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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
GLORIFYlNG
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'ss'By Alicia Hart s>I
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Olo9yW NeA SENvGe MC
 To get rid of blackheads and to remove all impurities from the pores of the skin, there's a new vapor bath beauty routine.
 First. you must get some small, scientifically prepared sachets that contain herbs. When you're ready for a treatment. drop one small bag in two quarts of hot water and, keeping the pan covered. let boil for five minutes. Meanwhile, clean your face and apply cleans ing cream of oil.
 Leaving the oil on your skin. place q turkish towel over your head. Stretch one edge tightly a. round the face and pin 1t at the nape of your neck. When ready for the steaming, bring forward the part of tn etowel that has fal- len on your shoulders and drop 1t. tent fashion, over the bowl. This prevents any fumes from escaping and the face receives full bepeiit of the rising vapor.
 Pour the boiling llquid into the wash bowl. Lean over the steam face and throat for three minutes. Then pat your skin with hot towels that have been dipped in the herb hath. It too hot. add little cold water.
 Now. placing thick pieces Of cot- ton over your f0reilngers. gently press out blnekhendp, ff some are deep.get, don't force them too hard. Walt unlli yen hnve steam ed your face nRaln the f0ll0wInR dny, tlnish with lce.eOld towels
 if your skln ia dry. stand over Inc vnpor bath tor 0n;y twu mins uies if oily, i've minutes ih about right.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Misses Evelyn Kelly of Walnut street and Helen Sheehan of Bald win street are spending the week. end in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Elise Bristol, a student at Wellesley College, is spending sew eral days with her parents, MT and Mrs Howard H. Bristo of Nauga- tuck.
 MT and Mrs A, D. Lockhart of Whittier avenue have left to spend the winter in Florida.
 Miss Lily Larsen is spending sev- eral days as the guest fo Miss Mary l.. Murphy of Cooke street.
 Mr and Mrs Thomas Mullins of Baldwin street have been the guests fo MT and, Mrs Edward Boyle of Springfield. Mass.
 John B. Sutliffe of Buckingham street is the guest of Miss Merle Higgins of Worcester. Mass.
 Miss Marion Drummond of New York city Is the weekend guest of Miss Estelle Rockwell of Wal nut street.
 , MT and Mrs Joseph Harper Of Lounsbury street are spending a few days in New York,
 Miss Mary Walsh of Crescent street is the guest of Miss Rosalie Fender of Pittsburgh. Penn.
 Miss Evelyn Barrett of q Pr0s- pect St., Is a guest at Hotel Lin- coin in New York.
 Miss susan Harrison of Cooke street Is spending a few days in New York City.
 Miss Agnes McAuiIffe of Bank street has returned after visiting friends ln Bridgeport for several days,
 Mr and Mrs Alexander 6umpi Of Merlasn road gre spending the weekend ln New York city,
 oJhn fIeaiey Of Ennt Main street has returned after visiting with relniives in Worcester, Macs foi several dnys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
Chase Families Enjoy Annual Xmas Party

MT and Mrs Irving Hall Chase entertained the members of the Chase families at their annual Christmas party at their home on Rose Hill last evening. The youngsters enjoyed a supper party at 5:30 o'clock and dinner was served to theolder group, num- bering about 60 at 8 o'clock. Out of town members of the family who were in attendance were pr and Mrs Edward Clark Streeter of Stonington, MT and Mrs Rufus B. Rand and their three daugK- ters, Misses Frederick, Susan and Kate of Wayata, Minn, Mrs Thomas Ewing, Jr, and her two sons of New York, MT and Mrs James R. Sheldon, Jr, and fam fly of Saunderstown, R. l.. Dr and Mrs Edgar Stillman and family of New York, MT and Mrs Dun can Kenner Brent, Jr, of Balti- more, MT, and MT and Mrs George Haight of New York and Misses Sylvia and Eleanor Taft of Gin cinnati, Ohio.
 Mrs Maria DeBonis of North Maln street mas as her guests, MT and Mrs Charles J. Mann and daughter, Clare, of Hartford.
 Howard McArthur of Watertown avenue is spending a few days in New York city.
 Mrs Mabel Haig of Plymouth, N. H., is the guest of her son, George c. Haig and Mrs Haig of Willow street.
 Miss Edith DeBonis. a student at Russell Sage College. is spend- ing the Christmas recess at her home.
 Miss Julia Keefe of Willow street is spending several days in Springfield, Mass.
 Joseph Dupont of East Clay street has returned after spending few days in New York city.
 Miss Georgianna cossette of Rose street is spending a few days as the guest of relatives in Ruther- ford, N. J.
 Mrs Susan Miller of Prospect street has had as her guests, MT and Mrs Roy Morrison and family of Bakersville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
Holy Cross Club Dance Is HoAday Social HighLight
---Borman photo.

