The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-07
K. Of L. Choir Offers
 Lithuanian Concert
January 10th Event at Womens Club to Benefit Musi= cal Art SOciety-Jarus Renamed President
BROOKLYN NEWS

Preparations were made by the St. Joseph's Knights of Lithuania choir at rehearsal last night for Lithuanian concert to be given at the Waterbury Women's Club Monday, January 19 for the Mat tatuck Musical Art Society. A pro- gram of religious and folk songs is being planned for the occasion. Several Lithuanian folk dances will be rendered. The concert will be open to guests as well as to mem- brs of the sponsoring society.
 Professor Alexander J. AlekSis, choirmaster, has announced that a speaker will be engaged to address the audience on Q subject pertain ing to Lithuanian culture. The girls of the chori will be dressed in Lithuanian national costumes.
 Members selected for the folk dancing are: The Misses Aldona Bukauskas, Marcelle Andrikis, Mi chaelina Urkevic, Mrs. Stephanie Millinevich, Al Jarus, Joseph Jan- oSh, Al Markus and Anthony Mix linevich.
 Election of officers was held at last nights meeting With the fol- lowing being reelected for another term: Al Jarus, president; Miss AL dona Bukauskas, president; Mrs. Stephania Miklir evich, record ing secretary; Joseph Janosh, f. nancial secretary; Paul Kauneckls, treasurer; Miss Marcelle Andr.kis, correspondent; Al Markus, trustee. Mrs Stephania Sapranas was elect ed as a second trustee, and Miss Smolskis and Raymond Vaichus were chosen librariars. Sergeants- at-arms will be Thomas Ulinskas and Peter Zilinskas.
 The choir will participate in the third of a series of joint concerts with the Holy Trinity choir of Hart ford and St. Georges choir ot Bridgeport to be given in Hartford Sunday. The choir schedule for this month also includes dance to be given by the State Lithuanian Catholic choir committee on Jan uary IT at St. Joseph's Hall for the UCllCllC Ol llkS 1IlUllutlliill PtDliSa- tion Music News"
 Defense Com.iittee Meeting The St. JoSeph's Federation de- fense committee has called a meet ing for tonight at 7:30 at the old St. Joseph's school. Plans will be furthered for participating in Red Cross production work, for aiding i,, CrnCc relief drive and in the sa.e of de- fense bonds. A larg mass meeting to be held Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph's Hall will be planned. Six teen parish organization will be represented at tor ight'S meeting, which will be open to all members of the parish.
 Mrs. Edson Hitchcock, chairman of production work Tor the local Red Cross Chapter, will distribute knitting and sewing material at the meeting.
 Speakers tonight will include Rev Joseph J. Valantiejus, Rev. Benedict GuarnDskar : Id Tax Assessor John w. Jenusai.-s. Professor Alexander J. Aleksis, chairman of the commit tee, will preside.
 Dramatic Club to Held Social
 A social Will be held by the Mount Carmel Dramatic Cub at its regular monthly meeting tonight at 800 o'clock at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. An entertainment and refreshments have beer planned.
 Members in charge of arrange ments are: John Leronimo, Charles Garguilo, Pasquale Bredice, Char eS Stango, and the Misses Violet Ca pone, Laura Sparano, Josephine D'Angelo, Corrinda Fiorucci and Thersa Tremagio.
 Communion Breakfast Planned
 The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Gt a meeting held last night comp eted plans for Communion breakfast to be held Sunday at the parish hall following the 8;30 Mass at the church. Members will receive Com munion in bady at that Mass, The occasion will be dedicated to the cause of world peace. The arrangemel ts committee in- cludes Vincent Mature, Rocco Cam pi, Neil Russo, Francis Palladino and Louis Pape.
 Installation of officers was held last night with the following mem bers assuming duties: Pasquale j.. Varanelli. president; Salvatore Nor ris, vice?president: Rocco Ciampi, financial secretary; Neil Russo, rec ordirg secretary; Charles Amodeo, treasurer.
 | Student Installation Installation of officers will be held at special meeting of the Lithpanian Catholic Student and Professional Association tonight at