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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-28
Scout News

a probable attendance OF nearly
500 IN expected 10 attend CamIl
POmpcraug by Jtno !, council OIL
Bcinls state. This figure includes
the bridgeport council. There are
now 26i registrations.
Mtny troops have made applica :
lions 10 attend camp as "a unit. Re-
caugc OF the unusually large num-
ber OF registrations, troops and
scouts who have not already regis.
tered are urged 10 do 10 In order
that they may DO sure OF going 10
camp. One hundred and thirty boys
exclusive OF tho camp personnel,
may bc accommodated at the camp
each week.
Many improvements have been
made ut Pompcraug. Tho camp
craft shop In being enlarged, and
new equipment being installed.
Tho facilities for swimmers In
clddcs two divIgn towers and q
lioat 30 yards from short
Many OF the local girl scout
troops have been taking ali-day
and overnight hikes. In accordance
with the out of door program adj
vocated by the council this year.
Most OF the hikes arc taken for
definite purposes, such as nature
study, outdoor cooking, craft
work, and no on. An overnight
camping trip was taken Saturday
10 Bear Mountain park by 10 girls
and Ave leaders. Like the Boy
Scout Council. II In reported from
tho headquarters Of the GIrlH'
council that registrations for camp
! are .,usIsualiy numerous this year.
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the declarcr must make In To trump
the deuce Of clubs with the -four
Of spades ana then cash the ace
and king OF spades,
lilo now starts the cross-ruffing.
leading the ace OF diamonds ana
then rnffing tho next diamond with
the nine OF spades. A club In re-
turned and ruffed with the Ave of
spades. The nine OF diamonds Is
trumped with the ten of spades
and now the ten OF clubs IN trump
ed with the jack OF spades. The
six OF diamonds IN played and
trumped IN dummy with the queen
OF spades.
Now nothing N left hui hcaris.
50 the deeIarer leads nniall heart
aud Illnesses the iack. West wins
with the queen and OF course West !,
hnving nothing but the King aud
eight Of henrts. must lead into de-
clarcr'B fenace position,
A heart iInenFe by the declnrer
earlier would have defeated the
email slam contract.
Copyright 1894. NlcA Service Incl
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Molly Rolly, Notra Dame academy,
Marjorie CorcOran, Notro Dame
academy; Mary l.. Lawlor. Metre
Dame academy, Catherine Lahey,
Notre Dame academy; Mrs II. J.
Carroll, Notro Dame academy, Mrul
n. j, Brady, Nolro Dame academy
Marjorie Powers, Notro Dame acnd.
envy; Eunlce Clnfsey, Notre Dame
academy.
Mrs james u. Russell, Notre
Dame academy, Mrs Walter Nom
Hgnn, Notre Dnmc academy; Sadie
Gullfollo, Notro Dame academy;
Mary uulifoile, Notre Dame acad.
envy; Catherine Phelan, Notre
Dame academy; Anne Phelan,
Notro Dnmo academy: Rita la Val.
Ice, Waterbury Catholic high
school: Rita Fiahorty, Waterbury
Catholic high school; Marguerite
|Gunshanan, waterbury Catholic
high school; Mary 10 Claire, Wa
tcrbuTy Catholic high school;
Tvette La Valiee, Waterbury Cath.
ollie high school; Mary Gumpper.
N0tre Dame academy; Ruth Ken.
nauEh, Notre Dame academy; Dor.
othy McFadden, Notre Dame acad.
envy; Lucy Bowcs, 81 Elizabeth col
legc; Margaret Malonoy, 81 Eliza.
beth college; Catherine Maloney.
81 Elizabeth college; Mildred Fin
nan, Notrc Dame academy; Mary
ullfeddor, Metre Dame academy.
Catherine Connors, Notro Dame
academy; Mauroen Slavin, Mary.
mount college,; Marjorie Lynch,
Mnrymount college; Marie Dcelcy.
