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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01
Personals

Mfrs Peggy Cosgrlff Of Colonial
avenue Is spending "a week M the
guest OF her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Herbert OF Itch
field.
Clement and Cyril Rochon Of
Willow street shave returned after
week lend visit with their broth
or, Edgar of New York city.
Miss Marie ulasbcrg OF East
Main street Will enter the ~ Agnes
training school for nurses In Hart.
ford on May 9Th. She IN n grad
uate OF tho Sacred Heart high
school In the class OF 1898.
Mr. and Mrs A. Carlson Of this
city sailed saturday on the 3. d.
American Legion for trip to Ber-
muda, Rio de Janeiro and Bucnos
Aires.
Miss Margaret Meyers OF South
Main street In spending a wcek-cnd
In New York city.
Mrs. Walter Monagan, Mrs. Ed
mund Gilbert, Misses Mary Riley.
Sadie Phelnn, Ann and Katherine
Phelan, Loretta Mahoney and Mary
Deyoreaux OF the Notre Dame
Alumnae, Miss Isabelle phelan OF
the Alumnne OF the College OF New
Rochelle, Kathryn Hayes Of the
Alumnae OF the College OF 81. Eltz-
abeth's and Mrs. James Lord OF
Mount 1t. Joseph's College were
among the local people at the meet
Ing of the Connecticut Council OF
the international Federation Of
Catholic AIumnao which was held
In New Haven on Sunday.
Miss Jeanette Cody OF New York
has been guest of relatives In
this city.
Miss Elizabeth Irving Chase,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Chase of Prospect street, who
sailed recently on the "Mauretan-
Ia" has arrived In London, England
where she will visit friends for sew
eral weeks.
Misses Anna and Rachel Pope
OF Chestnut avenue, who have been
In Bermuda, have returned home.
Misses Patricia and Marie Logan
of Stiles street are visiting rela-
tives In Brooklyn, N. y, for week
DIR. and Mrs. Howard Rees OF
Meridcn announce the birth of a
son yesterday at the Walter Hub
bard Hospital In Meriden. Mrs.
Rees liz the former Margaret Con-
nors, daughter of John Connors of
Plaza avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

In a tournament in which tho
mems team oppose a team COM
posed Of women, the first session
opened last evening at the Hotel
Elton. The men defeated the wom-
en- by n score of As IL to ~ 1-2.
Three sessions will be held with
the winners representing the city
In the Eastern Bridge tournament
which will be held the latter part
OF this month.
The high team In last evenings
session composed Of DIR. s. M.
Lund, J. Norton, Carl Heebner
and s. M. Main with IA match
points and the high team for Ia
dies included Mrs. Carl Hcebner,
Mrs 8. NJ. Main, Mrs. X. ID.
Schroeder and Miss Catherine Ma
loney with IL liz match points.
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ADMINISTRATIONS

Tho wedding OF Miss Mary An
tolnette Gaudiosi, daughter VI Mr.
and Mrs Antonio uaudiosl Of
Edgewood avenue and Felix
Iagrossl, son OF Mrs Marie Ans
toinotto Pelosi of Doherty street
took place yesterday morning ut
| . o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes
church.. Rev Joseph Valdambrint
oiiiciatcd at the ceremony and also
celebrated the nuptial mass which
followed. Miss Helen Gaudiosi
was her sisters only attendant
and Domenic iagrossi attended his
brother az best man. Palms, ferns
and cut lowers decorated the al
tar. A special program OF nuptial
music was rendered with Joseph
LcEotto an Boloist.
Tho bride wore frock OF white
satin with u yoke OF lace and wore
a veil of tulle and laco fastened
with orange blossoms. She car
riod a bouquet of white roses, lilies
OF tho valley ana swansonia, Her
sister wore n frock of pink crepe
fashioned with u jacket trimmed
with fur and wore n tulle hat OF
matching shade and carried an
arm bouquet of pink roses. The
dress of the brides mother was
black lace and she wore cor.
sego OF gardenias and tho BRIDE
groom's mother wore q blue crepe
dress and n corsage OF gardenias,
A reception was held ut the
homo OF the bridegroom following
tho ceremony. The couple left on
an unannouneed wedding trip and
upon returning will reside at 10
| Catherine avenue,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01
YurKsAITIs. uLINsKAS