bach, Nicholas Belury and Peg Razier, George Bauby and Peg O'Brien, George storm and Kate Greer, Phil Hennessy and Ann Nelson, William Monagan and Mary McGrath, Paul Kennedy and Mary Whelan, Timothy Collins and Jane Dillon, John F. McDonough and Elizabeth Bronson, John A. Dillon and Eleanor McGrath, Ray mond Fitzpatrick and Elizabeth Sheehan, Joseph E. Nolan and Claire Desmaris, Vincent LeRoy and Marion Cass, Frederick Herr, and Olive Rochon, Cyril Walsh and Ann Ciminera, Frank Danahei and Ann Coakley, Robert Emmett Jackson and Dorothy Aspell, Ettre Spadola and Carolyn Navarro, Vir- Scuillo and Eleanor Mascolo, Mary G. Jones and Edward D. Bergin, Florence Egan and Edward Gill bert, Rosemary O'Connor and Will liam P. Phelan, Louise Quinn and Thomas Phalen, Raymond J. Bates and Alice Lawlor, William J. Don- ahue and Marcella Corcoran. John McSherry and Mary Fluton, William J. St. John and Mary w. Guilfoile James E. Kane and Margaret Kearns, Philip Strollo and Mar guerite Nigro, Harold Manzollo and Florence Sciullo, Earl Colson and Harriet Carroll, F. R. Me- Aloon and Annabelle McGrath, John J. Carolan and Rita D. Flaherty, Francis M, Mammion and Rae Colson, Michael c. Murphy and Mary Irwin, W. J. Nixon and Katherine Breen, John Hurst and Evelyn Deadly, Henry Harrison and Betty Lanouette. Martin Scalzo and Mary Mates, Joseph Maher and Leah Kast, James Doherty and Ruth Quigley, James MacGuinness and Clair Lawlor, Helen Murphy and Thomas Lyons, Dr. and Mrs T. ]. Danaher, James Gilson and Doris Barrett, Victor Comfort and Ernestine filling, Walter Bassette and Helen Burns, Howard Ander- son and Phyllis Johnson, and Arthur Smith and Florence Par ker,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Miss Theresa Tremaglio was honored at birthday party given at her home recently. A lunch was served and dancing, singing and games were enjoyed. Miss Theresa Tremaglio and Miss Anna Del Gobbo entertained with selections as did Lawrence and Patrick Theriault of Bristol, Philip Der win, also of Bristol, sang western songs. The guests were. Misses Jo sephine Pisano, Joseph Pavone, Miss Fanny Porcano. Louis Ladisi, Miss Dorothy Winters, Kenneth Boyd, Miss Janet Beecher, Gordon Woods, Miss Laura Mascia, Patrick | Theriault, Miss Katherine Mascia, John DePaula, Miss Fanny Mascia, l Norman Violet, Miss Mary Ire maglio, Joseph Mascia, Julie and Lawrence Theriault. Miss Marion Evans, Donald Hamilton, Miss Dolly Weick, Ralph Tremaglio, Jr, Miss Patricia Kelly, Anthon Paoli, Miss Margaret Spear, James Zin- gerella, Miss Lena DelGrosso, Miss NJ. Dantino Miss Theresa Trema- glio and Philip Derwin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Outstanding among the holiday social events was the dinner dance of the Holy Cross Undergraduate Club which was held last evening at Waverly Inn. About ninety couples were in attendance in- cluding several guests from New Haven, Torrington, Meriden and Hartford.
 James Henebry was chairman of the committee in charge of the arrangements and was assisted by Edmund Sciullo, William Phelan, Edward O'Donnell and Daniel Noonan.
 bry and Frances Brady, James Lawlor and Peggy Steinmetz, Will liam Guilfoile and Mary Guilfoile, Robert Tata and Lillian Grace, John Madigan and Martha Doud, Neil Doyle and Frances Doyle. Jo- seph Kilbride and Mary Gump- per, James Henebry and Helen D. Brcene, William Daddona and Na- talie Neff, Edward Brice and Marion King, Ann Hagstrom and Walter Bagley, Mary Connolly and R m on d Bradlow, Genevieve Moore and Frederick Harrison, Edith Grahn and Arthur Hawley, Ernest Carosella and Ameliz Ric- ciuti, Henry Minicucci and Flor N. Sciullo, Frank Phelan and Jane Phelan, William Leary and Doris Murray, Joseph Corcoran and Frances Phelan, Archie Leggett and Lillian Mitchell, Daniel Noonan and Polly Daly, Thomas Byrnes and Anne Shanahan, William Me- Nerney and Betty Bowes, c. j.. Coppeto and Betty Santovasi, A.. H. McFadden and Patricia Healey, Joseph" Harman and Theresa Suspicion. Julius DeZinno and Marion Rossi, Robert E. Munson and Louise Porter, Robert Will son and Lorraine Makepeace, c. P. White and Frances Ann Me- Grath, Andrew Monagan and Mary Delaney, Edward J. Kelley and Mildred Walsh. Joseph M. Cum ningham and Georgianna stevens John A. Rossi and Cornelia Sciullo, Edward V. Fox and Ruth Reichen-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
Subscription Dance
 Held Last EUeyaing

