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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Kindergarten Teachers Tea
 Held Yesterday Atteyno0n
Superintendent Condon Guest of Honor; Re Plans Submitted

yer, Col. last summer. A report on the groups recent rummage
 sale was submitted by Miss Mar gretta Jones.
 Superintendent Condon addressed the teachers briefly. expressing
 high satisfaction at the success they
 are achieving in kindergarten work. Miss Kennedy and Miss Walsh poured, assisted by Misses Mar gretta Jones, Bernice Brennan,
 Anna Orlando. Lucy shanahan, Mary O'Connor. The rooms were
 tastefully decorated with chrysan- themums and other fall flowers.
 Table decorations were of orange and white, with centerpieces of flowers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Miss Ada SteUenS Is
 Honored By Friends

Mrs Alton Norton of Meriden road entertained at 8 surprise miscellaneous shower, in honor of her sister, Ada Stevens, who is be- ing married next month. The home was tastefully decorated in Hal- lowe'en colors, and, cut flowers formed the centerpriece of the table. The bride-to-be was the re- cipient of many beautiful gifts. Those attending were Mrs Harry Cashin, Mrs Charles Norton, Mrs Thomas McMahon, ST, Mrs Fred erick Scholl, Mrs Nickolas Hapen- ny. Mrs Bertyl Adamson, Mrs John Fitzmaurice, Mrs Mary Mcdonald. Mrs Ruth Kelley; Mrs Dennis Lud- dy, Mrs William Shannahan, Mrs Edward Pronovost, Mrs Anna Ber- cier, Mrs Anna Bruder, Mrs Anna Hogan, Mrs Marie Senior, Mrs Agnes Hyland, Mrs Marion Curtis, Mrs Gertrude Coss, Mrs Maurice Blick, Mrs Gustave Grandell, Mrs Frank Sot5y, Mrs Rose Costello, Mrs Ralph Brennan, Mrs George Stevens, Misses Mary, Elizabeth. and Helen Shannanhan, Mary Luddy. Mary Calvin, Josephine Calebrese, Marjorie Powers, Ger trude Coughlin, Mary Mates, Cath erine Coyle, Gertrude French, Han- nah Meyers, Mary DeCosmo, M. Rachel, Irene Peters, Helen Sy- manski, Edythe and Dorothy Axel- by, Vivian Hawley. Rosalie Bovi- erst, Agnes Jensen, Helena Me- Guire, Anna McMahon, Norine Burke, Helen Hartnett, Mollie Slat- tery, Olga Delpo, Mary McCue, Josephine Moore, Hilda Kramer, Irene Jorgensen, Ernestine Kott, Yvonne Monard, Betty Jane Prom ovost, May, Ada, and Georgina Stevens, Mrs Nelson Duquette, Mrs Gene Donnelley of Bristol. Mrs William Deming, Miss Isabelle and Irene Nest of Thomaston.
 Mrs Louis R. Lauria of Alma street was hostess at a bridge and surprise personal shower last Fri day evening in compliment to Miss Mary Capizuto, who IS to be mar ried on Thanksgiving day. The hride fl n he was tho recipient of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24

Superintendent Thomas Condon was guest of honor at a tea and business meeting of the Kinder garten Teachers association at the office of Miss Alice Walsh, super visor, in Croft school yesterday aft- ernoon. Miss Mary E. kennedy presided at the gathering.
 Plans for American Education week were discussed by the mem bers. The group Is sponsoring an address by pr Ilse Forest at Wiipy hirh school on Nov 6, and will also attend the education banquet of the Waterbury Teachers association at The Elton Nov 8. :.
 Miss Kennedy made a report or the annual convention of the asso- citation for Chf1d Education at Dem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Do,safj05s Day To
 eHeId Thursday
Articles VIII Be Received by Officers and Directors

