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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
MT And Mrs Cleary
 Guests At Dinner

On Saturday evening at Lakeside tavern, Fairlawn neighbors and oth- CT friends of Mir and Mrs William F. Cleary of Woodbine street sur- prised them with dinner party in honor of their silver wedding an- niversary which they will observe 1 this month. The dinner table was resplendent in decorations of silver and white and a chicken dinner was served. The guests of honor were presented with a beautiful coffee service and tree and well silver steak platter. The couple will formally celebrate the anni- yersary on the 25th of this month. Guests attending the dinner in- cluded: MT and Mrs Edmund o. Meara, MT and Mrs Harry X Cashiri, MT and Mrs Edmore Dau- nav. MT and Mrs Royal Huekins. MT and Mrs Watson Ferguson, MT and Mrs F. Peter Dunne, Mrs Celia Grove and Mrs Marjorie Winters of Waterbury; MT and Mrs James O'Meara, MT and Mrs Edward Cadoret, MT and Mrs Daniel Put. len, John Murphy and Mr Rooney of Torrington: sand Herbert Fenn of Lime Rock.
 Mrs Edmund oMeara. Mrs Har-
 " x. 'Cashin and Mrs Marjorie | Winters were hostesses.
 Mrs Henry Beausoleil and Miss Cecile Beausoleil were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower given Sat urday evening at the Scovill Girls club in honor of Miss Marie Beau soleil, who will be married in the future to James Gavigan, Jr., The guest of honor was the recipi- ent of many beautiful gifts. TnoLe present were: Misses Lillian Cav igan, Helen, Marie. Mildred Des- coteat1x, Rita and Irene Perigard, Therese Gelinas, Simone Paren- teau, Irene Cyr, Cecile Hebert, Ce- cile Morin, Louis LandolH, Ida, Marie and Loretta Leblanc, Jos ephine Lonergan, Irene Lonergan, Adrienne and Claire Arcand, Doris LaMadeleine, Sara and Anne Beau soleil, Irene and Bibiane Pion, An nette and Rhea Lemieux, Marie II. Leblanc, Simone and Athela Cyr. Mildred Duhamel, Carmela Cap uano, Eileen Foley, Clara, Hon0ra and Sara Caouette, Rita Monerat, Ceci1e Demerse, Clarice Beausoleil. Cecile Beausoleil, Mrs James Cav igan, ST., Mrs Joseph Leblanc, ST., Mrs Julia Descoteaus, Mrs AL phonse Grandpre, Mrs Irene Guil- beault, Mrs Rene Parent, Mrs Ju- liette Adamek. Mrs Wilbrod Guer- tin, Mrs Armand Guertin. Mrs George Bailey, Mrs George Gau- mond, Mrs Gorilla Parent, Mrs Celanise Collette, Mrs Loretta Ol- iver, Mrs Katherine Paradis, Mrs Hector Bernier, Mrs Phillip Arr cand, Mrs Adelaide LaMadeline,
 Mrs James Racicot, Mrs Joseph Pion, Mrs Ovide Dorais, Mrs Della Grace, Mrs Charles Hame1, Mrs
 Joseph Leblanc, Jr., Mrs Roden Wynn, Mrs Imelda Picard. Mrs Philippe Parent, Jr., Mrs Walter Thorn, Jr., Mrs Bertha Marcoux, Mrs James O'Brien. Mrs Edith Cyr,
 Mrs Omer. Pion, Mrs Delvina He- bert, Mrs Lionel Dubois, Mrs James
 Dwyer, Mrs Vital Cyr, Mrs Edward Resh, Mrs Arthur Demers, Mrs Joseph Monerat, Mrs Rene Mar | chand and Mrs H. Beausoleil.
 MT and Mrs R. e. Atherton have returned to their home on
 Essex avenue after spending tho ! weekend in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Couple Celebrate
 Nuptial AnniDersary y

