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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-09-05

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
Personal
ALbertusM Magnus 7eaDance Closes Gay Holiday Season

Miss Marion Cass and Francis Noonan; Miss Frances Doyle and Thomas Donovan; Miss Mary AL man and Thomas Noonan: Miss Jeanette Blake and Edward Cass; Miss Claire Demaris and Joseph Nolan; Miss Peggy Stein- metz and James Lawlor; Miss Adelaide Maillard, and M. II. Vaudeville; Miss Francis McGrath and Thomas McGrath; Miss Dor othey O'Donnell and Howard Clan cy.
 Miss Helen Mclaughlin and Will liam de Place; Miss Jane Phelan and Jack Mclaughlin; Miss Irene Daly and Vincent Reade; Miss Miriam Cooney and John Gelgan: Miss Mary Sullivan and Robert McNerny; Miss Alice King and Andrew Monagan; Miss Betty Ford and Paul Kennedy; Miss Mary Me- Grath and William H. Monagan: Miss Dorothy O'Donnell and How ard Clancy; Miss Barbara Cow. perthwaite and Thomas Patterson: Miss Frances Iotchklss and J.. ]. Monohan, Jr.; Miss Mary Smith and T. r. O'Donnell.
 Miss Anna NJ. Lacey and John J. Dunn: Miss Ena Dunn and Nell Doyle; Miss Eleanor Murnane and John Murnane; Miss Alice Lawlor and Ray Bates; Miss Mar celia Corcoran and William J.. Donhue; Miss Mary ]. Jones and Edward D. Bergin; Miss Mildred Mclaughlin and James A. Phelan: Miss Dorothy Joan Shea and D. E, Murnane, Jr.; Miss Ruth Stapleton and John B. Phe'ln; Mir and Mrs Daniel P. Butler; Miss Josephine Culliton and R. ]. Brown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02

S6fn6 blnStfA might make, thc mistake If fttufhthG t6 thtif hanf with A sbade, s6 as t0 trY thd heart Gnfage. BH ffa1 gave n2 fbe heart hn6Asc Ahd ihrfhtd4teW Ifd tf6 nee 6f hearts from drfftr. my, New he returned h sfh4Il
 11b which West won wHh tm King, dfOpDfhE N6ttRs fntth. E,ffAf. btih9 6H 6f tfuhpsy dis- Garded a diamond
 West returned tb6 kfhs ,U shades, which ffaH W61 @lth thc aG6. Now h6 led q srhaH diafh6ftd1 winning in dummy WHh fro kipgt played ffi6 Jack If c16bs qnd dts. cAfd6d the I6sfhE SfaHf. fhe, tGn Of cf1bs Wds nov cashcd ana tho l0aIn9 AlAU6nd dfscafd6df ...
 Now Han spread fh6 bn1d ahd allowed west e makh his Einf W hearts, hut by fefgsfnG f1 take either fh6 cfub 6r heart. nnesscS UAJt nnAhS hV6 6dd 6n fhe band for fh6 f61y Sc0reI o..,z
 IT 4 small spad6 were 6Re1ed fbe decfafef @6pJd hage t6 Alit3wl West f6 b6fd fh6 fffcK VIII the d0een. hftd when west fet4f6fd fh6 spade, me 6a6d nf1st be sfrippcd 6f dIahf6Yidal fte ace q 6lArfs eaefS6 A6d west Rtf fnf6 fhe lead WIfh fhS gf6g 6f Hedftsy which forces him t0 Iead q cf6D|
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
Solution tO Precious Contract Problem

TWO Cincinnati boys had h tough job on their hands ht tho National Contract Clininpl0hmilt' Tournament, because they were defending two coveted tlt les' tile National open Contract Pdlr Championship and inc National Contract Teafns0f-F0ur Chdfnpi0n' ship, These two are Charles A. IlniI and 1t. N. WildberG. ...
 Ilnll and Wl1dbere won tho Pmf Championship in December, l13S' Ini Cincinnati and, with their todfn- mates, Philip and Albert Sclntr' they won tfe Tedm .6f.F6ur titie. Hail is a kcon player, ds IA wen demonstrated ID tO-daEs hand Or which nc makes Ave hearts,
 Bear in mtDd thm ln Chhmpidh- ship tournaments just making your contract Ia D0t mWAys enough IT 4 hand has hVG odd ln lt, ydTd better make inc extra trick Or you may receive a very low mdtch point score,
 TIic PIny =.
 When East opened the hVe Nf clubs, Hall could easlly sec thm, If tho club in ssse failed, 4 U0h might Dc ruffed and that h6 fniEht easily lose Il spade and f hehrfl HaII's first play W1s t0 refuse thH finesse and go right up With tha ace in dummy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
Business And Professional Club Opens Yearly Program

