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SILVER. JENNIE NJ. On SATURDAY. Feb
ruary "a, 1884. a her residence. ifGs
l4th st. NV. JENNIE N. SILVER pc
e S,:as MI MMs,15;s;S.Tis: M,1;; ksasi. @ Mr.. G Iasy
the SoR. iss residence. 'nsn; runsr, Is',snT .ryc:s
and interment in Myersdale. Pa.
wAMPLER. FLORENCE b. On Friday,
Pea peesmSsr Sscomh ~; 1924; at her 5sssiesncs s
yunersl services at the abov. address
mn .sf%.ns den%o0d GTSo6d e. c.mef.Ty ct am 2s IN
WARD. FLORENCE ELIZABETH On FRI
pitsI FLORENCE Ell, Elizabeth Il rFnevS WARD HSi-
resting at her late residence, Sunvard.
Alexandria; Va. from 10 am. Sunday.
Tssry r. IN n 10 r4st Fs6
ri Church. 10Th and q sts NV, where
body Will lie in state from 80 pm.
until ?;l5 pm Services will follow AZ
the church at 2:30 pm. Interment
WASHINGTON. THELMA REBECCA On
REBEccA WASHINGTON. beloved vii.
ave ne She nss0n ieaVes host 90 e Of lelsfiVes
ana friends TO mourn their loss. Notice
OF funeral later
w4asoH as y.sEs.r1 IMIIIE pEyaS sd.S On ss.u{:
LIN loON. VlOON OF AIOeTL r. Wet-
son Body resting at the chapel n
joseph Gawler Sons. 1853 Pa. ave. nv.
! Notice OF services later.
"1sEF sEFsda1 afeaKn P!sEd.ry F4aefnls Hsst S9 Hn
nav SsS %.Ss[ E the rn:rs 3aS r.
late residence on Monday. February %
REQUIEM mass at 10 am at St. Peter 5
Church Harpers Ferry. w. Va. 25
WILSON: MARY; On ThHrsday; rebru-
3S1" Sherman ave. NV. MARY WILL
SON. wife OF Richard Wilson. She also
leaves two daughters. one son. tVo
brothers. one. sister and a host Of Other
relatives and friends to mourn their
loss. Remains resting at Henry s
Washingtons funeral home. 461 81
NV. Funeral Sunday. February "5. ~
30 pm from the S.; Luke Bapti-t
Church, Brentwood. D. c. Intermsnt
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WORTHINGTON. FRANCES sELLMAN On
"wednesday. February - 1884 az the
residence of her daughter Mrs. Stock.tt
PottSville. Pa Mrs FRANCES SELL
MAN WORTHINGTON 'nee Nelson. wife
OF the late Richard S. WorthIn~ton. In
teIment st. Annes Cemetery. Annapolis
Mo. Monday. February 26. at . pm
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entertain at dinner this evening at
Normandy Farm In honor Of Miss
Jean McGlashan and Mr.. Clinton
McGlashan OF Minneapolis. Mimi,
who with their mother, Mrs. Charles
McGlashan have a house In George
town for the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Hunter Of
Montclair, N. j.. who are spending a
few days at the Shoreham, expect to
depart Monday to visit in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith of
Upper Marlboro Md, are spending
the week end with friends at Long
Island, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dean Chap
pell OF Lsnsdowne, Pa, who are
spending the week end in Washington
on their way to Miami Beach, enter
tanned at dinner at the Little Tea
House last evening
Mrs. Thomas C. Wilson of New York
City and Columbia. Mo, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Grand
field at the Kenesaw. Mrs. Wilson
has also been visiting Mrs. Jones OF
the Southern. wife of the late Presi-
dent Jones OF the University of Mis-
souri,, Columbia. Mo.
Mr.. Everett Sanders
Honor Guest At Dinner.
MIR. Lionel c. Probert will entertain
at dinner this evening in his home.
Homeland Farms. near Olney. in hon.
or of Mr. Everett Sanders. chairman of
the Republican National Committee.
having as his other guests men from
Washington. Virginia and Sandy
Spring. Covers will be laid for II.
Judge and Mrs. Amos L. Beatty ex-
