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in Mount Royal. Other members
of the family will come later.
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wells and
daughter, Miss Katherine Wells,
and some guests, of Sumter, S. c.,
have opened their summer home
on Sixth avenue west.
Mr.. and MRS. Worth X. Lyerly
and niece. Miss Margaret Francis
Potts, left this morning for Chi
cago. ILL.,, to attend the Worlds
Fair. En- route home they will Wis
it Mammoth Cave in Kentucky
and other points of interest, re-
turning in about ten days.
Mrs. J. D. Mauney, Miss Mary
Vera Mauney and Marshall Maui
ncy. of Hickory, are visiting the
formers daughter, Mrs. Ben
Brown. for about a week before
opening their summer home.
Mrs. Yates w. Little and little
Miss Patsy have returned from a
visit to the formers mother, Mrs.
NJ. +. Whitehurst, in Dublin. Ga.
several lovely parties were &C
corded Mrs. Little.
Mrs. Michael SChenck returned
on Tuesday night from a trip to
the eastern part of the state; she
went especially to attend the tea
which Mrs. w. P. Few, wife of the
president of Duke university. gave
at their home on the campus for
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. She
also was with Judge Schenck in
Raleigh and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schenck in Greensboro for short
visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Gibbs, Jr.,
and children returned earlier in
the week after a delightful visit
of ten days to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Gamble, in Ath-
ems, Ga.
Mrs. ]. S. Hunter left yesterday
for Chapel Hill. in response to a
telegram, to take the position as
hostess in one of the dormitories
at the University. which she has
held for several summers.
Miss Virginia Ewbank, after a
little visit in Albemarle, follow
ing the closing of Cocker college
in Huntsville, S. c., where she
stays with her aunt, Mrs. Charles
H. Campbell, and Miss Mary Ew-
bank. who has been visiting her
aunt after her graduation from
Converse college in Spartanburg,
are expected home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Y. Brownlee
and family have moved to the
Maxwell apartments for the sum-
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Jones
left this morning for their home
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in Cincinnati, Ohio, after a vaca-
ton of about ten days here. Mrs.
Jones was before her marriage
Miss Jeanette Bale.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell has re-
turned from Greenville. S. c.,
where she was called on account
Of the illness of her mother, Mrs.
L.. K. Albright, who is improving.
Mr.. Ohel Clark, of Spencer, has
gone to summer school at Chapel
Hill; Mrs. Clark will remain with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
StrOupe, at their home near Ma
pies.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Green left
today for San Francisco, Cal, af-
ter spending about four weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Jenkins,
the latter being sister of Mr..
Green, and other relatives.
Oliver Brownlee is attending a
state Christian Endeavor confer
ence at Guilford college near
Greensboro. for several days, as
delegate from the local society.
Scott Hunter has been fsent to
Cincinnati, Ohio, in the interest
Of Camp Mondamin, where he is
an assistant councillor; Bennett
Hunter is also at Camp Mondamin
where he has duties for the sum-
mer.
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Weight Reduced
From 1870 to 1877
Wonderful" She Says

Here's. today's story of a wo-
man who knew she carried too
much fat and decided the right
way to get rid Of it-iust a few
words that wise fat folks should
heed-worth reading.
81 use Kruschen Salts to re-
duce. It's, wonderful. Take it
daily and eat what want am
still lose. l did weigh 1870, now
1877. Want to get down to 125.'
Mrs. Leonard Bass, TT. Atkinson,
Wis, Feb. 6, 1884.
When you take one half tea
spoonful of Kruschen in glass
Of hot water-you not only los"
in weight but you put healthy a.
tivity into your whole body-yov
feel younger and look it-get IT
at Scruggs Drug Store or any
drug store in the world. (adV)
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ENJOY FAMILY GATHERING
FOR A DAY

