The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-27

dinner ives held after the cere-
monies.
Mothers Tea Guests
The Girl Scouts Of Troop No. a,
entertained their mothers ct o tea
yesterday afternoon in sprague
school gymnasium. The guests were;
Mrs. Roderlck Tooley, Mrs. John
Kelly, Mrs. Bart Connors, Mrs. VIII
fred Pierpont, Jr., Mrs. Sidney Hen
chel, Mrs. Edwin Craw, Mrs. Uric
duimord, Mes. william Dubay, Mrs.
John johnson, Mrs. Martin Pocoski,
Mrs. william Plat, Mrs. John
sonier, Mrs. Henry Lefevre, Mrs.
Joseph Elinskas, Mrs. Charles Muir
ply, Mrs. Frederick Hoadley, Mrs
John Haggerty, Mrs. Linto, Mrs.
Howard Post, Mrs. Hall Thyseal,
Mrs. Anthony DiBlasi, Miss Mary
Congdon, principal Of Sprague and
Mrs. r. w. Henior.
Previous to the serving Of the
lunch, O program was presented
which included, the pledge TO the
flag, and singing Of the star
spangled Banner, with Carol Hoad.
ley at the piano. Mrs. Anthony
DiBlasI, Scoutleader, presented pins
TO the girls who completed tender.
foot tests.
Mrs. Wilfred pierpont, president
OF the Parent. Teacher association
which sponsors the troop, compli.
Imented the girls on the success OF
the various projects In which they
have been engaged the past months,
after which the scouts Joined In
dancing the Virginia Reel. The
girls changed from their scout uni
forms TO white blouses, figured
skirts and aprons for the dancing,
and then back to their uniforms,
for the serving OF lunch. There
was q variety OF cookies, chocolate
cellars, cup Sakes, Ice cream and
tea, and the buffet table was
trimmed with green candles and
holders, and O bouquet Of flowers
In the center.
Scouts present were: Mary Ed
It'll Touley, Dorothy duiinond, Dor.
othy Stuart, Joan Sonier, Loretta
Pinto, Wilma Petronio, Shirley Du.
bay, Ruth Dubay, Carol Kenney,
Carol Hoadley, Ceciie Pocoski, Jean
Lefevre, Barbara Lefevre, Maureen
Baker, Mary Kelley, Nancy Con-
nors, Lois Plat, Nancy faggerty,
Hazel Clark, Jacqueline johnson,
Jean Craw, Betty Craw, Virginia
Post, Adele Elinskas, Josephine Elm.
skas, Gertrude DiBast and Eleanor
DiBlasi. The troop committee In
cluded: Mrs. Pierpont, chairman OF
committee members, Mrs. Craw and
Mrs. Henchel, committee members,
Mrs. Tooiey, assistant leader, and
Mrs. DiBlasl leader.
Breakfast Sunday
The Everyman's Bible class will
attend the Communion service Sun
day morning at Q O'Clock, at the
First Methodist church, In Water.
bury, under the sponsorship Of the
Waterbury Federation Of Mems
Bible Glasses. Rev. l.. q. Higgins,
Of 81. Paul's Methodist church, will
DO the speaker, and those PLAN
ming TO attend from Waterville, are
asked TO meet at the Grace church,
1880 o. m. wnen transportation will
be furnished.
Services Tonight
Rev. T. l.. Sinclair, rector Of All
Souls church, Waterbury, will be
the preacher tonight at @ Lenten
Service at 8 o'clock, ct ST. Pauis
Episcopal church.
Rev. Charles Goodwin, vicar, has
announced the services for Palm
Sunday, March 20, TO be: Holy Com.
rnunlon at 8 O. m. At this service,
those confirmed last Sunday will re-
ceive their first communion. The
class Includes, Shirley l.. Beauprex,
Mrs. George H. Bunnell, Hazel
Gloria Clark, Jean q. French, Betty
Lois Leisring, Mrs. Samuel Leis.
rrilng, Dorothy ). Lyons, Miss A. n.
Runcifnan, Gloria j. Sheldon,
Charles I. Brickett, Jr.. and william
H. Simpson. Donald Crepon, q
member Of the class, was unable to
DO present at the confirmation be-
cause OF illness.
Church school will be held ct $3.50
o. m, with morning prayer and
Ante Communion OF i0:4O. The
Young Peoples Fellowship society
will meet at 1880 p. m.
For Holy Week-Maundy Thurs.
day, there will DO Holy Communion
ct Q o. M; Good Friday, Ante Com.
niunion ct 0 o. m. with evening pray
or at 0 .. m. April eth, Easter
Even; there will be baptisiins ct Al
p. m. Anyone who has not been
baptized, Or had their children bap-
tlsed, may come Or bring their chill
dren.
There will be Q pingo party TO-
night at Sis o'clock, at 81. MI.
chaels parish hail. There win be
10 games, and five special games,
also O door prize, with o COMMITTEES
Of Patrick Shea, George Graham,
Fred Truelove, Robert Cosgrifk,
william Brennan a1d Thomas ReIs
Icy ~ charge. Refreshments win
be served. The attendance tonight
win be the deciding factor whether
such parties viii take place regu-
larry In the future.
Devosions will DO held tonight 81
1880 q 30. Mlchael,s church.
Rehearsal Tor the Junior choir OF
Grace Methodist church win take
place tonight az $40 O'Clock, Under