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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-03-01
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Deputy School Met Feb. 9th.

The deputy force of the Afro American Sons &
Daughters, of which Prof E. Edwards President met
in the spacious Afro Auditorium at City Wednes-
day morning Feb 9Th, at 1920 a. M The meeting was
called to order by the president who we'll outlined the
purpose of the gathering After brief devotional period
the many deputies from the state registered their
names with the secretary Mrs c. w. Stewart. AT this
point the president presented Hon. T. j. Huddleston
todan who made touching blackboard demonstration of
the relationship of the field work to the office work.
Pledges for members and lodges made by
all workers. Mrs Lillian P Rogers, supervisor of Negro
schools in Sunfower County, present and made fine
remarks The wonderful reception of refreshments of
which the Custodian host pleasant all
The time and place of next meeting will be in May In
danola. Prof M. c.. Dukes and Mr. S. M. Rogers are
making plans for elaborate affair All deputies MUST
be present.
l. E EDWARDS
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-03-01
DRIVES TO BE HELD IN CAPITAL CITY

The month of March will be considered the time
Jackson to fall in line for the Afro-American Son
Daughters There will be number Of membership d
held at the different churches of that city Mrs CIV
NJ Ratliff and Mr.. John Knew, both agents forN
American Sons & Daughters are doing all
reach the 1000 mark by August Jackson is
posed of nearly twenty-five thousand Negro
not going to stop until we get fair repre-
of that number The Custodian is invited tc
of these drives and suitable program is
for the occasions The people of Jackson a
Custodan's addresses and always turn OF
TO hear him. Just to think when you
American Sons Daughters you are max.
for your children we'll for yourself.
to get the number stated above, because the
offers the best fraternal protection that
where.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-03-01
l. E. EDW ARDS.
The Young Mans Age.
l. E. EDWARDS, Supreme Vice-President.

l. E. EDWARDS, Supreme Vice President
The Afro-Amercan Sons Daughters is the one con-
that doing it's part in carrying out the slogan of
this being young mans age. Most of the official and
field force of this fast growing organization composed
of competent young and with future. Much
credit for this must be given Hon. T. j. Hudleston
born leader for his foresight and vision along this line
On such issue, he stands in class almost to himself
is the characteristics of the cold Rams of to
keep the young and in the background. The
Custodian is not guilty of this terrible sin and turns the
theory into daily practical by giving the
chance
One cannot help but admire the moving spirit in T. J..
Huddleston Jr Office Manager and Assistant Custodian
of the Afro-American Sons & Daughters He is always
the job and is swiftly winning for himself
spot in the hearts of the many visitors to the Office 1t
be truly said that he is fine "chIp from the old
block His has and is claiming the eyes of many
and it doeth not yet appear what he will DO.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-03-01
Purchase New Cars.

In order to give the lodges that type of service looked
for Mr. F. C. Huddeston Supreme Inspector and Mr. c.
L. Johnson Supreme Lecturer have recently purchased
new cars. Mr. Huddestons is an Oldsmobe and Mr..
Johnson's is 1885 Plymouth
These men are we'll prepared to visit you at any
time write them in OF the Afro American Sons
{. Daughters, Yazoo City, Mississippi.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-03-01

New Password-15-1S- 26-5-15-25-26.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-03-01

Read Supreme Lecturer Talk on Page Two
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
Future Bride Is
 Honored At SholUer

A shower was given in compli- ment to Miss Rita Byron by her mother at their home on South Main street recently. Those at- tending were: Mrs Morgan, Evelyn Brousseau. Evelyn Curley, Mrs Casey. Mrs Zaratkiewicz, Betty Morrison, Mrs Longo, Lena Longo. Anna Ryan. Mrs Margaret Walker. Eleanor Salem. Mrs Calo. Mrs Jos eph Byron, Mrs Donais. Aurora Martin, Charlotte Graves, Mrs Graves, Valentine Morin, Helen DonnelIy, Mrs Joseph Albino, Ma bel Kirleman, Mrs Peter Connolly, Mrs George Dingwell, Mrs John Hogan, Dorothy Healy, Mrs Lena Brodeur, Mrs Wilfred Martin, Mrs Roland LaPointe, Mae McEvoy, Mary Dunn, Eva Aseiin, Katherine Lahey, Mrs Roberts, hfrs Higgins. Agnes Wallace, Louise Briody, Mrs Gasnen, Mrs Ruey, Mrs cordeau. Agnes Doran, Mrs T. poran, Anna Connolly, Marie Connolly, Mrs q. Connolly, Rose Donneliy, Mrs ver- chen and daughter, Mrs Louise Meaney, Mrs concettn Maneini, Mrs Bisin. Mrs chaFest, Betty Grant, Mrs 4. Rhelan. Mrs T. por- an, Margaret Lumbar. Mrs P. Ho- gan, Gertrude Koona, Mildred Keona. Mary Bkokes, Ruth Nsps. Nellie Ryan, Moliie 1ampietfo, Mary Afdakzo, Henrietta Hartman. Catherine Conway. Dorothy Quinn, Mrs John Ooren, Mrs Y. Reilly. Mrs Reilly and Anna Ksenan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Card Party h Largely Attended