pect to return to their apartment in
the Shoreham Monday, after several
days in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Coulter arrived
Yesterday from their home in Austin
burg. Ohio. and are at the Wardman
Park Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Coulter are
frequent visitors to the Capital.
Mrs. Harry l. johnson of johnson
City, N. Y, and Mrs, Warren W, Clute
OF Watkins Glen. N. Y. are spend.
ing a few days at the Shorei1am- hav-
ing come to Washington from Sea
BTtt2r f@, 10 sec IntlT daughters,
Miss Ruth johnson and Miss Barbara
non Seminary. Mrs johnson and
Mrs. Clute will spend few days in
their New York homes, later return
ing to Florida.
MIR. and Mrs Muller-Pearse of
Bremen, Germany, are at the Carlton
for several days.
Miss Katharine Pearson was among
those in a dinner party last evening
at the Admiral given for Miss Estella
AmOres. Others In the company were
Miss Frances Simpson. Mrs. Neitah
King, Miss Rosalie Betz. Miss Mar
garet Blackstone and Miss Margaret
McMullen.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Barnes. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. George o. Barnes, executive
assistant to the United States Treas
urer. and Mrs Barnes. is attending the
house party at Rutgers College this
week end.
Lieut. w U. Cro1ord. jr.. U. s. N.
has arrived from Oklahoma, and Is
at the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Brooke,
Upper Marlboro. Md, are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgwsy Graham OF New
York. Mrs. Brooke is a sister Of Mr.
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Slade, jr.. have
returned to their home in El Paso.
Tex, after spending the past week
with friends at the Fairfax.
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FRS. ROOSEVELT will remain
M at the White House over
IVY Sunday and has postponed
4 i her trip to West Virginia
Today she was the guest
Of honor at luncheon of the Council
of Social Agencies at the Admiral,
the luncheon following a conference
this morning Capt Rhoda Milliken.
head of the Woman's Bureau OF the
metropolitan police, made the ar
fangements for the luncheon and
Miss M E Coulson. secretary Of the
council had charge of reservations.
Postmaster General
Will Join Family Today.
The Postmaster General. Mr. James
A. Farley. will go to New York today
to remain over Sunday with Mrs. Far
ley and their children.
The Minister of Greece and Nine.
Simopollos were the ranking guests
at the dinner given last night by Rep
resentative and Mrs Sol Boom at
which the Ambassad dor of Italy, Signor
Augusta Rosso. was to have been the
guest of honor, but which he was pre-
vented from attending on account OF
court mourning for King Albert of
Belgium. The other guests were ne
Minister of Czechoslovakia and Nine.
Veverka. the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Wallace. Senator and Mrs.
Royal S. Copeland, former Represent
ative John @. Tilson, Mr. and MIS-
Stanley F. Reed, Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty. Miss Vera Bloom and Mrs.
jefferson Patterson.
Senator Simeon D. Fess has been
Joined at the Carlton by his son, Mr..
Lowell Fess of Akron, Ohio.
Representative Harry P. Beam has
returned to his apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel after a few days
stay at his home in Chicago.
The Undersecretary of State ano
Mrs. William Phillips were the guests
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Missouri Society
Reception Tonight.

