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Stories in
STAN PS

the late spring of 1916, and the
trenches were sodden with soft mud.
In one Of these mucky holes waited
a company of loo French soldiers,
bay onets fixed. ready to go over the
top.
Suddenly the rain-soaked ground
above caved in and buried the 100
soldiers alive. Only their bayonets
renamed sticking above ground.
Today this grim reminder of war
is enclosed in a memorial. and the
memory Of this tragedy is perpetu-
ated in Frances charity issue of
1878 for the orphans of war.
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Miss Margaret Houston is the re-
Gently elected president OF Tau
Gamma Sorority. other officers are
Miss Loretta Bauman. vice presi-
dent. Miss Alice Gentry. secretary.
and Miss Marjorie Macy. treasurer
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Club Dinner Set

Young Women's Democratic Club
of Marion County will meet at $50
Monday night at the Bamboo Inn
for dinner. E. Kirk Mckinney Will
be guest speaker. Miss Frances
Iatz is in charge of reservations.
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Mrs II a. Teeters entertained
members Of Kappa Delta at a
''rCund-up~ tea at her home. l z.
S6th-st. last night Mrs. G.. l.
BrInkwOrth. Mrs. H c. Engel ard
Mrs. p. T. Suits assisted the hostess.
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WELLESLEY CLUB
EVENT SCHEDULED

Members of the Wellesley College
Club will meet for luncheon at l
Monday at the home of Mrs. George
Daley, "a w. 49th-st.
Mrs. NARROW Manion and Mrs.
Henry Atkins Jr will assist the
hostess.
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Ladies Society of the indianapolis
Saengerbund will entertain with a
card party at 8 Sunday night in the
hall, 40 S. Delaware-st. The public
may attend.
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Men Declared to Prefer
Prettily ALFRED Woman
to One Smartly CARRIED
Masculine Taste SHES From Tweeds and
Woolens But Approves of SlimneSs
and Sickness Without Distinction.
BY HELEN WELSHIMER
MA Service star Writer

TEE Ioesandsrs designer asserted the other
w prefer look pretty rather than smart she
Szo right into the defensive vomarslnd
tncfe distinguished pretty and lovely from
her vocabulary tveeds woolens,
ike urhter o. clothes
taineur Of
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Personals

Major Russell Throckmorton OF
Culver Military Academy and Mrs
Throckmorton, will be the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Sloane
Kittle, Kessler-blvd, and will attend
the Maxinkuckee Yacht Club dinner
tomorrow night.
Rabbi and Mrs. M. M. Feuerlicht
are in Atlantic City.
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a
the princes dance And Of all silly things her SHIP
pers we're made from glass, But they scratched the
princes heart whereas good looking oxford could never
nave done more than scuf IL a little.
survey Of a representative group Of men reveals
the fact that they prefer soft silken fabrics
Something utterly unlike their durable fabrics They
like the coors women which they themselves can
not
Brown jority will tell you. should be banshed
from a wardrobe consistently as 1t is ban
shed from the rainbow.
But I brown well. It's my most practical
color feminine chorus begins Maybe you do Maybe
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Ways and means committee of
Irvington Rebekah Lodge will hold
a card party at 1. o. o. F. Hall, 542O
E. Westinghouse, at 8 tomorrow
night. Mrs. r. U. Rodkey is chair
man.
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wear For men who illusion of loneliness
they they aren't dressed for
the part7
Will bring jonqus and roses and tea
dates where persons come twoa tWO
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Red Isn't Sc Popular

Red Isn't Sc Popular
Red. as ne consulted Eaen re-
vcaled doesn't work as brightly as
the women think. Men would like
IT. better Z ne confined the color 70
our rpsticks-
Crr ainlv men do not want women
To- be dowdy and fuSsy. adorned with
fuIIs reminiscent Of the roses that
fringe a pyramid OF wedding cake
They like us slim and silken and
seductive. But pretty, not dis
tInc-ivet
For distinguished is a man word,
ANYWAY.
Men vote for hair that curlS soft
lv while women tell the one who has
it that she was a type Of her own
with straight locks. Maybe she was.
But men do not care for types
as types.
Tweeds Frightening
Touiscsandcrs. the masculine con-
tlnccnts sav. is utterly right That
is the reason that a merCenary.
hard hearted little doll. with pink
crepe dress and a flower on her hat,
may attract a man while a warm.
sympathetic understanding woman
I'M vel cut tweeds frightens him
Neither one is dressed 10 reveal her
personality.
There are a few men who have
come in direct contact with the
smartest-tO Use our own word
women Of the season Who have de-
vcloncd a liking for severe chic.
Their wives are lucky. and ny all
means should cooperate.
But the great run Of men think
Of the fairy-tale princess as a pretty,
curly headed maiden who wore a,
pink dress on Monday. a blue one
on Two day and white with a rose
bud ssh f1r Sunday school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
Solution to Previous Contract
Problem