Mrs. A. j. Williams had as her
guests yesterday number of rel
atlyes who motored here from
South Carolina; they included Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Hall and three chill
dren, of Campobello, Miss Lillian
Ragan, of Spartanburg, Mrs. T. E.
Williams, of St. Petersburg, Fla,
Miss Reseal Hall. Mr.. Ansel Hall
and Mr.. Frank Creclo. all of
BROOKLYN, n. Y
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Bob Davis,4 "Dixie's Favorite
Son." is featured with FLASHES
of Art" the unit vaudeville re-
vue at the Carolina today. This
outstanding revue features, also,
The Caprino Sisters, who sing
songs as you like them; Herb
Camp, a distinct novelty; Tom
and Mickie Harris, in a few min
utes of mirth and melody; The
Schroth Twins, two personality
girls; Winona Oliver, from the
World Fair, and Ray Shockley
and His Southerners, who furnish
the musical background. William
Powell in "The Key" is the screen
attraction.
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HOLINESS CHURCH
HOLDING REVIVAL

A revival meeting is in progress
at the Cherry Street Holiness
church, it was announced by the
Rev. Mr.. Williams today. The Rev.
G.. f. Bowen is doing the preach
ing. Mr.. Bowen is native of Gas
tonia. He has had quite a lot Of
experience as an evangelist. Ser
vices will continue each evening
this week at 7:45 o'clock. Special
singing is being arranged for the
remaining services. A cordial IN
vitation is extended to the publ"
to attend.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

visits since completing a year of
study at w. c. U. n. c., are ex-
Peeted this afternoon. They will
De accompanied by two friends,
Miss Alice Dickinson. of Wilson,
and Miss Anita de Monseigle, of
Asoury Park, N. j., who will be
their guests.
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JOHN DAVID HUNT ILL
BUT is IMPROVING

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hunt, of Greenville. S. c.. will
regret to learn of the illness of
their little son, John David. He
was rushed from the h<ne of his
grandfather, w. H. Gassen to the
Greenville City hospital where
treatment was started at once.
He was showing Improvement
late Sunday evening.
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Here's Speedy and Welcome Relief From
gTNION PAINS AND SOFT CORNS

walls and the Inflammation is gone.
And as for Soft Corns few
applications each night at bed
time and they just seem to shrivel
up and scale off.
No matter how discouraged you
have been with pads, shields, or
other applications, if you have
not tried Emerald Oil then you
have something to learn.
Wilson Drug Co., and every
good druggist guarantees the first
bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil to
end your foot troubles or money
back. (adv)
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Hotpoint Play
Open To Public

The public is invited to the high
school auditorium this evening at
1880 o'clock to witness the pre-.
sentation of Hotpoint playlet,'
staged under the auspices of the
Southern. Public Utilities Co., To-
cal Hotpoint dealer.
The playlet is a regular stage
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LINERS HERE FOR
EggER AGAIN

", George Butler. of Savan-
"a and Younger daughters,
=, and Frances. arrived yes
a. and will occupy the 0. Y.
- home on Sixth avenue
I. Which they had last summer.
T., josephine and Julia But
|. yso have been making some
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WENT AFTER HER

FORT WORTH, Tex, June IA
-(UP)-"My good lady, why
did YOU drive through that stop
sign" demanded the traffic
policeman. 81 saw another wo.
man with a hat just like mine"
was the astonishing reply. at
made me so mad l slammed my
car in gear and started after
bnrD
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e., Bounce bottle of Moone's
F-,-,F Oil full strength) to-
I Every well stocked drug
4, has this. with the distinct
E,r,,anding that your money
4 y cheerfully returned if it
\, no, reduce the Inflammation,
[T,sss. and pain much quicker
Ii any remedy you ever used.
In or three applications of
Ial Noone's Emerald Oil and
VI in fifteen minutes the
pain and soreness diSap-
q pears. A few more appli-
:. cations at regular inter-
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BEATTY RESIGNED TODAY

RALEIGH, June Ia. (UP)-
Bill Beatty, for three years a
member of state coaching staff
has resigned it was announced
today. His plans for the future
are undetermined but he will
probably remain in the coaching
profession.
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production. with ample comedy
situations, and is said to be very
amusing and interesting.
There is no admission charge
for this play and the public Is
cordially invited by the Southern
Public Utilities company.
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SKUNK HAS RABIES