Reception Tonight.
Rear Admiral E. B. Larimer. chief
of the Bureau of Ordnance, and Capt.
Hayne Ellis of the Intelligence Divi-
sion. Office of Naval Operations, both
native Missourians. will be guest
speakers at the meeting of the Mis-
souri State Society. to be held this
evening, in the hall of nations Of
the Washington Hotel. Navy night"
will be observed Secretary of the
Navy. and Mrs. Claude A. Swanson
will be honor guests along with other
distinguished Navy Department off,
cials, who will head the reception
line. Representative Joseph Shannon
of the House Naval Affairs Com
mittee is chairman of invitations to
those of the Navy. The reception
will follow the program of music,
when a song, entitled THE Sailors
Love is the Sea-" written by a Mis-
sourian, Mr.. Grattan Kerans, will be
Evening star., 1934-02-24
Wayt-Johnson Wedding
Thursday at StauntOn.

, Wayt-JOhnson Wedding
Thursday at Staunton.
The First Baptist Church, South
Boston. Va. was the scene of we'd
ding Thursday morning. when Miss
Mabel Claire johnson. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Philip Henry johnson OF
South Boston became the bride OF Mr..
Hampton Heiskell Wayt. son OF Col.
and Mrs. Hampton H. Wayt Of Staun-
ton. Va.
The ceremony was performed at
1870 o'clock by the Rev. Frank c.
Riley, the brides pastor.
The chancel was artistically ar
ranged with palms. ferns and Easter
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LOST.

LOSI.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star Uill be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusice, up
to noon ddy OF issue. Saturdays
. and legal holidays up to 10 AM.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II PM Saturday.
DCG-S25 reward for return or informa-
ton leading to recovery Of wire-haired fox
terrier. male. with heavy coat OF white
hair: brown and white face with black
spot IN body at tail and small black spot
on side Sidney Hechineer. Apt. ia. The
Broadmoor Dav phone. Atlantic 400:
niqht phone Emerson 7010.
DOG Police. license No. 1901: answers
to name Of Duke: reward. AT. 0127-J. :.
DOG-Black German shepherd, male: when
lost wore collar with tag with owner 1
address. Reward Cleveland 0SOs
DOG. common yellow. > #. high. short
tail ard ears; child's playmate. Reward
1858 2ath st. NV. North I2II.
POCKETBOOK. brown containing dia-
mond rings. watch. drivers permit. pass.
KEYS and money: liberal reward. Helen
Louise Low. Apt. 32s. the Valley Vista.
DE atur 3a00 "5'
POCKFIBOOK. light brown. gold triansle
on one corner: reward 81. Call North
s1n1. B. Browne. Jr
tween 10th and r. llth and g. or G st.
car; reward. North 06e7.J.
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sung by Mr.. Harry X. Walsh. Mr..
John B. Gordon. president. will pre-
sent the speakers.
Lieut.. Comdr. Jack Duncan will be
chairman Of the Floor Committee,
assisted by Capt. J. A. Schofield. Rep
resentative Joseph B. Shannon. Capt.
George B. TRIBE. Capt. r. F. Hanly,
Mr.. r. F. Espenchied. Mr.. Harry C.
Hensley and Dr. Grattan Kerans. A
floor show" and other entertainment
is planned by the committee. with
dancing at 10 o'clock Navy colors
and flags will be used in the hall
decoration.
Mrs. Edward Dixon Hays will be
chairman OF reception and hospitality,
with Mrs. John j. Cochran, Mrs.
Clyde Williams, Representative Rich
ard M. Duncan, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Alser, Mrs. Irby Henry and
Mrs. William B. Bennett.
Mrs. Otis J. Rogers. secretary. 500
Florence court, will give interested
Missourians information Of the meet
ing TO which all Missourians and
their families are invited.
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Senator Simeon D. Fess has been
Joined at the Carlton by his son, Mr..
Lowell Fess of Akron, Ohio.
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Representative Harry P. Beam has
returned to his apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel after few days
stay at his home in Chicago.
Evening star., 1934-02-24

Miss Florence Hildebrandt OF Bos-
ton, Mass. is spending week in
Washington at the Martinique.
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The Undersecretary of State and
Mrs. William Phillips were the guests
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Altman
are at the Carlton for several days.
having come on from their home in
Chicago.
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Iruary -. 1884. at am, FREDERICK
LYONS. the beloved husband OF Jessie
Lyons. He also leaves to mourn their
loss four sisters, one brother and other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
AZ Steparts funeral home 80 st. ne
Funeral Sunday February rs at 80
pm. from Third Baptist Church. 5th
ano Que SITS. NV. Interment Woodlawn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-12
Annual College Day Is
 Largely Attended Affair
Local Chapter of International Federation of Catholic
 Alumnae Conducts Information Day

