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tions Division, City Post once, Joseph
Donovan, 100.l1; White House, Frank
K. Sanderson, 1865.
Gifts of 500 or more reported yes
terday were as follows:
$1,000, Mrs. Eleanor Patterson.
$4,000, Princess Margaret Boncom-
pagni.
S2,5oo, Judd s Detweiler. Inc, and
Capital Transit Co.
$2,400, Chief Justice Charles Evans
Hughes and Woodward Lothrop en-
ployes.
$4,000, Byron s. Adams.
$1,000, Mrs. Alexander MacKay-
Emith and Mr.. and Mrs. e. I. Kauf-
mann.
$500, National Metropolitan Bank.
William Hahn g. Co.. Inc, and Mrs.
James Parmelee.
$1,000, Warner, Loew and Keith
Theaters and National Savings q Trust
Co.
$1,000. w. G. e. A. N. Miller, Ches-
ter C. Bolton, Clarence F. Norment,
ST.; Mr.. and Mrs. William H. White,
IT,, and Mrs. Beale r.. Howard.
$500, Mrs. e. Newlands Johnston,
Miss Justine May Corby. Miss Muriel
Elanor Corby and Mrs. william 8.
Corby.
$7oO, Elite Laundry, Inc; Charles
C. Glover, jr.; J. H. Hanna and Amer
ican Ice Co.
$700, John H. Wilkins Co.
1858, United States Soldiers Home
$500, Mrs. Charles D. Walcott, Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce Butler, Wilkins-Rog-
ers Milling Co., Mr.. James Clark Nc
Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes
and George Rublee.
$500, Mrs. w. r. Knobloch, Per-
petual Building Association, Mf. and
Mrs. John Crosby, Hon. Irwin Laugh
lin, Terminal Refrigerating & Ware
housing Corp. Col. and Mrs. Wrisley
Brown, Mrs. Robert Todd Lincoln
Waggaman & Brawner, Inc; Col
U. S. Grant, 3d. George P. Marshall
the NARROW Coal Co., Mrs. Irwin
Laughlin, Mrs. Willard M. Kiplinger
Welfare & Recreation Association
Mrs. Sarah Stokes Halkett, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Councillor, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Clark C. Grifnth, Norfolk &
Washington D. C. Steamboat Co., Mr.
Frank B. Lellogg and Sapt. Stewart F
Smith.
s48O, Robert Y. Fleming.
S400, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Ham,
ilton, Mrs Charles Isham, Miss Elinol
Ryan and Laura z. Wilder.
$3.50, Kings Palace department store
and Comdr. Joseph B. Eastman.
$3.50, Brewood. Inc, and District
Title Insurance Co.
$500, John r. Turney, Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Trowbridge, Lawrence M. c
Smith, Fannie May Candy Co., Jay
N. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex B
Hagner, Mazo-Lerch Co., Inc, anc
M. H. Mazo, Edgar K. Legg, jr.; Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob s. Gruver, Mr.. an6
Mrs. James A. Emery and Georgetown
Visitation Convent (students).
s270, National Capital Bank.
$3.50, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eris Powell
I. S. Turnover, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
]. Sundlun, Cooley Bros. L. E. Breun'
niger, Miss Harriet P. Winslow, George
E. Walker, Inc; Hudson Supply &
Equipment Co., David Silverman, Mrs
Sadie Grosner, D. H. G. Moulton and
r. P. Andrews Paper Co.
$240, McCambridge g. McCambridgt
| Co.
1928. D. G. S. employees, Terminal
Warehouse.
1925, Mr.. Willis Van Devanter.
S223.50, Charles Pilzer and Joseph
| Albert
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5000, Swagar Sherley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeves Lewis, Henderson B. Gregory,
DR.. F. w. Ballou, Standard Oil Co. Of