ST. PAUL, Neb., June Ia
CUP)-Four COWS, two horses
and a dog were under rabies
treatment last night on the
James Jensen farm after being
bitten by a mad skunk. Jensen
killed the skunk with a pitch
fork
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w.. c. r. McMsnaway
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. -. sS Before IL Nooe
k.xoa GUESTS WITH
CNNsiy AFFAIR

,oo GUESTS WITH
|%S SsL;Y AFFAIR
s., and Mrs. r. E. Noble en-
" :,sJ last evening at a charm
f q Informal affair for the for
p p! , sor Arthur Noble, and his
r. 70 Edmund Dickinson, both
' 3D.. Jersey. Lovely summer
NsN were arranged in the
H''S pridge was enjoyed at
s .nbiss for awhile and then
5,S was iudulged in.
a.. n' Juanjta Lewis, of Lake
IN vla won the trophy for
sore among the young la
and Charles BrySon among
Sr, men. while the low
!! !T D-i2es wen, to Miss Carolyn
(i1 e and Mr.. John Brown.
stsst supper was served at a
II hour.
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LAUNDRY BURNS

TARBORO, June II. (uPl-
Fire today destroyed the Tar
horo steam laundry, at an esti-
mated damage Of severaE thou
sand dollars. The laundry was
not insured.
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FRIENDSHIP CLASS
MEETING POSTPONED

The meeting of the Friendship
class. which was scheduled for this
evening at the home of Miss Eliz-
abeth Shipman, has been post
poned until next Thursday even
ing.
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PRW1aL
PARAGRAPH

Mrs. Clarence BoineSt and son,
Richard Boinest, who have spent
the winter in South Carolina,
have opened their summer home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17
Local People Arrange Madison FIOzOer ShOzC

The tenth annual flower show of the Garden club of Madison will be held August 29, from 2:15 until 9:30 and August 30 from II until 9 in the Hand school auditorium. Madison. Miss Anna c. Moffatt Is president of the club and other of- ficers include: Mrs Robert Milli- gan, vice president; Mrs II. w. Shuttleworth, secretary; and Mrs Richard Bunce, treasurer.
 Mrs Frederick c. Carder and Beatrice Alien will judge the specimen classes and the judges for the flower arrangements will be Mrs Theodore l. Coe, Mrs Ce- cil Trowbridge and Mrs Alden H. Vose.
 Among the classes in the flower arrangements will be the anniver. sary arrangement consisting of flowers in tin containers unpaint- CT, of which Mrs Robert May has charge. Glass 31, dahlias in milk white container, is in charge of Mrs David Griggs of this city; while Miss Marion Wellman has class 32, miniature shaded ar engagement, container not to exceed three inches Class 33, arrange ment of fruit and vegetables in wooden bowl is in charge of the Mrs Woolsey Conover; and class 34, arrangement of seasonal flow CTS in favorite container is in charge of Miss Alice Skinner. Mrs w. J. Moffatt has class 36, flat arrangement, in any flat contain CT: and Mrs B. H. Scranton has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17
Future Bride Is
 Tendergd ShOwer