of the various colleges and pros- pective students were well recelv- ed and instructed in the necessities and preparations necessary to enter the institutions as well as the courses offered at the colleges. Circulars and folders describing the college life were evident having been received from the deans of the respective colleges.
 College Day is sponsored annual ly by the group and is an excellent opportunity for future college stu dents and their parents receive val uable information in regard to ex- be available at the time of en- trance. The number of visitors to the exhibit yesterday far surpassed lege educations for girls are still considered an important factor by the majority of parents.
 The following representatives participated in the program as- sisted by other members of their alumnae chapters Albertus Magnus Miss Mae Stroker; New Rochelle Miss Edna Harmon; Marymount Miss Marjorie Lynch; Marywood, Miss Marion Cavanaugh; St Eliza beth's, Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick: Se- ton Hill, Miss Bernice Brieg; Geor- gian Court, Miss Margaret Kilmar- tin; Mount St Joseph's College, Miss Rita Corden; St Joseph's col lege, Emmitsburg, Md, Miss Emily Maloney; Staten Island College, Miss Mary Corcoran; Mount St Vincents-on-the-Hudson,M Miss Mar garet Monagan; Immaculate Col lege, Miss Elizabeth Bowes; St Mary y's- -of-the- Woods, Miss Mary Robinson; College of the Visitation Miss Maureen Slavin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-12
Business And Professional Club Host To State Group
Local Members Conduct Quarterly Meeting of Execu- tive Board Rev Frank J. M Cotter Principal Speaker

The club trio of Miss Helen webb. Miss Bernice Harper aud Mrs Mar garet Toleman rendered several se- iections accompanied by Miss Fan nie Mccormack. Mrs Adella Crane was in charge of the arrangements for the supper and was assisted in serving by Miss Hezal Schaeffer. Miss Ruth Liebecls. Mrs Lois. Thatcher, Miss Arlene Bradle, Mrs Jeannette Bronecke, Miss Mabel Bachmann and Miss Ruth Olson
 The out of town guests included: Miss Minnie B. Condell, of Hart ford, first vice president of the state federation: Miss Kate Ryan of Hartford, chairman of the leg islative committee: Miss Mable Foster, chairman of the transpor- tation committed; Miss Ethel Davis of Hartford, chairman of the com mittee on international relations; Miss Clarissa Bentley of New Bri- tain. state director: Miss Cora Beale of New Britain, chairman of the finance committee: Miss Lillian Fuhrer, president of the Milford Business and Professional Wom- ems club: Miss Nanchen A. Rosan of Milford, chairman of the mem bership committee: Miss Anna Stewart of Torrington. state di- rector; Miss Mary. R. Grant of Stamford, 9 state director; Miss Eva c. Cleaveland of Bridgeport. state treasurer: and Miss Rose E. House of Bridgeport. chairman of the health committee and of the nominating committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-12
YMCA Notes

Daniel Haywood, chairman of the Advisors Club comprising club leaders of Central, North End and Brooklyn YMCA's announces SUD- per meeting to be held at Central tonight at 5:45 o'clock.
 The subject for to-nights meet ing is "Club Programs"-The dis cussion will be lead by Tom Smith, secretary of Christian Education.
 The Kenosha Club of Central Y announces a special club dance for Friday, April 13 il the Boys and West Lobby of the Y. Robert West, president of the club is general chairman of the committee. Joseph Kenney is chairman of the program committee and has associated with him on the committee: Robert Bryan, Lewis Wendler. and Irving Hurley. The ticket committee con- sists of Louis Wendler, chairman, and Irving Hurley.
 Dr John s. Staneslow will speak on "The Depression and Mental Health" at the forum at the Gen. tral YMCA tonight at S:15 o'clock. LIT Alfred C. DreHer VIII preSlue.
 Raymond J. Tanning of the Wa terbury American will preside at the Thursday night forum this week. The speaker will be Rev Moses k. Lowell who will discuss conditions "A Thousand Years From Now"
 Both round and square dancing will feature the Square Circle Club Dance at the Central YMCA on Wednesday evening at S:15 o'clock. Bob Tyrrells orchestra will play for the dancing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-12
M The Local Theaters
STATE

