The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

Mrs. Otto ZlemS IS cnalrman o1 the hash and pancake supper, the second in a series of variety sup pers given for the benefit of the parish, which will take place to- day at 5:3O in the parish hall of the Third Congregational church. Mrs. Zien1S will assisted with ar- engagements by Mrs. Henry l.. Took CT and Mrs. Callan, representing the Ladies Aid society, by Mrs. Ar thur Nichols, Mrs. Frank Santora, Mrs. William Barnes of the church corporation, by Mrs. D. F.. Cas- taldo and Mrs. Frank JlldsOn of the Women's Get Together club, and by Rev. Conner R. Lewis.
 Proceeds from the suppers will be used for repairs to the parish house and church.
 Members of the Waterbury Gym nastic society will meet for their regular weekly training classes to- night at 7:30 at the Third Congre- gational church parish hall. Leon Bucks, physical director, will con- tinue the training of the group for the gyrnnastic exhibit which will be given Friday, February 28, at 8l o'clock at the Third Congregational church hall.
 The Children of Mary of St. Jo- seph,s church met in their club room at the old St. Joseph's school last night to rehearse hymns which they will sing at their Mass next Sunday, March 2, at 8 o'clock at St: Joseph's church. Members will receive Communion in a body at that Mass. Professor Alexander J. Aleksis will direct the singing. Vera Stankus presided att he meet ing.
 A rehearsal for the play "St. Francis Assist" which will be pre- sented by the Children of Mary on Palm Sunday at St. Joseph's auditorium was conducted last night under the direction of Sister Jo- seph Bernadine.
 The younger group of the Holy Name society of St. JoSeph's church held open house at a Last Chance Social" last night at their club room in the old St. JoSephS school, following the regular religious in- struction. Al Yoska secretary of the organization, was houseman at the affair.
 Prof. Alexander J. Aleksis has announced that there will be no choir rehearsal tonight. The next rehearsal will take place one week from today, March 4, at 7:45 in the choir room. Preparations for the special St. Kasimer program will be started at, that time.
 Mickey Morris orchestra will fur nish the music at the annual min- strel show and dance of the Lady of Mount Carmel church, scheduled for April IS at St. Joseph's audi torium, it was announced at meeting of the minstrel committee last night at the parish hall. A rehearsal, directed by John Jam netty, followed the business meet ing. .l
 The male chorus of the minstrel will be composed of: (Tenors) Harry Sasso, Anthony Crosse, Tony La- ella, Ralph Porzio, Ray Martino, Anthony Corbo. Thomas Thomas, Antonio Citriniti; (baritones( John Rossi, Angelo Miro, John 1eronimo, Francis ,Granato, James Ieronirilo. Joseph Bozzuto. James Natale; (basses) Louis Rizzuti, Albert Ca" pozzi, Al Ranaudo. Hugo Sparano.
 Members of the women's chorus are: Anne D'Angelo. Josephine Ole. menti, Laura Clement. Lena Pc. dula, Lorraine Bart0lomeo, Marie Croce, Theresa Tremagl!o, Car- mella Bergantino. Laura SpaFaiio, Josephine D'Angelo, Rose VeTrieT, Grace Granada. Louise CiFielio, Toni Trunfio. |
 The next rehearsal of tho group | will take place Thursday, Ftbt1l- | ary s7, at the parish hall at g O. clock.
 
 Plans for a food sale 70 take l place in the near future and for | presentation Of Q play were flss eusfed by members Of bt, Ailne's l society og the Lady 0f Mount caFs mel church at,a meeting last night | at the parish hall, MIep Lena De9 DenedIetus. MEs, Coneetts pavlno, ]