Georgian Court; Gertrude Xii.
mnrtln, Notre Dame convent; Mrs
l.. cruess, Notrc Damc convent;
Josephine Culllton, Notre Dame
convent; Helen Mccarthy, New
Rochelle: Margaret Kiimartin, ~
Ellynboth's college.
Mrs N. J. Noonan. Metre Dame
academy, Mira Joseph II. Smith.
N0tre Dame academy; Ethel Elan.
ngan, Mnrywood college; Marion
Cass. Mnrywood; Mary Gibbons,
Mnryw0Od; Anne Toomey, Mary.
wood. Helen Carr, Marywood;
Mary Colinn, Sacred Heart high
school; Julia Drlody, Waterbury
Catholic high school; Margaret
Carroll, Waterbury Catholic high
school: Margaret Teehnn, Water.
bury Catholic high school; Mrs
Thomas Donnhuc, MI St Josoph
Mrs Robert Blrt NJ ~ Josoph
Holon O'Brlcn, Notre Damo ncad.
cmy; Marguerite Dwyer. Notre
Dame academy; Ann Sweeney,
Notre Dame academy; Mrs George
Grady. Notre Dame academy; Es.
thor FLYNN, Notrc Dnmo academy;
Catherine sutton, Notra Dame
neadomy; Alice Wolff, Metre Dame
ncadcmy.
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About one hundred and nifty
members o'f the local chapter o.
tho International Federation OF
Catholic AAutnnnu gathered nj the
Hotel Elton yesterday morning
following the 3 o'clpcls mass nt the
immaculate Conception church for
the annual communion breakfast
OF the crgn hiEatlon.
Or. william T. Walsh, Formerly
OF this city. and now OF tho Sacred
Heart college IN Manhattanvillc,
~. r., was ehc guest speaker nj tho
breakfast. rho subject Of Catholic
Action was clearly explained by
DR.. Walsh. lie outlined briefly the
events nponlsored and carried on
by tho Catholic Action group In
New York and congratulated the
local federation on tho splendid
work which II had accomplished
In thlB conpection. DIR. Walsh
operation Of the lnity IN affairs Of
an economicnh, political and social
nature and Bthted that this partic.
lpmtion should not be merely q 10.
clai gesture. General and concert.
ed actions ( are not n twAy W
fruitful II The individual Ii not
prompted by the right motive, said
Mr.. Walsh. A n cloalng thought.
DR.. Walsh told the group that
prayer, mdro than anything else
would brink about tho saving Of
tho Christian world from chaos
and pnHnn Influence.
Itev. George J. Rcilley celebrated
the mass (which preceded the
breakfast and during the mass Mrs
Mario DaubY Buckley rendered
rho break fIas, was presided over
by Miss MnrY NJ. a. Bennett, ro-
gent OF the local chapter. Rev
gent, welcomed the guests. Tho
presidents OF tho various local
alumnuc groups were scented NJ the
speakers table, Miss Marie Barnes
and Mrs MnBio Bnuby Buckley
rendered n group OF solos during
tho brcnkfnht accompanied by Miss
Roso NJ Gagnpn.
Among thOWt present were. Mrs
Frank y. McIlvoy, sNotrc Damo
academy; Mrs Nora Harris, Notro
Dame academy Kathryn w, Hayes,
~ Elizabeth college,; Anne NJ.
Fryer Mnrywo6d; Mny Strokcr,
Aibertus MnRniAs, Mary Robinson,
NJ Mary's OF Notro Dame; Edna NJ.
Harmon, New RoChellu, HcIcn ~
Leary, Snored Ttenrt high school;
Agnes FItgpatrifk, ~ lgllgaboth'g;
Mrs james Lord MT ~ Josoph's;
Marion n. Cnvabaugh, Marywood:
Margaret Kiliiaartin, Georgian
Court, Marguerite sullivan. Water.
bury Catholic high school; Ruth
Stnpioton, New Rochelle; Mira
Louis Nance, NoAro Dnmo ncad.
omy; Mnry ~. RILEY, Notro Dame
academy; Bolindn) Mccoy Tracy.
Notre Dame ncademy: Julia u.
