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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
P[RUAL
PARAGRAPH

Members of the Presbyterian
Sunday school board will meet to-
night at CLOCK in the church Tor
business meeting followed by
social hour nonorfng Mrs. Myrna
Calendar.
LOYAL Workers of the State Street
Christian church and their friends
are meeting at the church tonight
at 7 O'Clock and from there will go
to Holtville for swimming party.
Home department chairmen Will
meet Friday, April 6, at 10 a. m. in
the court house for the monthly
meeting. Miss Harriet Eddy, state
leader Of home demonstration
agents will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wolf have
been visiting Mrs. VOLTS mother.
Mrs. E. j. Horton of this city, and
returned today to their home in
Banning.
Members of the valley Roal club
will meet Friday night, April 6, at
$50 o. m. in the De ANA MOTEL,
Calexlco. Program for the evening
will consist of a book review by ES-
telle Livingston.
Chapter CIV, P. E. o. will meet
Saturday, April 7, at 1890 at the
home of Mrs. J. D. FoSs, 485
Brighton avenue, with Mrs. c. E.
SoneS as co-hoSteSS.
Valley fire department members
and those of the auxiliary are meet
ing tonight in Caiexico at 7 O'Clock,
the men meeting in the fire hall
and the women at the De ANA
/ hotel. A joint meeting will be con-
Quoted later.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Single OF
Hayden, Ariz., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Kempland.
Friends of Mrs Sarah Griffin
who has been seriously Ill. will be
glad to learn that her condition is
improved. but they are notified that
she is not permitted to see visitors
as yet.
Mrs. S. o. Lingo was the dinner
guest last night of Miss Marguer-
| tie Robinett and Miss Viola Dirrim
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05

class, in the high school auditor
ium, Friday and Saturday, at 8
o clock.
To furnish a realistic setting for
the play and to assure the audience
of a smooth performance, a large
production staff has been working
on technical details of the plot for
some time.
The cast includes Joe Golf, Peggy
Rhodes, Pat Bush, Carl Landerman,
Vernon Hill. Percie Thacker, Gene
We've Hinderks, Ruth Canon, Lor-
ena CaSs, A. B. Britton, Dave Lee,
Thiela Rauenzahn, Johnny Glenn
onS, Ruby Schultz, Lucille Nice,
Ethel Pearl Cross, Marguerite
Hurst, and Tim Collins.
Acclamation of the production
given this afternoon indicates that
the two evening performances will
be highly successful.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR CLUB DANCE

Members of the recent graduates
division of the Women S University
club are busy at work on final pre-
parations for the dance to be given
Saturday, April 7, at the Planters
hotel. BraWley.
Those interested are invited to
attend the dance which is to be a
semi-formal affair. Austin's or
chestra will supply the music and
novel events have been planned
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
Irene Mccoy of this city.
For those who wish to dine at
the hotel prior to the dance, the
management has planned a special
Southern Plantation dinner and is
ready to accommodate large or
small parties.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
BRIDGE CLUB
HAS MEETING

Miss Romano Richmond was
hostess last night to her bridge
club. the meeting being held at her
home. 452 Holt avenue.
Contract was enjoyed after which
tempting refreshments were served
by the hostess, high scores being
won by Mrs. Fawcett and Miss
Richmond.
Club members present were Mes
danes Bert Fawcett, Willis Carey,
Joe Wolf. H. E. Wood, Willard
Shroyer, Melvin o. King, Bruce
Anderson and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
OLD TIME DANCE
AT HALL TONIGHT

United Spanish War Veterans
and Auxiliary will hold another of
the favorite old time dances to-
night at $50 O'Clock in the Veter-
ans hall.
Good music will be supplied by
a popular six piece orchestra and
a good time is certain for those
who attend. Tie public is given a
hearty invitation to be present.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
HOSTESS TO
CLUB BOARD

Members OF the Ten Thousand
club S executive board held a bus
mess session this morning at the
home of Mrs. Ray Edgar, president.
Plans for the remainder of the
year, both for meetings and for So
cial activities were discussed.
After the meeting the members
attended the club bridge luncheon
and card party as Mrs. Edgar s
guests.
Those present were Mesdames
Forrest E. Kutz, Charles E. Ander-
son, Leo Madden, J. P. Hansen. B.
z. Lemons, T. c. Lanier and J. w.
Donohue.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
DEPARTMENT HEAD
TO VISIT UNITS