Ka,NAFlAe MWRN Pa(Ille clothes caNSNltAht Sf ltArtt9Gd, will NdN dress the MemSeEA
 Proceeding MlsS eatllle there wlM he fNeNaNSNs hN hNNls et Ms selma kSMalhe et New MlltNll, Mrs kNMNlNe ls A MeMbep Nt lhS New MlltNA hMstNess ANd Pros teSstSNal WeMeh's club aud lA WeN known MrSNgheWt the state ~ NelNg very active M the state 0Fs gANtEaClSN,
 MlSs MRhel BaeNman wlM be heSteSS At the sNNper aud Mss EoreNee treeNleat, Rrestdeh( Nt tho eNNM WN( rreSlde at the meeta MB
 0N Tuesday, IaNNapy S, tue con, tract hplaee elAeAeA Wlll feaNMe after A two Weeka' vacation, Vhe advanced class wlll NaN nlANlnd ANplieate boards aud all memhere who are interested in lNlhlnH una gEoNN aye invited ta d0 e0,
 The dlseNaal0h Br9Np WlN Weet ON Wednesday, JAhNAW Nth, trom 2 ts S h m, aNd wlll conduct . nANel eN tho AUbleet Nt "the tes gal SIatua 0f Women lh G0nNeetls cut" with Mlss lteleN k TArelM Rs leNder, asslsled hy tue MlsAes MaE E lleRneaseN Nmlly N, MefNmAh ana Alethea M FNuer
 
 The Waterbury catholic illHN Seheol AlNmnae Wlll hold tue llFt NlretMg Nt the new NeAr nn Nra daN January Ath at tlAN o'el0eN, Fhe bUslhesa meetlnH wlll he tels lowed hV A seelAl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mount HoLyoke Tea Yesterday

Miss Jennie Jerome's home, tn New Haven, was the scene yester- day of an informal tea from On> til 6, given by the Mount Holyoke Alumnae of New Haven and N'cin~ ity. The affair was given tn honor of the undergraduates spendlhg the Christmas recess with ther parents and those planning to eh~ ter Mount Holyoke next tnlh There was two groups Of seasonal auh occasional songs by Miss Ruth Fer ry, accompanied by Miss Alice Morse; and gift grab-bag lh charge of Miss Ruth CloOsc, AS sisting the hostess was Miss ROth Buddington, Mrs, C, e. Harold and Miss Marjorie Segur,, The committee In charge included Miss Margaret Ostranden ehnirmahi Miss Frances Alden and Mrs, Thomas Coughlin.
 Among the guests were Miss Elizabeth Barnes ot EsseS; Miss Wmifred Durand Of Cheshire; Miss Elvena Uerncr Of llamdcni Miss Amy Goodyear of West Havehi Miss Helen Gulla of Naugat0eki Miss Lydia Hall of Wallingfnrdi Misscs Arclen Nance and Jeahnet. te Mnnhrcy ot nNmdcht Miss Mar 1orlo Mrogan of ShellOni Miss Marion Mcad of Danb0ryi Missts Eleanor and Janet Roberts or nnmdcn, Miss Barbara smith of Darlcn; Miss Ruth Mcclellan or orange, and tho following from Now Haven't Misses Helma tas. man, Helen naUry, DarhHm lew lett, Helen Jones, Helen Ehowltuh, pearl Moclcr, Alison UstrahdtE Frances Seuddcr, Joyee l,ore(lo, Esther 1.nrnsh, Frances pNddls come, Frances R0schstock anu Marjorie stewart
 Mr and Mra Benlamln t llAles Of Slarvlow avenue we've tehdefed n suprlso celebration lh honor or their twenty.hrth wedding AhhlVetA aary nt the homo of their sOh, Francis Hale, on Homestead ave huo on last Saturday evening, rho gucals of honor were presented with h purse uf AllVer uAmeF, dancing ana alhglhg were enjoyed md followed by h bnrret lunch, Those present weres Mr and Mrs Wilbur nerbe, Mr and Mra ue0rHe Eastwood, Mr ana Mrs Lloyd Perry anu daughter Jnhe, Mr. anu MFa Robert Busch, Mir hnd Mrs jhmes Overtoh, Mir ana Mra Wllllhtn fhl q lon, Mr ana Mra John Eastwood, Mr ana Mra kred l,eebc, Mss Mar gnre, Towhaehd, Mir and Mrs liar; old ncebe, Miss Evelyn lieebe ana Ueorgo n0x, Miss thrlsllhh Alex under nhd oliver itnlea, Miss llhsHl lleebe and ithlph Sheldrlek, JhtR iieche, Mr ana MrA tienlhhl VI llnles, and Mir and Mrs frhhtls llalea,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
Margaret Hennessy
 Wed This Morning

