The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-29
Many Attend Xmas Event
 Last Night
Sponsored By Supervisors Club; Harold N. Barrett, Production Superintendent Was Master of Cere-
 monies, J. B. Dumaschael Principal Speaker
NAUG UcK
Correspondent, Lazry Shepley-Fhone Naugatuck 5SaB

The annual Christmas party for members of the United States Rub- Der Company Supervisors Club was held last night at the Hop Brook Club. Harold N. Barrett, pro duction superintendent of the Nau- gatuck Footwear Plant, was master of ceremonies. J. B. Dumaschael from Springfield, Mass, was the principal speaker, and c. l.. Glaesl production manager of the Footwear Division of the United States Rub- Der Company, and H. L. Carter, fac- tory manager, also spoke.
 Others attending were: MesSrs R. E. Lowell, M. J. Garrick, R. J. Ford, E. J. FoSsbender; Stella Poco- ski, president, Helen Skirvainlsr president and Evelyn Fensker treasurer; Josephine Stockton, Eliz- abeth Van Delft, Ceil Sanders, Helen Morris, Lena Pelosi, Eleanor Yanovich, Ruth Laguna, Lottie Reed, Sophie Cornish, Anna Juc- kett, Agnes Moskus, Kay Brown Emma Trestrail, Bertha Rzewski, Anne Pawelchak, Wilhelmina Ben- nett, Jennie Bendler, Marian Romig, Mabel Grant, Rose Riley. Eloise Hubert, Sophie Objinski, Helen Car zasta, Anne Gawitt, Mary Federe- wicz, Bess Brew, Johanna Schaffer, Edith Iiomne, Lillian Klonoski Maud Wurster, Pasqualina Marine, Helen Napierkowski. Jessie Kevitt Catherine Droznick, Edith Urgitis Bernetta Reed, Anna Longfellow Ethel Ryan, Martha Andrews, Mary Crow, Catherine Palladino, Veronica Cook, Anne Siegrist, Veronica Swee- ney, Margaret Davison, Elsie Mattel, Ethel Schiman, Mary Arcovia, Ruth Robinson, Mary Healey, Mary Sulh- van, Anne Terulla, Helen Wurm Esther Trapkauskas, Anne Fatek, Stella McCann, Dorothy MacFar- land, Genevieve Smith, Libby Cher honiak, Pauline Nolan, Margaret Feeley, Catherine Brosnahan, Pa tricia Healey, Ann Daly and Helen Zapatki.
 The committee in charge was: Margaret Davison, chairman. Stella Pocoski, Helen Skirvainis, Peg Scan- lone, Evelyne Fenske, Stella Mo Cam, Cell Sanders, Barbara Rim bach, Helen Carzasta, Wilhelmina Bennett, Anne Gawitt, Catherine Droznick and Genevieve Smith.
 ss Installation
 The installation of Reginald Smith as master of Beacon Valley Grange will take place at ceremonies to- night at 8 in Grange hall. He will succeed Charles Messner who held the post for two years.
 Emerson Leonard and staff oi Walilngford, will install. A social will follow. Other officers to be in- stalled are: Overseer. John Camp bell; lecturer, Dorothy Benson; steward, Harry Hoeckel; assistant steward, Joseph Caliento; chaplain, Edna Gladding; treasurer, William Brush; secretary, Anna Brush; gatekeeper, Herbert Taylor; ceres, Maude Tripp; Ramona, Mabel Campbell; Flora, Emma Moeckel; lady assistant steward, Betty Hackett and executive committe TOT three years, Walter Roberts.
 Meet Tonight
 The First Ward Democratic club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the borough court room in the Town Hall building.
 The meeting is for the purpose of making plans for the testimonial dinner to be given by the club in honor of Corporal Joseph Dinneny of the United States Army, mem- Der of tine club and former Demo- cratic burgess from the first ward just returned from the Southwest Pacific war zone.
 Tentative plans for the dinner were made for this weekend, but events have precluded the possi- bility of holding the affair. until after the New Year.
 President Francis Cullen asks that all members of the club be on hand at the meeting, one of the most inn portant slated in some time.
 Seal Sale Over 5000
 Mrs. Albert w. Holmberg, chair nan of the Red Cross seal campaign esmmittee, announced today that @Ae sale of Christmas Seals here eDtRIs more than $2.l00. The amount contributed to date tops last years donations, which were the highest ever recorded here.
 Of the total, $6O1 was from schools here and $227 was from Beacon Falls. The schools donations were e253 more than last year.
 Some have not yet made returns and Mrs. Holmberg urges these to do 50 as quickly as possible.
 EnrOlls At U. of Utah
 Miss Anne Kerr, daughter of Jo- seph Kerr of Naugatuck, and who has resided with her sister, Mrs. E. Donald walsh of Grove street for Che past year, has enrolled at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.
 Miss Kerr k an asumna of Mor- cain College, Bethlehem, Pa, and Allentown Hospital School of Nurs- eng, Allentown, Pa. She will study eor a degree of Doctor of Medicine.
 Girl Scent Meeting Cancelled
 There will be no meeting of Girl Scout Troop No. 24. this week. The meeting scheduled for Friday in St, AGichaeis parish house has been cancelled.
 i. Saturday Rarty
 Ihs primary department of St. hGichaers Sunday school will be en. hsrtained ct Q Christmas party ct 2:s0 ?. In. Saturday in the parish house.
 A party for tho children of the salem Lutheran church will be held tomorrow afternoon following c rec hoarsal of . Christmas program at n:s0 o'clock.
 Divorce Suit
 One Naugatuek case was listed ia t,ho four divorce actions filed Wed- MmmT.a. ana aaau.nnIrsa. ms.namA mk TaTmNDe-