Announcement mas Just been re-
ceived by valley Auxiliary units that
Ernestine Alyw I'd, department
president, will make her official
visit on Saturday. April 7.
Committees are at work on plans
for this event and are hoping that
her visit will be an enjoyable one.
Saturday afternoon Boyce Aten
unit will install and initiate the
new Calexico unit and the depart
ment president and Nellie Fitzpat-
rick, district president, will both
attend this event.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
JUNIOR PLAY
MATINEE is
HUGE SUCCESS

The effect of poverty and drab
surroundings on the minds of child
rem and their influence on the NOR
al life of youngsters is the theme
on which Robert st. Glars play,
False Evidence is based. This
play will be produced by the Junior
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
MOTHERS CLUB
TO HEAR NANCE

Harding school Mothers club
will meet Friday afternoon. April
6, at 2;30 p m in the kindergarten
room.
E. A. Nance, county probation Of
ficer. will be the speaker for the
afternoon and program numbers
will be given by Miss Geraldine
Shaw IS room. Plans for the bene-
fit bridge tea on April IA will also
be discussed
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
OF Interest to w omen
Social Calendar
TONIGHT

1ONIGhl
Experimental theatre, $50, See
ley.
Presbyterian board. :, church.
Bridge dinner, :, ElkS hall.
Fire department and Auxiliary,
:. Calexico.
Old time dance, $50, Veterans
hall.
Loyal Workers, Holtville.
r. A. NJ, No. 100, s, Masonic
temple.
Barbara Worth Rebekahs, s,
$50 Main.
Citizenship class, :, high school.
Troop ). b. :. A., $50. Seeley.
TOMORROW
kiwanis club, Barbara Worth.
Physical culture class. $50.
County cha;rmen, 10, court
house.
Mothers club, $50. Harding
kindergarten.
Junior Auxiliary, Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
CHAPTER BRIDGE
PARTY ENJOYED

Another successful evening bridge
party was sponsored last night by
Chapter ll3, Women of the Moose,
the affair being held at the Acad-
envy Of Music.
After the card game, refresh
ments were served and prizes award
ed to Mrs. d. C. Fite and to w. C.
Denham who held the high scores;
to Mrs. Clyde Johnson and G. E.
Daley who held low, and the door
prize, to Mrs. O. 3. Johnson.
The chapter will sponsor another
card party in two week.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05
Auxiliary Juniors
Meeting Tomorrow

American T.egia. auxiliary jun
iors will meet tomorrow afternoon
Immediately after school at the
Veterans Mem, orial hall.
The program will consist of a
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-05

talk on Communism by either Mr..
or Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne. There
will be a regular business meeting
and refreshments will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20

queen. 4 heart was returned by East, which south. dcclarer. won with the queen.
 He next led the ten Of clubs. West let go the five of diamonds. and East won with the ace. An- other heart was returned and South won with tho jack, dia- mond being discarded from dum- my.
 At this point the deciarer had spade set up. He could see that q diamond lead might put West in to cash two heart tricks and set him.
 If he were to cash his two clubs, this would set up club trick for East; but the declarer decided that East was out of hearts, SD a club was led. West discarded his jack of diamonds and the trick was won in dummy with the nine.
 Another club was cashed, de- clarer letting go n spade. and West was squeezed. if he let go spade, the declarer's two spades would be good, so the only thing he could do was to release one of his good hearts. and now al the declarcr had to do was to lead a diamond from dummy and play the queen from his own hand.
 West won the trick with the ace. cashed his nine of hearts. and was forced 10 lead . spade to dummy's ace. Declarcr won the last trick with the king of diamonds. (Copyright 1884, NEA Service lnc.) }
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. cKENNEY Secretary os tho Amevlcan Brilge league