| One of the largest card parties of the spring season was held last evening when about four hundred and fifty guests gathered at the Blessed Sacrament parish hall. The card party given by the Holy Name society and the ladies of the parish was for the benefit Of the Boy and Girl Scouts of the parish.
 Bridge, plh6chle. whist and 45 were among the games In play. Prizes were awarded to the winners at each table. Refreshments were served by the Boy and Girl Scouts The committees in charge of the affair were: 5
 Arrangement. committee: J. Gregory Lynch, chairman, Ray Stone, C.. J. Daily, William Dzinsky, Lawrence Ryan, Thomas Lawlcr Everett West, Michael O'Rourke, Edward Maloney, James Hennes- sey, Edward Sheehy, Edward Kelly.
 Reception committee: Mrs Thomas O'Rourke, chairman.
 Ticket committee: Mrs Frank F. McEvoy, chairman, Mrs Edward 6eai, MFS EVeTetL WeSty MES V. J. Daily, Mrs Mary Joy, Mrs Edward Clark, Mrs William Katzig, Mrs James McGrath, Mrs Michael O'Rourke, Mrs Charles Allen. Mrs Daniel McNulty, Mrs John Uhas. Mrs James Shell, Mrs William Dzinsky, Mrs Richard Joy, Mrs Joseph Stone, Mrs James Doyle, Mrs Francis Delaney, Mrs F. Bel anger, Miss Rosemary Smith, Mrs Mark Tierney, Miss Mary Stollar, Miss Agnes Luddy, Miss Katherine Lawlor, Mrs James Hennessey, Mrs Walter Malsch, Mrs Edward, Brad ley.
 Refreshment committees: Mrs John Hannon, Mrs John J. Reilly, Miss Rose Clarkin, Miss Sarah L. Guilfoile.
 Prize committee: Mrs Everett West, Mrs Frank Newcomb.
 Candy committee: Mrs Robert Moran, Miss Anna Moran.
 Publicity committee: Vincent Maloney, Miss Mary Sugrue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
Hospital Aid Group
 Plans Ru,,,n,age Sale

A rummage sale conducted by the St Mary's Hospital Aid Asso- ciation will be held next week, Thursday and Friday, May 18th and 17th at 8 number 77 East Main street. The store will also be open for business Wednesday night and all day Wednesday there will be some one in charge at the ad- dress to receive articles. The Hos- pttal Aid holds a rummage sale twice q year, the proceeds for St Mary's hospital. Hospital Aid mem- bers or anyone else interested are nsked to donate articles of wear Ina apparel and household goods. 1x unable to bring your contribu- Hons to the East Main street ad- dress donators are asked to call the 01zicers of the association and ar- Engagements will be made to col feet the articles. Mrs Joseph Me- Ginniss, of 57 Plaza avenue, pres 1dent of St Mary's hospital Aid, is 1n charge and will be assisted by other officers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
Mrs. Mae Birt To Represent
 Quota Club At Contention

The regular meeting of the Quota club was held at the Hotel Elton and was conducted as a past presidents meeting.
 Miss Jennie O'Neill, the first president of the club, conducted the meeting, assisted by Mary F. Hennessey, Harriet Gregory and Dora A. Egan.
 Invitations were received from the Worcester, Mass, and the Pawtucket, R. l., Quota clubs to attend their 10th birthday parties, whicA are to be held on May 11th and 18th, respectively.
 Waterbury Quota members are planning to attend a meeting in Torrington on Saturday evening at which time they hope to lay the foundation for Quota club in that city.
 It was voted to send the presi- dent. Mae L. Birt, as a delegate to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS CONTRACT PROBLEMS

