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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
ZELLO-LuCIA


 The marriage of Miss Anna Ma ria Lucia, daughter of MT and Mrs ROCCO Lucia of Bishop street and Michael Zello, son of MT and Mrs Anthony Zello of Ann street took place at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes church. Rev Edward Far rell officiated at the ceremony and was also celebrant of the nuptial mass which followed. Miss Lucy Nardozzi was the only attendant of the bride and Carmen DiMico atetnded Mir Zello as best man. The bride was attired in a gown of white satin styled with a lace yoke and wore a<veil of tulle with cap of pointed lace and fastened with seed pearls She carried a bouquet of gardenia, lilies of the valley and orchids. The maid of honor wore frock of pink mous- seline de sole styled with a jacket and wore hot of corresponding shade and material. She carried a colonial bouquet of Talisman and American Beauty Roses and gladioli.
 A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom following the ceremony. About 150 guests were in attendance including out of town guests from New York. Branford, New Rochelle, Port Chester, Tar rytown and Pennsylvania.
 The couple left on an unan- nounced wedding trip and upon their return they will reside at/S West Burton street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
Personals

Miss Alice Quinn of Chipman street has returned from a weeks stay at Breton Woods in New Hampshire.
 Miss Nellie Cook of Hillside ave- nue returned recently from a week end at Cape Cod.
 John Monogan of Euclid avenue returned from Block Island after spending week at that resort as the guest of Robert Good. Miss Rose Rafferty of Gaffney place has returned from Block Island where she spent week. Miss Mildred Dunne of Walnut street is spending few days at Bayview.
 Miss Frances Ryan has returned to New York city after spending a short stay with Judge and Mrs Frank P. McEvoy of Robbins street. .,~t
 Miss Frances Holcomb of Sec ond avenue has returned from a stay at Cape Cod.
 MT and Mrs James Butler of Cooke street have returned to their home after vacationing in Maine.
 Miss Lillian Eustace has re- turned to her home on Wolcott street after spending the summer months in Lyme,
 Mrs Dorine B. Hartung of Laval street spent the week end in New York where she was registered at the Copley-Plaza hotel.
 Mrs Mollie Stoddard and daugh- ters. Rosalind and Marguerite of Fox street have returned after en- toying a vacation at Briarcliffe Lodge, Briarcliffe Manor, N. Y.
 Miss Alice M. McSweeney of this city has returned after spending a few days in New York where she was registered at the Barbizon- Plaza hotel.
 John M. Stanton of East Main street has returned after spending two weeks in Bedding, Penn.
 MT and Mrs Abram Mott of South Elm street have returned from a visit to Westpoint beach in Massachusetts where they were the guests of Dolores Menard of Fall River and Westpoint. Mir and Mrs David Menard of Ansonia ac- companied them.
 MT and Mrs George Cruickshank of Sunnyside avenue, Oakville, mo- tored to Niagara Falls over the holidays.
 Mrs Thomas Begnal of Washing ton, D, C., who has been visiting her father here, returned to her home yesterday.
 Miss Angeline Morrone has re- turned to her home in North Branford after spending several weeks with her aunt and uncle, Mir and Mrs Salvatore Salcite of West Porter street.
 MT and Mrs John Reilly of East Main street, Thomaston, entertain ed at hot dog roast on Monday. Games, dancing and out of door sports were the main events of the day. Those attending included Mir and Mrs G. Stevens, MT and Mrs. F. Schell, Mrs H. McCann, MT and Mrs E. Pronovost. MT an dMrs A. Norton, MT and Mrs Howard James, MT and Mrs Francis Memes, of Wallingford, MT and Mrs Will liam Casey of New York and Misses Anna and Margaret Luddy, May Stevens, Mary Deming. Erna Bern adette and Frederick Schell, Betty Jane, dward, Robert and Albert Pronovist and Joan Ann Norton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
Claire Social Club
 PlanS Dinner Dance