Miss Helen Sterling was tEe guest of honor at a shower given last evening by the members of the Scovill Girls Club at the club rooms. The rooms were attrac- lively decorated for the occasion. Entertainment was enjoyed dur ing the evening and delicious luncheon was served. Those pres ent were:
 Misses Georgette LaoBnne, Lauretta Nelson. Julia Finn, Min nie Conner. Mae Murphy, Mary Bulger, Mary Flaherty, Helen O'Meara. Bertha Kenny, Helen Cass, Kitty Sullivan, Mary Culhane, Margaret Cronan, Laura Russell, Mary Sullivan, Ann Dickstein, liar riet Goodyear. Eunice Claffey. Mary Morley, Edna Holihan. Jule Stack. Mary Flaherty, Sue Maun- zell, Mary Nelson, Mae Sweeney, Lillian Morris. Belle Inglis. Helen O'Brien, Helen Zebo. Eleanor Vaill, Helen Buckley, Mary Byrnes, Mol lie Buckley, Anne Galley. Helen Roche. Hilda Maier. Ella Patchen, Olive Inglis.
 Mrs John Lawlor, Mrs Roy Wag- staff, Mrs Roger LaVigne. Mrs William Shatas. Mrs Leo Phelan. Mrs Stanton Webster, Mrs Thomas Lezotte, Mrs Julius Grossman, M"* Jeannette Bronneke, Mrs John Hoyt, Mrs Armand Brown. Mrs Mary E. Egan, Mrs Carl keiper, Mrs Raymond Cordan, Mrs l.. Lubarsky, Mrs Harry Goldsmith, Mrs V. Kosky, Mrs Robert Eaters, Mrs John Moran.
 Dr and Mrs W. B. Brewster of Woodlawn terrace are cruising the Great Lakes aboard the $. $. TiOnesta
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17
Rollins College Reunion Saturday

Woodstock, Conn.,, August IF. The summer home of President Hamilton Holt of Rollins College will be the scene of the annual Rollins College reunion and picnic to be held here on Saturday, it Is announced. The affair Is usually attended by two hundred or more friends, alumni, truseees, faculty and students of the Winter Park, Fla, institution.
 The days program, as planned by committee of students and alumni, will include a meeting of alumni and former students at noon to discuss plans for the semi. centennial celebration at Rollins in 1885; picnic luncheon on the shore of Roseland Lake in the af- tcrnoon; and golf and swimming throughout the day. AS the day is also President Holt's birthday, part Of the program is being planned in honor of this anniversary.
 The Alumni Association will publish the annual of the Wood stock Special" in connection with the program.
 Sc eral local people are mem- bers of the alumni association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17
Columbian SQnireS
 Enjoy Hot Dog Roast

Members of the Columbian Squires of the Sheridan council, Knights of Columbus, enjoyed a hot dog roast recently at the cot tage of Chief Squire James Phelan at Quassapaug. Swimming and games were enjoyed during the day. Those attending were: Ann Ciminera, Marie Ryan. Marie O'Keefe, Arlene O'Donnell, Anna Bowey and Anthony Diorio, James Phelan, Joseph Farrell, John Kelly, Francis Kelly, Romeo Cam missa and Francis FitZmaurice.
 Miss Catherine Donahue of Frederick street was hostess at a shower given last evening at the Old Hundred Colony Inn in com pliment to Miss Marie Kilbride who is to be married on Wednes- day to James Doran. The guests included: Mrs P.'J. Donahue, Mrs Agnes Palmer. Mrs James Kilbride. and Misses Catherine Donahue. Marie Kilbride, Katherine kil- bride and Anna Kilbride.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17
Solution in next issue 27

ming the next two tricks in dummy with the ace and king. On the third club lead, South discards the nine of diamonds, so the declarer con- tinues with the jack of clubs from dummy. South discarding a heart, The nine of clubs is continued and South lets go another heart.
 The declarer should now have noted that South has not dropped a spade, nor another diamond. Therefore, par on the hand is for the declarer to realize that South is endeavoring to protect both the king of diamonds and the king of spades.
 The declarer's next play should be to lead small spade and go right up with the ace, then return a spade. finessing dummy's ten South wins with the king. cashes his two good hearts. but now has to lead away from the king and X of diamonds into dummy's ace and jack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17
Bayview t'OrrcspOntient-ROss Quinn Phone 1388.4 Milford

