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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-19
MRS. MARY e. PHELPS

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
e. Phelps, ~ years old, a resident
of washington for 81 years, win bt
held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Edith Macdonald, 1906 Elmer
SON st. N. w. Interment viii be In
Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Phelps
died yesterday at her daughter
home after an invalidism OF severai
years.
/ She was born at Beaver Dam
Wis. Surviving her are her daugh
ter. wife of Judge George H. MAJ
donald of Police Court, and three
sons, George q. Phelps, and H
Glenn Phelps, Of this city, and Ear
v. Phelps, of New York.
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RIRTHS

william I. ana Olive A. Burley. girl
Asa G. and Evelyn Snyder, boy.
william z. and Minnie A. Andross'
Harold q. and Miriam Bulls. boy.
Theodore g. and Ella q. Grape. boy.
Harry and Demitra Mandis girl
Reniamin and Helen Jaffe. boy.
Howard w. and Mary James. boy.
James J. and Kathryn Lake. girl
Maurice J. and Sadie v. Miller. boy.
vincent A. and Fiorence Egan, girl.
Walter p. and Hazel L. Johnson, girl
Kenneth b. and Myrtle I. Walton
girl.
Bernard L. and Elsie L. Douglas. boy
Frank z. and Cecile e. Burton, GIRL
Franz A. and Dorothy Bergman
boy.
Harry C. and katherine G. Ovitts boy.
Leroy and Laura LOWS. boy.
Winfield and Martha Willis. boy.
James and Mary hobby girl.
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r b. MANNING

Funeral services for r. Lee Man.
ming. 81 years old, banker and
former southern Maryland tobacco
inspector. will be held this afternoon
at 3 o'clock at Indian Head
Episcopal Church. Interment will
be in Christ Church Cemetery at
Accokeek. Mr.. Manning died Satur
day at his home in Accokeek.
He had served as tobacco In
spector under Governor Crowthers
and was a director in the Clinton
Bank. OF Prince Georges county
Nd. Surviving him are his wife
Mrs. JuIiana Hatton Manning. seven
daughters. Mrs. Henry Clagett. the
Misses Eleanor. Maud. Juliana, Ros
allie, and Leonora Manning. all Of
Accokeek, and Mrs. Leo Farrel, o.
La Plata, and one son. Robert Lee
Manning, Of Washington.
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Births, Deaths and Marriages
BENJAMIN r. WEIGH

Funeral services for Benjamin t.
Welch 81 years old, veteran Govern
ment statistician, will be held to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the
n. Hines funeral home, 2SO1
Fourteenth st. N. W., with the Rev.
9 p. Dougherty, pastor OF the
limited Brethren Church, officiating.
Tnterment will be private in Rock
Greek Cemetery. WEIGH died yes.
terdav at his home after being in
creasingly poor health following
an operation in September.
Born in Baltimore, August 30,
1898. he was educated in Baltimore
schools and became a druggist
shortly after. He conducted a drug
store there until he moved to this
city in 1878. He took the first civil
service examination under the old
Pendleton civil service law and went
into Federal service as a statisti-
clan.
For many years he was in the
Bureau OF Statistics of the Treasury
Department, later 81 ing into the
Department of Labor. He was chief
Of the reviews division In the latter
department for nearly 90 years prior
to his retirement five years ago
after 43 years Of service.
Ha had been an active member OF
the First Presbyterian Church for
many years and was well known 20
church1oers as an able Bible
teacher. He was one OF the leading
sunday school teachers at his
church.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs.
Kate r. WEIGH; three daughters,
Miss Helen WEIGH, of Washington;
Mrs Albert Buckler OF Staten
island. and Mrs. Sam w. Foster, Of
Jersey City, and three sons, Harry
Welch. of this city; Ben T. and Clar-
ence r. Welch. both Of Philadelphia.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clark John Fischer. 26. OF Green
BAY, wis, and MarJory Glare Runck,
20. The Rev. 8. A. Czyz.
Albert Asbury Thompson, 81, and
Margaret Louise Moeller, 10. The Rev.
william III. Hoffman.
Robert Ashby Newton. 81, and saran
=. Seay. 20, of Chacellor, Va the
Rev William NJ. Hoffman.
Eidred Dewey Wilson. %. Of Tuscon,
Ariz., and Mary Bancroft Guertns 70.
The Rev. w. H. Anthony.
Edwin H. Sampson, q, and Catherine
A. Swope. %, both Of Baltimore, Nd.
The Rev. H. NJ. Hennig.
Everett Green, ~, and, Viola Marie
Lucas, 81. The Ray. +. G. Bundy.
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Shop L Bankrupt