In my previous article I told you 1t was difficult to make six no trump unless you had q suit to work with. ] really believe should have said that 1t iS difficult to make even a three no trump contract without such aid.
 Tako for example today's hand. It hnB plenty of high card tricks and South iB certainly justified in his opening bid of one no trump. as he holds three and onc-half primary tricks and no weak dou- blct0ns.
 North, with m ace and n king. Is justified in going to two no trump. But it takcs m odd squeeze play to mako tho con tract.
 However, leave 1t to tho boys at Yale University to And way to make their contract. It was there that this hand. sent to me by Fred Rodcll, was played.
 Tine Play.
 Against the three no trump con- tract. West opened the ten Of hearts and East went up with the king. Personally, I believe that East should have played low.
 South won the trick with the ace and cashcd the king and queen of spades, learning to his sorrow that the spade suit was not going to break. when East let go a diamond.
 The jack of clubs was played and East won the trick with tho
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20

Approximately 160 persons were present last night ct the meeting Of Naomi Chapter, Order Of EnBt. orn Star at Masonic Temple nt which past patrons and past ma irons were guests Of honor. New Officors were elected. Following the business meeting refreghmen!s were served under the direction of Mrs Seth Moulthrope.
 Plans were made to hold a dis- trict meeting in Waterbury at tho meeting of the Disabled American Veterans last night Tt Columbus hall. C0mmander Leon Ham pro. sided. Complete plans for tho ses. sion, which will Do held July i5, will Dc made Ut tho next meeting Of the organization July 3rd.
 Plans were made for conducting tho district meeting in this city on July 1T. Delegates will be presoDt from Union City, Derby, Ang0nit, Hamden, New Haven and Wost Haven. Completion Of plans for receiving tho delegates will Do made ct the next meeting, on July 3rd. ~
 Mrs Clara Plant, president, md other officers of Camp 1, Patriotic order Of America, were ro.clected
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
Contract Bridge
pIEI,PONT CI.JjR

The regular Tuesday BoBBion Of the Plorpont Bridge club was hold yesterday at tho homo Of Mrs John Gray of Herkimor street under tho direction Of Mrs e0orgo Plerpont. Preceding tho playing q delicious luncheon was served. The top scorers woro; North and South, Mrs Raymond Schroeder and Mrs Rob. ort Str0hnckor, 70; Mrs R. R. DnV. lsd0n and Mrs T. Con way, a; and Cast and West. Mrs Fred Jackie and Mrs Fred Stewart, 4S; and Mrs A. NJ. Dinkler and Mrs John A, Wright, ~.
 CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
 In the Tuesday evening session of tho Cornell Contract club con. ductod under tho direction Of Mrs John c. M0rlarty, high seorors were: North and South; Mrs Thom. as Tobin and Mrs Alfred Wolfe, ib4; Mrs Joseph Wolfe and Mrs Thomas Dnno, 14S; Mrs Frederick Lux and Mrs John King, i46; and I;nst md West; Mrs Clarence By. ars and Mrc Matthew Houston, 1b6M; Mrs W. J. Noary md Mrs II. ?. Mccarthy, i43M; Mrs Abrn. ham HongcyoId and Mrs II. D. Moore, i4Dh.
 Tho standing to date is as fol. lows: Mrs Abraham Hengeyold and Mrs II. B. Moore, .627; Mrs John Collins md Mrs John Murphy, .Gt4; Mrs Thomns Bano and Mrs Joseph Wolfe, .b07; Mrs Thomas T0bin and Mrs Alfred Wolfe, .6s8; Mrs James Walsh and Mrs WII- liam Facth, ,672,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
SiSterhOOd Holds
 Annual Bridge

Tho annual strawberry festival and bridge of tho Slsterhood of Temple Israel was hold last eve- hing at tho homo of Mrs Benjamin oxaroif of Wentworth street. Those Weiss, Mrs Max sallngor, Mrs Charles WeismRn, Mrs Morris Weinstein, Mrs Adolph Kaufman, Mrs Louis Dorfman, Mrs Meyer Erlangor, Mrs Murphy 0roasman, Mrs Nathan Alexander, Mrs Harry Rosenberg, Mrs Sara Freedman, Mrs samuel Holcxer, Mrs D, Vine- burg, Mrs Benjamin Sellgson, Mrs Morris OreonberE, Mrs Samuel Freedman, Mrs Mary Brnndevine, Mrs Marion Beck, Mrs Solomon Rose, Mrs Edward Cohen, Mrs Bessie Rose, Mrs Clarence Frccd- man. Mrs Henry Duke, Mrs Ed. ward Cohen, Mrs Casper Sponro, Mrs Bernard Borment, Mrs Grace, Mir and Mrs Benjamin ogaroff, Mir and Mrs A. J. Torment, Mir Feigin, Jacquellno Spearo, Mir and Mrs Jo. seph J. Coco, Mir and Mrs Edward Hess, Mir and Mrs Louis Simonds Mir and Mrs Joseph ]. Davis, Mir and Mrs Albert Cantor, and Mir and Mrs Harry Liebcskind.
 Prizes were won by Mrs Clara Woisman, Mrs Louis Dorfmnn, Mrs Murray Grossman, Mrs Benjamin Sellgson, Mrs Morris Groonborg, Mrs Clarence Freedman, Mrs Ed- ward Cohen, Miss Jacqueline Spearo, Mrs Louis Simonds, Joseph ]. Gaber and Mrs Harry Liobos- kind.
 Tho affair was in charge of Mrs X. J. Bormcnt who was assisted by Mrs Samuel Chase, Mrs Joseph Gnber and Mrs BenJamln oEnroff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20

