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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-08
Soprano to Be
Presented at
Hotel Concert
.enoTocNAFT.

Miss Mary Eloise Spann will be
presented in a musical concert to
be given Sunday night in the Ma
rott ballroom. Miss Spann, a so
prano. won a scholarship at the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
The Marott trio, consisting OF
Maude Custer, Hilda Barrichter and
Consuelo Couchman, will appear
with Miss Spann, as will James
Tribby, flutist, and Mrs. Frank
Edenharter, accompanist. An audi
ence of about 300 persons will at
tend this event, including;
Senator and Mrs James Watson, Messrs.
and Mesdames Willard N. Clute. Nathan
w. Van Osdol. Clark E. Mallory. Frank
B. Flanner, c. j. Buchanan, A. l.. Gill
lion. w. M Louden. M. G. Knox, Felix Nc
Whirter. w. w. Critchlow. Frank P. Man
w. Irving Lemaux. Walter j. Hutton. W.
L. TAYLOR. Karl T. Nessler, A. JACK TIL
son; Mesdames Robert Brakeman. Jefferson
Claypool Jane johnson Burroughs. En-
rioue c. Miller Samuel Cornell Carey
jeanette Hampton. Frank Wampler Robert
Elliott. w. H Kinnear. Carl Vernon Grit
fifth. John Wesley Duncan; Messrs. John
Ruckelshaus. Eli Lilly. Bomar Cramer ana
Miss Ruth Eberhardt and others promin-
ent in the musical and social life Of the
CITY.
The program follows:
Trio-"Molto Allegroed Agitato" from
the D-Minor Trio) Mendelssohn
Twilight Is Coming '.,,..'..'. FaLiIeSS
"A Memory, ...........''''' y Ts6[Gnii q
6lr'noSE Mary Eloise snann.
Violin Solo-"Ghost Dance. ...,..... Levy
Maud Custer.
caro- caro- H Nome" from aRigoiettoJ e.. Verdi
Mary Eloise Spann.
Cello Solo-"Scherzo" ........ Won Goens
Consuelo Couchman.
''Massa's in de Cold. Cold Ground" Foster
Mary Eloisa Spann.
LOT Here the Gentle Lark" 80. Bishop
Miss Spann and James Tribby.
Selections from Madam Butterfly"
Observation-Disclosures. Pucclnl
Marott Trio
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Convention of
Tri PSiS Will
Be Held Here

Tri Psi sorority, organization of
Delta Delta Delta mothers, will
hold its triennial convention at the
Marott Tuesday.
The days program will open with
registration at 10, followed by a
business meeting, in charge of the
national president, Mrs. w. w.
White, Franklin. Mrs. G. w. Graves,
president of Alpha chapter in In
dianapolis, will give the welcoming
address, followed by a response by
Mrs. Maude Johnson of Beta chap
ter at GreencaStle. Mrs. White
then will deliver the president S
message.
There will be greetings and re-
ports from the fifteen chapters of
the sorority, located in several
states, including Maine and Cali
fornia. Mrs. r. M. Bird, Los An
geles, national historian, will speak.
There will be a luncheon at noon,
followed by installation of the newly
elected officers. A musical program
will be presented in the afternoon
by Mrs. D. T. Brownlee and Mrs.
R. G.. Null, assisted by the active
chapter of Delta Delta Delta at
Butler
Reservations are to be made with
Mrs. Robert Douglas.
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SHOWER IS GIVEN
FOR BRIDE-TO-BE

Miss Helen Adams, 4317 East
Washington street, entertained FRI
day night at her home with din
ner and silver shower for Miss Bes-
sic Peacock, who will be married
Oct. Is to Robert N. Wason. Gary.
Autumn flowers centered the dim
ner table, which was lighted with
pink tapers. Miss Louise Gaskins
assisted the hostess. Guest with the
bride elect and her lister, Miss Lola
Peacock, were Misses Nigel Haley,
Ruth Bowman, Velma Henry and
Mr.. Amy Gibson.
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COMMITTEES FOR
FOOD SALE NAMED