New Jersey, Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Emery, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell p. Free
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Southgate,
Capital Printing Ink Co., D. J. Duni-
gan, Inc, Mrs. Mary Roberts Rine-
hart, Robert P. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank F. Nesbit, Sydney r. Prince,
Everett Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harding
Paul, Mrs. Ralph Mcdowell, Schwab,
Inc, Simon, Kienigsberger & Young,
Young & Simon. Marion Edwards
CToner, Mrs. c. S. McCawley, G. Car
roll Todd, James e. Collifiower g. Co..
Inc, Mrs. Ralph Worthington, National
Radio Institute, American Stores Co.,
James z. Smith, Wallis Cafe, Second
National Bank, Edward w. Minte Co.,
Inc, Stones Mercantile Agency, Inc,
and Miss Jean Cole.
SITS, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard L.
Hardin.
$50, Sumner Wells, Robert Lin
coin O'Brien, l.. 8. Schmeckebier,
J. E. Dyer & Co., w. g. j..
Sloane, s. w. link, A. G.. Bishop,
Mrs. Tracy Dows, Howard Moran, Ed
ward Gardner. Sir Wilmott and Lady
Lewis, Mrs Sumner Wells, Most Rev.
J. M. Mcnamara, Howard r. Norton,
Col. Frederic L. Huidekoper, Stephen
Wallace Dempsey, Capt. and Mrs.
Chester Wells, Lynch Luquer, H. B.
Leary, Jr., Bros, Alexander Wylie,
George c. Pumphrey, Rudolph & West
Co., Ell and Kay Building and Invest
ment Co., the Larpel Co., Inc, Frigid-
aire Corp, Comdr c. B. Addison, Inter-
national DiStilling and Distributing
Corp, William F. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Powell Minnigerode, Nolan Motor
Co., and Hill & Tibbtts, Inc.
S145, w. v. Hardie.
s140, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Miller.
| $3.50, DR.. and Mrs. Michael McIn-
erney.
s127, Gen. and Mrs. S. T. Ansell.
| $125, Robert C. Jones & Co., Dr. E.
| G. Breeding, Comdr. C. H. Maddox,
United States Navy; Mrs. Harry Nor
ment, Welt & Norman, DR.. and Mrs.
Herbert Friedenwald, j. William Lees
Sons Co., and Edward Baltz.
s120, Frank Council. Wilmer A.
Hill. Martin Waxman. E. B. Adams
Co., Diamond Cab Co., Strayer College,
Wesley Marvin, Allen A. Stockdale,
William j. Turner, Mrs. Cuno H. Ru-
dolph, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin G.
Murphy, Emanuel r. Haas, the Wal
cott- Taylor Co., Inc; James Sharp,
John Scott Lansell and Charles w.
YoSt.
s11o. Leroy o. King and Mrs. Eliza
beth Land.
s1os, Maj. Sidney Morgan.
s1O5, Ransdell, Inc.
S104, G. w. Forsberg.
S100, John H. Bartlett, Super Con-
crete. the Tolman Laundry, M. e Hor-
ton, Mrs. Henrietta Herzog, Chester
H. Warrington, Laidlaw g. Co., Ordi-
nance welfare Board. War Depart
ment; Claude r. Porter, Henry
Mongenthau, jr, Thomas J. Cool
idge, Elsie L. Boswell, Kassan- Stein,
Inc, Garden T. Shoppe, William D.
Hoover, Anthony F. G. Lucas; Hotel
Harrington, Shell Eastern Petroleum
Products, Call Carl, Inc, Becker S
Leather Goods, w. c. Ruediger, Robert
J. Rothstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. James p
Mckinney, Joseph J. Cotter. Frank A
Kerr & Co., The Hot Shoppes. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter White, William P
Folger, S. A. Reeves, Fairmont School
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Lucas, Mr.. and
Evening star., 1935-11-24
Steel Helmet 20 Years Old.