The annual Donation Day of SC Mary's hospital will be held on Thursday. Plans are being made to make the affair this year the most successful to be sponsored by the group. Donations of all kinds of food stuffs and money will be ac- cepted.
 The event Is in charge of the officers of the club who will re- ceive the donations sent to the in- stitution. They include: President Mrs Joseph McGinniss; 1st Vice. president Mrs Raymond Quinn; 2d Vice-president Mrs M. J. Daly: 3rd Vice. e-president Mrs Thomas Kelly; Recording Secretary Miss Gathers inc A. Maloney; Financial Secre tary Mrs Henry A. Hayden and Treasurer Mrs Francis F. McEvoy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Fashion ShOU,- Bridge Thursday
Affair at St Margaret's tc Draw Large Attendance

Extensive plans have been made In arranging the fashion show and bridge which is to be given by St Margaret's parish at the school auditorium on Thursday evening. Miss Margaret Bowling is in charge of the fashion show and Miss Helen Murphy is chairman of the ar- arrangements for the bridge with the following assisting committed: Misses Ann LeRoy. Ann Kane, Hell en Carr, Charlotte Moran, Margaret Bowling, Mary Ellen Stroker, Bes- sic Bowes, Marie Horrigan, Mar garet Delaney, Gertrude Foley, Emily Roach and Catherine Flah- erty.
 The event Is one of the largest to be given by the parish and is the first of the fall activities plan- ned by the parishioners. A large attendance is expected. All card games will be played and players are requested to furnish cards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Crosby Notes

The girls soccer league con- tinued it's weekly contests this af- ternoon, with the Arrows opposing the Taus and the Arabs meeting the Darts. Esther Skipp captains the Arrows, while Nellie Harnick leads the Taus. The Arabs and Darts are explained by Frances Bowes and Lena Capisto. respec- lively.
 Tests are now being held to choose the high schools cheer leaders for the rest of the year. Candidates are to report to Nellie Harnick. head cheer leader.
 Plans for next weeks meeting of the Occupations club are being arranged by Roy Walch, faculty advisor of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Solution to Previous Contract
 Problem
By WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY


 Secretary, American Bridge League
 While psychic bidding may not be as successful as it was only a year ago. good players are always looking for the spot that may prove a winner to them. How a proper psychic will defeat con- tract is shown by the previous problem hand, repeated here. It was played by Mrs Dorothy Sims, president of the Women's branch of the American Bridge league, and originator of psychic bidding.
 The Riding
 South and West passed. Mrs Sims fin the North bid one heart. East doubled and South bid two hearts. West passed. Mrs Sims nassed. East bid two no trumps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24

Mrs James E. Russell of Willow street is registered at tho Barbizon Plaza hotel in New York city for q few days.
 Miss Ellen M. Davies has re- turned to her home on Hillside avenue after spending week in New York city.
 Joseph Morgan of Watertown avenue is spending two weeks in Boston, Mass.
 Mrs J.. LeRoy Mintie of Willow street and Mrs David c. Griggs of Pine street recently returned from Danbuly where they attended the annual state meeting of the Con- necticut Federation of Garden Clubs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Club Activities