Committees for the card party and
food sale to be sponsored at 2 and 3
Thursday, Oct. 20, by the st. Joan of
Arc Women's Club have been an
nounced by Mrs. Joseph Speaks and
Mrs. Maurice Early, chairmen. They
are:
Ticket-Mrs. W. ]. overmire chairman;
Mesdames Edward steffen, William Mahan,
E A. Ford.
Food Sale-Mrs. c. W. Tankersley,
chairman: Mesdames James Sweeney,
Bernard Hinton. Carl Kramer. Mary Anger.
Charles w. Joline, Bert McConahay and
Otto Muenster.
Prizes-Mrs Elrov Lyons, chairma n;
Mesdames Joseph Zimmerman Maurice
Early Joseph Spaulding, Joseph Speaks,
August Julian and William T. Miller.
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Delta Gamma 1AIumnae Meet
With Mrs. John ID. Alexander.

indianapolis Alumnae Association
of Delta Gamma sorority was to
hold its October luncheon and bust
ness meeting at l today at the
country home of Mrs. John D.
Alexander.
A profusion of fall flowers was to
be used in decorating the house.
Bowls OF chrysanthemumS were to
center the tables at serving time.
Assisting hostesSes were to be
MesdameS Rex c. Boyd, Herman
Lauter. Alfred Guyot, John q.
Pitcher. Guy Morrison, w. A. Cog
lizer and j. Frenzel Howard.
Members of the June graduating
classes Of Butler and Indiana uni
versities, and those new to Indian
apolis. were to be guests Of honor
at the luncheon,
Reports were to be given on the
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recent convention held at Victoria,
B. c., and on pledgings of active
chapters in Indiana.
Mrs. Frank L. Churchman, preSi-
dent, was to announce the follow
ing additional committees for the
year:
Advisory-Mesdames George o. Browne.
s. Douglas Bash. W. o. ODaniel. Paul D.
Gayman and Mrs, Guyot.
Charity Work-Mrs. David Liggett
Flnanoe-MiSs Edna c. Nowland
Membership-Mrs Gerald Redding
Bridge Tournament-Mrs !. Dwight
Peterson. Mrs. Lauter Mrs. Harold Epler
and Miss Virginia Ploch.
Pubhoity-Misses Mary Virginia clark
and Martha Lee McCreary and Mrs Guy
Morrison.
Officers of the group with Mrs.
ChUrchman are:
Mrs. Guyot. vice -preSident; Mrs. George
Stout, corresponding secretary; Mrs Cav
man, recording secretary Miss Nowiand
treasurer; Mrs. John KiSsinger Anchora
correspondent. and Mrs. Henry c. Morgan.
Panhellenic representative.
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ALUMNAE OBSERVE
DE PAUW BIRTHDAY

Beta Beta Alumnae chapter of
Alpha Chi Omega celebrated its
orty-seventh anniversary of the
founding at De Paw university
with l o'clock luncheon today at
the home of Mrs. Orval HiXon, 637
Highland drive.
Seated at the speakers table were
Mrs. Ralph B. Clark, Mrs. Scoby
Cunningham and Miss Estelle
Leonard, founders; Mrs. Fred G.
Tucker, president, charter mem
Der of the alumnae group. Found
ers were presented gifts.
Alpha Chi chapter at Butler uni
versity provided the program. As
sisting the hostess we're Mesdames
Charles Thomas, j. w. Dorrell,
Cleve Fix, Homer G. Meek, Ken
meth c. Lancet and the Misses
Edith Allen, Marcena Campbell and
Ruby Ertel.
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NAME HOSTESSES
FOR CARD PARTY

Mrs. E. o. Langen, president of
the Altar Society of Cathedral par
ish. has announced hoStesses for the
card party to be given at Tuesday
at the Banner Whitehill audi
forum.
They are Mesdames George Nc
Donnell, Harry Hilgenberg, E. A.
Schneider, William Curran, Charles
HockenSmith, Charles Mueller, Edna
Shepard, George Becherich and
William Finn.
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ZETA TAU ALPHAS
WILL GIVE BENEFIT

