The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-14

Waterville, March 14-Plans for
a mothers tea were made Thurs
day afternoon at the regular meet
ing Of the Girl Scout Troop No.
q. The affair will take place
Thursday afternoon, March 26 In
the Sprague School gym, between
$3.50 and o'clock. At that time
presentation Of tenderfoot pins
will be made.
Eleanor DiBlasi was appointed to
represent the troops at the Juliette
Low exercises at st. Johns Church.
Mrs. Anthony DiBlasi, leader, states
the new registration begins the
first OF April.
Attending the meeting were:
Mary Margaret Kelley, Nancy
O'Connor, Ruth Dubay, Shirley
Dubay, Dorothy Guimond, Carol
Kenney, Carol Hoadley, Marilyn
Trueloye, Hazel Clark, Adele Aims
kas, Gertrude DiBlasi, Joan Sonier,
Lois Plat, Eleanor DiBlasi, Bar
bara Lefevre, Jean Lefevre, Cecile
Pocoski, Loretta Pinto, Mary Edith
Tooley, Dorothy Stuart, Maureen
Baker, Betty Craw and Mrs. d.
Blast.
A st. Patrick's dance will be held
tonight at Foresters' Hall, for
members Of Court WEIGH and their
friends. Music will be furnished by
three piece orchestra and dane
ing will continue from 8 o'clock
until midnight.
Refreshments will be served and
an enjoyable evening is planned.
Card Party
The Pride Of WEIGH Circle held
a social and card party Tuesday
evening at Foresters' Hall, with the
following present: Mrs. ]. B. Gar
rcn, Mrs. U. McWarner. Mrs. Fred
Manley, Mrs. william Plat, Mrs
James Ahrens, Mrs Edward Martin
Mrs. Joseph Benoit, Mrs. James
McAree, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Mrs.
Harry TrueloYe, Mrs. Francis
Whalen, Mrs. John McAree, Mrs.
Joseph Dunno, Miss Josephine La
Chance, Mrs. Emma Moran, Mrs.
Louis Dadario, Mrs. John Calvin,
Mrs. David Grenier, Mrs. William
Dunlavey, Mrs. Edward Barlow,
Mrs. John Haggerty, Mrs. Thomas
Buckley and Mrs. John Byrnes
The committee in charge included
Mrs. Dunlavey, Mrs. Buckley and
Mrs. Barlow.
Francis Whalen Of Huntingdon
avenue is q patient at st. Mary's
Hospital, where he underwent an
operation q week ago.
Services tomorrow in the various
churches will be:
st. Michael's
Rev. Robert H. Falls, pastor, Rev,
James j. O'Brien, assistant. The
first mass will be at 9 a. III. instead
OF 6:15, with the others at tbs,
8:15, 9:l5 and II o'clock.
Grace Methodist
Rev. Ernest r. Weise, minister.
The regular meeting OF the Ev-
eryman's Bible Glass will take place
at 0 o'clock, under the direction Of
Vincent Leonard, president, with
Rev. ]. A. Lindvell of the Glad
Tidings Tabernacle, Waterbury, the
guest speaker. Charles probert will
lead the song service with Mrs.
Frances Butcher assisting at the
piano, and s. Gift Butcher on the
violin.
Sunday School win met at 10 q.
m. with the regular church service
at IL o'clock, at which time the
church will receive from Its men,
bers and friends q beautiful new
silk Christian flag, With pole and
standard complete. Special ack-
nowledgment viii be made during
the service, and the pledge Of ale
legiance given to the American flag
which will also be on display.
In the afternoon ct . o'clock
members Of the church win hold
Q devotional meeting at the South
inayd home. The choir viii accom-
pany them, and assist with the
music.
During the evening hour Of wOr-
ship, beginning ct Z o'clock, the
young people Of the Epwcrth
League Society viii give reports On