The first annual sport dinner canoe and entertainment spon- sored by the Claire Social Club will be given at Wcterly Inn on Tues day evening, September Is. The committees foY this affair have worked hard to insure a social sue cess. inasmuch as 1t marks the be- ginning of an extensive program Of social and athletic activities which will keep the club busy throughout the fall and winter months. Some of these affairs will be given in behalf of charita ble organizations.
 The entertainment committed will provide a five-act program of entertain ment comprising comedy skits. songs and dance teams of meritorious talent. Dance music will be furnished by Mike De Vito and his rhythmic orchestra. Din ner is to be served at 10 p. r.
 A feature of the evening will be twenty minute hairdresser's style show wherein beauticians and friends from various cities will vic for first honors in their artistic display of modern coiffure styles. Prizes will be given to the one possessing the most original style and also to those displaying ere ;tive artistry and ingenuity in their workmanship. A prize will alst be awarded to the couple givina the. best dance. Mayor Frank Hayes, Judge Edward Mascolo Judge John McGrath who are tt ] be present, will officiate as judges for these events.
 The committees of the affair are: Entertainment, Miss Rachael Bar chard, chairman; Misses Leona Miller, Rose Moneta, Lillian Gar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Same Cards Win Or Lose ~ Both Decarer And Defense Must Be On Their Toes, To Make Or Defeat
 Contract In Todays Hand.
secre.ar, ot .he Amer.eNn .sr.dee leagne

Here is a hand that I believe you will enjoy spreading out on the table and working out as you might double dummy problem, The hand was played by Carl Eh- ninger of Cleveland.
 Ehninger's bidding was slightly different from that given below. as he was using the Roland Club Sys- tenn. Therefore, he opened the contracting with one club.
 This bid of one club is arti- ficial; it may be made with or without clubs. But it shows that Ehninger has 3h quick tricks After North's negative response of one diamond. which denied two quick tricks. East bid one spad+. Ehninger now confirmed the fact that he had 3A trick hand b, bidding one no trump. When North and West passed. East bld two spades, which Ehninger now doubled.
 The Play
 Ehninger in the South cashed his ace. king, and queen of hearts. When the queen held, Ehninger was up against a tough lead. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06

seph Robinson, Edward Kirby, Da. vid Isaacs, Carmen Cipriano and
 Misses Ann Aldorisino and Eliza beth Sheehy.
 The Junior Wemen's club will
 also sponsor a formel dance tomor- row evening at the Waterbury Women's club as the opening event of their fall program. The commit tee arranging for the evening in- cludes Misses Katherin Crane, Har- riet Gibbs, Marjorie Campbell, Su- zanne Shader, Marjorie Snow and Marjorie Merrills.
 Many local people will attend the formal supper dance which is being sponsored by the Milford chapter of Lauralton Hall alumnae tomor- row evening at the Pavilion Royalc in West Haven.
 The Waterbury Undergraduate club of Niagara university will give summer formal dance at the Spanish Gardens, Lake Compounce tomorrow evening with many local graduates and undergraduates as well as members of out of town chapters in attendance. The com- mitte in charge of arrangements includes Anthony Rossi, Joseph Harmon, John Bozzuto, Thomas O'Donnell, John Madigan, Julius DiZinno and Anthony Amedeo.
 Miss Margaret Lewis, daughter of States Atty and Mrs Lawrence L. Lewis of Willow street enter tained yesterday at luncheon at the Country club for Miss Grace s. Fisher, who is to be married to Atty J. Warren Upson. The invi- tation list includes Mrs Eliot P. Henry c. Griggs, Mrs Chauncey P. Goss, 3rd, Mrs Edwin B. Powell, Mrs Edson B. Hitchcock, Mrs B. Heminway Klimpke, Misses Ann Driggs, Lois Kilbourn, Elizabeth Fielding, Martin Dye, Rhoda Chat field, Nancy Buckingham, Marga- garet Ayres, Margaret deLancey, Mary Mitchell Wallace, Elizabeth Nuhn and Elizabeth Fulton.
 The weekly meeting of the Jolly Jester Card club was held at the home of Mrs Ada Magel of Willard street Monday evening. Cards were played and Mrs Toni Asetta made high score. A delicious luncheon was served later in the evening. Those the meeting were: Misses Florence Agostini. Toni Asetta, Beatrice Benedetti, Bertha Davis, Jean Carlo. Dorothy Sullivan. Grace Pierro and Ada Magel. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Florence Agostini of Robbins street.
 MT and Mrs William Gervais have returned to their home on avenue after visiting the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06