Rev, Leo M, EiMn of Bridgeport oFtcallea at the weAdlNg v hs brother, Joseph F, Einh 6t Second avenue who was united lh marriage io Miss MargareC h. llehnesSy Sr Cooke street (hls MorAiRg Nt ' o'clock at the tmmAeNlaCe Comedy ton church, The hNp(ial hBh mass which followed was eNha by Rev, krNnk |, Elnh of Uulll0rd, assist , ST Sno.S SS iSSSS NSrSwele Vsa sNa Rev. @ SS Nj, ElnN of lirldBeborG aN brN(helA of(he bMAesrOom, A speetal pre-. gram or msNle was fehdefed MiNh William O'Brleh As sel0let reNders mw Ave Marta" and "PAhlS AhB0, leNs," Mrs, Mary ttaVih. WaA (he malron of hohor and 0hly hNehAa ant of the bride ahd John w, FINh intended hts brother as beat man,
 Following the reeeNtleh q Weh' alhR hreAkras was helA h( the Hotel Elloh Upoh felNrhlhH ftnm an NnANhoAheea wedding Wlh, Mh F,hn ana hla hrlde WOl take up lheW residence at al Cooke s(feeh
 Mr. and Mps, Mark h SpeFtN Lr, of MlddlebUfy gAEe N, e6eka Mll party at their home M9hdhN nvenlhH preceding the Dutch NreAt dance at the Waterbury club, Thelt auesls included Mh and MFH, tebs eN lh Munger Mh and Mrs, b0hl Nld N Tu(lle, Mh and MFs, GhANns eey p, tIOas, ad, Mr. ana ME, NhArlea If, tpH0hh jFu Edwin e. ll0hE JrA MlHs Ann .bfgeA ltlehs ard ilNhN Mlas Elizabeth FleldlhH, Mrs, Relty ihFklh, Aired it6Wa lana, Mr. ana Mrh. Thomas Y, KellhhM Mr. and MFs, Fredetlolt lt, kellOBg, tohh k, l'rh(h MlsH Margaret Lewis, MlHA lloNHe nrlugs, f. DNlO0R NOble. Mllluh tNpFAll Milton hrlel0h MlAH lihr
 bArn (loaddRnll, Nii4A HllRhbtlh FNllon, Edward WOlkNnH, Mr ana Mfs. liehpy w. Wlllh MF, ana rH. HlIol p, tlosH, llh and ME. Charles ihrlin, MT. aud MlA ! warren l'Ds0h MlF9 lthUlh | llAl 2 lielh, Wade itUheFts, l,Hlilbl bt Cook and carter EhahH0h,
 Mr and Mrs Joseph MekniHht haVe returned t0 their home on Wht6Fl6Wn avenue after spending several dAVA ln New York,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
Personal