The Fraternity Shop, Inc. dealer
- novelties, at 1917 Fl st. N. W.,
today was adiudged a voluntary
bankrupt by Justice Hoehling. of
the District Supreme Court, on the
application of the corporation.
The firm owes 32,9S6.13 and has
assets estimated at $10.0S4.S3. At
torneys Cromelin & Laws appear
Tor the company.
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Is to be held Friday night when the
resignation Of Orion r. Butler,
town clerk, which was laid on the
table at the last regular meeting,
will be considered. 1t IL under
stood that Butler will continue
serving IL his salary Is increased
from $50 to $500 q year.
The new mayor, y. "A. MCLEOD
was sworn in.
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DEATH NOTICES

RELATIONSHIPS Saturday, July
II, 1926, at Columbia Hospital. MIN .
ME L. REARDON, beloved wife OF
Paul v. Reardon. o.oe
Funeral from her late residence zSoo
tives and friends invited. -
REINHART-Died, on Friday. July 10
1925, at the residence of her daug3-
ter, Mrs. John w. Clark, MRS. ISABEL.
3. REMNANT. Funeral from chapel OF
John r.. Wright Co., 1887 Tenth st.
n. W., Tuesday. July 90 at p. m.
Interment at GIenwood Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-19
New Japanese Holiday

TOKYO July ia new national
holiday has been added to the Japan
csc calendar. In the future. JuEe
25, the birthday Of the Empress, will
be Q public faGa day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-19

Mount Rainier has been completed
and the report LOT the assessors Is
ready to be laid before the mayor
and council.
Progress OF the sidewalk and
road improvement program and
other matters are slated for dis.
cussion by the town fathers.
A special meeting of the mayor
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Right on the Barrel Head"

Right on the bdTrel mead
eyes, SIREE," THOUGHT
ALL THE THOUSANDS OF MA
CHIMES ON THE MARLBORO
BOULEVARD SUNDAY WERE
JOYRIDERS ON THE WAY TO
THE BEACHES, BUT 1T SEEMS
WORD HAD GOTTEN AROUND
TOWN THAT DISTRICT
HEIGHTS, T H E BEAUTIFUL
COMMUNITY OF HOMES JUST
TWO MILES FROM THE DIS
TRICT LINE, WAS GOING TO
"CUT A MELON" AND BOYS,
YOU OUGHT TO HAVE SEEN
THEM STOP AND LOOK 1T
OVER. WHEN THEY SAW THE
HIGH, DRY LOTS AND THE I'M
PROVEMENTS BEING IN
STALLED. THEY BEGAN LAY
ING THEIR MONEY FRIGHT ON
THE RREL HEAD" FOR
NEVER EFORE UND
WASHINGT TON HAD THEY
SEEN SUCH BARGAINS IN SUB
URBAN PROPERTY BACKED
UP WITH A GUARANTEE OF
INCREASE IN VALUE OR
YOUR MONEY BACK. IF YOU
WANT TO SEE SOMETHING,
DON'T WAIT TILL SUNDAY,
DRIVE OUT TODAY, BECAUSE
THE MOTTO OF DISTRICT
HEIGHTS is "FIRST CHOICE
TO FIRST CHOOSERS."
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A regular meeting Of the mayor
and town council Of Mount Rainier
viii be held tonight and a special
session may be called for tomorrow
night. A general reassortment of
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for absolute divorce sought on this
ground, which has been filed in cir
cult court at Upper Marlboro by the
husband.
The bill states that they were mar
ried in Washington June so, 1885,
and lived together in that city until
1918. when they moved to Landover.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-19

The Thrifton Village Junior Gov.
eminent League will hold it's month
ly meeting tonight at z o'clock in
the Parish Hall of Grace Episcopal
Church
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03
Social Activities About Town