BERLIN, November % R.-The
twentieth anniversary of the steel
helmet was celebrated today in Ger.
many. Observing the anniversary,
Gen. Werner Won Blomberg. minister
of defense, sent a letter of apprecia-
ton to Prof. Friedrich Schwerd Of
the Hanover Institute of Technology,
designer and creator of the helmet.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
FROM ST. LOUIS
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Mrs. w. K. Boyd OF st. Louis ar
rived Thursday evening to spend
Easter with her daughter, Mrs. w
P. Zacharias. She was met at Tue
son by Mr.. and Mrs. Zacharias.
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Miss Willive Gardner of Tucson is
the house guest of Miss Wilma Har-
riS at her home on Noon street.
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Mrs. Joe Ber1 was a visitor here
Thursday from Tucson.
Mrs. r. J. Hook and son and
daughter will arrive from Williams
today to visit Mrs. Hooks mother,
Mrs. r. T. Taylor.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
DtQb School Mews
MARGARET HANDLEY
YGNACIO CASTRO
Special Reporter
Sponsor

E. Wilson of Douglas. the date of
May 4. has been chosen for the
Southern District Declamatory Con-
test to be held in Tombstone.
The participants in the local De-
clamatory Contest to be held on
April Is. placing first and second,
are entitled to enter the district
contest.
The judges for the Noga1es Con-
test are: Mrs. Q. A. Smith, Mrs.
Duane Bird, and Mrs. Bruce Fen
ton. ).
Nogales international., 1935-04-06

ments and calling cards for soon
they will be bidding N. II. S. good
bye! :"
ARGUS Reddoch, class president,
asks that all Seniors. please. send
in their orders to him as soon as
possible.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
RS01CIetE,;Ia|
TO VISIT HERE
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III VISIT HE0E
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lohn and two
children of Los. Angeles will arrive
in June to visit Mr.. Lohn's father,
Alderman-E Elect A. w. Lohn, well
known photographer. From Nogales,
accompanied by A. w. Lohn, they
will go to San Diego to attend the
exposition.
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TO MARYLAND
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Mrs. William Murray CMary Wise)
and two daughters are leaving TO-
day to join Mr., Murray in Mary
land
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Capps were
Tucson visitors Wednesday.
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SENIOR CLASS NEWS
(By Emile Itule)

(By Emile Itule)
AL Seniors desiring to send for
their class rings are advised to bring
their money before April IL. No
other order will be sent off.
The Seniors have been looking ov-
er various graduation announce
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CASTLES AND ATOMS
ARE IN THE AIR
(By Evelyn Page>
M. Haddock's chemistry class has
been making small and large castles.
These castles are made on stiff
white paper or colored paper.
The molecules are being put to-
gether with little wires fastened
with gum-drops. chewing-gum balls
and different candy.
These castles and molecule atoms
will be put on exhibit at the end of
the year. ..
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
PICNIC

PICNIC
(By Leslie Hardly
The members of Miss Margaret
Handley's homeroom held a picnic
at Monkey Springs, Sunday, March
80. About 30 pupils attended.
One of the exciting incidents Of
the picnic was the disappearance Of
Pearl Parrish who was later found
climbing steep hill about half a
mile below the picnic grounds.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
GLEE CLUB
iEy M. A. Crenshaw)

fEy NJ. A. CrenshaW) !
The Seventh Grade Glee Club,
under the direction of Miss K. Day.
ton, will present program at the
meeting Of the Woman's Club, Tues
day, April 9.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
CONTESTANTS PICNIC

. (By M. A. Crenshaw)
The ticket selling contest of the
Red and White Ministries was won
by o. Manrique' and L. Becerril's
team.
The winners will be given a picnic
Saturday April 6 at Bloxton.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
RADIO CLUB
(Bye Evelyn Page

(By' Evelyn Page
Mr.. Haddock reported that the
Radio Club had not done anything
new, but they were still working
hard. He said that they had heard
from one new station, and it was a
little better than Tubac. This sta
ton was Sedalia, Mo.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
JACK LEWIS
Editor
DRAMATICS CLUB
Ry Jean G1fsSaDl

