The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-02
City'S Oldest Lithuanian WOmen'S
 Society To Mark 35th Anniversary
Mayor Heads List of In- vited Guests to Birthday
 Banquet Tomorrow
BRooKLYN NEWS

Over 500 persons are expected at the semi-formal dinner dance of the Ruta Women's society tomorrow night at 9 o'clock at St. JoSeph's hall. The event is in celebration of the 3Sth anniversary of the society, the oldest Lithuanian wornen's or ganization in the city. Numerous prominent citizens, including city and state officials will be guests. Mrs. Martha zailckas, who has been an officer of the society since 1t was founded, will serve as toastmaster.
 The guest list includes: Mayor Vincent A. Scully, Mrs. Scully, Police Supt. William J. Roach, Con- gressinan J. Joseph Smith, former Democratic State Chairman J. Francis Smith, State Senator Mi- chael V. Blansfield, State Senator Edward P. Egan, State Rep. Daniel J. Mahaney, Corporation Counsel J. Gregory Lynch, Town SClerk Mary c. Kilmartin, City Clerk Joseph Shea, Tax Collector Humbert E. Mangini. City Comptroller Thomas M. Conlon, Probate Court Judge Patrick Healey, City Treasurer Serge E. Belanger, Atty. Catherine Hanlon, Education Commissioner Anna Hadden, Mrs Nellie Hayden, president of the Womens Demo- cratic club, Mary Hennessey, presi- dent of the Booster club, Mrs. Nora Mahaney Harris, Democratic vice. chairman of Widows Aid in New Haven.
 Other Officials
 Anicetas Simutis, secretary of the Lithuanian Consulate in New York, Mrs. Sinutis, Rev. Joseph J. Vaiap- tiejus, Rev. Benedict Gauronskas, Rev. Alfred Cabitor, Rev. Paul Luns- kis, Tax Assessor John w. Jenusaltis, Alderman William Kolbeck, Pubic Works Commissioner John Benoler, Selectman Albert Rice, Deputy Sheriff Albert Francis, Atty. Ed ward G. Bobbin, Atty. Clarence V. Balanda, Atty. George A. Stokes, Dr. Matthew J. Colrey, pr. John s. Staneslow, Dr. John A. Steponaitis, Dr. John Sperodeo of New York, August Kankel, Hedwiga Stulgins- kas, Ellen Gudjunas, Edmund Jenu- saitis, Prosper zailckas, Anastasta Petrosky.
 A musical program has been ar- ranged by Professor Alexander J. Aleksis, choirmaster and organist at St. Joseph's church. Songs and Lithuanian folk dances will be rem dered by the following members of the st. Joseph's choir: Adele Greb- lunas, Marcelle Andrik1s, Constance Jegela, Celine Smolskis, Aldona Kukauskas, Mary Alubauskas, Adele Lutkus, Mrs. Stephanie Sapranas, Marion Krunglevich, Alglrd Ulins- kas, Edmund Jenusaitis. Joseph Yanosh, and Alexander Markus.
 The Hartford Melody Kings or- chestra, directed by Frank Pukenis, will furnish music for dancing. Gabriel Wiggins has been secured as caterer.
 Delegates
 About l6 Lithuanian organizations have selected delegates to the cele- bration. Included in this group are: Frank Saldukas, Knights of Lith- uania; Marcelle Andrtkis, Joseph Yanosh, St. Josephs choir; An thony Barkauskas, lodge 91 Of the Lithuanian Roman Catholic Alli- ance; Aldona Bukauskas, lodge Il of the L. R. c. A.; Valerie Jakstas, Student and Professional associa- ton; Mary Alubaalskas, Professor Alexander J. Aleksis, Federation Of Lithuanian Catholic societies; Mrs. Marcelle Digimas. St. AnneS so- ciety: Thomas Matas, Lithuanian Independent Political club; Mrs. Phyllis Maton, Mrs. Cla;s lce V. Ba- landa, Lithuanian Women's Demo- cratic club; Mrs. Stephanie Sa- pranas, Lithuanian Womenis Alli- ance, lodge 43; Mrs. Alice Radvila, Lithuanian Educational club; Mrs. Anna Girdzijauskas, Holy Rosary society: Mrs. Anna Norbutas, St.