As usual, following Easter gay little season. is in order the calendar being filled with weddings and their attendant festivities, beaed parties which must be given in town before summer homes opened few subscrip ton dances and charity affairs which always with us.
 One of the interesting events in prospect is the Easter ball to be given Saturday evening" April 10 at the Shut tie Meadow club At this date it gives every indication of being of the gaveSt parties of the spring season. New the spirit of very much refreshed after spend ing the late winter in the south touring the cont nent. Numerous dinner parties have been arranged to precedc the dancing, for which Si Yaffe will play
 Social activities have gained impetus in town within the last week. due to the return of the school and college set and despite the hull which ordinarily comes with the
 advent o Holy week there have been many parties arranged oR the pleasure of the younger set The hotels havehad their usual gay nightly gathering of diners and dancers the majority Of whom have been the college set In add ton to this there have been several smaller home parties
 Next week will see realm of parties bridges, teas and lunctouS planned for the early April brides. Beginning on Easter Monday when Miss Margaret Niddlemass and Miss Cornne Goodwin will entertain with breakfast and cards at the Shuttle Meadow cub and going down through the week. numerous are the events arranged ill honor of Miss Frances Dean and Miss Emice Humphrey that every day will at least pre-upal gathering; fact, time is short that two parties in day will prove no ex cept0n.
 Drama, music and humor will come in for their own at the Camp school auditorium the evening of April 19 when. in aid of the College club scholarship fund group of Emerson college girls will present entertainment un- der the auspices of the New Britain College club Mrs. M hs. Donald Bartlett, Miss Frances Ferguson Mrs Frank ZWick Miss Regina Conor and Miss Gladys Day lend ing their services in effort to insure the success of the entertainment
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03

Mrs. George F. Doerr gave a party at her home on shuttle Meadow avenue Wednesday evening for Miss Florrie Berglund Of Arch street who Is soon 10 marry Harry E, Tuverson,
 Mrs William c. Hungerford en- 'crtained at dinner at hor home on Russell street Wednesday evening.
 Miss Helena Doane, who is spend. inS tho Easter vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Doano ot Frederick street. Maple Hill en- tor,ained l6 of her school friends a, dinner Thursday evening. in hon. or Of two O. her classmates, Miss Margaret Twiddy and Miss Ruth Nixon Of Marlewood. \. ].
 
 Miss Elizabeth Vivian. daughter nf nr, Clifford Vivian and Mrs. Vivian of West Main street will en- ter'ain q number or friends at her home this afternoon in honor of her 18th birthday.
 Eobert lick son Of Mir. and Mrs. George Hick Of Forest street ccle hrated his fourth birthday on Mon. day by entertaining l2 friends at his home,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03
WEDDINGS
More numerous with pass ing of Lent - Sechrist- Caldwell wedding.

A wedding Of interest in town to- day is that Of Miss Cynthia Deming. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles II, Deming of Shuttle Meadow ave nue, and Harold Stead of this city, q son of Mir and Mrs. David Stead of New York city. The ceremony will be performed at o'clock this afternoon at the home of the bride. Rev. William Ross. pastor of the First Baptist church. will officiate. Miss Deming will wear a dress of white bridal satin and a veil caught with orange blossoms. She will carry a bridal bouquet of lilies Of thh valley, sweet peas and orchids. Her maid of honor, Miss Agnes Hitchcock of Maple Hill will wear q dress Of orchid georgette with q hat to match. Her bouquet will he Sweetheart roses, sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Grace Morlon If East Hartford will be the flower girl and she will wear q dress of pink crepe de chine and carry a basket Of torgct-me-nots and pink roses.
 Miss Sylvia Norden and Miss Mae Lester of this city will play Loher- Grin's wedding march. A reception will follow the ceremony. after which Mir. Stead will take his bride on q wedding trip. Upon their re- turn they will make their home al S1 shuttle Meadow avenue.
 Another wedding taking place 'o- day is that of Miss Rernice K''- hourne. daughter of Judson Kil- bourne Of Stanley street, and Jhs"rh ' aihInr. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Leihlcr Of Hartford. The wedding will take place at the Xii bourne residence on Stanley street 'his afternoon at o'clock. Rev Theodore X. Greene. pastor of tho First Congregational churcll will i rnrfhrm the ceremony. Miss Eu'h ' aibIor. sister Of the groom. will hn Miss K'lhourne's maid of honor and Howard '. EiIhhurne brother of the l'rilc. will be Nr. Teihler's best man ThN bride will wear gown of duchess satin trimmed with seed pearls and crystals. She will carry q bouquet of roses and lilies Of the valley. Her maid of honor will wear dress Of hois de rose gnor- gett' and will carry sweet peas and orchids.
 A reception a' tho home or The brides father will follow the cerc- mony. after which the young people
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03

