The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-20
Ann Jameson Guest
 At Birthday arty
DeForest St. Youngster Nine Years Old; Nutritional
 Meal Display This Evening
WATERFOWL Mrs Stephen Cany Correspondent g Scott

Watertown, Aug. 20-Mrs. Victor Jameson entertained at her home On DeForest street Wednesday afternoon in honor of her daughter Ann Jameson, who was celebrating her ninth birthday. The guest of honor received many lovely gifts in- clutling her first corsage, which was of red rosebuds and was presented to her by her father.
 The children played games and later in the afternoon party refresh ments were served. Pink and green were used in the color scheme of the decorations, and a pink frosted birthday cake formed the table centerpiece.
 Those attending the party were: Mrs Simon Panilaitis Jr., and her daughter Sally of Oakville. Polly Cummings, Judy Cummings, Lloyd Jameson, Mrs. Victor Jameson and Ann Jameson.
 Funeral Services
 Funeral services for Andrew Her. mulak who died Wednesday night following a fall at his home 464 Buckingham St., Oakville, will be held at the HickoX funeral home 195 Main St., tomorrow morning at SIS o'clock to St. Mary's Russian Or thodox church, Waterbury at g o'clock.
 Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon from 3 until 5 o'clock and this evening from 2 until o'clock.
 Celebrates First Birthday
 Sally Panilaitis, daughter of MT. anC Mrs. simon PanilaitlS Jr., of Main St., Oisville, who celebrated her first birthday recently was hon. ored at a party given by her mother at Deer Island Bantam Lake where the Panilairls family were vacation ing. Mrs. Panilaitis was the former Miss Mary Keilty of Hamilton Ave, WatertoWn.
 Sally received many lovely gifts and during the afternoon party luncheon was served.
 Those attending the party were: Maureen Flaherty, Mary Jane Ken nedy, Anne Kennedy, Mary Lou Campbell, Barbara Campbell, Jane Watts, John Warren, Ruth Keilty, Michael Keilty, Miss Virginia Keilty Mrs. John Flaherty. Mrs. John Phe- Ian, Mrs. Simon Panilaitis Jr.. and Sally Panilaitis.
 Mrs. William D. Starr of Beach avenue, Mrs. Raymond J. Black of Northfield road, and Mrs. George Mattson of Hillcrest avenue will be the judges for the nutritional meal display, which has been arranged by the home economic committee of the Watertown Grange, and which will be exhibited at the Grange meeting in Columbia hal tonight at 8 o'clock.
 The winner in this evenings con- test will be entitled to compete in the Pomona Grange nuturitional meal display,
 Personals
 MT, and Mrs. Clarence Jessell and their daughters, Louise and Ann Jessel. have returned to theiI home on Litchheld road after q visit in Madison. where they were the guests of Mrs. Jessels sister Mrs, Daniel Pease of Meriden, who is yaeationing In Madison.
 Recent guests at the home of MT and Mrs. Jessel were Mrs, Ben jamin Tracy and her son Richard Of Waterbury,
 sergt. William Kelty of Water vile, formerly of Hamilton ave- nue, Watertown, who is now sta- toned with the U, s, Army at Camp Breckenridge. Ky, Is spending q furlough with Mrs, Kellty at their home In Wateryile, Mia Lucille Miller. . student ai i St, Francis hospital training school for nurses. Hartford, has been the recent guest Of her parents. Mi and Mrs, John r. Miller Of Scott [ avenue,
 Book Binders Meet
 The Book Binding club met ai the Wntertown library Wednesda, afternoon and continued the con structiye work which it has under taken. The club. which is com- posed of yOung boys and girls, man;