A regular meeting Of the Dramat-
les Club was held Tuesday.
The purpose Of. the meeting was
to discuss the selection Of pins and
the Dramatic Club program dance
held last night. !
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
ALUMNI NEWS
(By Fred AtWoOd)

Charlie Williams made first team
on the college football team at
Tempe College. Charlie payed in the
back field In the last game. Not only
has he made good in sports but al
so In scholarship.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
JUNIORS TO COMPETE
IN GREENWAY MEET

(By r. Lowe)
The Juniors who gave such a good
performance In the interscholastic
track meet will again have an op-
portunity of showing their grit and
track ability In the Greenway Meet
which will be held on the local track
field on the 9th of April.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
BRIDGE PARTY
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Mrs. r. 8. Simpson was hostess
Saturday afternoon to q lovely
bridge party at her home on Walnut
street.
The guest list included Mesdames
Alfred Kibbe, Charles Smith, J. g..
Gonzales, William Kennedy, L. L..
Ledford, james Garrett, H. C.
Wayte, Bruce Hines, p. H. Beau
champ, w. M. Thatcher. Lon Bell
man.. Herman Medlen. Lloyde Ed
naonson, Bert Smith, q. r. Mich
aels, E. r. Richards, M. C. Little.
Jr., r. E. Lee, Charles Wise, D. O.
Wilkey. I. H. Shannon. Thomas
Hall, E. J. Dittmcr, H. r. Chatham.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
Little. Mrs. Wise. Mrs. Bert Smith
and Mrs. Kennedy. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BRIDGE FOURsOAIE
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Mrs. Bert Smith was hostess
Thursday afternoon to her regular
weekly bridge foursome at her home
on Pajarito street. "
Those present were Mrs. J. J..
Harris who held high score. Mrs.
Bruce Hines, and Mrs. II. w. Capps.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Harris were
visitors in Tucson Sunday.
EseAasa ..
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeBolt and
children spent the week end in
Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
FRESHMAN DANCE
(By EStella Redon,

The Freshman class of the Nogales
High School will have dance on
May 3.
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MISS TEMPLE HOSTESS


] Miss Jewel Temple was hostess
Wednesday evening to dinner
party followed by bridge and bunco
at her home on Crawford street, the
occasion being her birthday ami
verSary. ~.
The dinner table. was lovely with
three large Easter baskets filled with
yellow and white daffodils. daisies
and narcissus. The birthday cake
place cards and bridge appointments
i were also carried out In yellow and
white. /.
| Cunning little nests filled with
Easter eggs, chickens and rabbits
were placed around the table and
were also given as favors.
Each guest drew her. fortune in a
small envelope from a basket plac-
ed in the center of the table.
Those present were Misses Elaine
Mitchell. Estelle Bibolet, Jeanette
Schiller, Olga Holler, Fanny Roch-
lin, Wilma Harris, lone Marcus, An
nabelle Wager; Blossom Capin, Mar
jorie Bird, Mary Verne Farrior,
Frances Piqueiro, Virginia White,
Catherine Todd, Patty Cohen, Elaine
Daniels, Betty Wooddell, Jean Glts-
san, Charleen Hoffman, Madeline
Kelsey, Winifred Miller and Helen
Levy. |<
| Winifred Miller won the high
prize for bridge and Annabelle
Wager for bunco.
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STORK SHOWER
Mrs. J. E. Ellis was honored by
surprise stork shower Tuesday af-
ternoon,
The shower was given by Mrs. T.
B. Noon at her home on Noon street.
Those present we're Mesdames M.
H. Boughton, A. j. Taylor, w. A.
householder, Weldon Stremberg, ].
S. Gonzales, r. A. Myers, Charles
Otis, j. Gibbs, j. D. LAYERS, d. p
Karam, William Zacharias and the
honor guest Mrs. Ellis
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
Boughton, Mrs. zacharias and Mrs,
Meyers. IN.
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!
! FOURSOME
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| Mrs. A. r. Borne was hostess this
week to the Wednesday bridge four
some.
Those playing were Mrs. A. B. c..
Davenport, Mrs. Maner, Mrs. Bugh-
man and Mrs. Borne.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
GUEST AT SCHOOL

