The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-03

consulate in New York, and w. M. Chase president of the school com- Mittee for the Connetcicut district 'of the s. l.. A. John Tareila will be master of ceremonies.
 a- The committee in charge of ar- engagements for the performance Is composed of MT. Tareila, chairman, Mrs. Mikas Dumsa, Joseph ValiskaS, Mrs. Peter KrugelLs, and Peter :. Steponavich.
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 .t Members of the Children of Mary sodality of St. Joseph's church will pay homage to the Blessed Virgin Mary with annual crowning cere- monies tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church. Tn the morn Ing the group will hold a Com munion breakfast following the 8 O'clock Mass at the church. Mem- oers will receive Communion In a body at that Mass. A program of music and readings has been plan ned for the breakfast.
 s,., Guest speakers at the breakfast will Include Rev. John KldikaS, S., ",J., of Chicago. Rev. Joseph J. Val- antiejus, Rev. Benedict GauronSkas, Rev. Aldred Cabitor, and Rev. Paul Lunskls. Vera Stankus, president of the sdoality will be toastmaster.
 The breakfast program will in- clude piano selections by Florence Ayotte, the reading of q poem "Ad Marian by Nellie Shukis, a violin rendition of Schubert's Ave Ma ria" by Lillian PukinSkas, accom- panied at the plano by Mary Alu- bauskas the reading of 0 story, ,.%"The White Scapular" by Calaitis, and singing of hymns by the whole .group.
 N At the coronation ceremonies Vera Stankus, as the bride, will be atten- ded by Valerie Klimas, Dorma Gud- sikas, Nellie Lizauskas, Helen Vaite- kaitis. Celine Smolskis, and Mary .JonikaS.
 Members of the committee mak- Ing arrangements for the days pro- gram are Vera Stankus, Dorma Gudiskas, Valerie Klimas, and Nel- lie Lizauskas, Mrs. John Stokes has been secured as caterer for the Abreakfast.
 w Action will be taken on the res- ignation Of Edward DiNapoli as president of the Brooklyn Athletic club at a meeting tomorrow morn ing at Il o'clock at the clubrooms on Bank street. The resignation of MT. DiNapoli, announced at the last meeting on April 20, has not yet been accepted and the question of electing new president will be placed before the members.
 Tonight the club will celebrate in honor Of It's bowling league at a semi-formal banquet at Q o'clock at the clubrooms. Speakers for the CO., casion will include John Cluney, sports editor of the Waterbury Dem- ocrat, John Kelley, sports editor of the Waterbury American, Thomas sConway, and State Rep. Daniel J. Mahaney, two past presidents of the aclub, Frank Passaro, Primo Gianelli. Michael Sasso, Michael Vegliante, BroniS Christian, and Albinas S,S Sharkis, all bowling cam captains. William MoskowitZ, chairman of the league, will serve as toastmaster. The Warsaw orchestra will furnish music for dancing.
 Leading players of the league were Sharkis who won high av. craze, lll.48, John Phill who scored nigh single, 162, and Frank Passaro Whose high three was 415. The win ming team was explained by Mich :, Ael Sasso and had Solly Friedman Al kuncas, Philip Prill, and Albert skyauskas. 25 trophies will be award ed at the banquet.
 -, The committee in charge of ar- engagements includes Edward Da- Napoli, chairman, Al Kuncas. sec- retary William Moskowitz, Frank
 assaro, Michael Sasso, and will Ham Petchlock.
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 -. Plans for the annual ceremonies of the crowning of the Blessed Vir- i. gin Mary were made by the Mount Carmel Children of Mary at meet ing of the sodality Thursday night at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. The ceremo- nies will be held on May 25 at 3 o'clock at the church, and will be Followed by a. tea at the parish hall for the mothers of the members. Mary Amcdeo and Anne Natale were selected as attendants for Marguerite Marafino. president of the club. who will take the part of the bride at the ceremonies. The first rehearsal will take place Mon- day at g o'clock at the parish hall
 Rev. Patrick W. Flynn talked to