One of the finest pictures ever produced in America, Death Takes Holiday is having it's New Eng land premiere at Warmers State today and tomorrow. Fredric March and Evelyn Venable Haue tho leading role.
 The picture is based upon the famous drama of eternal romance by Alberto Casella. adapted to English by Walter Ferris.
 It was on a battlefield that Alberto Casella first wondered just what would happen if Death should take surcease from his eternal task and come to the world for a mortal holiday. The translation of that provocative idea into the photoplay was an ambi- tious task, but one which Para mount has proudly accomplished.
 The picture tells how this mys- terious shadow changes his shape and form, becomes, for three- day holiday, a gay, dashing, TO- mantle lover. He comes to house. party, concealing his iden- tity from every one but the host, who introduces him as friend.
 AS q C1ldTI1llS cdNdllcT, I'TIilCt Sirki. the guest searches for life's thrills, seeks to learn what man loves in life that he must fear Its end.
 But the games, the pastimes of the crowd. bore him. Told that Love is the one big thrill In life, Sirki makes love. But the love that is profered him is all too self fish, until in the arms of beauti- full, young girl. he finds love to be the one thing in life that man lives for.
 And. with his holiday almo ost completed, he finds now that he is like any mortal man who is in love, afraid to leave life, dreading the thought of parting With the beauty he has found.
 The cast is excellent, featuring such excellent screen players as Sir Guy Standing, Kent Taylor, Katherine Alexander. Gail Patrick, Helen Westley, Henry Travcrs. G. P. Huntley, Jr., and Kathleen How ard.
 The companion feature presents Zasu Pitts and Slim Summerville in Love Birds" Wednesday brings Countess of Monte Crisco' with Fay Wray and Paul Lukas, also Wharf Anger with Allison Skip worth and Victor McLagen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-12
Clan-Na-GaeI Group
 Cites Entertainment

One of the outstanding functions of the St. Patrick's holiday sea- son this year will be the enter tainmentsan dance at the Water- bury Women's club Friday evening under the auspices of the Clan-Na- Gael and I. R. A. club. This is the fifth St. Patrick's day cele- bration sponsored by the associa- tion, which is pledged to support and uphold the Irish people in their fight for secure, complete in- dependence. Year after year Ire- lands sons and daughters have at- tended this popular function, en. toying real Irish evening of en- tertainment and dancing.
 The committee this year has secured some we'll known Irish en- tertainers, including some whose names are household words in the great Metropolis. One of the fea- ture attractions of this years func- tion will be Dennis McAuliffe and his nationally known Irish orches- tra. McAulife's orchestra provides the music for all the outstanding balls held in New York and it's programs of Irish music over ra- dio stations WHMN and WFAB committee promises to announce further details of the program la- ter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-12

When West opened the ten of diamonds, he was marked with neither the king nor the queen. The dcclarer properly reasoned that, as he himself held the ace, king, queen and jack of clubs, the ace of diamonds and the ace, king of spades, the only king West could have had to double upon was trump.
 Therefore, he decided to make each of his trunA separately, if possible.
 A small spade was returned and ruffed by the declarer with the three of hearts. A club was played to dummy's queen and another spade ruffed. Another club was played and the nine of spades was ruffed.
 Now the declarer played the ace of clubs. West ruffed with the ten of hearts and declarer let him hold the trick, discarding the three of diamonds from dummy.
 West now was forced to lead a heart which the declarer won with the queen. He led the jack of clubs and all West could do with his three hearts was to make one more trick--and five odd were in.
 Copyright 1884. NEA Service, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-12
PALACE