Mir and Mrs Daniel Wiehn were g1eststof honor at a reception giv- en Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs Arthur Martel of Tudor street, the occasion being their golden wedding Anniversary. The couple were presented with many beautiful gifts and also re- ceived many congratulatory mes sages from their numerous friends and relatives in this city and throughout the state. Among those in attendance at the reception kere:
 MT and Mrs John Kunkel, Mrs Katherine Wiehn, pr and Mrs Jo- seph Borchardt, William Borchardt MT and Mrs Herman Lux, MT and Mrs John Borohardt, MT and Mrs John Hermann, MT and Mrs Char les Wiehn, Carl Wiehn, MT and Mrs Jacob Wiehn, Mrs Anna Kaiser. Mrs George Doderer, MT and Mrs Kurt Kiessling, Mrs Margaret Wie- hn, Fred Wiehn, Ernest Kaiser, MT and Mrs John Asel, MT and Mrs Fred Petke, MT and Mrs Louis Pelnitz, Miss Gladys Martel, MT and Mrs Harry Wiehn, MT and Mrs George Wiehn, John Wiehn, MT and Mrs Alfred Wiehn, MT and Mrs Emil Marks, Rudolph Petke,. MT and Mrs Arthur Martel, Misses Ruth Wiehn, Ruth Asel, Alma Do derer. MT and Mrs Jean Marquiard Mrs M. Bassett, MT and Mrs Max Frohn, MT and Mrs Bensettler' Misses Margaret Bensettler, Alice Kaczynski, George O'Meara, Misses Doria Martel of this city; MT ana Mrs William Cummings and Miss Margaret Cummings of Schenec- tadv. N. r., MT and Mrs Herman Dodge and Miss Adele Dolge oi Hartford, George Moran of New Haven and MT and Mrs Nicholas Wiehn of New Britain, and repre- sentatiyes from the True Sister lodge and Germania lodge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Recent Bride Is
 Honored At Shouver

A surprise shower was rendered Mrs Catherine Downey, formerly Miss Catherine Greaven atthe Sco- will Girls club on Wednesday even- ing. Those attending were Mrs F. Tracy, Mrs F. Tracy, Mrs F. Tam many, Mrs Wright, Mrs R. Walsh, Mrs N. Walsh, Mrs Wall, Mrs A. Sevigney, Mrs H. MBiller, Mrs W. Clifford, Mrs E. Miramble, Mrs L. Darlington, Jr., Mrs J. Cooney, Mrs J. Costello, Mrs J. Donnelly, Mrs M. Traver, Mrs A. Sasso, Mrs T.. McEvoy, Mrs w. Pon, Mrs W. Clark, Mrs c. Rolly, Mrs E. Cough, Mrs S. Perrillo, Mrs l.. Darlington, Sr., Mrs F. Coleman, Mrs M. Don lon, Mrs William Dee, Mrs Fitz- patrick, Mrs Fruin, Mrs F. Flana- gan, Mrs Griffin, Mrs Gladney, Mrs P. Gaffnel, Mrs F. Calvin, Mrs P. J. Creaven, Mrs A. Healey, Mrs J. Higgins, Mrs Johnson, Mrs J. Me Evoy, Mrs McGrath, Mrs J. Miller, Mrs v. O'Neill, Mfs c. Newell, Mrs A. Graham, Mrs J. Lister, Mrs ". Creaven. Mrs c. Dawney, Mrs F. Filley, Mrs K. Lonergan, Mrs c, Paradise, Mrs John Howard, Mrs J. Mahoney, Mrs T. ,Downey, Mrs Kenneally, Mrs Phelan, Mrs J O'Neil, Mrs Rush, Mrs Shields. Mrs Smith, Mrs Synott, Mrs J. Spor- dona, Mrs G. Swanson, Mrs Pom ponio, Mrs Kelley, Mrs Healey, and Misses M. Cavanaugh, P. Doyle, M. Costello, K. Mccarthy, M. Nor ris, s. Cough, K. Conway, C.. Car roll, M. Cough, D. Tierney, c. Su- grue, T. Creaven, A. Church, D.. Perrillo and W. Creaven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Bride To Be Is Honored At Shosvef

Mrs P. J. Mulhall entertained at surprise miscellaneous shower at her home on Sylvan avenue in hon. or of her sister, Miss Kathleen Me- Hale of Litchfield, whose marriage to David Hogan takes place on Thanksgiving day. The honored guest was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those present were; Misses Mary Walsh, Sue O. Dea, Mary Driscoll, Emily Mulhall,. Mary Kennedy, Nora Kennedy, Elizabeth Kiernan, Patricia Null hall, Eleanor Mulhall, Mrs F. Kier- nan, Mrs Patrick Kenney, Mrs James Mccormick, Mrs Catherine Mulhall, Mrs Patrick Donahue, Mrs James Tyre1i, Mrs Joseph Quinn, Mrs c. Nichols, Mrs Peter F. Mulhall, Mrs Joseph Mulhall, Mrs Celia Carey, Mrs William Reed. Mrs William Hyde Camp, Mrs Martin Hayden, Mrs Patrick O'Connor, Mrs Dennis Stack, Mrs Martin Kerwin, Mrs Helen Kilbride Mrs Wayne Burns, Mrs William O'Neill, Mrs John Mclaughlin; Mrs Michael Hogan, Mrs James Mahoney, Mrs John Logan, Anna Hogan and Lena Kinnane of Tor rington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Solution to Previous Contract
 Problem