Andrew Monogan of Euclid ave- nue has returned from Block Island where he has spent the sum- mer months.
 Dr and Mrs Leonard Duffy of London, Ontario, are the present guests of Judge and Mrs Frank P. McEvoy of Robbins street.
 Philip Hennessy of Hillside ave- nue spent the past few days in Rochester, N. r., as the guest of relatives.
 Miss May Stevens of Ashum street has returned after spending the past week at Bellerose. L. l., as the guest of MT and Mrs Will liam Casey. Mir and Mrs Casey accompanied her on her return.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
Weddings
ZABLOrNEY-PITRE

GiAoLO eA A4AhI
 The marriage of Miss Vincentina Pitre, daughter of MT and Mrs Anthony Pitre of Congress avenue and Joseph Zablotney. son of MT and Mrs Hary Zablotney of Wood street took place Tuesday morn ing at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Lynch performed the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father and had as her maid of honor Miss Louise Sasso. Miss Lena Scursso represented the Chi]- dren of Mary society and Nicholas Mariana attended MT Zablotney as best man.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin, Princess model having d long full esskirt terminating in a train. Sl.e wore veil of tulle, tur- ban styled and carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley, gardenias and orchids. The maid of honor wore a frock of green satin with accessories to correspond and car- ried a bouquet of Talisman roses. The dress of the brides mother was blue chiffon Sith accessories to match and she wore a corsage of gardenias. The bridegroom's mother wore black chiffon dress trimmed with ecru lace and also wore a corsage of gardenias.
 About 150 guests attended the reception which was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. Out of town guests at- tended from New York, Boston. Derby. Ansonia, Seymour and Naugatuck. The couple left on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing blue velvet travel ing suir trimmed with gray and &C., cessories to correspond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06

play at clubs would give declarer two club tricks.
 Ehninger decided that. the best chance to defeat the contract was to try to find his partner with the queen of diamonds, so he de- liberately gave up the king ot diamonds and led it. He hoped thereby to create an entry in his partners hand, with the queen of diamonds.
 On the king North played the five. If you were the East player would you win this trick with the ace? If you do, you will be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
Personal
SeUeraI Formal Dances Scheduled For IO-mO1rrOzO

f One of the most active evenings From a social standpoint is sched- uled for tomorrow evening when several formal dances will be at tended by local people.
 At the Watertown Golf club members of the Young Democratic club of Waterbury and their friends will gather for the first semi formal dance to De sponsored by the or- ganization. Mrs Marie Moore Kill bride heads the committee in charge and is being assisted by Jo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06

Der and Celia Breton: refreshment, Miss Lillian Gerber. chairman: Misses Carmella Cretella and Betty Biancardi; dance, Carl Pivnick. chairman. Misses Joan Holloran, and Georgiana Therrien; program, Miss Lucille Mackeiwicz chairman Misses Vera Jurksaitis and Adeiine Divigard.
 At the last meeting of the club plans were formulated to hold q housewarmiBg at the club rooms on September 24. and also to give benefit dance and entertainment during the last week in September. The proceeds to be turned over to the milk fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06