Certain players have knack for discovering unusual hands One such chap is young New York attorney, Fred Kaplan. <
 Seven odd can be made on this hand, which MT Kaplan showed me. After working it out for awhile, see if you will not agree with me that it is one of the pret- tiest hands of the vera.
 In the bidding, North was con- fronted with problem After South's bid of one spade. The hand was not quite strong enough to bid two no trump and, of course. with only three trumps,{ a double raise in spades was out of the question.
 North elected to make g con- structive bid of two hearts. South then showed strength by jumping
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
DoNNELLY-sQUIREs

The wedding Cecelia Squires Of Cherry street, daughter of the late Lieut. and Mrs William H. Squires. and Matthew Bernard Donnelly, son of MT and Mrs Bernard Don- nelly of Lounsbury avenue, took place yesterday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception at 8 o'clock. Rev Francis O'Shea performed the ceremony and officiated at the nuptial mass which followed. A musical pro- gram was played by Organist Fred erick Harmon, accompanied by Ed-
 ward Stack, soloist. Miss Dinah Goffred and Eugene Donnelly, the
 latter brother of the bridegroom,
 were the attendants.
 The brides gown of cornhower
 blue mousseline de soie, was styled with a jacket, made with puffed sleeves and with ruffled hemline. The skirt was of ankle length and terminated in a pleated ruffle. She wore a cap of mousseline de soic styled with veil of maline, the color of which was in harmony with her gown. She wore white lace mitts and carried a bouquet of old fashioned garden flowers. Miss Goffred's frock was of ashes of roses seersucker crepe. It was also styled with a jacket with three quarter length full sleeves and with a long slightly full skirt. Her hat was of q corresponding shade and she carried a bouquet of old fash toned flowers as we'll.
 The wedding reception was held at Lift-the-Latch inn in Middle
 bury after which the couple left on their wedding trip. They will live, upon returning, at 23 Walnut street. The bride is travelling in 2 navy blue suit with accessories to match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
Weddings
WYANT.ECKER


 The marriage of Miss Mary The resa Ecker, daubhter of MT and Mrs Frank Ecker of East Farm street, to Lee Dallas Wyant, son of MT and Mrs Dallas Wyant, of Washington, Conn, took place at the rectory of St Thomas church yesterday morning Rev John Ken nedy officiated. Miss Ecker was att tended by her sister. Miss Lena Ecker, and Roderick Wyant of Washington, was his brothers best man.
 The bride was gowned in an ankle length model of rose beige, lace styled with short puffed sleeves. She wore brown lace gloves and a brown straw hat. Her flowers were Taisman roses. Her sister was attired in brown lace with hat of beige straw. She wore souvenir roses.
 A reception for the bridal party and members of the family was held at the brides home following the ceremony MT Wyant and his bride left for a wedding trip to Washington, D. C., and Atlantic City, the bride wearing a green sports costume with brown acces- sories. They will reside in Albany, N. Y. upon their return.
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to three spadesfl and as soon as he found his partner with a fit ih spades, he went to six.
 The Play
 Vests opening lead was the jack of hearts. which the declarer won with the ace. His next play was the ace of trump. followed by a small trump. which was won in the exposed hand with the queen.
 The declared had to find either the queen of clubs or the queen of diamonds right to make his contract. if he trle dthe diamond finense. the heart king would bo knocked out. 60 he had nothing fronted with q problem after south's bla Of one spade. The hand was not quite strong enough Co bid two no trump and, Of course. with only three trumps. . double raise in spades was oui ef tho question.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10