Solution to Previous Contract
 Problem
 recently was asked, Does slam bidding play an important part in bridge tournaments? After careful ly thinking the question over, my answer is, Yes. it does.
 In the first place, the majority of hands we bid are for game is a familiar procedure to most players; but slam hands are the exception. In a session of 30 boards, there may not be more than one slam hand. Seldom will you find more than three.
 Does 1t require finer play to make a slam than game? Yes. decidedly so, because the declarer at 2 a game contract can lay his plans so that, if one line of play fails, he can fall back on another. But at a slam contract, he can lose only one trick.
 Usually this is lsot in the early stages of the play and he. cannot try anything else. His Ane of play then has to be accurate.
 To-day's hand helped Mrs H. l.. Peterson and Captain Fred G. French of Philadelphia to win the Eastern Pennsylvania mixed pair championship. This is the second time Mrs Peterson has held the title. having won it last year with the late Milton c. Work.
 The Play
 East's opening lead was the jack of Clubs. Captain French, in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Card Party Is
 We'll Attended

A successful card party was con- ducted at Moose Hall on Monday evening by the Anna Hadden Camp Royal Neighbors of America. Miss Elsie Rinaldf was chairman of the affair and was assisted by Mrs An na madden, Mrs Leslie Fuller and Mrs Louise Adducci. Twenty-Five tables were in play. Prizes were awarded to the winners at each table and refreshments were serv- ed.
 Those attending were: Viola D'Ambrosi, Belle Gallo, Mrs Vera D,Ambrosi, Hope Sandu1ii, Mrs John l.. Sirica, Margaret Carroll, Mrs Paul Lucian, Emma D'Ambrosi Irene McKenna, Nora Carey, Louise Adduci, Nelson F. Adduci, Mrs An na Fardell. Mrs Anna Hadden. Elsie Rinaldi, Mrs Leslie Fuller, Mrs Nicholas Russo, Mrs William Santoro, Mrs Michael Ritucci, Mrs T. Santoro, Mrs l.. Jamele, Mrs J.. Guerrero, Mrs R. Longo, Mrs Will liam Lucian, Mrs M. Beaudry, Mrc George Begnal, Gillie Beaudry, Mrs Charles Bertuddio, Mrs Ralph Scozzafava.
 Mrs Joseph Muccino, Mrs Angelo Rosa, Mrs Josephine H. Ritucci, Louis Ritucci, Mrs Travisano, Mrs Joseph Palladino. Mrs Peter Rush, Mrs George Mclean, Mrs James Doyle, Margaret Doyle, Anna Leone Jennie Leon, Connie Mara, Earl Rossi, Mrs Francis Giacin, Joseph Mazzaferro, Frederick Hadden, Lee Lanesey, Louise Mazzaferro, An- geline Longo, Mrs Louise Lauria, Mrs Joseph Spadola, Mrs Anthony Tangredi, Mrs Albert Pelosi, Mrs Aide Jessie, Nicholas Jessie, Mi c1lolas Jessie, Grace Guerrero, Mrs Margaret Rossi, Ellen Gentle.
 Florence Rossi, Lawrence Rossi, Anthony Gentle, Mrs Linda Ram audo, Jerry Ranaudo, Peggy Car ney, Mary Briglia, Mary DeCicco. Josephine Carlo, Josephine DiPie- tro, Margaret Cunningham, Nellie Browne, Ann Sherlock, Mrs Char les J. Cornell, Rebecca Summa, Mrs Joseph Aoberts, Mrs Thomas Barrett, Mrs Frederick Gemino, Mrs Donald Poker, Mary Vallano, Joan Rinaldi, Angeline Rinaldi and Lucy Rinaldi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Solution in next issue. Si