Jennie Kulik of West Springfield, Mass, who is to be married to Peter Despins of Washington street in the near future. Card playing was enjoyed during the evening and a delicious luncheon was ,serv- ed. Among those present were: Mrs J. Blanchard, Mrs A. Cantin, Mrs J. Brodeur, Mrs F. Despins. Mrs L. Martin, Mrs l.. Perreault, Mrs A. Blanchard, Mrs A. Nadeau, Mrs E. Despins, Mrs A. DuBois, Mrs A. Dessereau, Mrs R. Bernatchez, Mrs c. Brodeur, Misses Blanche Des- sereau, Jennie Julik and Geor- gianna Dussault.
 Mrs Frank Sullivan of North Main street entertained the mem- bers of her bridge club at her home last evening. High scores were made by Clarence Barker, and Roy Lawrencelle. Following the card playing a delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: MT and Mrs Leo Maher, MT and Mrs Frank Sullivan. Misses Christine Clark, Ann Hedderman and Clar- ence Barker and Roy Lawrencelle.
 The parent education group of the Chase School Parent-Teachers association will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the school kindergarten. Papers will be read by Mrs Kenneth Elwin and Mrs Richard Smith, their respective subjects being "The Child Who Worries" and The Child's Need of Security"
 Miss Quirino Santoro will play several piano selections of her own composition.
 The Bunker Hill Kings Daugh- ters will hold a meeting this even- ing at 8 o'clock at the Bunker Hill Congregational church. Mrs Nor wood Webster and Mrs J. Chester Little will act as hostesses.
 The Ladies Auxiliary, Division 5, A. o. H. will meet tomorrow even- ing at o'clock at Hibernian Hall.
 There will be a meeting tonight of Mattatuck council, No 52. D. O.. F., at Redmen's hall. The meeting which will be followed by enter tainment will open at 7:45 o'clock. There will be selections by the Bunker Hill band later in the eve ming.
 At the regular Tuesday after noon meeting of the Waterbury Women's club being held this aft AK~A v,n the guest speaker having as her
 A card party will follow the reg ular meeting of the ladies' auxiliary No 57, A. o. H. this evening at Hi- bernian hall on East Main street. The committee in charge of the card party includes chairman. Mrs Edward Rafferty. assisted by Mrs Richard Savage, Mrs Charles Kel- Ter, Mrs John Lynch, Misses Mar garet Kelley, Sarah Doyle and Catherine Horrigan.
 MT and Mrs Walter Ashborn who are leaving soon for their winter home at Fort Lauderdale. Fla, were guests of honor at a surprise farewell party given Friday night at their home by a group of friends. Cards were played, Seth Fred Arthur Roberts. Mrs Ashborn and Miss Ethel Snyder making high scores. The honor guests received a fitted travelling case. Those in attendance were MT and Mrs Edward Bobin. MT and Mrs William Foley, MT and Mrs Seth Frederickson, MT and Mrs Arthur Roberts, MT and Mrs Frank Welton, Ellsworth Pulford. Miss Ethel Snyder, Mrs Eva Byam and MT and Mrs Warren Hitchcock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24

c. F. Turrell of Circuit avenue is registered at the Hotel Martin que for a few days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Personal Notes

Miss Alice Martin of Columbia Boulevard has returned after spending a week in Lakewood, W. J.
 Mrs Mary Lynch of Pembertor street has been entertaining her daughter. Mrs George Van Hoyen. berg and daughter, Mary Lou of Amenia, N. '.
 Mrs Mary Stokes of East Ma,n street is spending q week in New York.
 MT and Mrs Edward Herbert oi Rye street have returned after spending the weekend in Branford as the guests of MT and Mrs Frank Daly.
 Mrs Fl E Cahey has returned tc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24

Raymond Noonan of East Main street is spending few days in Springfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24

her home on Wildwood avenue after spending a few days at At lantic City. N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24

beautiful gifts. Those present were: The Misses Mildred Sylvestro, Lena Lanesey, Elsie Rinaldi, Anne Or lando, Molly Belle, Doris CooE, Angie Longo, Elsie Longo, Mary Capizuto, Mrs Wm. Blair. Mrs J. Gallo and Mrs Louis Lauria.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24

Miss Dorothy Blair of Lefilng- well avenue is visiting win rela- tivcs in Northampton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
Teacheys' Association Addressed Yesterday

