The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-27
Team Of Four Bridge Tournament Results
 Announced to Date

Thirty-two boards have been
 played in the finals of the cham
 pionship team of four bridge tour
 nament which is being conducted at the Waterbury Bridge club and to date the Community club team
 consisting of w. Harry Byrnes,
 Stanley Lund, Calvin Hurlbut and
 John Kolb holds a lead of 1130 points over the Waterbury Bridge
 club team of MT and Mrs Joseph
 J. Davis and MT and Mrs Samuel Chase. The remaining 82 boards will be played within the next week.
 The consolation finals were won by the team representing the Bun- ker Hill Parent-Teachers associa- ton consisting of Mrs Richard Fisher, Mrs Carl Heebner, Mrs Chester Little and Mrs Warren Robbin. Miss Catherine Maloney played as substitute in the last two matches. The team defeated the YMCA team of Louis Schuster, Irv- ing w. Chapman, Alouis Reisinger and Arthur Rompre. The members of the winning team were each awarded mahogany electric man tie clock.
 Another large bridge event starts this evening when fifty leading local bridge players will take part in the annual individual champion ship tournament conducted by the Elton Contract club. Twenty-Five women will enter one section for two sessions, each contestant play ing two boards as partner with the other 24 contestants while the 25 men will play in a separate section in the same manner. At the end of the two sessions the high in- dividual woman and high individ- uaI man will be determined for which there will be prize. On the third night the 10 high women and the 10 high men will enter a contest to determine the high indi- vidual city champion. This prom ises to be unique tournament. While the Elton club has conduct ed several individual matches there never has been one conducted to discover the individual city cham pion.
 Misses Mary Manganaro and | Rose Solomita were hostesses at a | surprise miscellaneous shower given | recently in compliment to Miss Jo- sephine Frennis. The guests in- cluded Misses Sarah Christiano, i Josephine Rosa, Grace Pierro, Con- nie Milia, Angelina O'Amelia. Jen- nie Guerrero, Mary Mascia, Teresa and Marguerite Rodia, Genevieve and Helen Pastore, Margaret Bres- nahan, Anna Mahoney, Eva Lippke, Minnie Knapp, Antoinette Asetta, Eleanor Spagnolo, Christine Gugli- otti,' Mary Milia, Mary DelGobbo, Rose Mascia, Jean Florio, Joseph inc DiDonato, Antoinette Panasci, Rose Pelegano, Aurora Baltera, Theresa and Florence Celentano, Rose and Olympia Scarmozino, Louise Voccia, Adelaide Solomita, Mary Stabile. Angie Manderino, Mary Onolfo. Anna Dance, Mrs | Jennie Micalizze. Mrs Anthony | Dance, Mrs Angeline Frenis, Mrs Carmela Raneri, Mrs Palmina Solo, mita. Mrs Mary Lomma, Mrs A. | Serge, Mrs Rose Zaurino, Mrs Jen- Mrs Frances Panasci, Mrs Gather l inc Rinaldi, Mrs Ada Magel, Mrs | c. Chillemi. Mrs Mary Manganaro | and Rose Solomita.
 A wedding of local interest took l place Saturday morning at the | Church of the Ascension in Elm hurst, L. l., when Miss Kathryn | Eleanor Mansfield, daughter of MT | and Mrs M. J. Mansfield of Forest Hills. L. l., formerly of this city, became the bride of John E. Eich- bauer, son of MT and Mrs J. E. Eichbauer of Brooklny, NY. Rev Father Roman officiated at the cer- emony and also celebrated the nuptial mass. Seated in the sanctu- ary were Fathers Hald and Swar- brich of Forest Hills and Fathers Healy and Dvoracky of New York. Miss Gertrude Mansfield was her sisters only attendant and Elwood Laure. cousin of the bridegroom was the best man.
 The members of the Pollyana clas of St Paurs Methodist | church met Monday evening at the | home of Mrs Alvah Parsons of West Main street. The following | were present, Mrs Dwight Seaver, Mrs Hugh Sutherland, Miss Barba- ar Webber, Mrs Nellie Wilson, Mrs Lola Strickland, Mrs William Par rish, Miss Hazel Ransom, Mrs Asa Smith, Mrs Jeanette Page, Mrs AL va Parsons, Mus Allen Upton, Mrs Wilson Miller, Mrs Mae MacLel- land, Mrs Archie Manson, Mrs Ed | mond Allard, Mrs William Barthol- omew, Mrs James Dunn, Mrs Frank Galor, Mrs Silas Holland. Mrs Ern- Mrs Claude Link, Mrs William Leese. After the meeting a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Hugh | M. Sutherland on Monday evening, May 22.
 A dance will be given Friday evening in the ROxbury school gym | in Cheshire under the direction of | Miss Kathleen Carver and Miss Jean Cook, the proceeds of which | will be used to establish and equip l the summer camp for babies and children of Shadaw Lawn school. The patrons and patronesses are Judge and Mrs Carroll c. Hincks, MT and Mrs Arthur N. Sheriff and
 Dr and Mrs Wilbur J. Moore.
 MT and Mrs Robert Strohacker | of Woodlawn terrace and MT and
 Mrs Nathan Gordon of Naugatuck
 have been visiting in New York
 city.
 Raymond Fitzpatrick has re- | sumed his studies at Holy Cross college after spending the Easter
 recess at his home on Pleasant street.
 Mrs r. W. Holcomb with Miss l Jane Holcomb. of 218 Prospect