Amid colorful setting of Yule- tide decorations members of the Younger Set of the city enjoyed a subscription dance last evening at the Waterbury Country club with the following committee in charge: Miss Leonie Williams, Har- riette Phillips, Suzanne Hart and Cortlandt Heyniger, Glenn H. Wayne, Jr, and James B. Williams. Among the dinner parties preced- ing the dance were those given by Miss Jean Goss, daughter of MT and Mrs Edward w. Goss of Prospect street, Miss Harriette Phillips, daughter of MT and Mrs Rowley W. Phillips of Grove street. Miss Rachel Williams, daughter of MT and Mrs Samuel P. Williams, Jr, of Hillside ave- nue and Miss Melicent Makepeace and her brother, Roger Make peace of Hillside avenue. Many had house guests for the affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
! SOCIAL ACTIVITIES -
THdn0Ua Dance This EDening

The Christmas week social ac- tivities will be brought to fitting close this evening when the Con- necticut Club of Villanova College sponsors it's annual formal dinner dance at the Rhythm room of the Hotel Elton. Many reservatio for the affair have already been made and table space and further arrangements will be made at the entrance to the room this evening.
 John McGrath heads the con- mittee in charge of the arrange nents and is being assisted by Frederick Mott of New Haven, Richard Foley of Hartford and J: Benedict Maloney, Edward Lahey and Theodore Goumey of this city.
 The dance is sponsored yearly by the. group and a large attend ance of collegians and their friends will be In attendance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
Trinity Alumnae Chapter Entertains At Luncheon

street and Mary Rosanelli, daugh- ter of Mrs Agnes Rosanelli of Congress avenue.
 The luncheon Is being arranged by a committee consisting of the officers of the local chapter with Mrs Frank Kenny, president as chairman assisted by Misses Helen O'Brien, Lillian Manganaro. and Helen Beliveau.
 Following the luncheon which will be served at i o'clock. bridge playing will be enjoyed. Miss Mary Begg of New Haven will be present as well as several other out of town guests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Local Trinity College under graduates will be guests of honor at . luncheon end bridge being given this afternoon at the Colon ial room of the Hotel Elton. The local students include Misses Irene Byrhe, daughter of MT and Mrs Joseph Byrne of Niagara street. Barbara Slavin, daughter of MT and Mrs Dennis Slavin of Crescent street. Mary Catherine Guilfoile, daughter of MT and Mrs Francis P. Guilfoile of Robbins street, Pol ly Daly, daughter of MT and Mrs M. J. Daly of Columbia Boulevard and Eleanor Leary. daughter of MT and Mrs D. J. Leary of Frank
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
MATTER OF OPINION"