GUEST AT SCHOOL
(By Gus Franklin)
The Nogales Public Schools were
visited Tuesday by distinguished
guest; Mr.. Hardles. from the Ari-
zona State Department of Educa-
ton. s..
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DECLAMATORY DATES

(By Jean Glissan>
According to letter received by
Miss Elizabeth McClain from Mr.. G..
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TESTS ARRIVE
(By Gus Franklin)

/. (By Gus Franklin)
All the eighth graders are excited.
Why? Because the State Survey
Tests have arrived.
These tests must be passed sat-
isfactorily before the eighth grade
students enter the high school.
Nogales international., 1935-04-06
THIMBLE CLUB
D.. 4; sE*is

Mrs. Powell entertained members
Of the Thimble Club Wednesday af-
ternoon at her home in the Amer
ican Consulate. H.
The afternoon was spent at sew
ing after which dainty refreshments
were served to the following men,
bers: Mesdames Muelhouse, j. J.
Harris. John DeBolt, Presley Chesh-
ire and the hostess.
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Miss Patsy Parsons returned this
week from a trip to Los Angeles.
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Mrs. Bruce F'enton has returned
from a visit in Long Beach and Los
Angeles.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-30
Catholic High Alumnae Sponsors CoIorful Dance

Richard H. Davidson, Lillian Mur- phy and Richard Lawlor, Louise Blacker and Hervi Cartin, Kay Dwyer and John Ambrose, Edna Brosman and John Millerick, Ger trude Dwyer and John Driscoll, Anne McEvoy and Charles Keeley, Rosemary Bergen and Maurice O. Keefe, Betty Behan and Howard Dowd, Mary Joan Doyle and Gerard Cordett, Ann Pavilaitis and Fred erick Cummings, Ellen Hunt and Francis Synott, Peggy Garfield and Bernard King, Dorothy Blacker and John O'Connor, Catherine Kane and Frank Bares, Anne Rzinski and Edward T. Lahey, Mary Cronan and Joseph Schauster, Frances Dwyer and John Rick, Gertrude Cronan and John Griffin, Margaret Syn mott and Joseph Grimes, Anna o. Connell and Edward Mc1nerney, Stacia McEvoy and Edwin Dalton Yvette LaVallee and Louis Dubois, Ann Mae Hamel and Frank Char boneau, Mary Murphy and George Parker, Kathryn Murphy and A. Raeburn, Helen Alishauskas and Raymond Ladden, Phyllis Salichas and Thomas McKenna and Anita Smith and Ralph Benson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-30
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Parties Precede
 Bachelors Dance

The Waterbury Country club was the scene of a Thanksgiving Eve dance when the Bachelors gave their annual affair for. the benefit of the Visiting Nurses association. Many parties preceded the affair. A buffet supper was given by MT. and Mrs. Eliot P. Goss of Prospect street. Miss Suzanne Hart, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Alfred L. Hart of Buckingham street, and MT. and Mrs. John B. Goss of Colum- bia boulevard entertained at sup per parties. The Bachelors them- selves had 8 dinner party at the club for their guests. Those at- tending were Ernest A. Anderson Jr., Henry D. Burrall, 2d, John Milton Burrall. Jr., Merwin C.. Camp, Miss Elizabeth Campbell. Henry Campbell, Miss Nancy Buckingham, Guerin Carmody, Miss Marie Louise Carmody, w. Sinclair Heyngier, 3d, Richard M. Hunt, F. Dutton Noble, William D. Pierson, Jr., Miss Dorothy Bush of Farm ington, Wade Roberts, Miss Marjor- ie Van Schaick of Southport, Ed ward Sanderson, Miss Pauline Mes- st--, John O. White, Miss Lois Kil- born, Rev. Peyton R. Williams, Samuel P. Williams, Sd, Edward s. Wotkyns, Miss Elizabeth Fielding.
 All members of the Mothers club of the Columbia Squires are urged to attend the December meeting of the club which will be held Monday night at o'clock in the Columbus club, IT Grand street. Final plans for the coming card party will be discussed. Other important busi- ness will also be considered and a full attendance is requested.
 The Welfare committee of the Hopeville Community Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. Fred Boucher of Whittlesey avenue next Wednesday evening. The bowling tournament of this group will be held the following evening, Thurs day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-30
Personal

