The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-01
Eagles To Celebrate

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 Plans for the 36th anniversary dinner of the Naugatuck aerie of Eagles are being made now. It will be held in conjunction with the ir1- itiation of the Alexander J. McCar- thy clas.
 The committee in charge includes: Bernard Avcollie, chairman, Rus sell Hughes, Charles Schweinle, John Tucker, Frank Brazicki, John Sheldon, Edward Jackson, and Clifford Hotchkiss.
 Officers of the aerie and members of the steering and membership committees will attend the meeting of District in New Haven Sunday.
 Rev. MT. Lewis HOnOred
 The birthday party for Rev. Arr thur P. Lewis, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal Church, last night by the Church Helpers at the parish house was quite successful. Mrs. A. c. Futile, president. of the Church Hel- pers, presented the minister with an electric razor, on behalf of the par ishioners. It was MT. Lewis 18th birthday.
 Two playlets were presented, one, "The Men Play Bridge" having a cast consisting of: Norman Wood Walter Andrew, Ronald Jones, Gill; lette Noble and Richard Noble, and the second, Counted Out" was pre- sented by the following cast: Gren- vile Budd, Lillian Hitchcock and Ruby Noble.
 Harry Davis, local magician, scored @ decisive hit with 8 bewildering variety of tricks. There was a large attendance.
 Birthday Party
 Ann Marie Logue, 4, of 66 Carroll street was feted at birthday party at her home yesterday. This was her first birthday as she was born Feb. 29. Games were enjoyed ano refreshments served. The decora. tions were pink and pale green, form. ing an attractive color scheme. Attending were: Alberta Caring. ton, Robert Sagendorf, Arlene and Mary Etta Griffin, Ronald Caring. ton, Glenn Burtnett, Ronnie Byrck Cynthia Lods, Joan Derone, Barbars Burtnett, Jackie Logue. Dorothy and F'elice Farrar and Ann Logue. To Speak Here
 Members of the St. Michael's Episcopal church will hear a talk at the service next Wednesday night by Rev. George B. Gilbert, of Mid. dletown, known as the "PaStora Pastor of the Rural New Yorker. Rev. MT. Gilbert has written ant spoken extensively in his work 1T the country district, and he beer quite successful.
 Social Menaces" will be the sub. ject of discussion at the meeting O the Naugatuck Women's Club Mon day afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mas onic Hall. Mrs. Ludwig Meuser, Mrs George Gray. Mrs. Albert Holmberl and Mrs. Clarence Feniman vii read papers on this subject. Mrs William J. Noble, president, will pre- side at the business meeting.
 Final Rehearsals
 The Alembic Association, spon sors of '"The Milky Way" today an nounced that the Valley Player have begun final rehearsals for tn play. This show will be presented Wednesday and Thursday evenings March 18th and 14th.
 Among the veteran members o the Valley Players appearing in thi play is Wallace Sundas. Long a fay orite of Naugatuck audiences am prominently cast in '"The Milk, Way" he will be remembered fo his fine performances in 9Th Ghost Train" and "The Vinega Tree"
 Making his second appearance o the season with the Players is Ar thur Oemcke. His work in 9Th Royal Family" was outstanding ant he can be counted on for anothe fine performance.
 Making her first appearance witl the Valley Players is Peggy Arm strong. Mrs. Armstrong is an ex perienced stage actress, having play ed in several productions of tn Dartmouth College dramatic or