Miss Lucy Wnylaud. . student nt Ethel Walker school, arrives to- day to spend tho summer with her parents, Mir and Mrs Elton S, Way. land of woodlawn terrace.
 Miss Ruth Butler, . student Rt Wellesley college, is spending the summer months with her mother, Mrs Joel l. Butler Of Buckingham srtoet.
 William M. Good, Jr, has com pleted his studies at Brown unl. verSity and ls spending tho sum- mer months with hts parents, Dr and Mrs William M. Qood of Co. iumbia boulevard.
 Mir and Mrs Michael Reynolds and Mrs Frank BlaxIer of East orange, ". J., are the guests ,f Mrs Adam Dergamo of Wales street. While here they will attend the commencement excrciaes nt Wilby high school where their sis. tor is n member of tho class.
 Mrs Wallace Schofleid of Fair. view street has been spending H few weeks In pittsheid, Mass. ------
 pr and Mrs Edward A. Horr of Fiske street have returned from Burlington, Vt, whore they attend. cd the commencement exercises at the University of Vermont, Vir- ginia Irving Herr received her do. gree at tho exercises. She was nlso a member of tho Kappa Al. pha Phi sorority at the university, Miss Herr has aB her houso gucNt | for several days hor former room. mate, Mias Jane Molloy of New York.
 John Martin, n student at Roan. oke college, is spending tho sum. mer with his parents, Mir and Mrs Harold R. Martin of Cheshire road.
 Edward A. Herr, Jr, who has completed his freshman yoar at tho University of Vermont, is spending tho summer months with his parents, pr and Mrs D, A. Herr of Flsko street.
 Mir and Mrs James P. Hcaloy of Cooke street nro in Pennsylvania whoro thoy arc attending the com. mencomcnt exercises or tho School of Arts and Sciences at the Uni- vorsity of Ponnsylvania. Their son, James Y. Hcaloy Is a member Of tho graduating class.
 Jnmes Honcbry of Waterville Btroot is attending tho graduating exercises at Holy Cross college In Worcester.
 MT and Mrs Charles Atwood and children Of Dinghamton, N. Y., spent tho week k-end with Mir At. woods mother, Mrs Mabel Atwood Of Watortown avenue.
 Miss Kate Joan kilmartln who was graduated last week from the College of SC Elizabeth ig Bpend- ing several days with her mother Mrs Mary Kllmartin of stato street.
 Miss ElIso Carroll Of Hewlett street was hostess at q bridge At her homo Monday evening eompli- mentlng Miss Daisy Zug, art in- structor at tho Leavonworth High
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
Club Activities

at last nights meeting in MechaD. les hall. Tho staff includes: VII. william Candoe, assistant prosldont Hattie Ncdiitz, vice presldonti ! Fred Deitz, assistant vice.presIdcnt; |; Rose Bishop, conductor; Gertrude E. Mckegg, recording secretary. {. Charles MOseley, iinGnciai Becre' tary; Arthur Daniels, treasurer; Hattie Zediitg, Le0nG Daniels, Alice Moseley, trustees; Ethel Steele, Junior past progidont, and William Cnndee, Junior assIBtant president
 Mrs William A. Carpenter of LOckhGrt avenue was h0BtcsB nt q miscellaneous shower at her homo Monday evening in cOmpll. ment to Ms Mao Downoy. also Of Lockhart avenue whose mar. riage 10 Martin Parker Is t0 Do m eVont of Monday. tho 25th. Garden flowers wore effectively uaed In tho decorative scheme. Those in attendance were Mrs WIl. liam HyIand, Mrs Emil Marks, Mrs John Shea, Mrs Otto Relchen bach, Mrs Ernest Drufa, Mrs Irving OgilvIe, Mrs Edgar Dwyer, Mrs William Foley. Mrs Charles Buttor. ly, Mrs William Pendy and Miss Josephine D0Wney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
Club Outing
 On Saturday