Parsons, Notro Dghme academy.
Sara &. Bcnnftt, Notro Dnmo
academy, Mnrlo iipuby Buckley,
Notro Dnmc academy; f,oso NJ,
Gngnon, Notro Dnme noadomy;
Marie Barnes, Waterbury Catholic
high school: Ml1a Ralph Vaughn,
NOtro Damo acnd, emy: Loroitn Mn.
honey, N0trc Dnmo academy
katherine Brcanb han, Noire Dam,
academy Lucy J., Reid, Notrt
Dnmo academy Katherine Brcn.
nan, Now R0chtllc; Mrs Frank
Green, Laurniton hnli; Mrs John
DAILY, Laurniton hail: Mary Hon.
Messy, LnurnltoSn hnll; Norccn
Burke, Notro Dame academy;
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Events of Week

no! dny)
Annual meeting or Bunker I'M
Parent. ToHcherB BAoclntlon,
Waterbury Girls Club Frolic and
Dance nj WomonB club.
supper meeting OF Now Rochelle
Alpmnac Chnpter.
Lodge Meetings.
Continental Lodge " Mns0nH,
Roosevelt Lodge, knights OF ~.
thinH,
I'nlmour Club.
Wadhams Relief Corps.
Tuesday
t,0tnry Meeting ut Hotel Elton,
Little Dramatic Club pluy at
Tcmplo hnil.
Evening Department Stunt pnrty
nj Second Congregational church,
tWcdncsiRyl
kiwanIH club meeting NJ Hotel
Elton -
trlurslny)
Lions Club Meeting at Hotel
JunIro Guild Card pariy NJ 81
Johns church.
Republican Club dinner at Hotel
: Elton.
Daughters OF Scotia dance at u.
OF &. hnli.
FPitiny)
Sacred Hcnrt AiuInnuo dance at
Hamilton Park ballroom.
OvcrlD0k Cottage Park club at
Columbia school.
saturday.
Picnic Of First Church nj Lake
Qunssnpn
tSuNlnyD
- Mnrgaret's school commence
mont program opening NJ ~ Johns
church.
Hymn. Sing AT Norfolk Music
FUTURE EVENTS
June S.
National Guard Bnttalion review
NJ hrmOfy.
Camp ~ y. q. Of A., state meet
ing.s Mechanics hail.
juno H.
First church chicken ana straw.
berry supper
All Souls' church picnic nj Lake.
wood park.
Lcavenworth graduation cxcr-
ciscs.
June go
wildly graduation exercises.
June 2t---
Crosby graduation exercises
June ga
Third Congregational picnic at
Lakewood park.
Firts Lutheran church picnic nj
Lakewood park.
June 25---
Public schools close for summer.
June So
Second church picnic nj Light
house Point.
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SOLUTION no PREVIOUS
CONTRACT PROBLEM

Here In n hand thnt has n little,
OF everything In II. II IL cross
rpuff combined with mn elimination
play and a position and end play
The bidding was rather optin1is-
tie. I am giving the bidding M
believe n should take place. How.
ever, when the hand was played
II was actually played for six.
The bidding as II actually took
place was one spade, pass. three
spades. pass. South now showed
the new feature IN his hand WIN
bid of four diamonds. North bid
iive lubB and South went, TO six
apa dcs. I don't believe that either
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YMCA Notes

rho largest group OF worhors In
tho history 1T tho YMCA, n total OF
40 counselor IN. compriso The star
Of tho Y camp this aoasOn. JACK
| evils win DO IN charge OF tho jun
Tor camp and will take chnrge OF
tho nature program Tor boys from
= 10 ~ years old.
Edwin Prescott. n graduate Of
Untes college, well known for HIS
activities M sectional director and
t, rgnnl.er of musical programs AZ
the camps, has also been added to
tho personnel. Arthur Mahoncy,
f,rmcr boys work assistant AT the
local Y, and former camp aquatic
director. returns to the camp after
an absence of u year to take charge
uf the senior section. Other add.
lions are Paul Booher, who viii he
IL charge OF the Christian cducn-
ton work; Albert i.undnii, athletic
coach and James Hood. also an
pthletlc director.