Dr. and Mrs. Edward Herr of Willow street are attending the Dartmouth Columbia football game in New York today with 8 party of friends. They will be weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. F. B. Hazen of White Plains, N. Y.
 Miss Kay O'Connor, g student at Trinity College, is spending the re- cess with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles s. O'Connor of Robbins street.
 Mrs. Louis Laun has returned to her home on Faber avenue after visiting for several weeks in Mich igan.
 Miss Louise McElligott who is a member of the freshman class at Trinity College is spending the Thanksgiving recess at her home on Holmes avenue.
 Miss Mabel Hinton of Hillside avenue is spending several days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Hinton of Holyoke, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. James Knight of South Main street spent the holi- day in Boston.
 John Mccarthy, a student at Connecticut State College visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Mccarthy of Edgehill avenue for the holiday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-30

Murphy and Thomas Lyons, Lucille Farley and Charles Denehy. Cap- pie Denehy and >James P. Gerrity, Domenic Mecca, Dorothy Salvatore, William J. Kelly, Lorraine H. Jack son, D. F. Horgan and Rosanne Fineley, Alice and Robert Schroe- der, Jr., Rene Altieri and Frank Bowes, Natalie Altieri and George Dillon, Helen McNiff and Vincent Miller, Helen Tyrell and Edward Traurig, Alice Bradley and Albie Burke, Lorraine Tierney and Nell son Kast.
 Charles Turner and Mary Behan, Mary Mcdonald and James Lee, Mary Grove and Timothy Grove, William E. Connolly and Kathryn c. Calvin, Ruth Biers and Dr. B. A. German, Betty Spirit and Chester Herman, Leo Bernier and Helen Stroker, Peggy Jackson and Joseph w. Gaffney, Margaret Began and George Kerwin, Pearl Finwall and Richard Connors, Clayton v. Waite and Cele Barry, Thomas Marshall and Alice McGee, Peter Edelberg and Ann Barry.
 Marie H. Mcclure and Chris J. Ryan, Betty Brown and Carl White, Mildred Gilmartin and Lyle Kinne, Kay Bergin and Thomas Hanlon, Imelda Cronan and Walter Me- Carthy, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Quatranno, Evelyn Sirica and Joseph Nolan, Marion Keene and James Tyrell, Amy Dunn and An drew Geary, Marty Connors and Marion Cavanaugh, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder, Anne Whelan and William Jones, MT. and Mrs. George German, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Peters, Molly Rolli and Judge Raymond Devlin.
 The Children of Mary sodality of St. Ann's Church enjoyed 8 card party last night in the church hall. Many prizes were awarded. The committee in charge included Misses Clara Daouet;e, Hazel Duffy, Noela Delage, Geraldine Lord, Rita La- Velle, Helen Brodeur, Julienne Gauthier and Luara Perigard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-30
Weddings
GUGLIELMO-GENOvA