Among those present Wednesday nfrht at theannual dinner meeting of the waterbury Council of Cath olic women and the Diocesan Blu reau of Social Service were the following:
 Misses Mabel Brett, Grace Wolff, Helen Mccarthy, Florence A. Cassidy; Mrs Margaret Master son. Mrs M. I. Donovan, Mrs Will liam Brennan, Mrs Bart Buckley , Miss Catherine Griffin. Mrs George Ottinger, Mrs John Delaney: Misses Nellie Troy, Mary Coogan, Mary Fitzpatrick, Eileen Kelly, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Frances Brovick, Nora C'Brien: Mrs T. J. Bedding, Mrs John Mcdonnell, Miss Helen De- vine. Mrs M. A. Keane; Misses Elizabeth Gustafson, Lydia Hay ward, Irene Synnott, Eva Gauth- Ter, Fanny Lauro; Mrs John Heal- ey, Mrs Henry A. Haydfh, Miss Mary Sciullo, Miss Josephine Carlo, Mrs A. Stance.
 Misses Mary Cronin, Margaret Griffin, Margaret Carroll, Margaret Tehan, Mary Colina; Mrs Frank Daly, Mrs B. H. Fitzpatrick, Mrs John H. Kilduff, Mrs Edward L. Farley; Misses Agnes Nolan, Ruth Kennaugh, Marjorie M. Farley, El- eanor B. Kelly, Mary Robinson, Kate Joan Kilmartin; Mrs Marga- ret Verdon, Mrs Frank J. Mona ghan, Mrs William M. Harris, Will liam Harris, Mrs Leslie Irvine, Mrs William Duff. Mrs M. T. Hayes, Mrs John White, Miss Mary Nina han. Mrs James Brownell, Mrs Thomas Smith, Mrs Peter FitzHen- ry. Mrs Mary Casey.
 Misses Catherine Maloney, Mar garet Maloney, Mrs Mary Maloney, Anna Brennan, Mrs John Bonn, Mrs Charles Woodlock, Miss Rose Hutchinson, Mrs E. J. Mcdonald, Misses Anna Nolan, Helen Hayes, Mary Rice, Helen Mcdonald, Mary Mcdonald, Julie McGrath, Lucy Bowes, Nancy Jane Delaney, Mrs Helen J. Sherwell; Misses Made line Monroe, Catherine Connor, Helen Egan, Mary c. O'Connor, Elizabeth Somers, Ida Lunny, Ella Doran.
 Mrs Patrick Bergin. Mrs Han nah Cahey, Mrs Vincent Scully, Mrs William J. McGrath, Mrs Thomas Delaney, Mrs James T. Kelley, Miss Mary Hennessey, Miss Mary L. Lawlor, Mrs John J. Gal win: Misses Mary H. O'Reilly, Ros- alind Lawlor, Julia G. Sullivan; Mrs James D. Bolan, Mrs Daniel Driscoll. Mrs c. Thompson, Mrs John Powers, Misses Edna Har- mon, Bessie M. Cameron, Grace L. White. Mrs Frederick Dauch, Mrs John Hennessey, Mrs Mary Skahan. Mrs Albert Centerbar.
 Misses Catherine Burns, Kathe- rine Dalton; Mrs William Hamil- ton, Mrs Matthew O'Brien, Mrs Louis A. Walsh, Mrs Joseph S. Farley, F. J. Danaher, Mrs Owen Carey, Mrs Thomas Kelly, Mrs James Power. Mrs Thomas Mitch- ell. Mrs William Dwyer, Mrs Thomas German. Miss Frances Courtney, Mrs Thomas Lyons, Mrs Timothy Guilfoile, Mrs John Mar ten, Mrs Felix s. Colanecchio, Mrs Rocco Longo, Mrs Harry Ryan, Mrs Katherine Zibell, Miss Jane Casey. Mrs Albert Carpenter, Misses Mary Lawlor, Helen Hanley, Mollie Collins. Mrs Margaret stan ton, Miss Teresa c. Timms. Mrs Michael Cavanaugh, Miss Winifred
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
THoMPsoN-THoMAs <

The marriage of Mrs Mary Waite Thomas, daughter of Mir and Mrs Brainerd E. Waite of Hartford to Dr Maurice Bainton Thompson of Bloomfield, son of Mrs Mau- rice J. Thompson of New York, tok place Thursday morning at the home of the brides parents. Rev Gihson-I. Daniels of Bloomfield performed the double ring cere- mony in the presence Of the inn mediate families, A wedding breakfast followed.
 Richard Anthony of Providence, R. T., was best man for Dr Thomp- son.
 Mrs.Thompson attended St Mar. garet's school in Waterbury and the Hartford Art School. Dr Thompson a nephew of MT and Mrs John H. Thompson of Farm ington. was graduated from Brown University. where he was a mem Der of Delta .Upsilon, and from the College of Physicians and Sur geons. Columbia University. He in- termed at the Hartford hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10