Annual benefit bridge party Spon-
sored by the Indianapolis alumnse
chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority
will be held Tuesday night. Nov. Is
at the Antlers. Miss Margaret
Kluger is general chairman
Committee chairmen assisting her
are Miss Louise Kerr, arrange
ments; Miss Alice Dickey, candy;
Miss Mildred Lawlor, style show;
Mrs. Russell Justice, prizes, and
Miss Louise Berndt, tickets.
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Mrs. Walter Baker Williams is
chairman of the committee in
charge of the first luncheon
bridge to be given for women of
the Indianapolis Athletic Club
Wednesday at the club.
Mrs. Patricia Kendall will be
the speaker at the first general
meeting of the Woman's Depart
ment Club Wednesday afternoon.
Her subject will be Come With
Me to India"
Miss Margaret Warmers en-
gagement to Frank E. Mckinney,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Nc
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Women to
Open Year

Opening dinner meeting of the
indianapolis branch, American As
ISOLATION of University Women, will
be addressed by Dean Albert E.
Bailey Of the evening and extension
classes at Butler university. The
meeting will be held at s Tuesday
night at the Central Y. w. c. A
Dean Bailey's subject will be A
Cruise Around the Mediterranean"
and will be illustrated with lantern
slides. He has travelled extensively
both in Europe and the Orient, and
often conducted educational parties
on his travels. He is well-known as
a lecturer
An informal reception. for men,
bers and their guests, will be held
preceding the dinner in the lounge
on the third floor, reserved for the
occasion.
Hostesses with Mrs. Walter P.
Morton, president, will be members
of the executive board, including:
Mrs. ]. R Townsend. FIRST vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. Merwyn Bridenstine, second
WIZ pA cSiuS4itf WIS a tAA@A - 49,
rotary; Miss Mary Rigg treasurer: Miss
Vera Morgan, W. L. Richardson, Mrs n.
Taylor Todd and Mrs. Paul Tombaugh.
director: Mrs J. w. Weddell. fellowship
chair; Mrs. James BaWden. fine arts chair
man; Mrs A. H Hinkle. international re-
ations chairman: Mrs Allen H. Mitchell,
language chairman: Miss Evelyn Carpen-
ter legislation chairman; Mrs. T. Victor
Keene. pre-adolescent child chairman Mrs.
Nathan E. Pearson. pre-school child chair
man. Mrs. Marvin z. Curle, program chair
man; Mrs Donald c. Drake, publicity
chairman: Mrs H B. Pike. radio-in-edu-
cation chairman; Mrs o. M. Helmer, tele-
phone chairman: Mrs wilbur Appel ways
and means chairman and Mrs. r. B. Yule,
bridge chairman.
Reservations may be made until
noon Monday with Mrs. Briden-
slime Or Mrs Helmer.
International Relations Study
group will meet with Mrs. Hinkle.
1852 Broadway, at $3.50 Monday.
Mrs. Helmer will speak on World
Conditions" Members may invite
guests.
Glasses in French, Spanish, and
German are now being organized by
by the Language Study group, UNI
der the direction of Mrs. Mitchell,
Those interested in joining may no.
tify her.
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MRS. WOOD WILL
ENTERTAIN GROUP

Mrs. Edison T. Wood, 4310 North
Pennsylvania street, will be the
hostess for the first meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian church at 2;3O
Wednesday.
This is to be the annual Cohen
day, in honor of Mrs. John L. Go
heen. The collection to be taken
will be used as a Christmas fund
for her work in Sangli, India.
Harry White, new secretary of the
Y. M. c. A., will speak on What
Is India Trying to Do?"
Mrs. Thelma Harris Thompson
will sing. Mrs. Woods assistants
are: Mrs. Vance Smith, Miss
Caroline Richardson, Mrs. Gaylord
Wood and Mrs. Edison Wood Jr.
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EAST SIDE CLUBS
TO PRESENT SHOW