Officers OF the Crosby Hl-Y
w. med ut the election held Satur-
day night are an follows: President.
jhmes Gribbon: vice president,
John Monagan: treasurer. jack
Iawlor; secretary, Francis All
man. chairman Of program com
mlttee, william Fcclcy: chairman
of social committee. Peter Malone.
a reporter win be named ut the
elections of the Argus stan noxt
year.
A committee appointed for hot
dog roast Ia he held at the Y camp
Friday Includes Pete Masonc, ED
Bradley and Cleo O'DOnneH.
The Advisors club representing
the advisors OF senior clubs from
Central. North End and Central
l.. anches OF the YMcA VIII meet
al Central YMCA tonight nj Gao.
reports VIII be had from the dele
gates attending the state confer
cree of Christian Education at New
Haven on Saturday. These reports
VIII be submitted by Jerry Mani
bruno. Stanley LusaV and Clayton
brown. In addition TO the mem
Lcrs OF the club. II. Darneli Brit
I'm OF the BayoDpe. n. j.. YMcA
VIII be present at the meeting. Mr.
ltFtltln " w waterbury 10 ushte "
study Of the four-foId club pro-
gram OF the local YMcA.
President George u. Brown. Sec
ton A OF the Intcr-club council
has called a meeting OF the coun-
/ Ell tonight at Z o'clock. Reports
viii be submitted by Al Langc,
chairman of the program commit
tee. Tom Flaherty. chairman OF tho
social committee and Joseph Ken.
ny. chairman Of the athletic com.
n.ittee.
Arthur Powers. president of the
Connecticut Chess league. defeated
fred N0rling Of this city IN q
/ isnfch played Friday night 20 reach
| fourth place 10 the sent finals Of
| the Connecticut chess chm NIPPON.
ship for the 1884 season. ueVree
eastman ~ this city and Arthur
Powers OF Hartford ARE fmy0riteh.
With other acili sHnniiHis i,ginR
Robert Mitchell, Jr. and i,ortil
C.arenn. both Of Hartford.
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Mlas Betty phelan was hostess ut
u miscellaneous shower given ON
Friday evening In tho Chase Girls
club rooms IN honor or Miss Mar
garot shelley. The brldo.to-bo was
presented with many useful Rifts,
Those present were; Misses Mary
Downoy, Muuroon Luddy, Betty
phelan, Mno REILLY, Arlene croan,
I.uurotta Carroll, Bornieo Bradley,
Agnes Fitzgerald, Mary Luddy, Al.
ma Gillespie, Mary Case, Anne
shelley, Margaret Shelley, Mary
Enylor, Mary pholan and Mrs
Howe, Mrs Olive Roden, Mrs Dora
Colby, Mrs y, Bedoro, Mrs Dorothy
AitchIson, Mrs Mildred Anderson
Mrs Patrick Flnherly, Mira Annie
barrett, Mrs James Cream. MrS
betty Simpson, Mrs Gertrude
Cronn, Mrs Elisabeth Phclan, MrA
Abblc H0ileran, Mrs Michael Pho
Ian, Mrs Margaret Dillon, Mrs Ray.
mond Shove, Mrs Horny Hlogler of
New Britnoi Mrs Margaret Brad
10y, Mrs John McEvoy, Mrs Arthur
Phclan. Mrs n, Hupenney, Mrs
Mrs james i. Gladnoy. Mrs j.,
O'Riclly, Mrs Mary shelley. Mrs
Elisabeth REILLY, Mira Mary
O'Rourko and Mrs james Doran'
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M1nyAttend
MaidS'Dance

Ono OF the most successful social
events or the season was held ~
the Waterbury Country club 81
Saturday evening when about tive
hundred guests gathered 10 enjoy
the dance sponsored by the Maids
In Waiting. Numerous dinner par
ties and buffet supperB Dfooeae4
the affair, the largest Of which was
the dinner given By the Maids tor
the members Of the Bachelors.