Solution to Previous Contract
Problem
To-day's hand is the Mississippi
heart hand. This is often confused
with the Duke of Cumberland
hand.
However, as the story goes, a
bridge game was in progress on
one of the old Mississippi river
steamboats,. One of the gamblers
asked for a new deck and he dealt.
The victim got the South cards.
Naturally, he thought that the
cards had been shuffled poorly and
it was his good fortune to be dealt
all the high cards. The bidding
progressed with West bidding clubs
and South hearts.
South finally reached a contract
of seven hearts, which West dou-
bled, and South with his big hand
won only six heart tricks.
The Play
West opened a club and South
was forced to ruff. If he led a
spade or a diamond, West would
ruff and lead another club, thereby
setting the contract seven tricks.
This and many more of the old
time hands will come up for their
share of discussion at the national
championship tournament of the
American Bridge League, which
will be held again in the Conven-
ton hall at Asbury Park, N. j.,
during the week of August 5th.
1t is at this tournament that we
realize the great national interest
in the game of contract bridge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
Lalulor-Healey Nuptials
SoLemnized This Morning
Thomas photo.

Of peach bloom mousseline de sole
with ruffled skirt and cape band
ed with ruffles. Her picture hat
was of peach lace straw and she
carried spray of spring flowers.
The dress of the brides mother
was flowered chiffon with blue
background ana she wore cor
sage of gardenias and the BRIDE
groom's mother wore an apricot
lace gown styled with jacket and
wore a corsage of orchids.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton for about thirty five guests
was held at the Hotel Elton. Mr.,
Lawlor and his bride left on we'd
ding trip to Atlantic City and
Washington, the bride wearing a
yellow knitted travelling suit with
corresponding accessories. Upon
their return they will reside at sc
Arbor street.
The bride is graduate of Wildly
High School and the bridegroom
is a graduate of Crosby High school,
LaSalle Military Academy and Cath
Ollie University. He is State Tax
Investigator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12

Prominent among the. June nup-
tials was the marriage of Miss
Helen Healey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew j. Healey of Rye
street and j. Marvin Lawlor, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Lawlor
of South Main street which took
place this morning at 8 o'clock at
st. Francis Xavier's Church. Rev.
Charles Brennan, pastor of the
church OBLIGATED at the ceremony
and also celebrated the nuptial mass
which followed. The bride had as
her maid Of honor and only at
tendant Miss Theresa Healey and
Richard Lawlor acted as best man.
Marcel Doucette, as soloist of the
mass, rendered, an AVE Maria"
The bride was becomingly attir-
ed in q Princess model gown Of
white mousseline de sole styled
with puffed sleeves to the elbow
terminating in points over the wrist
and she wore large white hat of
mousseline de sole and carried a
shower bouquet of gardenias and
lilies of the valley. The maid of
honor's frock was a Patou model
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
Weddings
MISREPRESENTATION

PETRUCCIONE.D
The welding of Miss Virginia
DeMarine, daughter of Mrs Mary
DeMarine of North Main street,
and Ronald Petruccione, son Of
Mrs Stephanie Petruccione of East
Main street took place Monday
morning at 8 o'clock. Rev Felix
Scoglio officiated. During the Mass
which followed the ceremony, solos
were given by Mrs James Devito,
accompanied by organist, Miss
Amelia Ritucci.
The bride wore a gown of egg
shell satin made with lace bodice
and lace sleeves. She wore a veil
Of tulle fashioned with cap of
lace trimmed in seed pearls. She
carried white roses with lilies of
the valley. Miss Dora DeMarine,
her sister, and only attendant, wore
gown of aquat-marine blue taf-
feta. It was made with a shirtwaist
bodice, large full sleeves and long
gored skirt. In harmony she wore
a blue and yellow maline hat and
carried yellow hoses with delphini-
UNI. The gown worn by the brides
mother was of black crepe with
lace. She wore corsage Of gar.
denias. The bridegroom's mother
also wore black crepe and a cor
sage of gardenias. The best man
was Domenic Mecca.
The wedding reception was held
at Bosco's flower grill, after which
Mr. Petruccio and his bride left
on wedding trip to Canada the
bride wearing for travel a coral
ana brown ensemble with access
sortes to match. They will reside
at 30 Meriden road, upon return
ing. Out-of-town guests at the GER
emony included those from Bridge
port and New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
Personal