Lake QuaaApaug win bo tho sceno oe a hot dog and steak roAat on Saturday. June as, when tho members ot the Waterbury BusInesn and Professional women's Club will 60 to the summer cottage og Mrs. Lois Thatcher for the after. noon and evening. Each membeu attending will bring her own lunch, according Co her desires, and cook the same over the open nro. This is an annual event and club members all look forward Co it with great anticipation for it Co known that . good time will Do had by all.
 The afternoon will bo spent In swimming, hiking and other out- door sports. This is the second plcs nic of tho season and it is expected that there win be good crowd on hand, when it Is time to start roasting"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
Events of w eek

(TOdny) Luncheon meeting of tho Kiwan. ig club.
 Graduation of public schools. Wiiby high school commcnco- ment exerGisOs.
 Party by PcarI Street Noighb0r' hood House graduates. Lodge meetings:
 TOantick tribe of Red Men Lily of tho Valley Lodge Santa Marin Circle, Daughters
 of fsabelin
 Froneh Frntornni Union Sheridan Council, Knights Of
 Columbus
 Corp. Coyie Post. American
 Legion Auxiliary. Mf
 (T'hWrshnyb Elton, Crosby high schoi graduation ex- ereisoB.
 (f'rldny1 New Rochelle dinner dnnce at Junior W0mcn's club dance at W0men's Club,
 (SnturdMy) Picnic Of Third Congregational church Ht tMkewO0d park. First Lutheran church picnic af Lakewood.
 First M. E, church picnic n' LGke QunfRR pnuR. Bunker Hill church picnic ni fMke Qunssn pauR. 4r
 FUTURE EVENTS June 2B = St pauI's Episcopal picnic Ht Lakewood pnrk. June 2H - Alpha PhI omega dnnre, WRierOWn Country Club, Jvnc 8O--RrrOnd church picnic at tiehih0use point. june alp--Onkviiic COngrcga ton ni picnic nt Lakewood park. JULY rn July a--St I.ucy'E church entcr' tniBment. .dancc. Lakewood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20

St Joseph's church was tho scene of q pretty wedding this morning at Q o'clock when Miss Phyllis Vaiionis, daughter Of MT and Mrs Peter Vaiionis of sixth street bc. came tho bride of Arthur Gilbert, son of Mir and Mrs Louis Gilbert of Webb Btreet. The ceremony was performed by ney Joseph Valan. tiejus who nls0 celebrated tho nup. tlal mass which followed. Poonics, carnations and roses decorated the altar and n special program of nuptiai music was rendered by the church choir. Mss Kathleen dil' bert, sister of tho bridegroom, was tho only attendant of the bride and William VaiOnis. brother of the bride, was the best man.
 The bride wore q gown of white mOusselino do sole, Princess style fashioned with puff rufflod sleeves md a long full skirt terminating in n train. Her veil of tullo was three quarter length with n cap of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20