Miss Mary Mlies of Wetherslleld ls spending tho holidays with rolh. lives here.
 Mr and Mrs Charles i1, Wood. lock have returned to thelr homo on Farmington avenue nftor hpehd- Ing several days with Mrs Wooa- locks sister, Mrs Frank tennev and Mir Lonncy of St Albnhs, l.. l,
 Mas Pauline Mcmbrlno hns re-. turned to Teachers college at Frodorlcksburg, Va, after spending tho recess at her homo oh Silver street.
 Mrs Grace Barry of Willow street has returned hfter NiAitlfg her daughter, Miss Frances l|hfry of New York for tho holiday ana pnst few dnys
 Mir and Mrso stanley KoVol Of IGnglewood avenue have been ApondIng aovnrnl days ln New York where they were registered at the Hotel Lincoln.
 Miss lily Larsen has returned to her home fin Greenwich after gpondIne several days hH the guest of Miss Mary Murphy Of Cooke street.
 Mr and Mrs Richard iiethnn- court hnVc returned from tholr wedding trip and have taken iip their residence on Wlllow btreet' Mrs f,ethnhcourt is the former Miss Marjorie Frances Wood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
Frank Murnane Is
 Rendered Party

A combination New Years eve celebration and birthday party was held Monday evening at tho Hotol Elton in compliment to Frank Murnane of Farmington avenue, During the evening the honored guest was presented with many un- usual gifts. Members Of the party included: Miss Dorothy Shea and Frank Murnane, Miss Hazel Pear sall and George Fruin, Miss Alico Anderson and George Thompson, and MT and Mrs Daniel r. Butler.
 A surprise party was given to Mrs. Paul Dcl.eO of East Liberty street by her sons, John and Jo- seph DcLeo Sunday afternoon. The house was decorated with colored strenmers for tho party and re- treatments were served. Mrs. De-
 Leo was given several beautiful gifts from those attending who in- cluded Mrs. Anna Mastrianno, Mir. and Mrs. Sebastian Burgto, Mrs. Mary Guerrera, Mrs. Grace Dad dona, MT. and Mrs. Michael Bur- gio, MT. and Mrs. Edward Grave. line, Mrs. Mary DlBattiste, Mrs
 AdelIne Davino, Mrs. Raphael or lando, Mrs. Susan Msere, Mra. Katherine Mancuso, Mrs. Angellne DeLco, Mrs. Nancy Pugliese, Mrs. Katherine Mancuso, Mrs. Antoi- nette Lupone, Mrs. Elsie Debramo, Mrs. Maria DiMnria, Misses Mary Burglo, Mary DiBattiste. Antoi- nette Debramo, Anna, Mary, Elvi- na and Lucy DeLeo, Louis and An- thony DcLeo and Joseph Marino.
 Miss Elinor Miles of Albion street was hostess at holiday cotillion for her social dancing class at Christ Chapel recently. The decorations consisted of ever green trees and q large illuminated tree. Favors and elimination evening and refreshments were served. Those attending wore Misses Christine Blake, Marion Blanchette, Charlotte Blanchard, Charlotte Chrlstofferson. Virginia Casey, Ellen Cream, Margaret Currle, Helen Dalton, Betty Ehr- hnrdt. Shirley Ehrhardt, Barbara Garms, Barbara Gay, Virginia Gibson. Miriam Harris, Marion Harmon, Ellen Howell, Jano Kol- scy, MarJory knopp, Ruth Lam bert, Mr/garet Lpwlor, Ellen Murphy, Catherine Nastri, Eleanor O'Neil Margaret Sanford. Alice Thomas, Pauline Wilcox, Doris Wlikcnbach, Evelyn Wills, Mar iory Gould, Charles Audct, Writer Bltman, Francis Boylcs, John Coolidge. William Carew, Robert Farley. Edward Freeman. Myron Franzel, George Fehrs, Harold Hill, Richard Kricdel, Robert knickcr- booker. William Lcfevro, Edward Mosel Francis Murphy, William Molaskey. Richard Northrou. Fran
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
Weddings
Nicot'ADia--.NiuNliiiAN {.