Springfield. Mass. (UP)-It was just q matter of opinion. but Mrs susan Mann was granted a divorce. Mrs Mann testified that she suf- fered mental cruelty when her hus- band said that her sistcr-in-la W was the better cook. Asked by the court whether she was. Mrs Mann replied. "rhats c matter of opin' Ion.n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
Plans Completed For Tea Dance

Complete arrangements have been made for the annual tea dance to be given on New Years Day at the Hotel Elton by the Wa terbury Chapter of Albertus Mag nus College Alumnae. Dancing will commence at 4 o'clock.
 Miss Frances Doyle of Thomas ton is in charge of the arrange ments and is being assisted by Misses Mary Stroker, Dorothy Shea and Theresa Ferrone of the alumnae and Miss Jane Phelan of the undergraduates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
posTMAsrER AsTouNDEp

Milford. N. H., (uPb-Postmas. ief 6. Carroll cOburn. whose daily mail bng is of modest nIze. opened hts eyes wide with amaEememt Nhen 7Oe.00O postal cards poured intO hlH office. Invsstiantl0n res venied that the cards. addressed 70 Trenton. N. !. had been mlsdlreet. cd,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
Weddings
WINIG-LIPSKY

AN1NeLA1 k01A
 Miss May Lipsky. daughter of Mir and Mrs Reuben Lipsky of Philadelphia became the bride of Mrs Max Winig of East Main street on Sunday at the Harzion Temple at Wynnefield, Penn. A reception at the Ritz-Carlton ho- tel in Philadelphia followed the ceremony.
 The bride wore a gown of an- tique satin, cut in simple lines and made with a lengthy train. She wore a double veil of tulle, fash toned with cap and carried prayer book, marked with satin streamers and clusters of valley lilies and on which was a small corsage of orchids Miss Betty Winig, a sister of the bridegroom and Miss Goldie Lipsky, sister of the bride were maids of honor. The former wore gown of peach velvet, studded in rhinestone and trimmed in lavender. Her peach hat was trimmed in lavender and in harmony she wore lavender mitts. Miss Litsky's gown was of turquoise velvet with purple and she also wore d net hat to cor respond. She carried roses as well. The gown worn by Mrs Mark Novel;, who was matron of honor, was of two shaded lavender velvet. She carried pale yellow and white roses. Mrs Winig, the mother of the bridegroom wore wine colored velvet embroidered in sequins and her corsage was of orchids and lilies of the valley. The mother of the bridegroom wore salmon colored velvet and she too wore orchids and lilies of the valley. The couple left later in the day on their wedding trip and upon returning will reside in Phil adelphia.. The bride, is graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. Mir Winig is a student in the dental school at the university.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
STEINHORN.FREEMAN

STEINHORN.FREEMAN
 The wedding of Miss Helena Freeman. daughter of MT and Mrs Morris Freeman of New York, to Louis Steinhorn of New York and Waterbury. takes place this evening at the Prospect Man. sion in New York. Rabbi Harry E. Schwartz. former rabbi of Beth- Fl synagog in this city. will offi- ciate. Miss Fannie Freeman will be her sisters bridesmaid and Abraham Freeman, her brother, will be MT Steinhorn's best man and Carl Manuta, Carl Stenberg and Harry Steinhorn. will serve as ushers. A reception for 200 guests will follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
.CLARK.EVITTS

. ND1AHNM"TSV XIIS
 Miss Anita Irma Evitts, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs George Ed win Evitts of Kramer avenue, will become the bride of Dexter Karl Clark, son of Mir and Mrs Wesley E. Clark, also of Kramer avenue, this afternoon at ? o'clock at the brides home. Rev Joseph o. Todd of the Mill Plain church will per form the ceremony. Miss Ruth Cashman and Edmund Clark, a cousin of the bridegroom. will be the attendants.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Secretary Dern and Others
Help Veterans Party