Members of the Waterbury Teachers association were ad- dressed yesterday afternoon in the Wilby high school auditorium by Miss Mary Concannon. assistant di- rector of the Junior Red Cross for the national headquarters at Wash ington, D. c. The speaker de- scribed the efforts being made to impress on children's mind the value of international peace. She also displayed work done by chill dren of other countries and told of ways in which the Junior Red Cross engages in community ac- tivities of various sorts. This afternoon at o'clock Miss Concannon will address the mem bers of the Waterbury Principals association at the Wilby audi | torium.
 Plans were completed at meet ing of the Palmour club last night | for the fifth annual Halloween party which will be held Saturday evening from 10:30 p. m. to 2:3O a. m. Suitable prizes will be awarded to prize winning cos tunes. Games and motion pictures | are also scheduled. Ray Frost's orchestra will furnish the music for dancing. The rooms will be decorated in typical Halloween style. Irving Rieger announced that the
 Palmour club basketball team will open its season Noovember 2sth against the Jewish Old-Timers. The l following week they will play l Mount Vernon, N. Y. | Irving Solo was reinstated as a
 member of the club after . years absence. Phillip Gottlieb presided
 at last nights meeting.
 her home on Wildwood avenue
 after spending a few days at Alt
 lantic City. N. J.
 Raymond Noonan of East Main
 street is spending few days m
 Springfield.
 c. F. Turrell of Circuit avenue is registered at the Hotel Martin
 que for a few days.
 Miss Dorothy Blair of Leffing-
 we'll avenue is visiting with rela- tivcs in Northampton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24

Mrs II. E. cahey has returned to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24

The Bunker Hill Kings Daugh. ters will hold a meeting this even- ing at 8 o'clock at the Bunker Hill Congregational church. Mrs Nor wood Webster and Mrs J. Chester Little will act as hostesses.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

81 v ST. NW-6 NICELY FURNISHED
rooms: rent separately or ARRANGE either 4
or q room apt; all front rooms; southern
exposure; corner house.
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR
light housekeeping: water in apartments; SO
to $500 per week. 1872 11th st. NV.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD., Mr.. 10Th ST
Very attr apts., ]. 9 and bright. nicely
FriaidsiEs: ra na' Gresslng r. dinse' aase' k1t;
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HO-
tel. goth and r sts n.w.-1 room. kit. bath
c,i:- oletely furnished. linens. silver. Frigid-
aire; cay, week. month: reasonable Nat. 5426
THE BOND. 1880 N H. AVE. NV
room. kit. and bath. $50; r., X. b., SOS;
free refrigeration; 24-hour elevator service
Res mgr.
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4017 KANSAS AVE. NM
rooms, kitchen and bath, front
and back porches, large yard in
rear; gas heat; reasonable rent.
TI1OS. A. JAMESON CO.,
0O6 n. Y. Ave. Natl $500.
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AVAILABLE for those desiring eood ad.
dress, luxurious furnishes rooms. with O.
without private bath. meals optional; pri-
Nate house; close in: exclusive residential
section reasonable Phone Potomac $3.50
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room. adjoining bath; twin beds; nice for
couple or two men. Board optional; $40
Mt. PleaSant-lSth st. cars. Adams ,lS:I .
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LYON PARK, VA.-Large double front room
IN new. modern home; built-in garage.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SUPERIOR BOARD and care for ser1i-invalid
or q frail child, in one Of the most beauti-
full private homes In Central New York State.
Address Box 6-M., Star once.
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61S 9TH ST. NE.-Attractivc bed rooms
within walking dictance Of Capitol and
Union station. rOs
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"43 18th ST. NW-Near Col Rcad.-Brieht
comfortable rooms, :;1.5 and 81 80 per
weeS for gentlemen. Col $500.
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PIP MILITARY RD-Beautifu! master bed
rCcn, dressing room, private bath: detached
home; gentlemen preferred; S25 for one, $40
for two. Cleveland 3565 evenings
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

s23 VA. AVE. South Lyon Park-Furnished
room with board for two. A new bungalow.
Reasonable
LYON PARK, VA.-PLEASANT ROOM IN
modern home OF refined family in beautiful
wooded section. Meals: garage. Bus 20
minutes to city. Call Clarendon 1193-W-l. :.
IA Franklin ave. Clarendon.
All CUMMINGS LANE. Chevy Chase Md
Comfortable room. two meals; garage; private
family. Wis. 3i5S.
"a OAK ST. Lyon Park Va.-13 minutes
depts.; block bus. 10cent fare; for two,
81 80 each. week.
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| 2440 10th ST

