The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-20

entertainment. Refreshments will te served and prizes awarded for the best costumes. It is hoped that all the members will don some kind of an appropriate costume, either ridiculous or sublime.
 There are quite a few details still to be taken care of, and Chair man George Lynch asks all mem bers serving on this committee to be on hand. Assisting MT. Lynch on this committee are: Mrs. F. Tal- bot, Misses Marguerite Tierney Mary O'Donnell, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Cuddy, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Mc- Grath, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Kelly, Mrs. George Lynch, Mrs. B. Walsh, Mrs. R. Lynch, Mrs. Hen Scadden, Thomas Brophy. Thomas Reynolds, Mrs. Edith Plankey. Mrs. Al Linden, Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell. Eugene Johns.
 There will be testimonial din- ner in honor of Joseph Francis Phelan, at McGrath's pine room, Wednesday evening, Oct. 21 at o'clock. Chairman of the commit tee on arrangements: Thomas Mo- Grath, assisted by Thomas Walsh, J. Greaney, William O'Neil, and J. P. Shea. Invited guests include Senator or-elect John Tobin, and Jo- Seph Mulville.
 St. Francis Holy Name society 45's players had the following re- suits, after last nights game, the first of this season, with J. Fitz- maurice, the Champ" for so many seasons, losing ground to his oppo- nent Dan ONeil, with a score of 20 to O'Neil's g, a poor start, John, hut as usual, a good finish. Tom Coughlin. IS and John McHugh. "A, making McHugh's team, first as a starter.
 Tom Conway beat Ed O'Donnell, with a score of 9 to O'Donnell 20, leaving Conway and ODonnell tied for second place. McHugh's All Stars claim it will be cinch this year and are confident, they will cop first place. The card playing is in the basement of St. Francis school, this year, as the hall will not be in use, owing to the shortage of fuel.
 Royal Neighbors of America held an anniversary and victory dinner, Saturday evening at McGrath's pine room. celebrating Waterbury's going over their quota in the past year for membership Program was lopened with the salute to the flag, and the singing of America by everyone present. Songs for "Olo Timers" and patriotic songs, were sung throughout the dinner. Guests of honor was Mrs. Raibyanna Koeg- nig, district supervisor from Jack son Heights, Long Island; Mrs. Anna Haddan, Connecticut state oracle; Mrs. Nora Doyle, district deputy fol New London, Fairfield, Litchtield Windham and New Haven counties; Mrs. L. Willard. Mrs. A. Simler Mrs. L. Grove. MT. and Mrs. J. Ad- cock, Mrs Grace Horn. Mrs. Crosby Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. V. Bartiss, all of New Haven; Mrs. G. Quinn Mrs A. Mclaughlin from Torrington Mrs. Janovich and Robert Janovich from Bridgeport.
 Those from Waterbury, included Mrs. M. McNamara. Margaret Nc Grath, Mrs. Nora Walsh, Mrs. Della McAvoy, Mrs. Anna McNamara. Mrs IG. Mclean. Mrs. Martha Moriarty Mrs. Mae Honyotski. Mrs. Anna Me- Lean, Miss Margaret Doyle. Miss Mary Christian. Mrs. Libbie Culbert Miss Katherine O'Connell. Mrs. B Mulcahy, Mrs. Anna Greaney. Mrs Elizabeth Aynnott. Miss Katherine V. Connor, Mrs. M. Flaherty. Mrs Mildred Walsh. Mrs. Dorothy Doyle Mrs. B. Coyle. Mrs Nora Oponnell Mrs. Margaret Lonerean. Mrs. w walsh, Mrs. A. Thorpe. Mrs. Nora IThompson, Mrs. Mary Kane, Mrs. II lWlndebank. Mrs. M Coughlan, Mrs Dorothy Byrnes. Mrs. Elizabeth MI. Her. Mrs, Anna Kenny. Mss M Franklin. Mrs. Russell Atherton Mrs, Walter HoFnana. Mrs. Johr Byrnes, Mrs. M. Ragan, Mrs. M IRasa, AArs. O'sulllvaS, Mira. MildreG lThomDson. Mrs. Pauline Mathews
 An Interesting report was given 6 lha dinner that ti.eef7be hes beei contributed by the Regal Mel8hR0si