Miss Florence Whipple, Nursing
Director of the Visiting Nurse
Association of Central Avenus this
city, is attending the Maternity and
Child Welfare institute at the New
York Hospital. During her stay in
New York she is registered at the
Beekman Tower Hotel.
The Children of Mary Of the
Sacred Heart church will hold
their annual hot dog roast on the
convent grounds on Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock. Miss Edith Pilla
is chairlady OF the affair. Others
on the committee include: Mary
Synnott, Florence Ray, Florence
Guerrero and Marion Martone.
The Women's Get-Together of
the Third congregational church
will sponsor their strawberry sup
per tomorrow evening. Supper will
be served from to o'clock at
the parish hall and card playing
will follow.
Misses Edna and Olive Mraz Of
Bridgeport were week end guests
of their sister, Miss Alice Mraz Of
South Leonard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Thoms of
Fiske street were among the re-
cent arrivals at White Sulphur
Springs, West Virginia.
Miss Ann Cowperthwait, who
has been studying in New York for
the past winter Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cow
perthwait Of Woodbury. road.
Mrs. Alvin j. Turner, Mrs. Will
liam Lambert, Jr., Mrs. Leslie J..
Brown, Mrs. James r. Brennan,
Miss Hazel Young Miss Mary
Byrnes, Eleanor Lynch, Deborah
Greaney and Marion Powers of
Hartford spent the weekend in
New York where they celebrated
the closing of their sewing club
which has held meetings during
the winter months.
Mrs. John Rossi Of Silver street
and John A. Rossi are in Niagara
Falls, N. Y, where they are attend
ing the commencement exercises al
Niagara university. Anthony ].
Rossi will receive his Degree OF
Bachelor of Arts at the exercises.
There will be an important meet
ing of the Santa-Maria Circle
Daughters of Isabella on Thursday
evening at Hibernian Hall at Sis
o'clock and the circle officials an
ticipate large attendance.
The study club of the organiza-
ton will also meet on the same
evening following the special BUSH
ness meeting.
Members of Mary Carswell tent,
last night at the armory and voted
Daughters of Union Veterans, met
to postpone their intended visit to
the Noroton home at Noroton from
tomorrow to June. 30th. It was
voted to attend an installation of
D. A. v. officers in Speedwell hall
next Tuesday night and also to
hold several lawn parties during
July. Memorial services for Mary
Carswell tent will be conducted on
the 25th by Rev. William D. Dick
inson of st. Paurs Methodist Epis-
copal church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12

Rebekah Lodge
Honors Officer

Winona Rebekah. Lodge. No. 8.
.I.O.O.F., will entertain Mrs. Susan
M. White, president of the Rebekah
State Assembly and associate Off
GERS this evening at 8 o'clock.
Grand officers of the grand body
of the state will be in attendance.
Supper will be served at $3.50
o'clock at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mrs. Katherine Steck is chair
man of the committee in charge Of
the supper and assisting commit
tee chairman include: Miss Ella
Churchill, decorations; Mrs. Mae
Manville, program, Mrs. A. Walcott
and M. L. Hollingworth, reception.
The degree will be exemplified
on fourteen candidates A large
attendance of members and guests
is expected at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12