2440 10th ST.
Park Tower-Units of l room,
dining alcove, kitchen and bath
to Il rooms. > baths and porch,
$500 to $40: refrigeration in
cluded; switchboard; 3 elevators:
complete service; garage in build
ing: manager on premises.
SHANNON G. LT1CHS CO..
1905 II s.. NV. National 2345.
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:3805 RF OTHERS PL, Sc rooms and
ConsresS Heights. D. C.
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5t23 18th ST. NE.-Neatly furnished from
room; clean and cheerful. private home;
Earaee If desired: reaSnnah
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CLEVELAND PARK-3g52 Newark st. NV
Urusual opportunity; two bed rooms in at-
tractiyc home; small family; gentlemen
Cleve. S305
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1926 N ST NW.-Cheerful single room. mex
bath: cont. h. W; small private family; reas
enable: board optional.
lob NJ ST. NV rooms. bath, porch
newly decorated; cont h. W; nicely furnished
suitable couple; S37 SO; reference
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1914 lIti ST. N.W-Pleasant room in
APP; with y ladies; reasonable: references
cxchanged. Phone $500 Tuesday. Apt. nl5" !"
a0lS eth ST. N.W.-Larpe front room: twin
beds, shower bath; gentlemen, SO month.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED-Couple with children in large
home: ami. 30 minutes to city: $500 a
week each. Mrs S. c. Stuntz, Vienna, Va.
Phone :;:i-F-2.
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~ ALLISON ST. N.W.-Attractive bed-liv-
ms room excellent location; meals if de-
sirea; nome pTivilegs; special rate for two.
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BRIGHT, attractive room: southwestern ex-
nosure; convenient NV. section: reasonable
Te or two employed women preferred.
Phone Adams 0SU3
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ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD

1919 r. l. ave. N.W.-Large room, second
noor: running water; convenient to bath
North O932.
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800 18th ST.
Northwest corner 10Th and
Eye sts.-1 room. kitchenelte and
bath. S31 50; :. rooms, kitchen
and bath. $50 Refrigeration in
cluded: switchboard. elevators.
Manager on premises.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H St. NV. National @345.
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1723 EYE NW-FRONT APT. BED RMS !,
large living room with open fireplace, large
Kitchen. bath; S55 mo-; gas ana elec. incl; ;
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200 18th st. n.w-Downtown apartment
hotel: private baths. showers all-night sery-
ice; low rates: week or month.
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BACHELOR. WITH 5-ROOM. 2-BATH APT.
az the Westchester desires married couple or
bachelor as cotenants: table board If de-
sired. Apt S43-B. Cler. ilgI. 81.
KEDRICK. 1901 K ST. Nw-ERONT APT.
4oi-One large room. bath and dressing
room Inquire Apt 500 I9s
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1si? QUINCY -2d-floor room with sleeping
perch; running water; unlimited phone;
snail famllE: S.lD. Ad. 5lta.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
fraAxt-w.S