Miss Claire Brothers of State street has returned home after spending week on Westland avenue.
 Miss Helene Mcguire of Beecher avenue is spending the week end at the beach.
 Mrs Walter Clark and two sons, Robert and Earl are leaving the Chicago. They plan to be gone three weeks.
 Miss Beatruce Hubbard of Wood side avenue and Miss Louise Rus sell are spending twa weeks as the guests of Miss Helene Smith of West Orchard street.
 John Barrett, James Boyle, Har- ry Williams and Carl Clark of Som erville, Mass formerly of Water- bury are enjoying two weeks va cation as the guests of John Bar rett, who is spending the summer with his aunt, Mrs Peter Barrett of Warren street.
 MT and Mrs Paul Delaney are spending several days with friends on Milesfield avenue.
 Mrs Philip Dinona of Westland avenue is entertaining Dr E. J. Con- nell and Miss Evedyn Rone of Springfield, Mass.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Bender of Highland avenue are spending two weeks at the beach.
 Miss Elizabeth Brennan has re- turned home after spending three weeks on Field court.
 Mrs Edward Peters and son James, of East Farm street are the guests of Mrs John Neville of Welsh road.
 Miss Catherine Sullivan of Bald win street is spending two weeks at the beach.
 Miss Emma Zibell is the guest of her sister, Mrs Dinny Leonard of Second avenue. who is spending two weeks on Field court. Misses Mildred and Marian Hol land of Naugatuck are spending several days at the beach. John Barrett of Willow street re- turned home after spending two weeks on Deerfield avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17
Celebrate
 SiIUer AnuiUerSary

MT and Mrs John Eustace of Wolcott street recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Dancing, singing'and varied pro- gram of entertainment was enjoy ed. A delicious luncheon was serv- ed. Those present included: Mir and Mrs John Murphy. MT and Mrs Patrick Mccarthy, Mir and Mrs Patrick Cantillion, MT and Mrs Santa Barbara, Mrs Mary Lapier. Mrs Mary Lyons, Mrs O'Neill, and Misses Lillian Eustace, Nave Lyons, Concetta Santa Barbara, Janet Merideth Rosemary O'Neill, Patricia Murphy, M. Murphy, Ca therine Eustace and Frederick Gaughan, Dennis Murphy, Robert, Daniel and John Eustace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17
Conn. State "Get Together" Attracts Many Members