Judges Named For Fl0zCer. ShOse,

Accredited judges have been named for the Waterbury flower
 show which is to be given on Fri day and Saturday at the Bunker
 Hill Congregational church under the auspices of the Bunker Hill Garden club. All arrangements for the affair have been completed by
 the committee in charge. N The judges will be supervised by
 Mrs H. Warrens Stevens and in clude: Mrs S. M. Huntington Will son of Woodbury, MT and Mrs F.. O. Miller of Stratford, Mrs Fred erick Carder. Mrs B. M. Allen and
 Miss Alice Bassett of Cheshire. Dr H. Warren / Stevens will judge
 gladioli and will be assisted by Ad- dison Asbborn. Miss Eve O'Connor, who is to be married to John Doran on Sep tember 18th was the guest of
 honor at surprise miscellaneous
 shower given on Friday evening
 by Miss Margaret Doran at her
 home on South View street. The
 hame was prettily decorated in a
 color scheme of pink and blue. The bride to be was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Thos. attending were: Mrs Mary Stack.
 Mrs Margaret McAdam, Mrs Rob- ert McHugh, Mrs Francis Reilly.
 Mrs Harold Iris, Mrs Ted Dickin-
 son, Mrs Joseph c. Courtney, Mrs
 William Stack, Mrs James Glad
 ney, Mrs John Fitzmaurice Mrs
 James Barry, Mrs Bernard Hene-
 bry, Mrs Homer Prime, Mrs Jo-
 seph Davis, Mrs Rebecca DuHame,
 Mrs Arthur Denker, Mrs Patrick
 Sullivan, Mrs John Heating, Mrs
 James McAdam, Mrs Margaret Doran and Misses Eve O'Connor, ,
 May Ray. Kitty Deegan, Elizabeth Hickey, Ann Gladney, Julia Con- nelly. Susie Dougherty, Marie Me Hugh, Katherine Mullen, Mary Stack. Sadie Doran, Marie Dorar and Mary Doran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
Future Bride Is
 HOnOYgd At ShOzCer

, Miss Helen Semenetz, who is soon
 to be married. was honored at a miscellaneous shower given re- gently at the home of her mother in Oakville. The guests were Mrs Book, Mrs Margaret Spraza, Mrs l.. Gardo, Mrs Nellie Karachuck. Mrs B. Gweadowsky, Mrs K. Peters, Mrs H. Sementz, Mrs Rose Sim mons, Mrs N. Sementz, Mrs Yach- anko, Mrs Alice Jessie, Mrs Viii liam Greenwood, Mrs Luckasavich and family, Mrs John Upatoff, Mrs Eliza, Mrs Hartzen, Mrs Welon, Mrs Wyatavich, Mrs Ragauski, Mrs Harr Scropalski, Mrs Barvichonk, Mrs Batrinsa, Mrs Barnoski, Mrs Karachuck, Mrs Yourskata, Mrs Al Graboski, Mrs Michaud, Mrs Regi- nald Greenwood, Mrs Rahuba, Mrs Hnewush. Mrs Dorothy Sullivan, Mrs Watkins, Mrs Kawalski, Mrs Podominski, Mrs Antico, Mrs Jam sky, Mrs Mary Marinelli, Mrs Cip- riano, Mrs Linda Ranuada, Mrs Margaert Rossi, Mrs French, Mrs Mary DeMaria, Mrs Seller, Mrs Kaszas, Mrs Baralak, Mrs Christine Aenara, Mrs Cantwell, Mrs Harri- son, Mrs Nellie Mascola, Mrs Cor so, Mrs Mary Holihan, Mrs Puzak, Mrs Anna Fital, and Misses Anna Drodvilla, Helen Graboski, Sue Kol- oski, Anna Barvichank, Rose Her malak. Julia Fillipone, Josephine Fillipone, Wanda Rhoba, Mary Scotina, Doris Harrison, Anna Rock, Revina Petrock, Katherine Kara suk, Anna Denaro, Rose Petrock, Mary Cipriano, Mary Pazdon, Mary Gardo, Josephine Geweozdowsky, Anna Granvage, Helen Yourksto- vic'l, Frances Barnosky, Anne Le- one, Mary Bliga, Amy Anderoski, Jos ephine French, Victoria Margot- to, Flossie White, Connie Marrow, Miss Brevi, Helen Semenetz, Lena Car0zzo, Kathleen Synmott, Jean Hartzen, Rose Kowelski, Katherine Levlocke, Frances Laskey, Marga- ret voicekauskas. Helen Podobin- ski, Anna Laskey, Florence De- Lucia, Stella Yourstavich, Mary Barolak. Rose Garinelli and Dor is Harrison.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06