The Maids IN Waiting included
Misses Judy Adams Of buckingham
street, Rhoda Chatfield Of Hew~
lett street, Louise briggs Of Prose
Dect street, Martha Dye Of Hillside
avenue, Charlotte Elton OF Church
street, Elizabeth Fielding OF Pins
street, Elizabeth Fulton OF Hillside
avenue, Carolyn F1eigs Of South
bury, Betty White OF Prospect
street, Margaret Lewis Of Willow
street, Lois Kiiborn OF Frederick
srtoct and Grace Fisher OF South
bury.
Bridal wreath, white iilacs and
bachelor buttons we're used IN the
decorations and entertainment was
enjoyed during the evening.
Mrs John Hendricksen Of Ives
street was hostess at q party IN
honor OF hor daughter y. Gloria
Hendrlcksen, the occasion being
her IN birthday. The home was at
trnctIvoly decorated in a color
scheme OF yellow and orchid. The
guest OF honor was the recipient
or many beautiful gifts. Those at
tending were: Misses Ruth Dwyers
Eleanor Pond, Anna Hondricksen,
Marietta and Marie C0iangio, Ruth
Hnrton, Mario Caffrey, Gladys
Olander, Marjorie Glynn, Betty
Jones, Mary Glllvllle, Edna ana
Ethel Cooper, Betty Carr, Eaith
johnson and Mrs Louis Hendricks
sen, Mrs Carl Olandor ana Mr
adm Mrs John Henderson.
Misses Margaret Osborne and
ANNA Lnbutis entertained at y
shower recently nc tho formers
homo in compliment TO Miss Betty
BradIgan who In TO BIO married
next month. Those attending weros
NJ Isscs Alice Osborne, Anna Oss
borne, Maria Carroll, Catherine
Fitzpatrick, Patrick Dunn, Mabel
Melville, Eva Pannonc, Bertha
| I,eary, Doris Mcguire, mimic PeF.
no, Josephine Leahy, Katherine
Donovan, Lena Osborne, Christine
Gngllon, Matte Brown, Margaret
Osborne and Anna Labutis.
Mr. and Mrs Carl oiander OF
West Main street, Mrs John Hen
drlokgon and son Harvey OF Ives
street spent tho weok.ond In new
| York,
Miss Josephine DiCario was
guest OF honor ut u party given res
Gently by the members OF the Ran
Rnh club. Tho honorod guest waa
| presented with many beautiful
gifts. Those attending were; Miss
on Katherine, Jane and Rose n.
midi, Josephine DlCarlo, Phyllis
Marcinno, Margaret Vaccn, Janice
and Constance Mara, Rose Nac-
larIo, Edna LaBrie, Helen LnBris
and Mary DnntInIo. Out OF town
guests were: Misses Anna vncrn
OF Suffern, N. Y. and Mary, Irene
and Anglia Mottola OF tuxedo
Park. N. y.
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Club Activities
-Guulticri photo.

saturday night, with special pro.
gram In which deputies OF tho Now
lInven district participated with
members OF the local lodge. Com
mandcr Rose Bishop presided. Hat.
tic HcrlltZ ana LILLIAN Schmidt wero
initiated into the organization, and
nm entertainment and social period
Which followed tho meeting was In
charge OF Alma CrOnin. Elections
will be hold Juno 0, II wns an
n0unced.
National officers md delegates
from all over tho state Will be pres.
cnt nj u booster meeting 10 DO held
ut Mechanics hall June 3 by cnmIi
II, Putriotlc order OF America. Tho
meeting will be preceded by u sup
per. Clnrn Plant In president or the
local lodge, while william Cnndee
In assistant president and Hattie
UodlItz vice. president.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-28

Sonih's diamonds or NorihH club
suit are strong enough 10 SHOW th'h
feature.