Irvington Union of Clubs will
sponsor a bridge party and style
show at 2 Thursday afternoon at
the Irvington Masonic temple. Mrs.
w. B. Gates and Mrs. James Todd
are co-chairmen in charge.
Models from the William H. Block
Company will be shown by members
of the union. Prizes for the bridge
have been contributed by Irvington
merchants. Mrs. Walter Montgom-
cry, chairman of the ways and
means committee, has appointed the
following to assist Mrs. Gates and
Mrs. Todd:
Mesdames James w Denny. Walter Pal
mer A. B. Schultz. Fred SchulIneyer. Carl
wilmer Raymond Stilz. w. o. Worley;
Ernest Goshron. c. D. Vswter and David
Ross.
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Miss COchrane
to Be Feted at
Shower Party

Miss Gladys Cochrane, whose
marriage to John Cromie- will take
place Oct. Ia, was to be honored
at miscellaneous shower this
afternoon, given by her cousin, Miss
Ruth Cochrane, and Mrs. Eugene
Wilcox, at Miss Cochrane's home,
2402 North New Jersey street.
Mrs. w. T. Cochrane was TO as
SiSt her daughter and Mrs. Wilcox.
The bridal colors, green and yellow,
were to be carried out in the ap-
pointments and favors. Guests
were to include:
Mesdames Marvin s. Cochrane, Robert S.
Cochrane, Clayton Adams, Irwin L. Bohn,
E. G. Driftmeyer, E. R. Fitch, William T.
Rayle, Fred A. Joslin, Noble G. Morgan,
Wilma Summers, John Yancey, Misses
Marguerite Blackwell Marie Fehr, Ruth
Harrig, Dorothy Young and Margaret
n.
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Guest Meetind Set

Inter Arts Club will have guest
meeting Monday night at the home
of Miss Barbara King, 1921 North
Delaware street, Miss Margaret
Coombs will speak on French Lit
erature; Mrs. Maurice Klefeker will
give a short history of the club, and
Miss Joan johnson will tell of her
European travels. A musical pro-
gram by Miss King and Mrs. Oscar
Jose Jr. will follow.
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Kinney, has been announced by
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Glenn
ents. The wedding will take place
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. William T. Eisenlohr is
general chairman of the annual
benefit card party to be given
by the Sunnyside Guild Wednes-
day at the Athenaeum.
Mrs. Edward Fisher is the for
mer Miss Ruth Dorothy Danke,
daughter of Mrs. Dorothy M.
Danke, 31O2 North New Jersey
street. Her marriage took place
Oct. /,
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Mdrri00e Is Announced

Mrs. Eva M. Bray, 40 North Mount
street, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Mildred Bray, to
Raymond L. Oliver. The wedding
took place Aug with the Rev. ].
Ambrose Dunkle officiating. The
couple will be at home at 81 South
Sherman drive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-08
JEWISH JUNIORS
WILL HEAR TALK

Council of Jewish Juniors will be
addressed by Thomas Que Harri-
son. associate secretary for the Ma
tional Council for Prevention of
War, at the monthly meeting at
2.30 Sunday at Kirshbaum Com
munity center.
Mr.. Harrison, who is on a speak
ing tour of Indiana under auspices
of the Indiana Council of Interua-
tional Relations, will talk on An
Elk Soldier Looks at Peace" Mrs.
Sultan Cohen, president of the
senior council, will speak on the
Community Fund
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Go to Dayton PdrIeV

National convention of the Sigma
Beta sorority, in session today andl
Sunday at the Biltmore hotel in
Dayton, is being attended by the
following from Lambda Mu chapter
in Indianapolis: Misses Florence
FRANKIE, Geraldine Faschall, Doro-
thy Kohlman, Blanche Stoughton,
Rose Schwimmer, Katherine Faux
ner and Jenny Skomp.
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ALPHA ZETA BETA
ELECTS OFFICERS