Miss Anna Reagan was hostess at a surprise miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs Timothy Hanley of Baldwin street in honor o finer daughter. Katherine Hanley who is to be married September -12 to William P. Conaty. Those pres ent were: Misses Anna Reagon, Mary Murnan, Ora Massisotte, Fannie O'Neil, Louise Salcito. Mar garet O'Neil, Margaret Sharkey, Lon O'Neil. Evelyn Colella, Mary Ariola, Catherine Houlihan, Lillian Roberge. Helen Mipet, Anna Mipet, Mary Rafferty, Mary Ryan, Anna Versupas. Mary Lorequetti, Monie Bresnahan, Katherine Null ms, Margaret Mullins. Margaret Flynn. Henrietta Cogroyupi. Mae Early. Mary Lynch. Kay Walsh. Lillian Donnelly. Julia Hanley. Mary Mur- phy, Edith Berardi. Mildred Stevens, Anna Moran, Mary Fitz- gerald. Nora Brick. Emily Maier. Dorothy Sivarty and Mrs Ellen Cough, Mrs J. Sugrue. Mrs Andrew Conda. Mrs Jones and Mrs Rose Burns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
Club Cabinet To
 Meet Or .71MeSday

A meeting of the Cabinet of, the Waterbury Business and Pro fessional Women's club has been called for Tuesday. September IT at 7:30 p. m. at the new club rooms; on Grand street. This will be the first meeting in the new club rooms and the cabinet is expected that there will be full attendance at this important meeting.
 The committee on moving into the new rooms under the leader ship of Miss Josephine Somers has made the rooms very attractive and homelike and they are all ready for the continuance of the. active program of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06

daughter of Antonio go of Sylvan avenue and Pasquae Gnato son of Mrs Amy church Rev Joseph ocaed nuptial followed decorated with palms ferns and white gadio and special Edythe Colangeo the Rocco Capozzi bride white Princess style with Butterfly long veil of
 
 yellow  brides
 
 black a pink
 of the brides sister following couple with to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
Women s Club To Hold Tea Oct. 2

October End has been announced
 as the opening date for the fall
 schedule of the Waterbury Wo-
 mems club at which time the an-
 nual opening reception and tea
 will be held at the club house.
 Mrs Lewis G. Merrill, president of
 the club will be the guest at the
 tea as well as her assisting slate
 of officers.
 The affair is in charge of the
 social committee of the club which
 is chairmanned by Mrs George Baronia.
 The club has an active program | of events planned for the coming year which promises to be one of the most successful in the history
 of the local club.
 Mrs Fred Gyuricsko of Chestnut avenue was hostess at a miscel-
 laneous shower given recently at Concordia hall for her daughter, Miss Stephanie Gyuricsko, who is to be married in the near future. The bride to be received many gifts. Those attending were as, follows: Mrs. John Malik, Mrs Hen- ry Schildgen ST, Mrs Carl Bohn. Mrs Frank Harmon, Mrs Alex Drapatin. Mrs K. Rohrba cher, Mrs F. Hatch. Mrs Eleanor Kubick, Mrs John Galat. Mrs A. Evans. Mrs Fred Josephi, Mrs Robert Mackey. Mrs Florence Salmonson, Mrs J. Kirschbaum, Mrs Manner, Klein, Mrs Helen Malik, Mrs Kurt Go1ohnxu NfrS A CnaL Mrc Fro n ces Stotts, Mrs Popp, Mrs kather- inc Frey, Mrs Henry Falk, Mrs Ri- bar, Mrs Herta Rocher, Mrs Hart man, Mrs Tapken, Mrs Carl Deutsch, Mrs Catherine Isenberger, Mrs Anna Sirak, Mrs Rein, Mrs Reinhard Arber. Mrs Fred Gyuric- Anna Gokas, Mrs Catherine De- menske, Mrs Fred Volmar, Mrs sko ST, Mrs Stephen Gyuricsko. -Jr, Mrs Clifford Andrews, Mrs Dora Siebert, Mrs Louise Lutz, Mrs John Peltzer, Mrs Dufresne. Mrs Marchard, Mrs George Pinter, Mrs s. Gazy. Mrs J. Lenygel. Mrs Mary Bernhardt, Mrs Charles Woll- schlagef. Mrs Carl Bauer, Mrs Willhaus, Mrs William Lutz, Mrs Markle, Mrs J. Kitchenka, Mrs John Maier, Mrs Fannie Prosl, Mrs Herman Mueller; Misses Elizabeth Molin, Emily Franek, Dorothea suffa. Helen Kitchenka.. Peggy Kit chenka, Elizabeth Gazy, Helen Willhaus, Madeline Sirak, Theresa Prill, Gertrude Franz, Martha Dra- patin, Lillian Mark, Louise Mark, Ann Schieffer, Gertrude Olesch Ella Galat. Anna Gyuricsko, Edna Guyricsko, Violet Nordstrom, Ce- i celia Blattman, Helen Ribar, Jo- sephinc Gerard, Barbara Craft, Lena Gugliotti, Anna Klein, Mary Drauch. Dora Richter. Stella Ze- mak, Elaine Maier, Marion Maier, Mary Ransleben. Henrietta Rah- mann. Margaret Hassell, Anna Nolde, Anna Hermann, Emily Hermann, Mildred Herman and Mary Bernhardt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06