1Isc t'lny
The opening lead 10y West ~hH
the king of clubs. which Man won
IN dummy with the ace. Now the
hand must be- timed perfectly 70
make the contract. The mcAt move
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
sY VIM. u. MCKINNEY
Secretary OF the American fridge league

Four Plays In One Hand - Cross-Ruf, Elimination, Po
ston And End Plays Combine To Give
Declarer Small Slam.
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lUT tut WtNhetUu WIT
Wallace, u ntudent ut University OF
Pennsylvania Dental school and hla
roommate Judson Meyer OF Pitts
burgh, ia.
Miss Judy Adams, formerly OF
this city and Kenneth Young OF
Now York were woek-ond guests
OF Miss Elizabeth Fulton OF nm
aide avenue.
Mlss Idly Larson hns returned 10
WinAtod after spending the week.
end Ms tho guest of Miss Mary u,
Murphy of willow street,
Miss Peggy Buckingham of New
York haa been spending several
\, Mclean buckingham OF water.
town,
Maurice Morinrty of Abbott avo.
nue. IN sailing "Wednesday on tho
=. \, Britannia for his native home
In Castle Island. County Kerry,
ireland,
Mrs Alfred Hart Of buckingham
street entertained Misses Sylvia
and Barbara Looch of Concord, N
H., over tho Weekend.
Mrs Walter Deacon. newly elect
cd president OF tho Waterbury
Junior league and Mrs Elton Way
land, retiring president left ycator'
day 10 attend the annual confer
once of the Association OF Junior
Leagues which opened today In
Toronto, Canada.
Ann Rita O'Donncll OF this city
win be the lone Waterbury girl
who win be graduated from ~
Francis school OF Nurses In Hart
ford Tuesday, June d In tho h0s-
pita, chapel. Most Itev Maurice j..
McAuliffc, bishop OF the Hartford
diocese, win deliver tho baccn.
laureate sermon,
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Brown have
returned from their wedding trip
and have taken up their residence
ON Llkeman street. Mrs Brown was
tho former, Eleanor V. Ray OF
Dikoman street.
Mr. and Mrs John Toomey of
Willow atroot visited their son Pat
rick Toomcy ut Marykn0ll, N. y"
over the weekend,
s~------l
Tho i.uSailc Junior Club In spon-
sorlng II chlldren's concert on May
goth at Workmen'S Circle hall on
Spencer avenue nj $3.50 o'clock,
Miss u. foInn In chairlndy of the
program for the concert which N
being directed by Mr. Safcon.
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ARA nEOmCntA TOR the pfcBcntH-
ton of an open meeting and hocinl
program were discussed at tho
meeting OF the Burns club Satur-
day night at Forostcrs' hall. James
Gardner IN chairman OF the enter
talnmont committee, which IN In
charge OF tho event Robert Bowos
was admitted M n member OF tho
club. Card games and Scottish
readings concluded the meeting.
Observance of the 35th nnnlver.
snry OF the founding of Radiant
Stnr lodge, Shepherds of Bethlo-
hcm, was held ~ Engineers hall
The annual dance OF tho grad
unting class OF - Marys hospital
Trimming school for nurses WINS
held on Friday evening ut tho
Nurses homo. a large number OF
tho nurses ana their guests were
in attendance. Among tho nurses
who were graduated recently wcro:
Margaret Crchan, Margaret H.,
Harrison, Anna NJ. McNeliis, kath-
lccn A. Reilly, Margaret l., Candy.
Lillian NJ, Fahy, Marjorie 70, Fahy,
Margaret Is. O'Ilnra, Elizabeth M.
Walsh, Mildred M. Cnvnnnugh. Nd
rlonne ~. Arcand, Irene M. Dil.
lane, Borthn ]. Calvin, Rosalind M
Lnwlor, Helena NJ, Massic0ttc
Olive NJ. Ryan, Helen NJ. McCar.
thy, Mary ~. Scaddon, Muriel u
Gorvais, Elizabeth G.. Shea, all oil
| Waterbury, Katherine NJ. Ifltz
sim0ns, Patricia A. King, and Flor
onco M. Lyons OF Bristol; Mary g.
Reid OF Stamford, Marianne ~, Me-
Gowan Of Watcrt0wn: Margaret A.