have returned 10 their home in Ken sinEton after spending several days in Florida.
 Mrs. AiCo DcforeSt has returned 10 her home in New Haven after spending q few days with Mfr. and Mrs. Rose Bcldcn at her homo in East Berlin,
 Mrs. M. Friedman and children of New York city are tho housn gunsts Of Mrs x. Lifshitz of HaN- tiinS street,
 GnorgH Coylc. q studont at Dart mouth college, is spending his Easter vacation at his homo on ConncitoN street.
 Miss Jessie Zevin of Seymour sir"et has returned from the Arnold School of Physical Education for the Easter recess.
 Miss Elizabeth Cooley daughter of Dr, Gooreo Cooley of Lincoln road has returned from the Walnu. Lane school 10 spend h"r spring hoidays in town.
 Miss Cons'ancc and Miss Clarjc, Taon"ssa. daughters of Mayor A. VI. Taon"ssa and Mrs. raon"ssa ur" Homn from Laurcltor Hall for th" holidays.
 Miss Anna Emauuol Of New York oi'y has been the recent guest Of Mrs. D. L. Najr.
 Edwin paniolson who has been spending few days vifh his parents al their home in Marln Hill has re- turned to Pratt Institute.
 Mrs. Albert Johnson Of Glens | Falls, \. Y. Is visiting her parents Mfr, and Mrs, Benjamin Olson Of this city. Mrs, Johnson was before her marriage Miss Eleanor Olson. Archie Risltv of St. Louis, Mis- souri, is tho house guest of his sister Mrs. Ina M, Duncan of Worthineton ridge, Berlin. Miss Susan ScoHeld, a student at Columbia University. New York city. is spending tho Easter recess with her mother. Mrs. William Scofiold of Berlin.
 Miss Faye Rattonbury daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William II. Rattcnhurr Of Lenox Place returned Thursday from Holyoke, Mass. after spending frW days with Miss Claire Avery classmate of Miss Rattcnbury's at Bradford academy Miss Ratt"n- bury returns to Bradford on Mon day next.
 Mir. and Mrs. R, R. Stevens of East Berlin have hcen entertaining guests from Willimantic.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03

L, ". S. Chapman and W R. Clark of this city are among the students of the University of Penn sylvania appearing in tho chorus of "A Sale and Sailor" Of Glory! What Prices" the current produc- ton of the Mask and Wig club.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis of New York city is spending the week end in town,
 Miss Esther Wells of Rutland, Vt, is the weekend guest of Miss Cor inne Goodwin. daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. B, w. Goodwin of Sherman Court.
 Mir, and Mrs. George Boil Of West Main street arc spending the week. nd in Hatfield, Mass.
 Mrs. William Dunn and son Of New York city havo recently return 'l from Florida where they spent the winter season. Mrs. Dunn was before her marriage Miss Margaret Martin, daughter of Dr. John E. Martin of Vino street.
 
 Mir. and Mrs, Ralph Gould and children of Harrison street arc spending the weekend in Mt. Yer. non. x. Y,
 Miss Alice Hallinan and Miss Ro salio Hallinan of this city are spend ing the weekend with Mir and Mrs Clement Hallinan of New York city Miss Corinne Goodwin. daughter of Nlr, and Mrs, R. w, Goodwin of sherman Court will spend the latter part of next week in Philadelphia. Pa, and New York city.
 Donald Bristol is home from the University of Pennsylvania, Phila. delphia, to spend the holidays with his parents Mir. and Mrs. T, H. Bris- tol of Corbin avenue.
 