the North, was the declarer. Be- fore playing to the first trick, he tok inventory; five spade tricks, possibly four heart tricks, one dia- mond, and one club.
 Where was he going to get the twelfth trick? Of course, if West held the king of diamonds, the diamond finesse would give him the extra trick. but if 1t failed, the contract would be defeated.
 Captain French decide dto play the hand without the diamond finesse. He went up with the queen of clubs in dummy to kill Vests king. In other words, he had to start plan his end play on the first trick. tt
 Now he ran off live spade and four heart tricks, being careful to keep in his own hand Q small club. This left him with the ace- jack of diamonds and the i've of clubs.
 Of course. East had to bear down to the king-slx of diamonds and the ten spot of clubs, Captain French then led e club, which East was forced to win with the ten, and he then had to lead from his king-six or diamonds into do- ciarer's ace-jack. This play gave the declerer his contract.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21

Mrs Joseph Byron of Beacon Falls, the former Gertrude Jones, was rendered miscellaneous show CT Saturday evening at the homo of her mother-in-law, Mrs Mary Byron of South Main street, this city. The affair was largely att tended with many out-of-town guests being present.
 Mrs Anna Brumaghin of Leeds, N. r., is spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs Margaret Dill lon of South Elm street.
 Miss Theresa Farley of Willow street has returned after spending a few weeks as the guest of rela- tives in Corning, N. Y.
 Mrs. Emma Coe of Boyden Street has left for Bowling Green, Florida where she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Harry Griswo1d.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Pelietier of South Street are spending a few days in New York.
 Miss Josephine / Sullivan and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Personal
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Lucien Bessette who are to be married Thanksgiving day were entertained at a dinner party al Wonder Bar Inn, New Britain Saturday evening. Those attending were: Miss Mary Wallace and John F. Kerwin, Miss Chrys Quilter and George Sullivan, Miss Nora Fitz- maurice and Lester Zell, Miss Mary Crean and Oscar Doucette, Miss Chrys Shanahan and Webster Gryce, Miss Mary Mansfield and Edward F. Phelan, Miss Josephine Sullivan and Lucien Bessette.
 MT and Mrs Harold Hassing of East Main street are spending a few days in New. York.
 Miss Shirley Leggett of Water town avenue is spending a few days in Boston, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Kiddie Shouu VIII
 Be Presented Sus1dd,

Arrangements for the Riddle re- vue Sunday were completed at the meeting of the board of Beth-El Sisterhood held in the vestry room yesterday afternoon. The next meeting will be held Dec. 4 and pr Charles Edlin will be the speaker. Refreshments will fol- low his talk. Plans for a New Years eve party to be held in Beth Fl auditorium were also dis cussed.
 The revue Sunday at 8 p. m. is called "Toyland." Fitzgerald's or chestra will furnish music. The children are members of the Beth Fl Sunday school and the program includes. a play which is under the direction of Mrs Harry Fleisher.
 The hostesses for the show are Mrs Jacob Reiner. chairman; Mrs Harry Fleisher, co-chairman; |; Mrs s. F. Greenblatt, Mrs Da- vid Sim onson, Mrs David Traurig, Mrs Fred Reich, Mrs s. I. Bear, Mrs Herman Cohen, Mrs A. Lich- tenstein, Mrs M. Weinberg and Mrs Sherman Griner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Contract Bridge
CORNELL RRIDGE CLUR

CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB
 In the Tuesday session of the Cornell Contract Club top scorers were: North and South: l.. Bur- ton Chapman and F. Gyllenham- mer, 159 1-2; and Helen O'Brien and Mrs Carl Keiper, fS0. East and West: Helen Collins and Drew Connolly, 1877; and Perth Pickels and Matthew Houston, 134 1-2.
 The official standing to date is as follows: l.. Burton Chapman and D. Gyllenhammer, 421 1-2; Miss Helen Collins and Drew Con- molly, 401; Raymond Phaneuf and Daniel O'Connor, 374 1-2; Mrs Etta Howard and Miss Grace Wolff, 355 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Plans Completed For Mt. +St. Joseph s College Bdzdar

Further details for the bazaar to be given by the sophomore class of MT St Joseph College in West Hartford have been am nounced. It will be held in the St Joseph Community house on Farnas ington avenue. The dates decided on are Thursday and Friday eye nings, Dec 6-7, with the possibility of an afteynoon of one of the two days for the children. Profits from the event will be given to the MT St Joseph building fund. Miss Joe
 sephine Verrengia, who was elect ed general chairman, will be as- sisted by numerous committees re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Mrs. [. C. Merrill
 Is Guest Speake,