Tho marriage OF Miss Agnes
ullnskas, daughter OF Thomas
Ulinskns OF Sunnyside avenue Oak
villo and John Yurksaitis, son of
Mr. and Mrs Anthony Yurksaitis of
Colonial avenue took place ycstor-
day morning ut o'clock at 81
Mary Magdalen's church. Rev
Loo Finn performed the cere-
mony. Tho bride had AZ hor at
tondants, Miss Anna Yurksaitls, n
sister OF the bridegroom and Miss
Mary Shugzda OF Hartford and
John Shovak of Hartford attended
Mr. Yurksaitis AZ bost man. Geddes
Ullnskas, cousin Of tho bridegroom
was the usher.
The bride wore u gown OF white
sating with n lace jacket and Log
o. mutton sleeves and wore long
veil OF tulle. Her arm bouquet
consisted OF white roses and lilies
OF tho valley. Tho maid Of hon-
or's frock was OF yellow mousse
limo do solo and she wore yellow
horsehnir hat and carried Tails
man roses. Tho bridesmaid wore
q blue mousseline do sole dress
with a ruffied cape and large
horsehair hat of corresponding
share and carried n bouquet Of
pink roses.
A reception for about 90 guests
was held ut the home OF tho bride.
groom. Out OF town guests attend
ed from New York, New Haven
Hartford, WATERFOWL and Windsor
Tho couple left on an unannounccd
wedding trip and upon thor res
turn will take up their residence In
Colonial avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01
PaImOuy Club rs
Sponsor Dance

An anniversary dance celebrating
the 10th year Of It's existence will
DO given by the Palmour club
within the next two months, II WAX
announced by the committee chair
men at a special meeting last night.
Tho date and details OF the pro.
gram will be announced at the reg.
ular meeting OF the club next Mon.
day night. 1t is expected that many
prominent speakers will BIO heard.
Julius Grossman. president of tho
club, presided Mt the session last
night.
Mrs william Heaney and Mrs
Edward LaChance OF B0yden street
were hostcsses ut a card party
Saturday evening for the benefit
,of SC Michacls church. The high
scorers were Miss Rose LaChance
Mrs Emma Moran. Joseph Seery,
David Grenier and Miss Mary La
Mr. and Mrs william Clark, Mr.
and Mira Newell Porch, Mr. and
Mrs George Mcckclman, Mr. and
Mrs David .GronIor, Mr. and Mrs
Edward LaChance, Mr. and Mrs
William Heaney, MIR and Mrs
Joseph Scery, Mr. and Mrs r..
1,eudoin, Mrs Emma Moran,
Misses Rose, Josephine and Mary
l.aChance, Margaret Hcaney. AM
broso McCue, John Hcaney and
Edward LnChancc.
Misses Dorothy Gaess OF the
Country Club road and Helen Col.
Inns Of Cooke street are on a sew.
eral days trip TO Bermuda.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Miss Elizabeth Carlstrom, who
Ii to bo married 10 James Kenney
Of Naugatuck next month, was
honored by a miscellaneous
shower, Thursday even! a by her
aunt, Mrs Albert j. Johnson of
Hausor street. Tho hostesses in-
cluded; Mrs Albert j. Johnson.
Mrs Augusta Palmer and Mrs
Albert Johnson. A color scheme
of yellow and green was offective-
" used In tho decorations, Miss
Carlstrom was presented an as
sortment OF beautiful gifts from
tho guests who included: Mira
Fred Anderson, Mrs Alma Carl
son, Mrs Carl Anderson, Mrs Al.
fred Cederholm, Mrs Marie And
erson, Mrs A. q. Benson, Mrs
Hugh Leonard, Mrs Eric Gustaf-
son, Mrs Fred Farniof. Mrs Gus
tave johnson, Mrs Martin Ander-
son, Mrs Emil johnson, Mrs
John A, Johnson, Mrs Oscar Matt
son, Mrs Erie Larson, Mrs Frid-
olf Mattson, Mrs william swan
son, Mrs Hiding Mattson, Mrs
Arvid swanson, Mrs Gustnve
Grandoll, Mrs Howard Northrop,
Mrs Victor Johnson, Mrs Elmer
Siverson, Mrs Anna Thomas, Mrs
Vanseiler, Mrs Aug. iiallberg,
Mrs Carl G, Carlson, Mrs Hjalmar
Peterson, Mrs Fritz Larson, Mrs
Hulda Grain. Mrs II, o. Anderson,
Mrs Hugo Noreen, Mrs n. A. Isaac
son, Miss Augusta Magnuson, Edith
Hallberg. Vera Carlson, Edith Carl
sstrom, Florence Anderson, Lennla
Gyllenhammer, Mrs Andrew And
orson, Mrs A, J, johnson, Mrs Au-
gusta Palmer and Mrs Albert
johnson.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01
PIattS Mills
Club ActiUe