A request for members of the Business and Professional Women's club of this city to attend tn. state meeting of the organization at Hickory Hearth hotel in New Milford Saturday has been issued by Miss Florence Greenleaf, presi- dent of the local group. Miss Hell en Havener of New York. member of the national federation, will be the principal speaker at the din- ner. which is scheduled for 6:3O o'clock
 The Hopeville Community club will met tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Peter J. German of Giles street, chair man. Plans will be made for com- ing activities and all members are requested to attend.
 Miss Mary Rafferty of Gaffney place spent Labor Day weekend at Block Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06

MT and Mrs William Gervais have returned to their home on Hillside avenue after visiting the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-04-20
BANK RODBER SUSPECTS
BEING HELD AT FLORENCE

Leo Norton OF Phoenix, 80
years old was charged with rob
berry in connection with the
Coolidge Currency Exchange
holdup last Friday afternoon,
and is being held at Florence
county Jail. Another man is
being sought by Pinal and Mar
icopa County officers in connec-
ton with the holdup Two
women are also under arrest
charged with protecting Norton.
all three are in the county jail
at Florence being unable to put
up a s., 200 bond each
A date for their preliminary
hearing has not yet been set
The complaints were signed by
Walter Laveen sheriff.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-04-20
PAVING THE WAY FOR CRIME

The growing volumn OF resls-
tancc to the stringent anti-gun
law now pending in Congress is
encouraging to those who still
believe in constitutional guaran
tees.
The proposed law would make
ownership OF small arms yirtu-
ally impossible for the honest
citizen. And, like similar state
laws, it would thus favor the
criminal, who yiolares all laws.
II would assure him that his
victim were unprotected. Nio-
lcnee. robbery and other crimes
would be made immeasurably
easier and safer.
Hundreds OF newspapers,
magazines, and a legion of well
known citizens, are against the
law. Ii is TO be hoped that il
never pa ses out Of its present
embryo stage.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-04-20
THURSDAY 26, FLOWER
SHOW AT WOKAN'S CLUB

Next Thursday afternoon,
the 26, is Flower show day at
the Womans Club and viii be
open to the public. We very
much desire that there be many
beautiful boquets and a large
variety in the exhibit. Next
week a committee viii Judge the
gardens about Coolidge. so get
them dolled up spic and span.
You will be delightfully."- en-
tertained while at the Club by
the ChiIdrens Recital which is
held each year in the spring
Prizes will be given for the
best improved yard, the most
beautiful boquet and the largest
variety IN display by any in
dividual. You will be held re-
sponsible in seeing that your
flowers get to the Club house
sometime before 2:l5 Thursday.
Please bring them in attractive
vases with your name and any
interesting thing you might
want known, on cards attached
10 the boquet.
Refreshments will be served
after the program. Come and
enjoy your afternoon and help
US make j. beautiful show.
Mrs. j. +. Eisenhart