The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
Society Notes
,AH-Star Cast At
 Hi-Y-An Mite Club

The Ill., An Mite club is offering the young men and women of Wa terbury and surrounding communi- ties an outstanding floor show to- night. Excellent as the entertain ment has been in the past, this nights floor show promises to be exceptional, featuring the all-star cast of the Victory Vanities present. ed by the ScovilI Fuse Assembly Dept.
 The Hi-Y-an Mite club, sponsored Dy the YMCA for the wholesome recreation of teen-age men and women is attracting wide attention In neighboring Connecticut cities where defense industries are located. These communities, like Waterbury are faced with a little publicized but fast growing problem of moral lax ness and vice among it's youth that has reached serious proportions. To counteract this tendency, the Y. M. c. A. is striving with all the re- sources at it's command, to make the big friendly "Y" the center of good clean fun for the younger gene5ation. All young people of high school age, whether attending school working or staying at home, are urged to attend their Mite Club.
 Tonights program includes the following well known entertainers who will offer varied program of song. dance and comic skits: Ernest Kronwall, Rosemary Flanagan, Mary Hajjar, Betty DiMeco, Marion Pra- nitis, Bob Scheventerly, Frank La Salatta, Mary DeMers, Tom Scully, Betty Burns, Danny Barrett, Rita Parenteau, Dorothy Robinson, Char lie Ciarcia, Ellen Blondeau, Anne Duffy, Bill Leary, Leo Phalen, Claire McNichols and Shirley Erhardt.
 Also Helen Facione, Gloria Car angelo, Helen Duffy, Gloria Ayotte, Betty Baker, Marion Wolfe, Lillian DiMeco. Viola Heslop, Jean McCar- garet Ferrick, Cito Pace, Dorothy Robinson, Arlene Bates, Vera Sut- covey. Kay Mccarthy, Imelda Doo- ian, Margaret Solomon, Rosemary Flanagan and John Ruggiero.
 The floor show starts at 845 p. m. Music will be furnished by Frank Capalbo's Kilima Islanders Hawai- ian orchestra.
 International President Frances L. Landry, of Baton Rouge, Louisia- na, announces the decision of the Board of Directors of Quota Inter national to offer a scholarship to a Latin American woman fir the year 1943-44.
 The scholarship will be for at tendance at Louisiana State Uni versity in Baton Rouge, and the se- lection of the student who will re- ceive the award will be made with the assistance and cooperation of the Institute of International Edu- cation in New York City.
 The scholarship is the outgrowth of the interest of Quota Clubs in the Good Neighbor Policy of the Western Hemisphere and in pro- noting international good will. It Is given for the year 1914 as part of the celebration of the twenty fifth anniversary of the founding of Quota Club International in 1919
 Quota International is a classi- fled service organization which re- stricts it's membership to women executives in the business and pro- fessional fields. Member clubs are located in the United States, Can ada and Australia. From the time of its organization, Quota Interna- tional has had for one of it's pro- jects Girls Service Program. The international program has since been enlarged and in addition to Girls Service, at the present time the activities of Quota Clubs en- phasize Service to Country and Community"