The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-19
Washington Hill
Lessons For 'Teen-Agers'
 Instructions in Dancing
 Slated Tonight

The dancing instruction for the Teenagers of the Hill will have their second lesson tomorrow eve ming at Washington Park Commu- nity House with Miss Agnes Murphy and John Sweeney in charge of the social part of the evenings enter tainment. Refreshments will be served and another boy and girl will be appointed to take charge of the next social, which should be two weeks hence.
 Cliff McHale's dancing instructors are in charge, and all those who at- tended last weeks class, are asked to bring their friends as MT. Mo Hale reports he can take care of any number up to 125.
 Lesson starts promptly at o'clock and the social will be held imme- diately after the lesson, approxi- mately 8 o'clock.
 Last weeks lesson was so ercour- aging and the boys and girls in at- tendance so orderly, the committee from the Community club who are sponsoring it, hope to have at least twice as many on hand Tuesday night.
 St. Francis Xavier's golden jubilee was indeed a very satisfying cele- bration. Baldwin street. Washing ton and Xavier streets were busy thoroughfares all day yesterday, and well into the early evening.
 Open house was held in the par ish hall from to o'clock. with all the visiting clergy and sisters meet ing their old friends and school mates. Archbishop Murray seemed to be holding a reception all after noon. with line of people waiting their turn to greet him. Any one having an opportunity to speak with the archbishop, certainly came away with feeling that "all is right with the world. His memory is one to marvel at, he semes to be able to remember everyone whom he ever had occasion to even know very slightly.
 The parish hall shows marked improvement, the poles which have always been in the church since 1t was erected, have been taken out, the stage has appropriate scenery, with a curtain. The kitchen is also well equipped and without a doubt St. Francis Xavier's parish will be holding social events to their hearts content in the near future.
 The C.YO. will hold their annual Thanksgiving dance Wednesday night in the parish hall.
 The parochial and public school children of the parish will be en- tertained Tuesday afternoon in the parish hall. Refreshments will be served and an entertainment is also on the program. All the children of the parish will be most welcome.
 No religious instructions will be held this week owing to the holiday on Thursday.
 A Mass of Thanksgiving will be held on Thursday morning, at 7:30 o'clock, at St. Francis xavier's church.
 Kenneth Riordan of Luke street is vacationing for two weeks at Miami Beach, Fla.
 Sgt. and Mrs. Francis Sullivan of Luke street left for California on Saturday. Mrs. Sullivan was the fnru1ap ElaarAr Enrd
 Mrs. Daniel Murphy and Miss Mary Murphy were hostesses Sat- urday evening, at a miscellaneous shower held at Washington Park Community House in honor of Mrs. George Lockwood.
 A buffet luncheon was served in the cafeteria to about ninety people. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. Among those in attendance were: Mrs. Will liam Blacker. Miss Rosemary Con- nell. Mrs. W. F. Kelly, Mrs. John OLeary, Mrs. Michael Daly, Mrs. William Cardindale, Miss Virginia Farrell, Mrs. Helen Kilbride. Mrs. Ambrose Scully, Mrs. Joseph Wrenn, Mrs. Joseph Carr, Mrs. John Lock- wood. Jr., Mrs. Della Hotchkiss, Mrs. Louis Stevens, Mrs. D. Murphy, Mrs. William Lundon, Mrs. Helen Talbot, Mrs. Rose Lynch. Mrs. Jere- miah Griffin. Mrs. Patrick Mulhall. Mrs. John Lockwood, Mrs. Harold Maloney. Mrs. Richard Cotter, Mrs. Harld Blacker, Mrs. Thomas Pur- cell. Mrs. Helen KielS. Mrs. Robert Nagle, Mrs. Jerry Greaney, Mrs. John Delaney. Mrs. Wayne Burns, Mrs. Jack Eeary, Mrs. Jerry Mur- phy.
 Also, Mrs. Thomas Reynolds, Mrs Martin Hayden, Mrs. Patrick O'Con-