The Corona Club held dinner
and card party Monday at the
Old Homestead on Cooke street
The committee In charge Of the
evening was made up Of Mrs. "A. ]
Masone, Mrs.. Joseph Guilfoile, Miss
EmmeIinda Greco, Miss Mary MAJ
zarella, and Miss Candida Mazza-
rella had charge Of the entertain
ment following the card party.
Mrs. Roland Ruggiero won the
entertainment prize by virtue OF
the slxit she put on for the occa-
sion. Winners at bridge were Miss
Angelina DeNicola, first prize, Jo-
sephine Menotti, second prize, and
Miss Mary Riccuti was awarded
the consolation prize.
Those attending the annual din
ner were: Misses Angelina Longo,
Rose DiPietro, Lee Lanesey, Mrs.
Rose Montanari, Grace Sacco, Ger
trude Gerard, Rena Garbarino,
Clara Flammia, Fannie Lauro, Mrs
Roland Ruggiero, Mrs. Frederick
w. Palomba, Mrs. d. Castelano,
Mary Mazzarella, Angeline DeNic-
ola. Mrs. Joseph Guilfoile, Erma-
linda Greco, Mary Ricciuti, Jose
phine Menotti, Mrs. D. S. Pisani,
Mrs. A. j. Mesaone, Mrs. Thomas
M. Barrett and Lillian Manganaro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
HOPEVILLE SCHOOL
ISSUES HONOR ROLL

Principal Nora E. O'Rourke of
Reidville school has announced the
honor roll for May as follows:
Grade S-Loren Kreidel, Gloria
Carangelo, Margaret Loughi, Lena
Tesla Concetta Fusco John Des-
jardins, Shirley Morse, Theresa At
terrato, Joseph Ricci Leo Sambuco,
Sam Lodarska, Walter Dunn,
Beatrice Izzo.
Grade Ralph Desjardins,
Dorothy Daddona, Italia Napoli,
Peter Lodarska, Lena Domino,
Christina Ricci, Salvatore Cardella.
Arthur Baker.
Grade 6-Marjorie Carey, Julia
DiNardi, Angelina Di Nardi, Cecile
Desjardins, Albert CAIRNS. Melva
Manly.
Grade 6-Venice Riccardi. Telix
Sambuco, Salvatore Valvano.
Grade 4-Martine Desjardins,
Vincent LaPorta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
Miss Mary Kelly Is
rendered Showe,

Miss Mary Grady and Mrs. Maui
rice Wrenn were hostesses at a
personal shower recently at Mrs.
Wrenn's home in honor of Miss
Mary Kelley, who will be married
to Dennis Keane on June 18th.
Miss Kelley was presented with a
number of lovely gifts from the
guests who included: Misses Mad
elyn Lawlor, Mary Wallace, Olive
Inglis, Ann Gill, Mary Grady, Rose
Cullinan, Helen Skipp, Margaret
Connors, Mary Campion, Mary
Kelly, Mrs. Harold Reeves, Mrs.
Joseph Kelley, Mrs. Thomas Olaf
fey, Mrs. Raymond Ahearn, Mrs.
James Cusack, Mrs. Frank Kobe
DAM. Mrs. Dennis Keane, Mrs. Jo-
seph Shea, Mrs. Cornelius Shea,
Mrs. Josephine Wrenn and Mrs.
Maurice Wrenn.
The annual June supper of st.
Johns Lutheran church will be
held in the basement of the church
on Thursday evening of this week,
beginning at o'clock. Same to be
given under the auspices of st.
Johns Ladies' Aid society.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12

Players assemble from all over the
country to participate in the vari-
GUS events, which are open to any
bridge player.
That is, all but the National Mas
ters' Pair event. In this event. a
player must be a qualified master,
having six master points to his
credit.
The Los angeles once OF the
American Bridge League has al
ready signified its intention OF
sending from six to dozen players
to represent the Pacific coast divi-
sion.
Great interest will probably CEN
ter around the team-of-four title,
as the eastern players will be out
to avenge their FIRST defeat by a
midwestern team last year. This
event last year was won by team
made W OF Aaron Frank and Jeff
eilick OF Cleveland. o.. and Charles
Porter and william Hopkins Of
Cincinnati. q.
(copyrisht 1885. NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
Club Activities
Division No. &

The Ladies' auxiliary, Division
No. s. Ancient Order of Hibernians,
last night sponsored card party
in Hibernian hall. Nearly 100 per-
sons were present. Mrs. Catherine
Marinan headed the committee on
arrangements. Resolutions on the
death of Mrs. c. P. Hayes were
adopted at brief business session
at which Mrs. John M. Lynch pre-
sided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
photo.