 Mrs, William Montague Of Hawley street is spending the weekend In New York city.
 Miss Eurith Wachtcr has returned from Philadelphia, Pa. to spend her spring vacation with her parents, NIT. and Mrs. Frank Wachter Of Harrison street.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03

their home at 117 Shuttle Meadow aN enue.
 Mrs. Leland Hart of Plainvllle has announced tho marriage of her. daughter, Miss Faith Strong 10 Richard Bennison. son of Mir. and Mrs. George Bennison of East Main street, Plainville. The ceremony was performed December 2Srd in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Trewhella Of Walnut street observed the S0th an- niversary of their wedding at their home on Monday last, Mir. Trewhel- la is S7 years old and Mrs. Trewhella is S4.
 Nr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson of Bolden street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at their home last Saturday evening, They were married in Hartford by Reverend Francen and have been residents of this city for the past 30 years.
 Mrs. George Froeba entertained at her home on Hillside Place last Sum- day in honor Of the fifth wedding an- niversary of Mir. and Mrs. George c. Ellinger.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03

Mrs. E, L, Morley aul Miss Irene Cnnkhn Of th,s city are spending thr holidays in New York city,
 Charles Y. Gaffna,, medical s.u. dent at Baltimore University is spending the Easter vacation with lis family on West Main street.
 Miss Mac Rcgan of Harrison street left today for Atlantic City. x, J.. where shp will spend q week
 Charles Hurlcy5of Tacoma, Oregon iF the house surst of Curtis Bootl, aon of Mr, anI Mrs, William II Booth Of Forest street.
 Frank ]. Porter of Lexington str"et has returned from Baltimore. Md. .-
 Mrs. Dana Vibberts of Lincoln street entertained at bridge on Saf urlay afternoon a, the Hotel South land, Southern Pines. x, c. Mir anl Mrs, Nihbcrts arc spending the sea. son there.
 Dana Nihber,s was among thv prize winners a' the Southern Pincs mems golf tournament last week. He was awarded a handsome. silver se' consisting of two candlosticks ani a flower howl.
 MT and Mrs. Sturman Dyson oi Trumbull street are the guests of Mrs. Dyson's parents Mir. and Mrs. Louis Bones Of Staten Island.
 Mr. and Mrs. C, s Barnes of Bris tol have returned from California where they have been spending the winter season,
 Mrs. Buel B. Basscttc of Emmons place is visiting her daughter, Miss Ruth Bassette Of New York.
 Mrs. NJ. l.. Fitch Of Emmcns place is spending few days with her daughter. Mrs. John Bartlett in New York.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03

will leave on an unannounced we'd ding trip. Upon their return they will make their home in Hartford.
 
 The wedding of Miss Helen Cad we'll of New York city, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Caldwell of liar rison street, and Edward Scchrist of New York city, son of Mrs. l.. Sc christ of Plainyille. which occurs on Monday. April H, will he witnessed only by members of the immediate families Dr. George W. Hill, pastor of tho south Congregational church, will perform the ceremony, which is 10 he followed by q small reception for tho family and close friends. After q short wedding trip Mir, Sc christ and his bride will make their home oH Barrow street, Now York city.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Cart A. Ahlstrom nt Arch street announce the engage ment Of their daughter, Miss Hildur Ahlstron', 10 Don E. Parker ot t76 Lake street, son Of Mir. and Mrs Ernest L. Parker of Springfield Mass.
 Miss Myrtle E. Peterson, daughter of Mfr, and Mrs. Alfred Peterson ol | Rentschler street and Haddor : klingherg, son of Reverend Dr. ] i F. Klnghcrg and Mrs. Klingberg oi ! State street were married Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides parents. Reverend Dr. , klingherg and Reverend Gustav Pihl. pastor of the Swedish Bethany church officiated. Miss Glennic Peterson, a sister of the bride, was the maid of honor and Edwin King berg, q brother Of the groom was the best man.
 A reception followed the cere- mony. after which Mir. and Mrs klingberg left on a wedding trip to Washington, D. C, They will make
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03

