The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-03

GSOuUSp R6IGAlOo, ECAoOAVCS dklu 4IACAAuO visited the camp during the after noon. As the guests arrived Carol Coon, stationed at the gate, directed the visitors to the camp.
 At four o'clock a flag ceremony was executed by Senior Girl Scout Carol Moore with Girl Scouts Mar ianna Richter and Eunice Ganung as color guards assisted by Brownies Mary Lou Brandmeyer and Bernice Butterfield and Senior Girl Scouts Jane Atwood, Barbara Butterfield, Patty Lewis and Louise Jessel. The flag was given to the camp by Att woods garage.
 Mrs. E. J. Barlow, commissioner of Watertown council welcomed the visitors and spoke briefly on the growth of the camp. She then in- troduced Mrs. Dudley w. Atwood, chairman of the camp committee, who spoke of some of the needs of the camp. Others introduced were the two senior life savers, Miss Mar garet Black and Miss Barbara But terfleld; and Mrs. H. s. Dayton, who will be in charge of camp activities.
 Refreshments of punch and cook ies were served in charge of Mrs. Bronson E. Lockwood, assisted by Senior Girls Arlene Smalley, Shir- ley Coon, Shirley Rice, Mary De- Witt, Patty Lewis, Carol Moore, Louise Jessell, Jane Atwood.
 The guest list included: Mrs. E. J. Barlow, MT. and Mrs. Dudley At- wood, MT. and Mrs. Herbert s. Day. ton, MT. and Mrs. Rcinhold Dewitt, MT. and Mrs. Bronson E. Lockwood, MT. and Mrs. Wilfred B. Bryan, MT. and Mrs. Kurt Richter MT. and Mrs. Roger Hartt, MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Parke, Mir. and Mrs. Raymond J. Black, MT. and Mrs. Francis Lynn, Mir. and Mrs. Seymour R. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Raymond J. Parker, MT. and Mrs, Howard Williams, MT. and Mrs. George Dubpernell, MT. and Mrs. L. L. Snalley, Mrs. John Har- rell, Mrs. Bernard MarcouX. Mrs. Corinda Hedu, Mrs. George Ganung, Mrs. Kenneth Peck, Mrs. William E. Rice, Mrs. Earle Couch, Mrs Justin L. Smith, Mrs. Royal A. Meyers, Mrs. Charles Sepples, Mrs. P. Rus sell Wilbur, Mrs. F. N. Meyer, Mrs. Francis Besancon, Mrs. Isabelle Moore, Mrs. Isabelle Hopkins.
 Alro, Christine Butterfleld, Bar bara Lockwood, Thelma Dayton, Peggy Marcoux, Peggy McGowan, Louise Jessell, Eunice Ganung, Ruth Peck, Jeanne Peck, Myra Peck, Joyce Peck, Polly Peck. Joanne Peck, Ruth Rice, Nina Ring, Shir- ley Rice, Claire Louise Couch, Oc- tavia H. Smith, Ruth E. Meyers, Margaret Sepples, Beatrice M. Juul, Mary Elizabeth Jebb, Ann B. Jebb, Judy Hartt, Barbara Hartt, Mary Dewitt, Virginia Black, Harret Bar low, Margaret Black, Gloria Cleve- land, Gloria Lawson, Carol Law son, lN ncy Lynn, Mary Lynn, Caro- lyn Smith, Shirley Smith, Louise Moore, Evelyn Besancon, Ruth Ann BeSancon, Judy Thornley, Susan Coon, Sylvia Barlow, Helen Will Hams, Jane Atwood, Carol Moore, Shirley Coon, Carol Coon, Barbara Butterfield, Carold Butterfield, Tir- zah Atwood, Arlene Smalley, Mary Lou Brandmeyer, Bernice Butter field, Harry Williams, Herbert Shaw, Jack Dewitt, Elton Cleveland, Rickey Peck, Royal A. Meyers, Rus sell Hartt, David Hartt, John Bar low.
 Informal Sea Scout Dance
 The Sea Scouts entertained Fri- day evening at an informad dance, held in the Confiregational church house in honor of the members who are entering the service or going away to further their education.
 A program of dancing was en- joyed and during the evening a mu- sical quiz contest was conducted be- tween the boys and the girls yh Gerard Canty with his trumpet and George Wildman with his saXo- phone. The result of the contest was a victory for the girls.
 Attending the dance were Herbert s. Dayton, chairman of the ship committee and Mrs. Dayton. Mrs. Frank M. Reinhold, ships mother; First Mate Philip Wildman and Mrs. Marian Chamberlain; Willard Franklin and Beverly Callahan: John McC;owan and Ann Bronson; Fred Black and Virginia Roger; George Barton and Nancy Linoky; William Rice, Jr.. and Joyce Good win. Curtiss Mattson and Christine Neuswanger.
 Also, John Barton, Wilfred D. Miller, James Petit, John Wildman, Horace Gibson. Donold Flynn, George E. Wildman and Gerard E. Canty.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Shons and their daughters, the Misses Molly and Susan Shons of Taft school are yacationing in North Tetchford, Vt.
 Donald Lynn, who has enrilled fin the freshman class at the Uni- yersity of Connecticut is spending A few days with his parents. MT and Mrs. Francis P. Flynn of Mid- dlebuFy road.
 Edgar Jeremiah of Woodruff ave- nue is visiting relatives in IllinoL.
 Mrs. Lawrence Nadeau of Straits Turnpike served as natron of honor at the wedding of her sister. Missc Lillian M. Flanagan. daughter of MT, and Mrs. Edward Flanagan of Montgomery street. Waterbury and James J. O'Brien. son of Mrs. Margaret O'Brien and the la;s MyIeg O,Brien of Winsted. which took place at the Blessed Sacrament church, Waterbury. Saturday morn ing ct 9 o'clock.
 Peter Belts. son of MT. and Mrs. randolph Betts of Academy XII, who graduated from Taft school Tn June, has entered Dartmouth col- Ieee, Hanover. N. H.
 Kenneth Robertson. business raanaeer of the Taft school, who Is enjoying Q two weeks vacation left raeentiv to visit in Boston.