NAAAW88
 Miss Phyllis vailonis who was married this morning to Arthur Gilbert, son Of Mir and Mrs Louis Gilbert of Webb street, was honor. cd at a grocery shower given rec contiy by Mrs Lawrence. Supper was served and entertainment was enjoyed during the evening. Miss veilonis received many gifts from those attending who included Misses Lucy Cirolo, Helen Vallonls, Antoinette Tisccono, Anna Peplis. Bertha AlIard, Angle 0uglielmo, Anna suback, Angeline 0ugilelmo. Ella Kapicxh, B. Kearney, Claire atemis, Lucille Matti, Brunette Roymond, Peggy suback, Anna and Margaret Dunn, Kathaicen Gilbert, Florence Harmon, Phyllis D0lla Camera, Mrs Jean Mnher. Mrs Jennie Perrelll, Mrs Selma Griffin, Mrs Louis Gilbert, Mrs Claire GuglIeim0, Mrs John Kelly. Mrs Bridget 0arofolo. Mrs Fran. cis Moriarty, ts Mrs Mary Baril. Mrs Peter VniIonig, Mrs Anna Orish, Mrs Anna Bohan and Mrs Victoria ftachas.
 Miss Rose M. DlPictr0 of High. land avenue. who is to be married on July Q, was honored at dln. nor given at the Colonnade by her nssOcintcs at tho Chase companlcs. Tho bride.t0 be was presented with set Of crystni from the guests who included Misses Mary Baker, Irene Cnntin. Margaret Cnscy. Helene COndon, Lena COrldeO, Mary Crean. Irene Daley. Laura Deflnrbiere, Helen Donovan, Helen Tanning, Clara Flammin. Made. line Oimble. Albinn 0erardi, Cor. trudc dcrnrdi, Dorothy Jenkins. Grace Kelly. Grace Leo. Angelino L0ngO, Mnrcieil Mnckin, Louise MulhalI, Mary Murphy, Marie O'Dricn. May Reynolds. Dorothy Nibeii, Rene Trudcii, Mrs Helen IIcardaicy. Mrs Ruth ParBOn, WI. liam Bnrrctt, Harry Hyde. Harvey Page, Charles Patterson, Paul ThOnips0n, Ellsworth Tomlinson and John Watt.
 Mr and Mrs Vincent Downey of Eden street were surprised by c group of their friends at White liougo Tower on Bnturdny evening in honor of tholr wedding anniver. gary. Those attending included Mr and Mrs George Lewis, Mr md Mrs Ralph Erwin, Miss Rollin, Mss AldOna I0uknitis, John He'd. dcrmGn and J, N0ic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
NOtye Danse Club Of. Conn. To Giz'e Dance

numerous friends will ba in at- tendance. The dance Co ekpecttd to be one of the most successful to be spone0red by the group.
 William Mulrennah of ptrateord ls general chairman of the affnlr and is being assisted in the or. rnngemonte by Robert Lee and Frederick Mott of Now Haven, Michael Hculiy and Russell Reds gate of BrldKeport, Donald Han: Scannen of this city. s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20

Inco fastened with orange bios. soms She carried prayer book showorod with gardenias and lilies of the valley. Her attendant wore n fr0ck of pink mousselino do sole with bluo accessories and wore n leghorn hut trimmed with blue fnniines. sho carried m arm bou. auet of Briarcliffe roses and blue larkspur. Tho dress of tho brides mother was cocoa brown satin and tho brIdegroom's mother wore n dress of printed belg0 Ant crepe and q corfago of gardcnlaS.
 A reception WAS held at the homo of the bride following thu ceremony. About fifty. guests were in attendance including out Of town gucsts from Watertown. Bristol .nnd TcrryvIllo. Upon re. turning from m unann0unced wed' ding trip the couple will take up their residence at i6 Fourth street. The bride wOro q three piece navy blue travelling dress with peach nc. cesHOPieB.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
Personals

school, who ls soon to he married, The guests. members of tho tseav. onwUrth faculty Included Mluaea Eleanor Brown, Florence Battle, Helen Hogan, Josephine Men0ttl, Margaret Buckley. and Jennie Fre- nav
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
|MuSicuICIub Has Picnic.


 The Mattatuck Musical Art soc ciety picnic was held Monday eve. ming at tho summer camp Of Mrs Herbert Taylor at f.ako Qunssa. paug. After steak roast, . short business meeting was called by Mrs Taylor, the president. Songs were sung around the camp Are until a late hour. Among those at. tending were; Mir and Mrs Zell- man, Mir and Mrs Charles Cornell, MT and MrB Edward Reichen. bach, Mir and Mrs Myron zellman, of Mcriden, Mrs stephen Hallo. way, Mrs Robin ogden and her two guests, Mrs Oscar ZiRlatEki, Mrs Herbert Taylor, the Misses Mil. drcd Ballard, Edna Armstrong, Margaret Shea, Ethel Zlglatgkl, Harriet Mosgrove, Bernice Rum. noy, and Harold Woodcock, VII. liam and Richard Taylor and Aud. rey March of New York, of radio fame.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
Today's Contract Problem

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