John WendoB Of New Haven
viii address tho platts Mills Com.
munlty Association nj their reRu.
lar monthly meeting Thursday
evening ut 4 o'clock In tho Bristol
company studio. His address will
be In accordance with tho show.
Ing OF several slides which have
created q favorable Impression In
many Connecticut cities to date.
Saturday evening n chlldren's pro-
gram will be presented by the orr
gnniEation In tho studio parlors.
The newly formed group have
sponsored many affairs since Its
formation and has large NOM
bership.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Joseph Carroll. III Bernier. Jo'
seph Kushlis and George y. brown
leaders Of tho local Y. NJ. G. A.
clubs, took part IN discussion 81
boys work nj the national indus
trial conference of the Y. NJ. Z. a.
IN New York Sunday. Others who
attended from Waterbury were
Waiter y. Berry. william l.. CALI
gan and g. Arthur Dubois Of the
Y. AZ. &. A. Foremens' club. Arthur
4. pmrlnton and Thomas Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Mrs John Snirpunas and Miss
Helen Snirpunas were hostcsscs
at a shower given recently In
honor OF Miss Monica Snirpunas
OF South Leonard street. The guest
of honor was presented with many
beautiful gifts. A. turkey supper
was served. Those attending were
Misses Anna Venslovas, Julia and
Anna Bulevich, Lucy and Sally
Sahpenis. Bernice and Dorothy
Simulinas, Isabel Ziburis. Oracle
Rinkus, Stephate and Mary Pet
ers, Nellie Ziburis, Angelina and
Josephine Giannelli, Eva Sematas.
Patricia Yonaitis, Bernice STRIFE
kulis, Josephine Budgenauskas.
sophie Paulis. Edith Scoravich.
Patricia Yurkauskas. Nellie VAST
lauskas, Lillian Balson, Jane and
Anna Lingis. Nellie Yonoskas. Edna
La Brie, Constance Kinta, Helen
Poplis. Anna Paulikonis. Amelia
Orodeckis, Helen Lubinskas. Sally
Petrauskas. Angela Matusine.
Helen and Eva Mikalanis, Mary
Mazeila, Constance Ziburis. Nellie
Yakutevich, Ursula Brogis, Alma
and Anna Stankevich. Helen AMI
Anna Shugzdenis. Nellie Orontas,
Anna Mazulaitis. Nellie Lusas,
Mary Tarbusas. Mrs Cal krivinskas.
Mrs Christina White. Mrs Tarbu-
mas, Mrs Budzinskas. Mrs John
Jenelunas, Mrs Margaret Yokute-
vich. Mrs Paul Poskas. Mrs An
thony Dzemidas. Mrs Joseph Syn
keivez, Mrs NJ. Pctraitis. Mrs
Joseph Grablauskas. Mrs Anna
Sinkevich, Mrs Wanda Thurston.
Mrs Jennie Giuodenis. Mrs Joseph
Ziburis, Mrs Sauris, Mrs Edna
I.ouckas, Mrs John Paulikonis.
Mrs Rose Lubinskas, Mrs Anna
Orantas. Mrs Poplis. Mrs Anthony
DE MARITIME, Mrs George Idibinskas'
Mrs John Kinta. Mrs V. Bradunas'
Mrs Anna Staugartis. Mrs A. Sar-
dlnskas. Mrs Cecilia klemosauskas.
Mrs Michael Dums1. Mrs Joseph
Lunas, Mrs Albert Johlkas. Mrs
Alfred LeLaurentis. Mrs mary
coyeila. Mrs Anna Deimatas. Mrs
Dudonis. Mrs striplenis. Mrs ~
Marshalka, Mrs Julia Vaitukailis.
Mrs John Snippunas and MISSES
Helen and Amelia Snirpnnas.
A surprise grocery shower was
given In honor of Miss Grace Di-
Maria of Calvin street recently ny
the members OF the jolly Stitchers
Sewing Circle. The home was
tastefuIly decorated for the occa-
sion and n varied program OF en-
tertalnment was enjoyed. a buffet
luncheon was served. The honored
guest was the recipient OF many
gifts. Those present were; Misses
carm ella cretelIa. Catherine
summa. Angeiine and Felicia Tar
taglio, Marie Deiiruno. Josephine
carmeila and Mary Marfone.
Theresa, Antoinette and Bessie
creteila. Lucy and Mary PerazeIia.
sally. Josephine. Antoinetto and
Grace DIMaria and Mrs 4. Ianueel'
Mrs N. aisfello. Mrs a. seunzlano'
Mrs J. DIMaria. Jr. Mrs a. Tar
fnglia, Mrs n. creteila. MRS ~
Mnrtone. Mrs ~. Deisruno. Mrs "
nosco. Mrs A. sorbo. and Mrs j.
DiMarIa.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