North elected to make a con- structive bid of two hearts. South then showed strength by jumping to three spades, and as soon as he found his partner with a fit in spades, he went to six.
 The Play
 Vests. opening lead was the jack of hearts, which the decIarer won with the ace. His next play was the, ace of trump, followed by a small trump, which was, won in the exposed hand with the queen.
 The declarer had to find either the queen of clubs or the queen of diamonds right to make his contract. If he tried the diamond finesse, the heart king would be knocked out. so he had nothing to lose by trying the club finesse.
 If the club queen were right, he would be able to discard his losing heart on the ace of clubs. The club finesse worked, so the declared drew out the last out standing trump and cashed his king of clubs, king of hearts. and two trumps.
 He was left with the deuce of hearts and the king. jack. deuce of diamonds. West had three din- monds fo the queen, and the ten of hearts. Dummy had the ace and six of diamonds, the ace of clubs, and the seven of hearts.
 4 small diamond was played and won with the ace. The ace of clubs was cashsd, tho declareF disearding tho deuce of hearts.
 West was squeezed. 4 heart discard would oslabiish the seven of hearts. while diamond diss card would give che declared tho last two tricks with the, king and Jack of diamonds.
 (coRynshk 1psg. MIA sesv. kne)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
pEoUor BRIDGE CLUB

Winners in last evenings session of the Pequot Bridge Club con- ducted by Mrs George Pierpont were: Mrs Franklin O'Donnell and Theodore Breithaupt, 42 1-2; Mrs George Pierpont and Frank Mo- Namara. AZ and East and West. Mrs Arthur Carey and Mrs Ger trude Moran, 37 1-2 and Mrs Laura Anderson and William Hill and Glen Stover and Thomas Dec ley, 33, Sweepstakes were won by Mrs Franklin O'Donnell and Thedo dore Breithaupt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
Bride To Be Is
 Rendered ShotUer

Miss Mary Bartholomew, Mrs Theresa Andria, and Mrs Mary Maritime were hostesses at a mis- cellaneous shower given in honor of Miss Laura Andria at Bosco's Log Cabin, Monday evening. Those present were Misses Carmel la Capuano, Rosaline Rosetta. Winnie and Josephine Chillemi, Helen and Anna Pizzo, Amelia Girvensky, Louise Errico, Vera It. to, Rose and Carmella Tiso, Jos ephine and Helen Russo, Nancy Vitone, Mary Del Gobbo. Annette Pace, Mildred Pazero, Eve, and Cecelia Cipriano, Angie Renna. Josephine Rotella, Mildred Sciarra, Josephine Zucco, Evelyn Pastore. Margaret. Millie and Josephine Lauria, Phyllis and Edith Renna, Lucy Mucci, Helen Mocciola, Mar ion Sacco, Julia Coviello, Lena and Marie Padula, Lillian Mangamaro. Margaret Hoard, Florence Meehan, Lena Dalesandro, Lucy and Eleoro Nardozzi, Jane Rietdyki, Louise Colosanto, Elizabeth Fenton, Julia Jannetty, Mary Stnta Lucia, Ang- cline Lorusso, Anna Di Stiso, Min nie Geneva, Alkaline Parlapiano, Mary Lovallo, Lee Santora, Lucille Hubbard, Josephine Thompson. Alice Chieffo, Anna Shelly, Freida Guilfoile, Lena Capozzi. Gladys Staples, Margaret and Edith Cia- sulla, Sally, Helen, Olympia, Jos ephine and Eva Andria, Margaret O'Brien, Mrs Mae Carpinella, Mrs Florence Rosa, Mrs Minnie Petruz- zi. Mrs Lena Rinaldi, Mrs James Uriano. Mrs John Izzo, Mrs Victor ia Guerra, Mrs Coma, Mrs Carl Cipriano, Mrs Joseph Cipriano, Mrs J. Fibre, Mrs Verdoci, Mrs Sergio, Mrs J. Rollo. Mrs Florence Migalti, Mrs Lucy Flammia, Mrs Anna Accuosti. Mrs M. Battista. Mrs Sadie Bartholomew, Mrs John Flinter, Mrs Mary Cestare, Mrs Molhe Greco, Mrs J. Cancellaro, Mrs A. Grasso, Mrs Donate Coviel- To, Mrs Josephine Rosetti, Mrs Charles Uriano, Mrs Anna Capu- ano. Mrs Mary Tedesco, Mrs M. Goffredo, Mrs James Divito, Mrs Theresa Andria, Mrs Lena Andria, Mrs Anna Ranaudo, Mrs Lillie Perugini. Mrs Betty Stance, Mrs Fannie Pastore. Mrs Laura Longo, Mrs Rose Guiliano, Mrs Elivra Pope, Mrs Anthony Pope, Mrs Mary Mulvey, Mrs La Bella, Mrs Lillian Pisco. Mrs Mary Tiso, Mrs c. Spino, Mrs Ursula Izzo, Mrs Parlapiano, Mrs Tillippone, Mrs Helne Tuohy, Mrs Paul Di Orio, Mrs Mary sciarra. Mrs Angelina Spadola. Mrs Raffaelo Tedesco, Mrs Joseph Mascia, Mrs Dolly Palmento, Mrs Peter Martino, Mrs Carmclla Pace. Mrs William De- Vito. Mrs A. DePietro, Mrs Ches- tone. Mrs Phillip Teta, Mrs Helen Morrone, Mrs Sam Bacco, Mrs olympia 1somasiello. Mrs Albert Carpenter, Mrs Frank Filley. Mrs Agnes Coleman. Mrs Emma Reilly, Mrs Rose scomziano, Mrs Mollie De Leo. Mrs Mary orteili, Mrs James Ross. Mrs Ethel Johnson, Mrs Marie Murphy, Miss Laura Andria, Miss Marry Bartholomew.
 ouen Father Circle of the First M. 70. church will Taeet at tho home of Mrs George Raeburn, Nelson avenue, Monday evening. at o;30 o'clock. The efiiciai board meeting of Che church will be held af c o'c5eoIk f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
OLD HOMESTEAD BRIDGE CLUB