The Christmas party at Mount Alto
Hospital for the disabled veterans of
the World War, sponsored by Mrs
Laura v. Damn, assisted by Miss Agnes
Brophy, Mrs. Amos A. Fries, Mrs.
Clyde B. Stovall, and Miss Lillian
Damn, with Mr.. Clyde B. Stovall act
ing as master of ceremonies, was given
last evening at the hospital. Santa
Claus-Judge Robert Mattingly-ar-
rived promptly at GAS o'clock with
his sled loaded with 300 pairs of
stockings filled with gifts and also a
candy cane for each disabled veteran.
Santa was greeted on arrival by a
section of the Marine Band and Mr..
George O'Connor and Mr.. Mat Horne.
Many friends of the veterans were
present to assist in making the evening
q happy event.
Among them we're: Secretary of
War and Mrs. George H. Dern; Gen.
and Mrs. Frank 7. Hines, Bishop
James E. Freeman, Canon Raymond
L. Wolven, DR.. and Mrs. Lewis G.
Beardsley. Chaplain Waters, DR.. and
Mrs. Wallace Yater, Judge and Mrs.
Robert E. Mattingly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Cans, Gen. and Mrs. Amos A.
Fries, DR.. and Mrs. Harold Lipscomb,
Rev. and Mrs. Harry L. Doll, DR.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Kline, Senator and Mrs.
James j. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Somerville. Miss Somerville, Col. and
Mrs. j. Miller Kenyon, Capt and Mrs
Watson B. Miller, Miss Lucretia Clark,
Senator Smith w. Brookhart, Mr.. and
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Loudoun Hunt Club Hosts
To Farmers; Other Notes

LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va, Decem-
ber 22-The returning younger set
from the various colleges and univer-
sites will find Leesburg and other
points gay during the holiday season,
with numerous dances and other af-
fairs on the social calendar. Foremost
among these will be the dance which
Mr.. Frank c. Littleton is giving in
honor of his son. Mr. Frank c. Little
ton, jr., at Oak Hill, his beautiful
home near Aldie, Monday evening.
The Leesburg Assembly will be held
in the library the evening of December
26. Mayor of Leesburg and Mrs.
Charles F. Harrison will give a ball
on January in honor of their debu-
tant daughter, Miss Janet Harrison,
which will be held at Selma, the home
of Mrs E. B. White, aunt of the deb.
Former Gov. and Mrs. Westmore-
land Davis of Leesburg have gone to
Hobe Sound, Fla, for the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. Frederick Page entertained at
a reception at her home in Leesburg
on Tuesday evening in honor of her
birthday anniversary. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with Christmas greens and candles.
The tea table, with centerpiece of La
France roses in an old silver urn, was
presided over by Mrs. Arthur Chi
chester and Miss Alice Davis. Those
assisting in serving were Mrs. Ashby
Chancellor, Mrs. Armistead Welborne,
Mrs. Lea Mcdonald, Miss Nancy
Lewis and Miss Sara Harrison. Out
of-town guests included Dr.. and Mrs.
Moncure Chichester, Clarendon; Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Knox and Miss Polly
Knox, Washington, and Mrs. Arthur
Chichester.
The former Secretary of War and
Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley will be hosts
at luncheon tomorrow at their home,
Belmont Plantation, near Leesburg.
Invitations have been issued by the
Loudoun Hunt Club to farmers in its
territory to a breakfast to be given in
the Leesburg High School auditorium
Saturday, December 20. The break
fast, a stag affair, is being given for
farmers in the Loudoun Hunt terri
tory over whose land the club hunts.
The committee is composed of C. M.
Bowan, Lucketts; Jennings James,
Waterford, and w. F. Peach, Lees
burg. w. H. Lipscomb is NJ F. H. for
the club
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fendall, pop
ular Leesburg residents, celebrated
their twenty-flfth wedding anniver-
sary quietly with relatives on Saturday
at their Leesburg home
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Chamberlain
entertained at dinner party at Grey
stone, their home near Waterford,
Wednesday evening.
Col. and Mrs. John Butler enter
tanned at delightful dinner party at
Evening star., 1934-12-23
University Womens Party
Is Held at Club House

The junior group Of the American
Association Of University Women,
Washington Branch, entertained at
dinner bridge Thursday evening in
the wisteria room Of the club house at
1884 I street northwest. Miss Edythe
Rose was hostess, assisted by Miss
Sarah Moser and Miss Mary Soroka.
The guests were Miss Marguerite
Atchison, Miss Janerio Brooks. Miss
Marion Chapman, Miss Margaret
Cook, Miss Winifred De Voc, Miss Dor
othy Field, Mrs. Myrtle Yost Garner,
Miss Margaret Graham, Miss Ruth
Goss, Miss Inez Howard, Miss Alice
Jewell, Miss Virginia Kinnard, Miss
NaneIe Kees, Miss Pauline Long. Miss
Edna Mitchell, Miss Sarah Moser, Mrs
Howard Oldham, Miss Edyth Rose,
Miss Marguerite Smith, Miss Mary
Soroka. Miss Mary Vaccaro, and Miss
Bess M. Viemont.
Evening star., 1934-12-23

