The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-23
Winne,s lis Anseric0,l Bridge Olympic
 ANN0isNced a,.

O.N|MMZI M4A1 WOAA tAI0 kA4LAAA |AWA4AIAAAE E for North-Ho pairs In the Amer fcan Bridge olympic played October .io, ft was announced to-day by Ely Culbertson. James Msgner, Jrs of Boston ane William Campbell Qf Watertown, Mass, won the East West championship. About zQ,evV bridre players of the United States ana Canada participated in the tournament, playing oupncate hands selected by a committee in- cIudine Mr and Mrs Culbertson, Theodore A. Ligntner, Oswald Jac- oby. Harold S. Vanderbilt, and Mii- ton c. Work.
 The state winners included: Con- necfici,t-Dr Robert B. Seabury, I9f Temple street, and Dr D. Reed Whifemore. 1ss E. Rock road, New 5aven: Clarence S. Powers. Park Place. and William E. Carroll, .Undercliff'' Meriden.
 Maine-Eyerett B. Boynton. Sl4 Spring street, and Mrs c. Eyere.t Boynton, 196 High street, Portland; MT and Mrs A. |. Freese, 122 Court stree., Bangor.
 Massachusetts-Par Fletcher, e1 Fruit street, and Philip Q. Q- Connell, 30 Coolidge road, Worces- ter. Judith c. Greenwood. 8 Mech :. o,,ic street.. and Louis DeJonge, Summer street, Fitchburg.
 New Hampshire-Mrs +. D. Has e,ton. 249 Pleasant street. and Mrs CI. silver, Is East street, Clare- mont. {. Susan F. Dow, ,165 Broaa street. and Mrs Ray Penney, summer street, Claremont.
 Rhode Island-Mrs Robert Law son. 55 Cooke street, and Mrs stan- lev Sprwgue, 55 Grove street. ray tucket; Mrs John C. Keegan. poo Floyd avenue, and Mrs F. F. niiey' 196 Tabor avenue, Provsuehce.
 yermont--W. E.. Tracy and M' A nougiass. johnson; E. F. smith, Center street and W. H. Dunh' Creek road, Rutland.
 Joseph Bagley, son of Sergeant and Mrs Joseph Bagley of Easi Main street, a student at Samuei Johnson Academy in Stratford, ana Herbert Colby, son of MT and Mrs Colbv of Branch street, student at the same institution, are nome for the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr and Mrs Arthur J. Bowling of Herkimer street will spend the Thanksgiying holidays with Mrs Dowling's parents, MT ana Mrs Stephen Hallahan. of Chestnut f1iii Boston.
 large crowd attended the St Patrick card party at the Lyceum last evening. The committee IT charge included: Mrs John keiiy, Mrs Patrick Sullivan, Mrs Martin Gavin, Mrs John Doran. Mrs Jonn Smith, Miss Mary Broderick ana Miss Catherine Flanagan. In0se who attended included: Mrs Jonh Mitchell, Mrs Daniel J. McGrath, Mrs Terrence Donnelly, Mrs Mau- rice O'Connell, Mrs Bridget Dunn, Miss Beatrice O'Brien, Mrs Patrick O'Brien, Miss Ann Miller, Miss Helen O,Brien, Mrs John Kelly, Jr, Mrs Ffed Carr, Miss Irene Carr, Miss Julia Moran, Mrs Mary Mar tin. Miss Albertine Grassler, Miss Elizabeth Calvin, Mrs Joseph Me- Carthy, Miss Helen Reilly, Mrs Catherine Kelly, Mrs John Cawetr, Mrs Alice Kelly, Miss Julia Duffy, Mrs James Griffin, Mrs Irene Lus- chenat, Miss Edith Havigan, Mrs Edward Loughran, Mrs James Donnelly, Mrs Patrick Cronan, Mrs John Gelason, Mrs John Green. Mrs Peter FitzHerry, Mrs Maurice Fitzmaurice, Mrs Patrick Bresna- han, Mrs J. F.. Ring, Miss Gather inc and Margaret Griffin. MISS Helen and Margaret Devine. Mrs Joseph Kelly, Miss Frances Court- ney. Mrs John Dunphy, Mrs Peter 'ryrelI. Mrs Catherine Kane. Mrs catherine Crean, Miss Helen Suf- liyan. Miss Catherine Enright. Mrs Agnes McGee, Mrs Robert Brown. Miss Helen Shanahan, Miss Grace Flanagan, Mrs Thomas Cusack, Mrs Thomas Grady, Mrs James Cronin, Miss Helen Cronin, Miss Josephine Gavin, Joseph Gavin, James Kelly and Miss Eileen Kelly. M
 Miss Helen Sheehan of South Elm street Is visiting ith relatives ill Boston, Mass.
 frederick Bowling, Jr, of New. York city will spend the weekend with his grandmother, Mrs Jane Bowling of Chestnut Ave. i9
 MT and Mrs John Keane and son of Hartford are visiting Mrs 1seane's parents, MT and Mrs Will. liam Nichols of Arch street for the holidays.
 Henry r. Marendaz of this city was among the guests of the Grace Line on board their new steamer, the s. s. Santa Rosa from New York to Philadelphia recently.
 Miss Mary c. Coleman, daughter of MT and Mrs John F. Coleman of Liberty street, Merfden. ana .James J. Scanlon Of Britannia street, Meriden, son of the late MT and Mrs John J. Scanion, were married at g o'clock yesterday morning at St Roses church Dy Rev Dr J. L. Loughran or water bury, a cousin of the bride.
 The bride, who was gwen m marriage by her father, wore a rnwn of chamoi colored transper-. cnt velvet with cape banded m mink and turban and other ac- cessories. She carried brown chrys- anthemumS.
 Her sister, Miss Dorothy Cole man, as maid of honor. wore q Persian red transparent velvet frock with large puffed sleeves and brown accessories. She carried an old fashioned bouquet in autumn colOrs.
 pr James r. Walsh attended MT Scanlon as best man.
 After a wedding breakfast for the bridal partye at St Georges in, Wallingford, MT and Mrs Scan lon left on a motor trip. They will make their home at 26S Liberty street, Meriden.
 MT and Mrs Patrick Barnes or For street celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary last Saturday evening, receiving many gifts in honor of the occasion. MT and Mrs Isarnes have five children. Mir Barnes has been employed in the Farrel foundry for 39 years. a foreman for 21 years. He was