Top scorers in the Thursday evening session of the Old Home stead Bridge Club were: North and South: Mrs Franklin O'Don- nell and Mrs George Pierpont, 63; Raymond Bates and Miss Alice Lawlor. 47 1-2 Miss Gertrude Nor an, and Mrs John O'Brien, .substi- tuting for Mrs William Guilfoile, 46 1-2 and East and West, Mrs John Turner and Mrs James Bol- ger substituting for Miss Marion Cunningham, 56; Mrs Harry Moran and Mrs John Gilmartin tied with Kate Smith and Mrs Mary Kelly. 50: and Mrs Thomas Kelly and Mrs William Conlang, 45 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
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the international convention in June, at Colorado Springs.
 Mrs Birt has been appointed. by the international board of Quota clubs On the music committee, to take charge of all of the music al the convention.
 A very descriptive account of the birthday party held in New Haven on Saturday, May 4th, was given by Anna Alexander, Catherine Burns, Leila Cotter, Grace Wolff and Nelli, Hayden. This was the 10th birthday of the combined clubs in New Haven, Waterbury, Bridgeport and Hartford.
 Miss Kaye Scanell of Aver street entertained the members of the Feminette Social club at her home recently. Refreshments were served following the business meeting. Those attending were: Misses Rita Millerick, Marie Mullen, Doris Me- Cormack, Victoria DeCapua, Mar ion Rochette and Kaye Scannel. Tthe next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Rochette of Courtland avenue.
 Division 57. A. o. H., will hold
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

In the final session of the Thurs day evening tournament of the Cornell Bridge Club conducted by Mrs John c. Moriarty winners for the series were: MT and Mrs Al Ryan. 192 1-2; Miss Hazel Birdsall and Edward Birdsall, 1S2; Miss Lucille Sirica and J. Monahan. 174 1-2; Miss Mildred Holland and Miss Julie McGrath. 174; Miss Margaret Haslinger and Marion Holland, 169 1-2; Miss Katherine Holton and Miss Alice Walsh, 169.
 Top scores for last evenings ses- sion were: North and South, Miss Jane Dillon and Miss Mary Gib- bons, 50 1-2; and East and West, Miss Katherine Holton and Miss Virginia Smith, 59.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
Personal

Allen H. Boardman of Willow street is in New York where he is attending the Industrial Arts Ex- hibit at Radio City where the American Brass company is an ex- hibitor. He is registered at the Beekman Tower hotel during the exhibition.
 Miss Emmeline Manganiello, daughter of Mrs Raimonda Man ganiello of Lexington avenue played the role of a page at the recent crowning of the May Queen at Northampton School for Girls, Northampton, Mass, where she is a member of the senior class.
 Miss Margery Merrills of Pequot street attended the annual Spring hop at the U. s. Military academy at West Point as the guest of Cadet Kenneth Curtiss.
 Mir and Mrs William Nelson of Frost road have returned after spending several days in Spring field.
 Mir and Mrs Arthur Cowper of Waterville street are spending a few days in New York city.
 The Madame Spring Party" which was originally scheduled to be given at the First Baptist church. last Friday will be held Fraday, May 24, at tS:30 o'clock, it was announced this morning by Rev David P. Gaines, pastor.