The wedding of Miss Clara Geno- va, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Car mine Genova of St. Joseph's avenue and Peter Guglielmo, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Guglielmo of Oak street took place Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock. The bride was giv- en in marriage by her father and had as her maid of honor, Miss Michaleana Ciriello, cousin of the bride. Michael Genova attended his brother as best man.
 The bride wore @ gown of trans parent velvet, Princess style with a long train and she wore a long veil with a crown of orange blos- soms. She carried an arm bouquet of calla lilies. Her attendant wore an American Beauty gown and a gold turban and carried gold chrys- anthemums and pom poms. The dress of the brides mother was Jungle green and she wore @ cor- sage of Talisman roses and the bridegroom's mother wore a black dress and also a corsage of roses.
 A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom following the ceremony. The couple left on an unannounced wedding trip and up- on returning will reside ct 6l st. Margaret avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-30
Personal
CoILegians And Friends Attend NelDR0chelle Dance

A gay group of collegians and their friends gathered at Waverly Inn last evening for the annual dance of the local chapter of the College of New Rochelle Alumnae.
 Miss Dorothy Walsh was in charge of the affair and was as- sisted by Bessie Cameron, Marjorie Powers, Marion Keane, Helen Stev. ems, Amy Dunn and Eleanor Kel- ley.
 Among those in attendance were: Mayor Frank Hayes and Bessie Cameron, Edna Harmon and Mi- chael Murphy, Dorothy Walsh and Gerald Reuter-, Miss Mary Mul- cahy and Raymond McHugh, Ann Shanahan and Thomas Byrnes, Mary Murphy and Leo Fox, Helen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-30
Weddings
Girls Club Has
 Large Card Parry

The Scovill Girls Club card party for the benefit of their ChristmaS Tree Fund, was held in their clubs rooms Monday evening, November 25th. Miss Mary A. Eric was chair- man of the affair and was assisted by Misses Lillian Grady, Mary Att chson, Genevieve Boyle and Mrs: Margaret Walter Calvin. Among the players were: Misses Rose Foley Mary Kelly, Alice Walden, Mary Flaherty, Mary Mccarthy, Marian Class, Ann M. Fryer, Helen Erie, Mrs. George Mullen, Margaret Lawlor, Mrs. T. E. Doyle, Jr., Winifred Toner. Ann Kiefer, Mrs. J. V. MacDonald. Mrs. c. Kenneth Rappe, Helen O'Brien, Margaret M. Miller, Elsa N. Norling, Loretta Cowper, Louise Delaney, Mary Geraghty, Mrs. Arr mold Smith, Mrs. M. Donahue, Mrs. c. A. Shananahan, Mrs. E. J. Car rington, Ida Luny, Mary Dineen, Alice Dillon, Christine Class, Mary Wallace, Mary Connolly, Anne Hag- strom, Catherine O'Donnell, Mar jorie c. Rigney, Anna E. Grady, Mrs Edward Goggin. Joan Horan, Helen Hanley, Catherine O'Connell, Mol- lie Collins, Mrs. J. H. Cullinan, Mrs. William Murphy. Rose Cullinan, Fanny Cassidy, Iva M. Iris, Edith O'Connor, Rose M. Brady, Florence A German, Helen Roche, Eileen McGrath, Mary Flaherty, Lillian Grady, Clem Roberts, Bettie Moyni- han, Jeanette Darval, Kaye M. Greene, Frances Boyle, Genevieve F. Boyle, Margaret H. Stevens, Helen M. Gelgauda, Olive Inglis, Loretta Donahue, Elizabeth Kelly, Mrs. Matt thew Geghan, Nora Carey, Mae Murphy, Mae Hughes, Mrs. John Moran, Kathleen Gilbert, Ann Mc- Hugh, Katherine Hyland, Peg Mo- Kenna, Lauretta Nelson, Irene Sy- mott, Charlotte Bergin, Georgette La Bonne, Mrs. Marie Pinter, Mrs. Celia Gaunt, Mary Stack, Mrs. Grace Keegan, Mrs. A. O'Brien, Mrs. M. Calvin, Mary A. Eric.
 Miss Irene Byrne of Niagara street is spending the Thanksgiv- ing holidays in Washington, D. c.