A class OF 80 candidates will res
celve the initiatory degree Sunday
afternoon at Liberty hall, following
which a dinner In honor of John,
Silvestro, supreme venerable OF thu
Sons OF Italy, and Michaelangel0
Russo. grand venerable, will bo
held nj the Elton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

III memory VI carrier pigeons
KILLED In the. World War n peace
monument ~ 70 be erected In Bud
apent. Hungary.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

The jack Of clubs was continued
and east ruffed IN with the jack.
which shut out South. South dis
cnrding another diamond.
Declnrer has already lost three
tricks and must lose tho ace OF
trump. A. south had bid spades.
Becker now led the three Of SPADES
and finnased the queen. which held.
a small heart was returned and
North played low, dropping the
eight. Becker won the trick with
the Queen.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

A Joint session OF the camp COM
mlttee OF tho Waterbury Boy Scout
council and the district commits
sloners will DO held at o'clock
Thursday afternoon IN tho Office In
the Brown building for the purpose
OF completing plans for troop WISH
tatlons and tho promotion OF camp
attendance at Camp pomperaug.
Plans will DO made for members
Of the committee and commission.
crs to meet with troops and confer
with officials on tho program for
tho summer. Milton Burial IL
chairman OF the camp committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eugene
Cilngan OF Hartford announce tho
marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Alice Key Clingnn TO Lucius Mich.
oils Mills, son OF Mr.. Orrin Mills Of
Ncwtown. The ceremony took place
April In Rye, N. Y, Tho groom
attended Chonto school In Wal.
lngford, Roxbury Prep In Cheshire,
and Lehigh University, After Sep
TENDER ! they will reside IN Prov
idencc, II. I.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

DIR. and Mrs. Howard Rees OF
Mcridcn announce the birth of q
son yesterday at the Walter Hub
bard Hospital In Meriden. Mrs
Rees liz the former Margaret Con
nors, daughter Of John Connors Of
Plaza avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Louis Schlff and Samuel Scna
were invested with tho second rank
at the meeting OF Roosevelt lodge,
knights OF Pythias last night under
the direction OF William Schnccr,
master of works. District Deputy
Frank Cook and staff of Water
town was present at the meeting.
Poseph Reinor, chancellor CON-
mander, presided.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Misses Patricia and Marie Logan
of Stiles street are visiting rela-
tives In Brooklyn, N. y, for a week
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Misses Anna and Rachel Pope
of Chestnut avenue, who have been
In Bermuda. have returned home.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

