The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-07
WATERFOWL {. COrrespOiltlcnt-M. E. Barry Phone WatertOWn 184
LEGISLATIVE PANEL DISCUSSION SUNDAY
Methodist to Conduct Ses- siOn-COngregatiOnaI
 on March z4th

The first of two panel discussions of state Legislative problems will be conducted in the Methodist church of Watertown Sunday eve- ming, March 10th. at 7:30 o'clock. The subject of this evenings dis cussion will be Social Security Measures in Connecticut; subject involving both old age pensions and unemployment insurance. Among those who are to take part in leading the discussion are the Rev. Oscar Locke. Mrs. Bowman, Barry Morgan, Arthur P. Hickcox and Miss Marjorie Farley.
 Another panel discussion will be conducted at the Congregational church two weeks later, March 24th, the subject being the Farm, proposed as 6 substitute for the County Jails. t5
 F. T. A. Entermtainment
 The sailing list for the Baldwin school Parent-Teachers associa- t1on's spring cruise, Round the World In 90 Minutes" is nearly filled. '
 Its passengers include prominent Watertown people and famous celebrities. Why not join them and make this cruise count as your crossing to and from Europe. You will travel with people whose com pany is a genuine pleasure. It is a spotless ship of silvery white, streamlined in the new yachting style. It was designed and is owned by the Smith -Kinkel-At- wood-OConnor steamship line. This line brides itself on its scerv- ice and safety. It is practically fireproof since no smokig wifi be allowed. It was designed to weather triple seas and icy coasts. The company has even gone into re- search work for the prevention of seasickness instead of the old in- effective use of chewing gum. Mrs Stephen Canty and Miss Virginia Galleshaw will furnish gossip and chatter aboard during the cruise causing everyone to think only of others.
 The gifted Mrs Albert Fusonie wfiill whistle her way around the world on this boat. The famous All-American quartet consisting of Leland Stacy and Willi am A. Rey- Whi oOHb5, lO Ics mind passengers in their weaker moments aboard, of the beckoning homeland.
 The selection of ports and happy places to be visited, the timing of arrivals and departure of tides, the festivals of people and scenery at it's best, beautiful girls of Russia gay in native costumes, make one forgetful of past depressions.
 Mrs Hoadley Willes singing songs with great eclat in sunny France makes us forget therigors of winter back home. Miss Elsie Fitch will travel from New York to Italy to greet the liner with songs as she docks at Naples.
 Mrs Glenn Jackson, Miss Eleanor Walylace, Miss Lois Doolittle, Miss Myrtle Norton, William Boyd and Lawrence Brasche, along with the others are gladly contributing their services for the passengers perfect enjoyment of the cruise.
 The costume committee have searched the treasure chests Of the old world to equip their perform CTS. The committee is composed of Mrs Henry Mahlstedt, Mrs Harry Fleisher, Mrs John H. Cassidy. Mrs Wilfred Bryan, Mrs William Bron- son and Mrs Edward Butterfeld.
 Richly illustrated literature in the form of posters by pupils of Baldwin school are now In store windows. Embarking time is Fri daly, at 8:15 D. m., at the gymna- sium pier, Watertown high school.
 Contract Bridge Tournament
 Owing to the very good weather on Tuesday evening very large group of contract bridge players gathered in St Johns school hall to hear the weekly lecture by In- structor W. Harry Byrnes, and to play in the tournament.
 New players are joining this community bridge club every week now, and it is not too late for be- ginners, as there are several bridge instructors present to aid new players. and. special instructions will be given for their benefit.
 Two sections were played and the following scores were made: Section 1-North and South: H. R. and Mir Holmes, 66; Mrs M. Grenier and Mrs O'NeiIl. 59k: Miss Catherine Grady and Miss Ruth Mcdonald. 57; Miss Carrie Woodruff and Miss Edna McDon- ald,. 52; Miss Mary McGowan and Mrs A. q. Beach. 49 F: Miss Agnes flaming and Mrs Russell Hard, 4S. |
 East and West: !. L.. O'BrIen anA Cha riea wiam iisku SR, MlMn