affair and all state alumni asso- citations will be well represented
 Coach Sumner A. Dole dean of men at the college will be the guest of honor at the luncheon which will be held and other guests will include former prom inent athletes at the college.
 The get together is in charge Of Andrew M. Savers, '29 of Hart ford who is being assisted by a delegate from each of the branch alumni associations throughout the state.
 The event promises to be one of the largest and most successful alumni gatherings to be held in the state.
 Under the auspices of Regina Elena Lodge, Sons of Italy, of which she was formerly venerable Miss Rebecca Summa of Columbia boulevard was honored at party given in observance of her birth day at the home of Mrs Giovanna Genua of Avon avenue last night. Dancing was enjoyed and refresh ments served. Mrs M. Ricci gave a number of vocal selections:
 Those present were as follows:
 Among those present were Mrs J. Genua, Mrs A. Macchiarella, Mrs J. Di Primo, Mrs M. Carissimi. Mrs A. Basile, Mrs P. Solomita, Mrs A. Mastrianni, Mrs A. Spiotti. Mrs S. Caserio. Mrs M. Alleva, Mrs A. Crafa, Mrs M. Bosco, Mrs M. Di Biasi, Mrs F. Dantin, Mrs J. Pe- netta, Mrs A. Di Lucia, Mrs c. Mag gia. Mrs B. DeLano, Mrs J. M. Car ozza, Mrs J. DeBatista, Mrs A. Amalia, Mrs F. Rictuccia, Mrs c. Calo. Mrs M. Ricci. Mrs M. Mar zucca, Mrs A. D'Onorfio, Mrs J. Salcito. Mrs A. Lerz, Mrs NJ. Mini cucci, Mrs A. Pinto, Mrs NJ. Piola, Mrs M. Costellano, Mrs M. Pesce, Mrs A. Lango. Mrs M. Pesce, Mrs J. Carissimi, Mrs M. M. Diorio, Mrs M. Pettinicchio, Mrs L. Falzone. Mrs G. Augelicola, Mrs R. Perisi, Mrs A. Rosa, Mrs G. DiStasio, Mrs A. Sciara, Mrs M. Cocciola, Mrs NJ. Ranando, Mrs E. Pascucci Mrs F. Ffcchetti, Mrs A. Carosella, Mrs F. Pietraroria, Mrs l.. Guarini, Mrs c. Vicario.
 Mrs T. Misturo, Mrs c. Cich- etti, Mrs F. Stango, Mrs M. Indi- cubus, Mrs B. DiStefano, Mrs c. Colicchi, Mrs P. Pistone, Mrs Anna Martin, Mrs T. Nuzzi, Mrs P. Pera- zella, Mrs V. Lerz, Mrs c. Da-vino, Mrs M. Galasso, Mrs M. Rinaldo, Mrs c. Capobianco, Mrs R. Mar tino, Mrs c. Summa, Mrs M. Blasi, Mrs V. c. Manfridi, Misses Mar garet Summa, Anna Marangio, Jeane Carissimi, Louise Manfredi, Mary Tisi. Catherine Lyman. NJ. Galasso, c. Summa, Eleanor Man fredi, Olga Paris, R. Summa, Mary Delanno, Joseph Lerz, Rocco Genua, Frank and Michael Man. fredi, Frank and Charles Summa. Oreste Cammarano, Dr Gustave Testa, Gabriale Carissimi, Joseph and Thomas c. Summa, Vincent Genua, Thomas F. Summa, M. M. Galasso and Anthony Genua.
 The society of Maddona Della Assunta will hold an outing on Sunday afternoon at Greco Park. Refreshments will be served and games will be enjoyed. band concert will be given by Austrian o's band. The outing will be under the direction of the following con- mittee: President V. R. Sica, vice. president, F. Ceriello, secretary, John Parziale, Sally Ipolito, Sally Fibre, P. Cocchiola, Michele Lom- bardi, John Caglia, Carmine Eter- gino and P. Carpino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17
Miss Maynre W. Booth Is Tendergd ShOzger

Miss Mayme N. Booth of Coulter street was the guest of honor at a shower given last evening at the home of Mrs Frank Balch of Rockdale avenue, Oakville. Miss Booth is to be married next month to James R. Keilty of Watertown. The home was attractively deco rated for the occasion. During the evening a varied program of en- tertainment was enjoyed and a de- l1cious lunchen was served. Mrs Reginald Evans and Mrs Paul De- schene were hostesses for the even- ing. The guests included Mrs AL bert Schneider, Mrs Earl Reynolds, Mrs Eugene Deschene, Mrs Frank Batch, Mrs Reginald Evans, Mrs Paul Decshene, Mrs Brown, Mrs Robert Condit, Mrs Helen Allyn, Mrs George Booth, Mrs William Murphy, Mrs Arnold Carlson, Mrs Enoch Sprague and Misses Evelyn Balch, Lorraine Krantz, Edwina Booth, Marguerite Dwyer, Rachael Cruickshank, Mayme Booth. Ber- nadette Bussmay, Catherine Mey- CT, Ruth Skilton, Murial Magee, Anna Case, Barbara Reynolds, Dor is LaVigne, Marjorie Hard, and Evelyn Balch.
 Misses Rose Markowitz and Em- ma Littman, graduate nurses of the Waterbury Hospital were hon. ored guests at a double shower and party given by their classmates last evening at the home of Miss Blanche Ricciardi of Hamilton ave- nue. The hQnored guests were the reciupient of many beautiful gifts. Singing and dancing made up the program of entertainment. A de- lightful luncheon was served. Green and white streamers and cut flowers formed the table decora- tions. Those attending were Misses Ann Sullivan, Julie Whitehead, Vera Hudobenko. Molly Azunaris, Gertrude Heseltine, Mrs Herbert Parks, Mrs John Matula. Gladys, Hurlburt, Blanche Ricciardi, Rose Markowitz and Miss Emma Litt- man.