evening at the Waterbury Country
club.
The committee in charge of the
affair is headed by Miss Marjorie
Corcoran who is being assisted by
Misses Imelda Cronin, Amy Dunn,
Helen stephen and Molly Folli.
A large group of collegians and
their friends are expected to be in
attendance and many guests from
other New Rochelle Chapters are
also to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
SisterllOOd

Tomorrow night in Mechanics
hall Fathers Night" will be OBJ
served by members of the Italian
Sisterhood. At a brief business
sessio ntwenty new members will
be admitted. Mrs. Joseph Perna-
toZzi will preside. John DePatino,
president of the Italian American
federation of societies and clubs,
will be one of the speakers.
B'Nai Birth
Edmund, L. Kaufman of WASH
ington, ID. c., and Lawrence White
CT New York, secretary of the east
ern district of B'Nai Birth, nation
al Jewish organization, will speak
tonight at a meeting of the newly
organized Waterbury lodge of the
Ter. The gathering will be at
the rooms of the Unity association
on North Main street and will be-
gin at $50 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
knights of Pythias

Chancellor Commander Robert
L. Goodenough presided last night
at a meeting of Comstock lodge,
knights of Pythias. Plans to at
tend an initiation ceremony of
Speedwell s lodge, knights of
Pythias, Friday evening. The pro-
gram will take place in Pythian
hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
Top scorers in the Tuesday eve
ming session of the Cornell Contract
Club conducted at the Mattatuck
Country Club by Mrs. John C. Nor
iarty were: Section A. North and
South, Miss Helen Collins and
Drew Connolly, 1876 IL, and East
and West Miss Mary Cronin and
Miss Agnes Cronin, 1872. The official
standing in the section is as fol-
lows: Miss Helen Collins and Drew
Connolly, SOL; Raymond Phaneuf
and d. F. O'Connor tied with Tim
othy Ferris and P. J. Shea, 495 L.;
Mrs. William Carpenter and Mrs.
Rutledge Parker, 4S8 1-2; Walter
Collins and Paul Shaw tied with
Thomas Deeley and Glenn Slower,
476; and Section B. North and
South: Phyllis Sirica and Thomas
Behan, 155 IL and East and West
Hazel Birdsall and j. Anderson,
1873 Leg. The standing of Section B.
is as follows: Mrs. Louis Schmidt
and Miss Rhea Aubertin, ALL IL;
Miss Winifred Whelan and Mrs.
Harold Johnson, 457 1-2; Miss
Georgette LaBonne and Miss Loret-
ia Nelson ASS. Miss Phyllis Sirica
and Thomas Behan, ass IL; Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Guilfoile, 446-
1-2; Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Hous-
ton, 445.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
Daughters OF Italy

Mrs. John Giacin is chairman of
the committee making arrange
ments for Fathers Night" pro-
gram to be held Friday night in
Moose hall by the Daughters of
Italy. An entertainment will be
presented and dancing and refresh
ments will be enjoyed. Assisting
Mrs. Giacin are Frances Colitti,
Carmella Petricone, Lena Mancini,
Eleanor Stance, Olga Piola and
Mrs. Joseph Parziale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
NOsahogan Lodge

First nomination of officers took
place last night at meeting of
Nosahogan lodge of Odd Fellows
in Odd Fellows hall. The second
nomination will be on the 18th and
the election will take place on the
25th. Tonight members of the
lodgewill gather at Odd Fellows
hall and go from there to the AL
derson funeral home in a body to
pay respects to the late aPst Grand
Peter 3. Reeves whose death oc-
Cured yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
NelURochelLe DinnerDance
WILDE Gay Summer Event

Advance reservations indicate
that the dinner dance of the Wat
erbury Chapter of New Rochelle
Alumnae will be one of the gayest
of the summer social activities. The
dance is to be held on Saturday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
Future Bride Is
Guest At ShosUer

