The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-14
Mount Carmel CYO
 Plans Dinner Dance
Guertins Inn Secured for May 26; Dramatists Sched.
 ule Picnic Sometime Next Month
BROOKLYN NEWS

scheduled for May 28 at Guertin's Inn, Thomaston. James Natale and Jerry DePietro are in charge of arr engagements.
 Following the business session the members will hold 8 social. The program which was planned by Anne DAngelo, John Thomas, and John Ortelle will include refreshs ments and dancing.
 Picnic Planned
 A special meeting of the Mount Carmel Dramatic Club will be hled tomorrow night at o'clock at tho parish hall. Arrangements will be completed for the annual outing which will be held next month The outing committee which iGl composed of Guarino Fiorucci, Jo. sephine D'Angelo, Joseph Rossi,l ST., Vincent Mature, and Violet Capone will give a report on plans.
 Arrangements also will be made for several defense bonds prizes toI be awarded when the annual par-l ish Riddle Revue" Is presented May 29. Pasquale Bredice will pre- side at the meeting.
 SOdality Rehearsal
 Plans were furthered by tho Children of Mary sodality of Ouf' Lady of Mount Carmel Church at q special meeting held last night for. the annual coronation exercised which will be held May 31 at tho church. Rev. Austin Saunders con ducted a rehearsal of hymns which the group will render at the exer cises. Miss Lena Capozzi, president will be in charge of the ceremonies
 C.L.C. Convention
 Several Lithuanian organization of this section which are afflliated with the Connecticut Lithuanial Catholics are expected to send delS egates to the quarterly convention which will be held Sunday after noon at Poquonock. The Lithuanian Social Club of Poquonock will be host. Representatives are expected from Hartford, New Haven, Bridge1 port, New Britain, Terryville, Bris- tol, Ansonia, Stamford and Tor rington.
 The local groups which will par ticipate are the Knights of LithuI ania, St. Joseph's choirs, Children of Mary sodality, Holy Name so1 ciety, and Lithuanian Catholic Student and Professional associaS tion.
 Girl Scout Picnic
 The Girl Scouts of Troop i2 made arrangements last night to attend a picnic Saturday at the Scou camp in Waterville. The member will be guests of Troop 54 of Al Souls Episcopal Church. The girl who will attend include: Amelie Walsh, Sylvia Wilson, Margare Crochet, Marilyn Brown, Iren Kinnane, Lois Baker, Joan Ricd Virginia Adams, Nellie Wisackas Marjorie Pooler, Marjorie Lasky Aldona Orantas, Barbara an@ Mary Ann Matusavage, Mariol Snto, Anna May McLarney, Mar guerite Xanayich, Bernice Miscay age, Ruth Miller, Genevieve Dzimi das, Nancy Edwards, and Janic Jannetty.
 Following the business meetina which was held at the parish halF of the Third Congregational Churcll the Scouts took an observation hsks to the Country Club road.
 Mrs, Gomer R. Lewis of Highland avenue was hostess at Q meetinG Of the Ladies' Aid society Of the Third Congregational church at heII home yesterday afternoon. Final ay- arrangements were made Tor En spring supper which will be hel1 at the parish hall tonight ct b:S0A Mrs. Louis Won Lott of chIpmaI street will be hostess at the mex meeting which will be held May 2I
 Preliminary plans were made fo 6 lawn party and bridge to be hels at the home of Mrs, Robert Jene of Chipmap street in June.