Mrs. r C. Platt entertained at cards followed by tea at her home on Ten Acre Road Wednesday after noon. There were six tables playing and the prizes went to Mrs. Howard Rruemmer, Mrs. r. w. Porter and Mrs. Dudley Walker. Afternoon tea was served in the dining room with Mrs. Dudley Walker and Mrs George Bosson of New York presid. ing at the table which was decorated with tall green candles and bright spring flowers. Mrs. Howard Bruemmer. Mrs. Maurice Johnston and Mrs, Clifton Wilson assisted with the serving
 Mrs. Raymond Burr will give q tea at her home in Hartford next
New Britain herald., 1926-04-03

Wednesday for Miss Tunicn Hum- phroy, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. F.. x. Humphrey of Lincoln street whose house marriage 10 Burton Hildehrandt Of Minneapolis, Mnn.. will take place April 1@th. On Easter Monday Miss Corinne Goodwin. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Burton Goodwin of Sherman Court and Miss Margaret Middlcmass. daugh- fer of Mrs. William Middlemass of south High stre.' will entertain at breakfast at the Shuttle Meadow ol1b for Miss Humphrey. on Satur- d4y April 10th Miss Priscilla Crab tree. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ". Y, Crabtroc Of Lincoln street will en- t'rtain for Miss Humphrey at Alice Browns tea room in Manchester,
 Miss Priscilla Crahtrco, daughter o| Mr, and Mrs. W. r. Crahtrcc of Lincoln street and Miss Harriet Key nal, daughter of NIr. and Mrs. Louis R"ynal of Lexington street will en- certain at bridge and tea this after noon for Miss Frances Dean, daugh- t"r Of Mir and Mrs. D. F. Dean of Pittsburgh, Pa, formerly of this city. Miss Dean will marry Kenneth Nroeland of Hartford on April 17th,
 The teachers ot the English de oartmcnt of the S-nior High school gave toa in the Model Apartments ot tho school Wednesday afternoon for Miss Eunico Humphrey. whoso marriage to Burton Hildchrandt of Minneapolis, Minnv will take place April 1?th.
 Mrs. ], r. Van Oppon entertain al at luncheon and cards at her home on Buell. street Tuesday after noon for her house guest, Mrs. Brewster Smith of Mount Vernon, x. '. The prizes were awarded to Mrs Smith, Mrs, Charles Clock of Maridon, and Mrs A. l.. Mackay. Mrs. E. !. Hubert entertained members of the Maple Hill bridge club at cards at her home Tuesday afternoon. The prizes were awarded 10 Mrs, x. E. Mann, Mrs. A. S. Grant, and Mrs. H. E. Olmstead,
 Miss Mary Kiniry of Curtis street gave bridge party at her home tuesday evening for Miss Laurotte Campbell of East street whose mar riaEe to Frank Kenctlick will take place on Wednesday. April 1ith at tho Church Of St John the Evan .'h=t.
 Mir and Mrs. I.ucian Stevens en- t'rtained the members Of the Wed nnsday night card club at their home on Monroe street this week.
 Miss Charlotte Symolon entertain c1 two tables of bridge at the Busi- r"ss and Professional Womens club Wednesday evening for Miss Irene Mckeon of kensington whose mar riage to Henry Nimro of Belden street will take place April l2th in St- Paurs church in KensinEton. The bridge prizes went to Miss Marie Roche and Miss Louise HyneCk.
 Mrs. Edward H. Christ entertained tho Thursday afternoon card club at her home on Coolidge street this week. The prize was awarded to Mrs, George Boil
 Mrs. Kenneth Relyca will give a luncheon followed by bridge at her home in Bridgeport Tuesday for Miss Eunice Humphrey. Among those from own who are planning 10 at tend the party are Mrs. Edward II. Christ Mrs. Bonnet Hubbard, Mrs. R. D. Silsby of Berlin and Miss Miriam Mouat, Mrs, Relyea was before her marriage Miss Mildred Meisner. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George MeiSner of Berlin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Cowles gave a card party at their home in Hart ford Tuesday evening for Miss Frances Dean and Kenneth Vrceland Of Hartford Their marriage will fal., volarn AprU 1-Ff,