A poverty dance" will be given
by Townsend lodge at odd Fellows
hall on the night of May 18th
Members and fFiends OF the lodge
and the general public, In invited
to attend. Prizes will be awarded
tho most unusual outfit OF old
clothes. Harry Anderson, Charlie,
Klepps and Edmund Eldrige4 ar,
on the committee In charge.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Randall G. .Frink, grand marshal
OF the state lodge, was honor guest
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Thirty tables were In play Mt the
card party given by Elizabeth ID
Sllvcstro lodge, Sons OF Italy ut tho
Central Y. M, c. A. last night.
Prizes were awarded and refresh
ments were served. Miss jane Rn.
nando headed the committee In
charge and was assisted by Mary
De Mateo. Mary DeCicco, Mary Or
tone. Rose Pelegano and Louise
Salcito.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Miss Elizabeth Irving Chase,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. IRVING
Chase of Prospect street, who
sailed recently on the "Mauretan.
Ia" has arrived In London, England
where she will visit friends for sew.
cral weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-01

Mrs. John Larmett Of Sudbury
street will be hostess Mt meeting
OF the Parrot Club this afternoon
at her home.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-24
Marriage on July 81
Announced by Couple

The marriage Of Mrs. Mabel Rosvold
and Carl J. Ingstad, both Of this city
which took place at Moorhead. Minn
on July 81, 1888, was announced Sat
urday.
The service was read by Rev. Mr.
Berg, pastor Of the Swedish Lutheran
church of Moorhead, at the parsonage
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Noess Of
Fargo. friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ing
stad, as the only witnesses. The bride
wore a shell pink dress with white
accessories and Mrs. Noess wore q
costume of triple sheer navy crepe.
Mrs. Ingstad is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Titus of Driscoll She
graduated from the Bismarck Evan
gelical hospital in 1927 and since then
has been engaged in private duty
nursing with the exception Of some
time last fall when she was employed
at the Mandan Deaconess hospital.
The bridegroom is the son Of Mrs
Edward Ingstad Of jamestown and the
late Mr.. Ingstad. He Is an ex-service
man, having served In the United
States army for % months during the
World war He was overseas for 20
months. Mr.. Ingstand has been en-
ployed in the engineering division OF
the state highway department for the
last eight years.
The couple is at home at 504 Ninth
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-24
Little Theatre Guild
To Give Dance Recital

Dancing pupils of Mrs. Bruce Doyle,
dian school, organized as the Little
Theatre Guild, will give their first
recital of the present season at the
Rex theatre building on Fourth st.,
Monday evening. commencing at 3
O'Clock. The public is invited to at
tend. Pupils from all of Mrs. Doyle's
classes will take part in the program,
with the more advanced members
giving solo dances. There will be
several ensemble numbers.
i \ 4
H. L. Reade. 4l2 Rosser avenue. re-
turned Thursday evening from q
three weeks trip to California during
which he visited with many former
Bismarck residents who now make
their home in that state. Mr.. Reade
saw members OF the Henry Tatley
family, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wakeman,
Miss Florence Homan, William o.
Hara, and other friends. HisStops in
cluded San Francisco, Fresno, Los
Angeles, Hollywood, Pasadena and
Santa Monica.
y X
There were 20 guests at the costume
party sponsored by the Either club
Thursday evening at the Business and
Professional Womens club room.
World War Memorial building. Dur
ing the brief business meeting, the
group voted to present gift to Mrs.
Albert Bauer. who was Miss Elizabeth
Fritz before her marriage. Diversion
was a series of games planned by the
Misses Emma Grob and Agnes La
lnoureux. Judges awarded first place
for comic costumes to Miss Lorraine
Schild. Miss Schild and Miss Rose
Koepplin served refreshments.
Four social functions were given to
honor Miss Alice Beebe OF Sparta,
Wis.,. who was the guest OF Miss Bes
sic r. Baldwin. 4l4 Avenue B, We'd
nesday and Thursday. Wednesday
evening Miss Elizabeth A. Jones, l0l7
! Eighth st., entertained Miss Beebe
and her hostess at dinner. Miss LII
lian Cook. 6l0 Fifth st., was hostess
at q luncheon party Thursday noon.
Miss Baldwin gave an informal recep-
ton for her guest Thursday after
/ noon. In the evening Mrs. George
A. WEIGH. 4l5 Fourth St.. gave a din
ner for Miss Beebe. Mrs. Welch, Miss
Jnoes and Miss Baldwin all are for
mer residents Of Sparta. Miss Beebe
left Thursday evening for Aberdeen,
WASH, where she Is to visit q sister.
49,
The birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
John Olin, Sims, which falls on the
birth anniversary Of George WASH
ington, was observed with q surprise
party given Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Olin,s daughter, Mrs.
Fred Swenson. 4l6 Thayer avenue. A
yellow and white color scheme was
used in the luncheon appointments
with . large birthday cake elaborate
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-24

