The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30

nual minstrel show and dance which will take place in the early part of January. Edward DiNapoli has been selected as chairman of the arrangements committee, and as in past years Joseph Lezotte will direct the show. Stanley Grandfield of New Haven will be in charge of scenery and stage setting The club has requested all talent which took part in last years show to contact the committee. Further details for the event will be planned at a special meeting Sunday follow ing the regular semi-weekly club meeting.
 Committee members for the min- strel are as follows: music and hall, John Dumschott and Charles Adonl- aitiS; refreshments, Daniel Kump Charles Jonaitis, and Michael Sasso; program, Michael Sasso and Edward DiNapoli; general, Al Kun cas, Pat Ariola, Joseph Popikas, Philip Sacco, Louis Sacco, John Barnes, James Barnes, William Kal- vaitis, Albert Brown, and Benjamin Caruso. Jeff Morrison is secretary of the committee.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club at recent meeting gave a vote oi thanks to Joseph Miller who donat- ed the city baseball championship trophy, won by the Brooklyn team The trophy is now exhibited in the Brooklyn Athletic clubs rooms on Bank street.
 Edmund Jenusaitis. son of Mrs Nellie Jenusaitas, of Chipman street has been called into service in thC United States army as reserve of ficer. He has been commissioned as Q second lieutenant. Notifica' ton of his appointment was inad' Tuesday night. He left today fol Fort wright, New York, and iron there he will go to Fort Bennings Georgia, where he will study in the Infantry school.
 Mir. Jenusaitis Is . graduate oi Crosby high school, class of 1883 and Niagara University, class oi 194O. He entered the Hartford Col lege of Law and Insurance last month as a first year student. Al Niagara University he participated in the R. o. T. c. training course obtaining the commission of second lieutenant upon graduation. He is well-known in the Brooklyn section where he has been prominent ir activities of St Jcseph'S church particularly in the choir and dra. matics. He was a member of St Joseph'S debating team which tht year won the city championship.
 Vincent Klimas, Peter Bunevich Vincent Daunais, aand Albert Ca pozzi have been admitted as mem. bers of the St. JoSeph's K. of L choir. The choir Is preparing for g joint concert which will be pre-. sented on November 16 at St. Jo. seph's hall with choirs of the Holy Trinity church, Hartford, and St Georges church, Bridgeport Steph. anie Miklinevich was recently ap. pointed chairman of the committed in charge of tickets for the event.
 Witches, goblins, and grotesquC monsters invaded the Third Congre. gational church hall last night, tho occasion being the annual Hal. lowe'en party of the Girl Scouts of Troop l2. Arrival of several pil. grins, colonial ladies, and a Bab, Shocks offset some of the supernat. ural atmosphere but shudders ailc groans persisted throughout tho evening as the phantom like crea- lures pratlced about.
 Members of Troop 54 of the Al Souls Episcopal church were guests at the party, the hostess scouts decorating them with bright color ed ribbons in order to distinguish them as visitors. Games, grand march, prizes, and refreshments were on the program. Awards fol costumes were made to Nancy Barry, funniest, Aldona Orantas prettieSt, and Ruth Babson, most original. Sylvia Wilson rendered piano selections for the games ano grand march.
 Those attending were: from Troor 54, Mrs. F. M. Barry and Mrs Thomas Bowling, leaders, and Joyce Rowland, Nancy ManherE. Peggy Webbe, Gwendolyn Oliver, Caro- Hunt. Ruth Babson, Margot Freed man, Barbara Pennell. Joan Bear. don, Nancy Main, Helen Winkert Margaret Reardon, Ann Jean Mo. Gam, Barry, Josephine Salvatore Betsy Barry, Jeanne BiSset, Joyce Verzier Ann Normand, Prisciila Frost; from Troop l2, Mary Azun. ariS, Bertha Krugelis, and Anne c zemaitis, leaders, Virginia Adams Lois Baker, Marilyn Brown, Mar. garet Crochet, Genevieve Dzimidas Nanny Edwards, Janice Jannetty Marjorie Iasky, Mary Ann Matu- savage, Barbara Matusavage, Anna May McLarney, Ruth Miller. Ber- nice Miscavage, oJan Montesi, AL dona Ornatas, Marjorie Pooler. Joan Rice, Marion santa, Joan smith Nancy Vitarelli, Amelia walsh, Syl- via Wilson, Nellie Wisackas, and Marguerite Yanayich.
 The vilijos chorus will hold q dress rehearsal tonight at o'clock ak Venta hail for It's fall concert