MIaA Martha MeMlllhh, niece Of Mira JhmtA iihrr bf Coo street. anu John MeQuhde, abh of Mr. ana Mrs John Metjunde of Whtetvlllb street were united lh marriage this ihpfll- Ing at fl o'clock at tho fettGfy of st Mhrgartt's church, M lss Jean MeQuhde, h slater bf lhe brldrgrb6n wGA her only attend ant, and Nell MtMlilhn, h brother of tho bride, WhA best ihlliil
 rho bride wore h E0Wh Of reh- toek blue crepe trimmed lh silver and with which ihe wore h wliltt turbnn, styled with A nose yell. she carried 1'hlIsmhh t6stst TIie bridesmaid wore h dress or the same color but alyled with h Ailvef jnektl. She also wore IL Wllllh jurinn with h Veli and ehfflhn tt1 rOAta. 't'he brldt'a aunt WhA htllttn in black crepe and her. Gofahee wt9 of len roses. fine ,rldetr96lh' z mother wore Nile green ana htr rorsnge Waa also Of lnn roses,
 'fhe reception WlllWl f0llOWt0 lhe oarein0ny Wha held .ht Mt9 linrra home, guests hlttnnlhs rom lhla city, sDHneheid, Mheh' N0f.. folk and Uhl0h Ulty, Later ih the dny ihe couple left oh their #el. ding trlb, thh bride Wthtlht "A travel a costume of brown ,Xlth nconsaoiles t6 match. Thhy VII bo nt I Walnut street, up0h tetdfh- Ing.
 Miss Jane Nelson ~iiO attends Vllln Maria academy lh Cdhdhh hna been spending the holiday te4 cess nt her home on Bettiitf dVe' fIt1p,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
Weddings
Women ns Club 7o HdOe Busy Monlh

HevNg(Al events are RAhedNlea. fNN the WA(eFANpN WnMeh'N. elNk dNfa lNH the ehehlha RAhth .ek the ka8ts SAegeN( event tNhleA leAA lh the meellNaa wllN NRe Aeheaulea las WNN Nflss NNNlSe Avery NA Ike snSNkeN ANNlheR VIII fellAw ON sSWN,tNes sS",tN IISe,3dSs NM RpshkOn h, haAIelA Mrs William h heteha ct, MFs heplRam halleN MfA hNVld Y, dAlheA ana Mrs WllllAm one of the lapaA ,Nluh events Ni the year la ANhNNNleO for LAhuapN ssAd when (hN lounge tea VIII DO MM,S,eaI MNIS TVM nrasvsSn sy 'SliI SVV SSNieysd wlCh Mas Anita fpNNktlNld AA hNrnlpl and MARlOple Nash NuhA Aa
 iAeut NleNNrd Henry crane, u, .H, Nu aud Mrs crane lhtt Huha dRy tOr. Los AnueleA, Ghlltl EEnh whore they wll later eAM gh tAa l,WNme for llonoluln, MAwalh lleNt, Crane, whe hAA been atass NSs"@S "l.SSOdS,HH'' ,H' '%IH HSs located h ito la tho hon ut Mr, and MFn, t(eorpe W crane ot Yates AvenuNi Previous lo their marriage eAlly m Novem6er Mrs, crane was Mlph Ln(a Todd, dNuHhleP Ht. NevI and Mrh ileRrS hNldwlh Todd, ed,
 MlAa Mary oullter Nt Hamilton avenue Ia apeRdlnp the week M Maui NapN OllV,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02

cis Richardson, David smith. George Stevens, Francis Sullivan,
 Morton Tracy, Edward Tucker, Ralph Tyrrell, Thomus White, John Denver, Frederick Wilson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02

A gay festive group of about fifty couples celebrated New Years day in a fitting yesterday afternoon when they attended the annual tea dance of the Waterbury Chapter of the Albertus Magnus College Alumnae association.
 Miss Frances Doyle of Thomas ton was chairman of the commit tee in charge and was assisted by Miss Jane Phelan as co-chairman. Other members of the committee included Misses Mary Stroker, Irene Daly and Dorothy Shea.
 Among those attending were Miss Anne Lawlor and William Guilfoile; Miss Mary c. Guilfoile and Benedict Maloney; Miss Polly Daly and Joseph Daily; Miss Mary Minervini and Lawrence Ciaccioln; Miss Marion McGovern and Robert Beirne; Miss Mary M. Meehan and William O'Neill; Miss Lynn r. Caine and Louis Krodel; Miss Bet ty Bergin and Francis Mu1ligan;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02

