The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23

BafkauDkas, Aidona Bukauskas, Vins cent UFbonas, Mrs. Theresa Brogas, Peter Jakubauskas, Mrs Anna Bar. kauskas, Mfrs. Anna Landzlus, Joe seph Bernota, Mrs. Marcello Digis mas, Mrs. Isabelle JAnkauskAs, Alex ander Kriksciunas, of Washington, and Mrs. q. Monikus of Hartford, Member of the parish barxaag committee of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will meet tonight at 7:30 at the parish hall to continue plans for the bazaar which will take place during the week of July i4. Ambrose Maggi, chairman, iB tSing assisted by a large committee rep. resenting oil the organizations of the church.
 The committees Of St. AnnO's, the Children of Mary, and Holy Rosary Societies of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church arranging a kitchen shower for the kitchen Of the parish hall will meet tonight ct e:30 at the parish hall to make further ar- engagements. Members Of the com. mittee are: Mrs. Lena DeEenedictuS, Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mary Cianculi, Mir. D. Altleri, and Matilda DeZin. no, of St. Anne's Society; Anne RAiiflo, Mary Ranaudo, Artoinette Carpini, Lena Capozzi, Marguerite Marafino, Connie D'Angelo, and Vir. ginia gantora of the Children of Mary Society, and Mrs. PliilomenA Dantino, and Mrs. Antoinette De- Maria, of the Holy Rosary Society.
 About 60 persons attended the Mount Carmel Dramatic Club out ing held yesterday ct Lilac Farms, Oakville. Games, singing, horseshoe pitching, bocci, . softball game, and a quiz were on the picnic program. Present and past officers of tho or- ganization addressed tha gathering, Rocco Ciampi served aS master Of ceremonies.
 ' Rev. Patrick W. Flynn and Rev., Austin Saunders were special guests Of the organization. The committee in charge of arrangements included Pasquaie Bredice, chairman, Anne Rainlo, Mrs. Antotnette DeMaria, Mary Ranaudo, Rocco Clanpi, Win. cent Mature, duarino Fiorucci. nd Charles Stago.
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony OrantaS, of Wilson street, were recently honored by R group of friends at a surprise party at their home In celebration of their 26th wedding anniversary. A large wedding cake was enjoyed by those present. The honored cou- pie, the parents Of one son, Edward, was presented mary gifts by their friends. |,
 Those present included MT. and Mrs, Jacob Treciokas, MT, and Mrs. Peter Krugells, MT. and Mrs. John Qillis, MT. and Mrs, A. Grahal, MT. and Mrs. George Norkus, of New York, MT. and Mrs. c. Dirzis, of New York, MT. and Mrs. c. Capcnig, of New Haven, Mir. and Mrs. K. KTipaitiS, of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. John BruZas, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ziniieus, of New HaveEl, MF. and Mrs simon BensavaEe, pr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Coiney, Mrs. B. Jasin. skas, Mrs. Dorothy Mazeika, Miss 4. Lingis, Miss 4 LubinskaS, Mrs. Charles diodenis, Joseph Kyearcie- jus, Mrs. Nellie Wesilauskas, B. Norkus, A. diliis, Miss c. Smart. Miss Bertha Krugelig, '. Orantas, and Paul Trectokas.
 The Sand annual picnic of the Brooklyn Athletic Club will be held next Sunday. June %, from 10 o'clock in the morning until late in the evening at the Alpha Sport Ing Club in Middiebury. The pro. cecdS of the oid-fashioned event will be turned over to the clubs baseball team, an entry in the City Amateur league.
 Children will be admitted free to the outing, which will be held, rain or shine. Edward DiNapoii Is chair. man. assisted by William Kalyait- Is, John Barnes, William Mosko- witz, John zubras, Jeff Morrison, Michael Sagso, John 'skiddo' Diiin- schott, sciiy Freedman, Represen- tative Daniel Mahaney and Joseph Laudate.