The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-21

Rev. Paul Lunskis, curate at St. Joseph's church, was guest of honor at Q surprise dinner party given last night in the Colonial room of the Elton by @ group of Lithuanian Student and Professional Associa- ton members and their friends. Father Lunskis will leave St. Joseph's parish next month to as- sume duties on July lst ct Holy Cross church, Mount Carmel, Penn.
 The principal speakers at the din- ner were Rev. Joseph J. Valentie- jus, pastor of St. Joseph's church, Rev. Benedict Guaronskas, and Rev. Alfred Cabitor. Valerie Jakstas ex. pressed e farewell message from the Student and Professional Associa- tion of which Father Lunskis has been an advisor. The group pre-. sented the honored guest with Q farewell gift after expressing tndi- vidual valedictions.
 Hedwiga, Anna, and Edmund Stulginskas entertained with piano, and harmonica selections, and songs, Hedwiga Stulginskas and Mrs. Mat thew J. Colney were hostesses at the gathering. Miss StulginskaS served as toastmaster.
 The guests included Father Valantiejus, Father Guaronskas, Father Cabitor, Valerie Jakstas, Mary Gudiskas, Marion Bogush, Anna Stulginskas, Dorma Gudiskas, Mrs. Anthony Bukauskas, Mrs. John Rakauskas, Mrs. B. LeVanaVicius, Mrs. Frank Karvelis, Mrs. John De- links, Mrs. Thomas DeliniSs, Mrs. A. Staskevicius, Mrs. Joseph Kanopka, Mrs. r, Balciunas, Mary Alubaus- kas, Anna Alubauskas, Dr. and Mrs, Matthew J. Colney, Edmund Stul- ginskas, Hedwiga Stulginskas, Mrs, Charles Glouvenis, Mrs. Peter Wasil- auskas, Dr. Joseph Wisnosky, Mrs, Marcelle Digimas, Anne Zemaitis, MT. and Mrs. Walter Stulginskas.
 Mayor Vincent A. Scully was an honored guest at o meeting of the Mount Carmel Holy Name Society last night at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. John Jannetty, president of the organiza- ton, introduced Mayor Scully who spoke to the 50 members present about world events and religion, pointing out the importance of Catholicism In the present crisis.
 Movies were shown to the group by Robert palatine. Navy and sports pictures, and comic reels were included in the showing, Refresh ments were served at the close of the meeting, with Anthony Sacco, Louis Pape, Pasquale Bredice, John Savino, and Salvatore Morris con- stitutlng the social committee.
 It has been announced that next Tuesday two softball games will be played by the Holy Name teams at the Seymour field, and the regu- lar Friday night practice will not take place on May 90, Armistice Day. A practice game will be held this Friday night.
 Miss Kathleen Crowley, probation officer. will be q speaker at the reg: ular monthly meeting Of the Town Plot Community Club tonight at 8 o'clock in the Tinker school base ment. Her talk will be on Com munity Spirit. The meeting has been designated as Ladies Night" and oil women of the section are in- vited to attend, A report Is ex- pected on the membership drive of which Mrs. Raymond Dolan is chair man. Joseph Gallo will preside.
 The senior Holy Names Society of St. Joseph's church will sponsor . picnic ct the Krugelis farm on Highland avenue Sunday afternoon, Peter Jokubauskas and John Jack stas are in charge of arrangements. The picnic will be the first of the year given at the Krugelis farm, each summer the scene of numerous Lithuanian gatherings.
 The Mount Carmel Dramatic Clubs outing committee will meet tonight ct 7:30 o'clock at the par- ish hall of Our Lady of Mount Car mel church to make final arrange ments for the picnic which will take place next month. The committee Is composed of Pasquale Bredice, chairman, Anne Raimo, co-chair- man, Mary Ranaudo, secretary, Mrs.
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