Installation of officers will be
held by Alpha Epsilon chapter,
Alpha Zeta Beta sorority, Tues
day night at the home of Mrs,
Thompson Albeit, Sixteenth and
Pennsylvania streets. A dinner
and bridge party will follow. Miss
Martha Fogarty, retiring president,
will preside. New officers are:
Mrs. L M. Slater. president: Miss Hen
rietta Jones. vice-president: Miss Gene
GATH. recording secretary: Miss Hazel
Feuchter. treasurer: Miss Helen Seal Ophe-
leo. editor: Mrs Kenneth Haber his
torian. Miss Romano Salladav. guard: Mrs
Jimmy knight. marshall. and Miss Virginia
Nef, chaplain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-08

More Light Guild Of the All
Souls Unitarian church, an or
ganization of business and pro-
fessional women of the church,
will sponsor an evening series Of
book reviews by Mrs. Kathryn
Turney Garten.
The first will be given at 7:30
Friday night, Oct. IA, in the Eliza
beth Goodnow Wicks chapel of
the church, Fifteenth and Ala
bama streets.
Mrs. Garten will review Crib
ble's The Comedy of Catharine
the Great" and Golding's Mag
nolia Street" The committee in
charge is Misses Charlotte Lieber,
chairman, Pauline Baker, and
Orpha Mclaughlin.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY

Miss Josette Yelch, president of
the Butler university chapter of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority, will
head the receiving line at the open
house from 2 to Sunday at the
chapter house, 2O1 Blue Ridge road.
The affair, in honor of new
pledges, will begin the open-house
season of Sororities and fraterni-
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AUXILIARY TO GIVE
BRIDGE AT HOME

Ladies auxiliary for the Alien
helm, home for the aged, will give
a card party at 2 Tueday at the
home. Mrs. Joseph S. Griggs is
general chairman.
The hospitality committee will
serve. It is headed by Miss Alice
Mueller and composed of
Mesdames Otto Busching. oscar Mueller
Elizabeth A. AndinR. Chris Williams. Wil-
liam C. Schaefer. Theodore SCHUYLER Fred
and Lena Schramm.
Mrs. Joseph S. Griggs and Mrs. Charles
Kistner will receive. at the door. Mrs.
Emelia Galloway. Mrs William Krieger
and Mrs william Schulmeyer will assist.
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Horne, Jean Lane, Constance
Pearce, Florence Otto, Janet Power,
Florence Pyle and Janet Nogle.
Music will be provided by Misses
Vera Sudbrock and Mae Henri Lane.
Miss Josephine Bennett is in charge.
The decorations will be fall flow
ers in shades of yellow and orange.
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Others in the
line will be; Mrs.
LaRose Sommer-
vile, house chap
eron; and the
pledges, Misses
Theresa Alig, ia
net Chapman,
Vivian Harmon,
Eliza beth Stay
ton, Thelma Rol-
Ter, Frances Dur
ham, Vir g inia
league, Helen
Hampson, Susan
Hill. LOVilla
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Sponsor Park Dance

Woman's Club of Christian park
will sponsor a dance at $50 tonight
at the Community house. Mem
bers Of the committee in charge are
Mrs. Earl Paxton and Mrs. Don
Gully.
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Club VIII Meet

Cervus Club will hold its month";
meeting Monday at the Antlers. Tho
picard meeting at will be followed
by card party at g. Hostesses will
be Mrs. Carl Norman and J. J.
Minta.
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Winamac Tribe of Red Men will
have card party and dance to-
night at its hall, Twenty ninth and
Clifton streets. Music will be fur
nished by the Grand High CatcherS
band.
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Luncheon Is Set

Tent 4, Patriotic order of Amer
lea, will have a covered dish lunch
con Monday noon at Castle hall,
23O East Ohio street.
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Miss Luedenldn Hostess

Tau Delta Sigma sorority will
meet Monday night at the home of
Miss Helen Luedeman, 1884 Asbury
street.
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Mrs. Grier NJ. Shotwell
A recent bride is Mrs. Grier
Moore Shotwell, the former Anne
SpeerS, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. o. SpeerS, 1908 North
Pennsylvania street. The wedding
took place Oct. at the Speers
home.
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On OINDA
High Spots of World Tour" will
be presented by Mrs. Blanche Shaw
at the presidents day luncheon of
the Catharine Merrill Club at the
Woodstock Club. Mrs. Margaret B
SegT is president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-25
Putsic Friars
 to Entertain
Will Hold Annual "Winter Karnival" Dance Sat-
 urday Night