MT and Mrs John oscar Hansen who celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary recently. were honor ed at party given by MT and Mrs c. Fred Beebe of Middlebury. The couple received number of beautiful gifts from the guests who included MT and Mrs Ray mond Snyder, MT and Mrs Van Snyder, Mrs Anna Hansen, Wen dell Hansen, Miss Agnes Carroll, MT and Mrs Fred Pope, Mir and Mrs George Howe, MT and Mrs Raymond Shove, Mrs Julia Snyder and their daug' ter. Doris, Mrs Wilbur Beebe, Evelyn Hazel and Jack Beebe. Eleanor, Marion and Howard Townsend, Mrs Ruth Townsend, Mir and Mrs Donald Gra- ham, MT and Mrs Philip Liner and their daughter, Loretta. MT and Mrs Becbe and children. Donald and Arlene and Warren Hansen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02

Miss Mary Murtha and John Murthn, children of Mir and Mrs John r. Murtha of West Hartford, were guests over the weekend of Miss Leonle Williams and Mss Rachael Williams, daughters of MT and Mrs Samuel r. Williams, Jr of Hillside avenue
 Miss Gertrude Myers has rc- turned to her studies nt Colby Junior college at New London, N. IT,, after spending some time with her mother Mrs Clara Myers of LelIingwell avenue.
 Miss Virginia Worth has ro- turned to MaryVille college, Mary vlllo, Tenn, after spending several days at her homo on Chestnut avenue.
 Edward R. Jones has returned to Washington, D. C., after visit Ing with his parents, Mir and Mrs Edwin IT.. Jones of Flsko street.
 Mr and Mrs Daniel !, 1.cnry and daughter, Eleanor and Mss Anne Lcary Of Frank street have been soJournlng in Miami, Florida.
 
 Miss Josephine smith of Bridge port has been tho guest of Mss Katherine OBrlen of Willow street for several days.
 cis Richardson, David smith, George Stevens, Francis Sullivan, Morton Tracy, Edward Tucker,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02

Monday, January ', the Water. bury business and Professional WomeN's club will start the new year with a supper al 6 o'clock followed by Melr regular business meeting, After the bOsihess Mss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02

-Guntlerl photo.
 MRS FREDERICK MAllINO pretty holiday wedding yesterday morning at oeock
  hrldc Frederick Mollno Q Valdumbrn also celebrated tho maid Joseph Mnno attended Mr Mhrho hs  attred In whto transparent fitted terminating AEht with hossohs Her httred h frock
 
 
  Of the bride following the cfe- lJDonr and his bride residence 38O Willow stroet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
CONTRACT BRIDGE
- By VIM. E. MCKINNEY secprtory of thc AmcrIcnn Bfidee League

''"' '' Win ron Scores Who Find Means 'fd Get
 That Extra Trick.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
New Club at c.. u. to
Give Smoker Tuesday

The first freshman smoker Of the
Washington Club, recently organized
social unit at the Catholic University
and the newest member of the fra
ternity movement on the campus. will
be held Tuesday evening in the home
of Mr.. Frank D. Law, jr., at 1920
Yuma street northwest. Mr.. Henry c.
Rexach of 1924 Chaplin street north
west, first president of the club, is in
charge of arrangements.
Speakers at the smoker will include
the Rev. Speer Strahan Of the depart
ment of English at the university,
club moderator; Mr.. Arthur ]. Berg
man, director of athletics; DR.. Fred
erick v. Murphy, head of the de-
partment of architecture at the uni
versity, and DR.. Otto j. Rainier, dean
of freshmen. The meeting will be
featured by motion pictures of the
varsity foot ball and boxing teams of
the university, to be operated by
Father Strahan.
The Washington Club. approved by
his excellency, the Most Rev. James
H. Ryan, Bishop of Modra and rector
Of the university, and the Rev. DR.,
Frank P. Cassidy, dean of men and
moderator of the Interclub Council
brings the total number of organiza-
tions of the university to five. The
bod Noon Club, founded in the Spring
of 1921, which became Omega Chap
ter of Phi Kappa in 1880, inaugu-
rated the fraternity movement on the
campus. The bod Noon group was
followed by the Abbey Club in 1922
the first club to be officially approved
by the university administration: the
Senators Club and the Utopian Club
both in 1928. Both the new Wash
ington Club and the Senators Clut
are open exclusively to nonresident
students of the university.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Dances at Fort Meade
Cocktail Party Precedes Affair at
Officers Club Visitors Present.