Large front room.
home; gentleman
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226 C ST NE-TWO RMS, KITCHEN
and bath. elec. refrig., S35. Three rms,
kitchen and bath. elec refris., rear porch.
$3.50. Large, sunny rooms, newly decorated.
A. T CONTELLA CO.. INC
91o Eye st. NV. Met 5S0u-jSOl.
TWO-ROOM APT TO 7COLO9ED COUPLE
at a very much reduced price in return
Tor care of home and baby. Address BOX
11a-M. Star Office
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930 Y. AVE- R. b, X, POR. S4O.u0
9O1 N. Y. ave- r. b... b. :35 90
CHAS. w. KING. JR.. 9O7 N. Y. Ave. '25
SIS NO. CAP. SIT ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath, back porch h.-w.h. and elec :;
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Exce ptional cppor-
tunlty mn for for refined gentleman to secure large
wen furnished room II private home; no
other roomers: garage Included; reasonable,
Phone Wis o4S.I-,J
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l'i7 COL. RID. NV. APT. 5-Medium sized
room with private family; all convenieHces:
SD per month All day Sunday.
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1905 VERMONT AVE. NW-Front rooms,
81. $3.50 week: Ink; room and kitchenette
50: central: near schools twhite).
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18TH ST. N.W.-Jewish; large. sunny room,
for enc or two gentlemen home privileges.
Private bath Adams 0S5s
1922 10Th ST. NV. Apt. 30 front rooms,
com. fur. Ink. lights. gas, unlimited phone.
PsaSonable. Pot. BIZ.
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l210 HEMLOCK ST NV. . squares north
OF Walter Reed Hospital near bus and cars
| 3 large, outside rooms; heat and lisht fur
| nished. Tel. Ge. 41S1. 49,
| 1920 EYE NW-Rooms. double. single rent
| reduced: cont. hot water; tel. free; nice
| house; beautiful downtown location.
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a ROOMS. KITCHEN.

The Kearney. 18th and Kearney SITS. ne.
=. rooms. large kitchen. bath. Frigidaire on
mouse current; $4,000 to S4s.50. with free
Evening star., 1933-03-19

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1856 Church St
Comfortable. clean room. southern exposure.
inst. hot water. private home; lady en-
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1874 CHAPLIN ST. near Meridian Pk-De-
Srable double. 2d-door front room: private
home; reasonable rent.
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1858 MINTWOOD PL. NW.-Niceiy fur
nished front room; radio; private entrance
bath. telephone; private home; near cars and
busses; gentlemen preferred. Ad 4104
170S KILBOURNE pL. NW-Large End floor
iront warm in Winter, cool in Summer
meals optional; very reasonable. Adams
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-05-13
SHARP'S
EYES
IT, T-;lN

Strive on, though prospects
were a sable shroud,
Blue sky and sunshine lie be-
yond the cloud.
None know the work they
can perform
Until they have applied their
utmost power and skill.
No great attachments NOR
tals eovet here
Can be secured unless we
persevere.
One would expect all the men,
bers of Green Pastures to be re-
ligious, church-going people and
good Bible students; but can't
seem TO remember Moses having
any children but the Moses in
Green Pastures has one boy.
He is also in the show. His name
ia Reginald Henderson and he
plays the part Of a candidate ma
gician. His magic, however. was
not good enough to gain him ad-
mission into Pharoh's Royal Court
OF Truckers and Magicians. But
maybe the fault was with Pharoh ;
maybe he was TOO particular
about his magic because look
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Henderson
wish to announce the engagement
of their son, Reginald R. Fender
on TO Miss Ella Jackson of Phil
adelphia, Pennsylvania. Miss Jack
son is the daughter of Mr.. Joseph
Jackson and the Jacksons are
among the most prominent of
Philadelphia families. Reginald
was born in Philadelphia His
,tage career dates back to baby
days. His father, Alonzo, is a
5eteran actor well known from
'oast to coast. His character,
Moses, is one of the outstanding
Iarts in the show. Everyone who
Knows the happy couple seems to
DC in favor of them making a
'uet and the rice viii be thrown
some time in August.
Once again, Green Pastures cast
was honored in Detroit. The Dor
,as society threw us a swell caba-
ret party Thursday night Apr. 81,
It Artistic Temple All those at.
ending boast of having had q
wonderful time. Mrs. Mary Jeffry
president of the club, and Mrs
Ray Collins served as chairman OF
he entertainment committee.
Zalatta-- a place where thea
ricals meet and what "A place
At the beautiful Golden Pheasan
you will meet Del Smith and
Petty-but pay no attentin-the
ire only props. Loney King
rome cooking! he is just a mana
.er. But Bobbie Wilson and The
ma Scott Oh boyl They win sir
md dance for you and You viii l
veil entertained until long aft,
he time when you should hit I'll
ray
| Some of the Green Pasture
| youngsters go black shirt |