Will Rogers in David Harum and Believe in You to two superb features now playing at Polls will be presented for the last times to- day and Tuesday. Starting Wednes- day picture that concerns you and your family This Side or Heaven" is it's title and stars Lio- mel Barrymore and Fay Bainter. The story deols with the shadaw of Imprisonment that hangs over Lionel Barrymore, who has been innocently involvel in an cmbeZ- element in his firm, while the TO- nance of his children and the high hopes of his wife in beciming a successful novelist pile themselves one upon the other and reach their clibaxes simultaneously.
 Barrymore who gives one of his finest performances on This Side of Heaven" was last seen in "Should Ladies Behave" and Car olina." Barrymore's wife is played by Fay Bainter, noted stage star of East Is Vest and numerous other footlight successes. It is her first screen appearance in her long theatrical career.
 Mae Clark, last seen in "Pent- house" proves her Versatallty as talented actress by playing role extremely different from any others in which she has appeared. As the elder daughter, a school teacher, she almost marries Onslow Stevens, but discovers the mistake of her choice in time to return to Eddie Nugent, young newspaper reporter who is instrumental in saving her father from prosecution.
 The cast also includes Una Mer- kel, who is seen in the type of role that has added greatly to her success as the whimsical southern house maid, Birdie" whose un- usual brand of humor is sprinkled throughout the story.
 The second feature that will be shown on the same program feat- .ures those battling rivals of "Sez You! Sez Mel" fame, Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaglen in NO More Women" a robust, rolicking bit or film fare. No more women Is the title! What is really meant is that the boys have more than they can handle. Just another double bill that vii please all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-12
Pi Omega Sigma Tau Sorority Has Dance

Among those present at the Pi Omega Sigma Tau sorority dance which was held at Post College Friday evening were:
 Helen O'Connlel, Howard Clan cey; Mary Guilfoile, Howard Hee- ley; Helen Walsh, Francis Mulligan Ruth Quigley, George Breithaupt; Florence Josey, Cliff Slater; Jane E. Dillon, Robert Curtiss; Ann Cowperthwait, Wilmot A b it., Marjorie Merrills, Arnold Wenzel Cherrie Pruesser, Thomas Skipp; Betty Dwyer, Frank Bowling; Gen ieve Phelan, Ray Lynch; Lucetta Gaunt, Walter Dickinson: Bessie Leggett, John Phillips, Helen Stein. metz, Irving Parsons; Doris Mur- ray, Kenneth Malsch; Fritzi Guil- bert, Walter Malsch Olive Rochon George Guilbert; Anne Ciminera, Daniel Butler; Barbara Billings, Dick Davis; Betty Russell, Bill Leary; Doris Shea. Jack Hahn; Rita Shea, John Blacker; Marjorie Hard, Arthur Hard; Betty Neil, Ernest Weirman.
 A joint concert by the glee clubs of Saint Margaret's school and Taft school was given Saturday evening under the direction Of Isaac Beecher Clark, Miss Emily Jamison of Warren, Penn, is lead CT of the Saint Margaret's club and Miss Lois Husted of Columbia boulevard, assistant leader. Day school pupils in the glee club who took part in the concert were Miss Amy Butler, daughter of Mrs Joel of Iia hnI1laVn r6 [. Miss Edna Rush, daughter of MT and Mrs Charles Rush; Miss Rev. erly Stocking, daughter of MT and Mrs Anson Stocking of Watertown avenue, Miss Lucy Valentine, daughter of MT and Mrs William Valentine, Miss Savannah Wells. daughter of MT and Mrs Clifford wolls of Willow street, Miss Jean Whay of Watertown, Miss Lois Huuted, daughter of MT and Mrs w. c. Husted of Watertown, Miss Helen Jones, daughter of MT and Mrs Edwin H. Jones of Windsor street, Miss Shirley Jones, Miss Frances Jourdan, daughter of MT and Mrs Albert s. Jourdan of Grace avenue, Miss Barbara La- Vigne, daughter of MT and Mrs J.. R. LaVigne of Newton terrace. Miss Betty Neill, daughter of MT and Mrs J. R. Neill of Watertown, Miss Catherine Since, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chalkley Since of Country club road, Miss Edith Campbell, daughter of MT and Mrs Alexander Campbell of Wa tertown, Miss Florence Sexton. daughter of MT and Mrs H. A. Sex ton of Watertown, Miss Jean Can- field, daughter of MT and Mrs Wooster Garfield of Frederick street, and Miss Evelyn Makepeace, daughter of MT and Mrs w. D. Makepeace of Hillside avenue.