents Night ob- served at the Watertown high school Thursday evening from 8 to 10. An inspection of tn new addi- ton, visits to the various class rooms and refreshments will be serv- ed. All parents have been sent invi- tations and school officials are look ing forward to a large response.
 Mrs. Bertrand LaVigne, Sr., of Buckingham street is chairman of the annual Red Cross membership drive this year. The drive is to start today and will continue through un- til Thanksgiving Day.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship of All Saints church met in the par ish hall last evening. Warren Fenn led the discussion on Greeks and Religion" Refreshments were serv- ed after business meeting. On the refreshment committee were: Jus tine Engvall, Florence Hoffman, and June Pike.
 Those present were: Leonard Hungerford, Natalie and lola James, Justine Engval, Donald Beach, Warren Fenn, James Fuller, Kath- erine Gilbert. Florence Hoffman, Raymond Ellis, Julia Pike, June Pike, Irene Slough and Mary Pike. Admit leaders were Mrs Clifford Glenning and Rev. and Mrs. Edward Merrill
 The members of the Pilgrim Eel lowship of the Union Congrega- tional church met in the church hall last evening at 7:30. The discussion was led by John McMahon, the topic was Youth and Conscription." l" One visitor was present, Charlotte Andrews. The members attending the meeting were: Eleanor Andrews, Virginia Roger, Mary Eilene Locke. Jean 6tafstrom. Alice Stafstrom, Barbara Beach. Jean Mcbride, Betty Booth. Lois Beach, Joseph C0ddlng- ton. Herbert Shaw, William Me- Bride, Howard 0yerbaugh. Walte Oyerbaugh, Franklin Todd, JohL McMahon. Harry Hassell, Jr,. John Botelle, Robert Hassell. Eyeritt Rog- CT. Francis Mclaughlin, Earl Tay. Tor. Marion Russell. Richard Thomp. son, Elmer Dillon, Enid Mcdonald, Patricia and Janey Venneau and Howard Ande. Jf,. Reefetafy.