FORT GEORGE MEADE. Md.
April lS.-Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Alvin
Colburn. and Capt. and Mrs. Charles
M. Walton were hosts for the tea
dance which was held at the Ofi1cers
Club Sunday, April Z. Preceding the
dance, Mai. and Mrs. Carl ]. Adler
entertained at q cocktail party. Others
who entertained before the dance were
Capt. and Mrs. Laurence r. Bower.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John H. Evans had
guests Sunday for the tea dance, In
cluding Lieut.. and Mrs. r. e. Libby
of Washington and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Richard Boaz, Lieut.. and Mrs. E..
Conrad Metcalfe, Lieut.. and Mrs. John
Burnside, Mrs. Snowden Ashford and
Lieut.. Bradford Bartlett of Annapolis.
Lieut.. Robert j. Moulton and his
mother, Mrs. James D. Moulton, also
entertained guests from Annapolis
Sunday, and later attended the tea
dance. Their guests included Lieut..
and Mrs. Charles Phelger, Mrs. Louise
Moran, Miss Marie Louise Moran, and
Lieut.. Edward SchanZe.-
Capt and Mrs. Russell F. Walthour
entertained at dinner Thursday eve
ming in compliment to Maj. and Mrs.
Walton H. Walker who will 60 on
leave shortly to Washington where
Maj. Walker will attend the War
College Their other guests included
Representative Joe Starnes of Ala
bama. Capt. and Mrs. Richard II.
Anderson. and Lieut.. and Mrs. Jesse
L. Gibney.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Rothwell H. Brown
had as their guest for several days
recently Lieut.. Elmer Webb. who Is on
leave at present having just returned
from duty in the Philippines.
Capt. Herman o. Lane, who was
formerly stationed with the saith In
fantry at Fort Meade, and has been
at Kane, Pa. on duty with the c. c.
c. for some time. and Mrs. Lane were
visitors on the post last week. Capt.
and Mrs. Lane are soon to leave for
the West Coast where they will be
stationed.
Capt. Loren A. Wetherby left the
post Thursday for Kane, where he is
to relieve Capt. Lane as sub-district
commander.
Preceding the dance which Is being
held at the Officers Club this evening
Col. and Mrs. Charming E. Delaplane
were hosts at supper.
A rather large affair was the pro-
gressive supper given by Lieut.. and Mrs
Armistead D. Mead. jr, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Ralph E. Tibbetts, and Lieut..
and Mrs. Thomas H. James preceding
the dance this evening. The guests
assembled at Lieut.. and Mrs. Meads
quarters, proceeded from there to
Lieut.. and Mrs. James for supper. and
last to Lieut.. and Mrs. Tibbetts' for
dessert.
Lieut.. Charles A. Kengla, United
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Strine.Lay Wedding
Preceded by Parties

A number Of parties have been given
during the past week in honor of Miss
Florence Nancy Lay. whose marriage
to Mr. Fred Ehrenfeld Strine will take
place Monday, April %, in st. Johns
Episcopal Church in Chevy Chase
Yesterday she was honor guest at a
luncheon given by Mr.. Strine's cousin,
Mrs. Norvell Belt of Edgemoor, Md,
at which the guests were the girls
who are to be the bridesmaids at the
wedding and also Miss Lays mother,
Mrs. Jessie Alvin Lay. and Mrs. How
ard F. Strine. the mother Of the
bridegroom-elect.
Last evening Miss Lay and the
members of the bridal party were en-
tertained by Mrs. Lambert O'Donnell
at her home in Georgetown. Other
parties that have been given re-
Gently in honor of Miss Lay include
shower given by Miss Elizabeth Offut,
dinner at the Washington Golf and
Country Club given by DR.. Howard H.
Strine, a cousin of the bridegroom
elect, and two evening parties given by
Mrs. James Orme, and by Miss
Frances Ward.