Payne OF Middlobury, Dorothy M,
Casey Of Sandy Hook and Mar
gnrot II. Scully OF Naugntuck.
Miss a. Lucia Matara2zo, dranfe
atic soprano, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs A. Matarnzzo Of Ringsbury
street, and u former student OF tho
New England Conservatory OF Mu-
sic In Boston VIII direct u three
net comedy Ace High" for tho
benefit OF tho Little Dramatic Club
OF which Miss MatarnzzO In dlrcc.
tor. Those who VIII take part In
tho plny incl 10; ID. Sonicrero;
Rosemary r, Iioro. Henrietta Kos
key, Ann Ciminern. Anthony Sob-
nstian, Ann McDonnough, John
Tcstn, Thomas Curtatc, Charles
tninvllIc, DR. ana FlOfence DWycr,
Miss II. toskcy and SOTO Scmcrero
VIII render solos between the acts.
Lucy W. Majcwski OF Elizabeth
street was hostess at u grccnback
shower lust Thursday evening In
honor of Miss Carolyn + do OF
Bronson street whose marriage TO
james ManzoIll takes place juno
18th. Tho guests present were tho
NJ lsacs Carolyn Nldo, Catherine Nj
do, Bcrnlce Bradley, Marion Molcs-
HI, Joscpnino Capable, Laura Man.
zolli, Katherine Pugliese, Lena Clip.
riuno, Mile 'Caporale, Eleanor
Whitright, Gus Kuhn. Mary stan
go, Lucy W. Majewski, Mrs. a. Nj
do, Mrs. Philomena Nido, Mrs. M.
IIInkelman, Mrs J.. Dombroska,
Mrs. Il. Bridgoland, Mrs. y. Majcs-
Al
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Mr. and Mira Edward wallace Of
lrvlngtun avenue had with them
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DIR and Mrs james Martin OF
Pennington avenue are entertain.
Ing their daughter, Mrs James
Pioand and children of Euclid WI.
lnge, Ohio.
Mrs Theodore +. Bcvans and
children have returned 10 their
homo on FlAko street after spend.
Ing tho winter months IN pasu.
dona, California with Mr. and MrS
Charles Hengor, parents Of Mrs
uovana,
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Observance of the 35th nnnlvcr.
snry OF the founding of Radiant
Stnr lodge, Shepherds of Bethlo-
hcm, was held ~ Engineers hall
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Miss Judy Adams, formerly OF
this city and Kenneth Young OF
Now York were woek-ond guests
OF Miss Elizabeth Fulton OF NM
side avenue.
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Personals
-Gualtieri photo.

for the Weekend thtlr son. Irving
Wallace, u ntudent ut University OF
Pennsylvania Dental school and HIS
roommate Judson Meyer Of Pitts
burgh, ia,
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Mlss Idly Larson has returned TO
Winatod after spending the week.
end ns tho guest of Miss Mary y.
Murphy of willow street,
The Washington times., 1934-10-26
FU|ERS SEEKING
NEW RECORD

MELBOURNE, Oct. 26 G.NSO.
A race between two airplanes
across half the world, each start
ing where the other finishes, is
in prospect.
Lieut.. Cathcart Jones and Ken
Waller, Britons. who came fourth
in the dash to Melbourne, an
nounced today they would start
at 8 a. m. tomorrow Is p. m, to
night, E. S. TD to speed back
over their course to England.
Col. James Fitzmaurice, Irish
airman, expects to take off from
Lympne Airfield, England. in the
opposite direction Sunday morn.
ing.
Each aims to beat the record
of II hours set by C. w. A. Scott
and Campbell Black, winners of
the 11,300-mile race.
Col. Roscoe Turner and Clyde
Pangborn decided to ship their
plane back to America, and will
go to Sydney Sunday to make ar
rangementS.
While in Sydney, Colonel Turner
will study an offer made to the
Boeing people for an Australian
service. There is said to be a pos
sibility he may attempt to fly back
to America by way of the Pacific.