Mrs Lewis Gaylord Merrill, president of the Waterbury Wo-- mans club will be the speaker at a mothers and daughters ban uuet given by the Ladies Aid so- ciety of the Mill Plain Union church this evening at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs John A. Coe and Mrs Charles
 A Templeton will also be guests at this time. Mrs Elton H. Alex ander, chairman of the entertain ment committee is in charge and 1 is being assisted by Mrs Milton Hotchkiss, Mrs Carlton Chapin Mrs Clifford Northrop, Mrs Sidney Cook. Mrs Joseph Mulkern will have charge of the dining room and the hostesses include Mrs W. P. Jones, Mrs Howard Curtis. Mrs William Johnson, Mrs Milton Hotchkiss, Mrs Mary Thompson, Mrs Robert Gardner will have charge of the dinner with Mrs Harry Zibell, Mrs Clarence Sug- den, Mrs George Crose. Mrs John Brennan, Mrs James Burhoe, Mrs Robert Clark, Miss Rae Gardner. A trio composed of Misses Gloria Lorenz, pianist Miss Ruth Nor gan, vioIinist, and Miss Airline Watts, cellist, will entertain dur ing the dinner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21

sponsible for the varied attractions which, it is believed will make the
 bazaar entertaining and interest ing.
 Plans for entertainment include Q puppet show and variety of booths at which dolls, fancy ar- ticles, refreshments, home made pastry and candy, linen, blankets and similar articles will be offered.
 There has already been generous cooperation and gifts of both time and money from those interested in helping to increase the building fund, and there is every indication that the bazaar will be definite success. All those who are inter- ested in. the college and in enter tainment of the sort offered are asked to keep the dates In mind and are cordially invited to attend Many local people will attend.
 ! Mrs Henry Dorgeloh of Wood street entertained at a party ir honor of her daughter, Dorothy who celebrated her fifth birthday Monday. The house was prettily decorated in autumn coloreo streamers and flowers. Games music and speciality dance num- bers were enjoyed and prizes awarded. A lunch was served Dorothy received many pretty and useful gifts from those attending who included Isobel McGuffie, Bet ty Card, Madeline Card, Elizabeth and Laura Seaver, Anna Rietayke, Buddy, Joan and Barbara Berg strom, Shirley Mosely, Margaret Began, William Minogue, Harriet Futile, George Knauf, Barbara Dorothy and Vivian Ross, Arlene Bates, Betty Mae Burnitt, Marion Baldwin, Marie Nelson, Rosemary Kelley, Marjorie Glynn. Wilma Wolff. Louise and Dorothy Dorge- loh, Mrs Edward Hay, Mrs Irving Baldwin, Mrs Alek McGuffie, Mrs William Reilly, Mrs Newton Leas and Mrs Dwight Seaver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
PerSondL
ALuntS,de Dance Committee Completes Further Plans

Margaret Carroll, Catherine Sayers, Rose Restivo, Helen Galiada, Helen Lynch, Margaret Fitzgerald, Ma Catherine Murphy and Marguerite p. Sullivan. The printing commit tee includes: Misses Margaret Car. roll, chairman, Helen Lynch and Margaret Fitzgerald.
 The dance promises to be one of the most successful to be spon- sored by the group in the past few years and the committee in charge has been making extensive arrangements for the event.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21

At a recent meeting of the ar- ranremeuts committee advance plans were made for the annual dinner dance of the Waterbury Catholic high school alumnae which is to be held at Seven Gables Inn on Friday, November 30th.
 Miss Vivian Malia and Miss Mary Iacovino are chairmen of the af- fair and are assisted by Misses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Weddings
MARTYGAN-HORGAN

The wedding of Mis- Mae Horgan daughter of MT and Mrs Timothy Horgan of South street and Thom- as R. 'Hartigan, son of MT and Mrs Thomas Hartigan of Abbott ave- nue will take place tomorrow morning at o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21

Plans are being completed for a dinner to be given by the Yolanda club at White House Tower on Dec 1. Mrs Edward Biancardi is chairman of the committee in charge and is assisted by Misses Grace Lovetere and Mary Miner VinO '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY fonv ne thn AsxsA,suus1 nvsAsAA r ae s,s.

Slams Get High Scores-Such Contrasts Require Not Only
 Only Expert Bidding, But Faultless Playing to Make Them
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