their home in Middleburg Saturday
evening in honor of their guest, Mr..
Harvey Shaffer of New York. In the
company were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White,
Mrs. John Hay Whitney, Mrs. Howard
Lynn of Chicago and Mr.. Thomas
Boyd of Winchester.
Mrs. Julian Altman of Hill Top
House, Middleburg, had as her recent
guests Lieut.. and Mrs. Wally Schlaefer
of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White were
hosts at luncheon Saturday at their
Middleburg home in honor of their
guests, Mr.. George Marshall and Mr..
Gilbert Miller of Washington.
The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur lie Rib
BILE entertained on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Simpson and son Berry, Mrs.
Ethel Yursick and Mrs. Wiliford of
Washington, Bishop F. D. Goodwin
and daughter, Miss Ebert Goodwin of
Richmond, and Mrs. Frank Gay Con-
ley and Miss Maude Blackwell of
White Post at their home in Hamilton.
Mrs. Roy J. Pancoast and small son,
James White, of Purcellville are
spending the Christmas holiday with
relatives in Colerain. N. C.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Much Yule Entertainment
In Diplomatic Circle

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1934-12-23

weeE and will be accompanied by their
son, M. Marc Peter, jr.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Moscicka will sail Thursday, January
10, aboard the Rex.

Moscicka will sail Thursday, January
10, aboard the Rex.
The financial counselor Of the Ru-
manian Legation, M. Georges Bon
cesco, who has been at Palm Beach
for a brief vacation. has left there for
Boston, where he will meet Nine.
Boncesco when she arrives tomorrow
from long absence in Europe. They
are expected to come to Washington
Immediately after her arrival In this
country.
The secretary of the Rumanian Le-
cation and Nine. Popovici will 60 to
New York Monday. December 81, and
will sail Thursday, January 3, for
California. They will sail through the
Panama Canal and arrive at Los
Angeles, where they will spend some
time at Hollywood, and, also, M. Popo-
vici will give a series of lectures at
California universities.
M and Nine. Popovici will start East
early in April and will stop at several
universities, where the former will
lecture NJ Popovici will complete his
most recent book on international pol
itics while he is away.
The attache of the Guatemalan Le-
CATION, Senor Don Frencisco Palomo,
is spending Christmas and the holi-
days in Boston.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Albright Hosts
To Census Co-Workers

Mr.. and Mrs. John Albright were
hosts last evening at a Christmas
party given at their home, 4o21
Illinois avenue northwest, to the men,
bers, their wives and friends of the
Wholesale Division, Census of Amer
ican Business, Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce. Many
original forms of entertainment were
introduced before the appearance Of
Santa Claus, when the group Of more
than 40 gathered around the beau
tifully decorated Christmas tree and
received presents Mr.. and Mrs.
Albright are leaving tomorrow to spend
the holidays at their home in Indiana.
Upon their return Mr.. Albright will
resume his duties as administrative
assistant.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
GRID STAR is FATHER

PUEBLO. Colo, December % P).-
A 6l2 pound son, Junior" was born
today to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dutch"
Clark. The father is this years all
American pro foot ball quarterback
and former all-American at Colorado
College He is now basket ball coach
at Colorado University.
Evening star., 1934-12-23

Mrs. F. A. Kimball, Mrs. George Barnett,
Maj. Harry Werner, Mr.. Joe Judge,
Gov. Charles CROUCH, Mr. and Mrs. w.
I. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. N D. Golden,
Mrs. w. E. Ochiltree, Miss Virginia
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Quinn, Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Kerslake, Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Shanahan and Mr..
William N. Morell
Evening star., 1934-12-23

Mrs. He nry
Gordan HerreH,
,Dho before her
recent marriage
aOaS Miss Julia
Vroonlan Cook
man, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Cam
dlier CoOkman.
Since their re-
turn from a
lOedding trip to
Bermuda they
are m q k i n g
their home at
210 Pedb cd y
S tre ct north
UeSt.
thanksgiving Photo.