| " decorated in the same colors as the
dessert. The party was planned by
Mrs. Olin's nieces, Mrs. Thomas W..
Asbridge and Miss 1nga johnson, both
Of 6l3 Third st. The other guests
were Mrs. Theodore o. Quanrud, 601
Seventh st.; Mrs. G. L. Anderson,
Mandan; Mrs. Charles Swenson. Bis
marck rural: Mrs. William johnson.
Menoken; Mrs. John Jacobson and
Mrs. Walter Bakken, Sims. and Mrs.
Charles Cunningham, New Salem.
Mrs. Olin is spending some time visit
ing with Mrs. Swenson.
\ X \
Frank Sitter, 7l8 Eleventh St.. is
recovering from heart attack which
he suffered Thursday, Feb. Is. at Far
CO. Mr.. Sitter was q patient at st.
Luke's hospital in Fargo for four days
before he was able to be removed to
his home here. He is getting along as
well as can be expected, according to
his physician.
| Mrs. Casper Hermes entertained
members of the Arbor Vitae club at
bridge and luncheon Thursday eve
ming. Bridge was played at three
tables, with score awards going to
Mrs. Charles Warner and Miss Hazel
Wipper. The Thursday. March 8
meeting will be with Mrs. Palmer Ber-
telson.
Mrs. G. O. Palmer, POI First St.
was hostess at bridge party given
Friday evening to compliment Mrs.
Robert Rusch. 807 Fourth ST.. who is
to leave next week for her new home
at Fargo Honors in the bridge games
! played at three tables were received
by Mrs E. T. Putnam, 102 Avenue A.
and Miss Gladys Barth, 3l6 Eleventh
st. The hostess presented Mrs. Rusch
with guest prize. Out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Arnt A. Njaa and
Mrs. J. L. Brenden, both Of Mandan.
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Miss Eva Vettel, 300 Fifth ST., and
Miss Agnes Nielsen gave bridge par
ty and crystal shower at Miss Mel
sens home In Person Court Friday
evening to honor Mrs. H. r.. Hughes,
who was Miss Theo Lucille Vettel be-
fore her recent marriage. There were
players for four tables with Mrs. Will
liam c. Rowe, Mandan, and Miss
Clara Rierson receiving the high score
favors. Table appointments appropri-
ate for George Washington's birthday
were used for the two-course lunch
leon.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-24
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The Bismarck tribune., 1934-02-24
Study Of Defense Needs
Is Occupying Auxiliary

among them Jean Harlow, who was
seated close to them.
From Bismarck, they first went to
Montana and from there to Casper,
Wyo., Ogden and Salt Lake City,
Utah, and Reno, New, making short
stops at each. They spent three days
at San Francisco. taking numerous
side trips, and next drove through
the almond district to Los Angeles.
They stayed at Los Angeles five days.
At Pasadena, they visited the famous
art gallery at the Huntington library.
A day was spent at Catalina Island.
In Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs. Rue Wis
tied Tia Juana and attended the
races at Aqua Caliente. At FL Centre,
Calf. they stopped at the Barbara
Worth hotel, where Harold Bell
Wright wrote "The Winning Of Bar
bara Worth
The return was made by way Of
Phoenix, Ariz., from where an excur-
sion was made to the Grand Canyon
Of the Colorado, Santa Fe. N. Mex.
Denver, Colo, and back through Wy
oming.