Carnival celebrities from the four corners of the earth have sig nified their intentions of attending the Putsic Friars second annual "Winter Karnival Dance" at the central YMCA Saturday night at which time confetti, serpentine, streamers and countless novelties will be flying around in effort to entertain attending couples who will sway to the soothing tunes of Timmie Crowe's Colonial orchestra who will feature II men and 40 instruments, a novelty in itself.
 Tommy Coppeto. Washington Hill hoofer and hit of "Hit the Deck" troupe which recently com- pleted it's U. S. tour, will give sev. eral demonstrations of his ability at the terpsichorean art while Will liam O'Brien, noted Irish tenor, who has sang repeatedly over sta- | tions WTIC at Hartford and WICC at Bridgeport, will render in his own enviable manner several Irish songs.
 The dance will commence promptly at 8:30 o'clock. Pro- grams will be distributed and fol- lowed throughout the entire eve- ming. The committee in charge of the dance includes: George Dillon, l chairman; George Holloway Henry Despins and John Rozum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-25
Five Injured In
 Auto Accidents
Constable Carpenter of Cheshire Painfully Hurt
 Driver Held in $500 Bonds

chine, which had been stopped by Constable Carpenter The latter was talking to the driver about hls defective lights when struck by Thomas machine.
 Earlier in the evening automo- piles operated by Julius F. Weis- bauer of 1860 Boulevard avenue New Haven and Douglas Milne ot the Meriden road figured in a col lision near Hamden. Milne suffered decorations of the scalp and face He was questioned by the Cheshire authorities and released.
 In collision early yesterday morning near Seymour, Harry J Benson of Union City was badly cut about the head, twelve stitches being required to close the wound Benson was later notified to appear | in court. His machine figured II a collision with car driven by Al bert s. Judson of Waterbury. Alfred Steponaitis, 21, of 23'
 Chipman street suffered a fractur' of the left ankle when he was al legedly run down by a hit-and-rul
 driver. He claims he was crossin: hRiverside street, near Sunni
 street when struck. The drive1 sped away. The police were noti | fled of the incident.
 George Sloss of 177 Fulton Park avenue was slightly injured Satur' day when his car was forced off the Naugatuck highway. He was taker to the emergency room of S1 Mary's hospital for treatment. He was unable to supply much infor- nation concerning the car respon' sible for forcing his machine off the highway
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-25
Bachelor Dinner
 Saturday Night
Commissioner Frank J. Brickel Guest of Honor
 at Reception

Frank J. Brickel, member of the local board of fire commissioners was the guest of honor Satufoay evening at a bachelor dinner ana entertainment held in the rooms of the Brooklyn Athletic club. MT Brickel will be married very snort ly and the coming nuptials were made the occasion of testimon- ial dinner. The we'll known commits sioner received several useful gifts from his many friends and asso- ciates in attendance. Robert BTU commander of the American Legion in Waterbury was the toastmaster.
 Many splendid tributes were paio by the speakers of the evening to the commissioner father, sergeant John F. Brickel. the senior mem
 ber of the Waterbury police de- partment. A splendid bill of enter tainment was presented during the night. The speakers included Rep Daniel ] Mahaney, Daniel T. Far. rington. Peter Shea, Lieut. Michael Flaherty, Alderman Charles Schnit-
 man. Walter Flynn, Commissioner Henry w. Minor, former Mayor William H, Sandland, Lieut. Dennis Iahev. Lieut. William Pollard, City Clerk John Fitzmaurice ana com. missioner Birt. Others seated at the speakers table were Arthur J. Lunny. commissioner Fred Hun
 cerford, Sergeant John BrickeI Commissioner Brickel and Jonn E' Brickel,