Misses Helen Hanley. Julia Wal
lace and Mrs. A. st. Hilaire enter
tanned recently at a shower at the
Scovill Girls club in honor of
Miss Mary Wallace who is to be
married to John Kerwin on June
81. Those attending were Misses
Mary Hanley, Mary Wallace, Joan
i Koran, Mollie Collins, Eileen
Breen, Mary Flaherty. Anna Fla
herty, Mary Quilter, Christine
O'Connor. Bebe Callahan. Nora
Carey. Dorothy Vance. Mary Shea,
Catherine Shea. Christine Quillter,
: Mary Cream, Theresa Sullivan
Mary Tulley. Christine Shanahan,
Helen Driscoll, Margaret Brown,
Helen Brown, Julia Lyons, Mary
Mansfield, Mary Brophy, Marie
Lyons, Bea Griffin, Dorothy Bren-
neis, Julia Nolan, Mary Stack.
Margaret Scannell, Eileen Foley
Yvonne Roberts, Julia Fitzgerald
Margaret Howard, Julie Haley,
Geraldine and Betty Wallace. Mrs.
D. Hanley, Sr., Mrs. Michael Wal
lace, Mrs. Patrick Wallace. Mrs
M. Breen, Mrs. d. Hanley, Jr.,
Mrs. N. Griffin, Mrs. A. Lyt-
tie, Mrs. William Stack, Mrs. Will
liam Reilly. Mrs. J. CLANCY, Mrs.
f. Keefe, Mrs. j. Sullivan, Mrs.
l.. Bessette, Mrs. j. E. Hussey,
Mrs. T. O'Connor, Mrs. j. Nc
Evoy, Mrs. M. Grenier, Mrs. ].
Kenny, Mrs. L. zell. Mrs. L. Fo-
ley, Mrs. J. Brown. Mrs. H. Cream.
Mrs. M. Kerwin, Mrs. j. Voss.
Mrs. M. Carey, Mrs. B. Scannell.
Mrs. j. Brenneis, Mrs. NJ. Lawlor,
Mrs. Z. Tyrrell. Mrs. j. Fusco.
Mrs. j. Dempsey, Mrs. P. Fla
herty, Mrs. j. Kenny, Mrs. M.
Flaherty, Mrs. M. Conner. Mrs.
M. Reilly, Mrs. B. Mahoney. Mrs.
p. McKenna, Mrs. j. Lynch, Mrs.
M. Driscoll, Mrs. M. Dunlap, Mrs.
M. Cummings, Mrs. D. Clifford,
Mrs. d. sugrue, Mrs. A. O'Toole.
Mrs. A. Doolin. Mrs. p. Fitzger-
aid, Mrs. M. Flood, Mrs. L. st.
Hilaire, Mrs. Z. st. Hilaire. Mrs.
j. Wallace, Mrs. A. st. Hilaire,
Misses Helen Hanley. Julia Wal
lace and Mary Wallace.
Mrs. o. w. Landcgren and
daughters, aAIrjorie and Nancy of
Pittsfield, Mass, are spending sew
cral days with Mrs. Landegrcn's
parents, MFR. and Mrs. Roger Walsh |
Of WoOdlRWu t0rrnco.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By WIN. E. MCKINNEY
Secretary OF the American Bridge League

Solid Hand Down Seven! Famous Mississippi Heart Set
Up Enables Player to Make Only Six Out
of Thirteen Quick Tricks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-12

Miss Alice Mraz and Mrs. Henry
Lair were hostess"es at a miscel-
laneous shower given at the
Scovills Girls club, Saturday even
ing in compliment to Miss Natalie
H. Mraz who is to be married the
latter part of this month. Miss
Mraz was the recipient of many
lovely gifts. Those in attendance
We're: Miss Helen Brodeur, Miss
Germaine Caron, Miss Marjorie
Glastre, Miss Lorraine Ney, Miss
Edith Ney. Miss Anne Ney, Miss
Verna Lauper. Miss Alice Lauper,
Miss Helen Mraz, Miss Natalie H.
Mraz. Misses Edna and Olive Mraz
of Bridgeport. Miss Alice Mraz,
Miss Lena Burns, Miss Catherine
Shannahan. Miss Agnes Shannahan.
Mrs. Joseph Farrell, Mrs. Ella
Keefe, Mrs. Edward Darlington,
Mrs. Charles Baxter. Mrs. Clarence
oimsted. Mrs. Ernest Giastre, Mrs.
James Ney, Mrs. Edward Il. Mraz,
Mrs. William Lauper OF Torring-
ton. Mrs. Henry Lair. Mrs. Arthur
Mraz, Mrs. A. Matkaitis. Mrs. NJ. J.
Hyland, Mrs. James Sammon Mrs.
Harold Close. Mrs. Arthur DeCar-
fnl, Mrs. James shannahan. Mrs.
Dennis shannahan. Mrs. Agatha
Goggins, Mrs. James Carvstt.