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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

A fashion show, followed by a card party, was witnessed by q large Iumber of persons last night in the auditorium of the Water bury Catholic high school. The gathering was sponsored by the school alumnae. The models included Misses Ann Healey, Helen Schwartz, Gertrude Krigler, Flor. ence Madnick, Marjorie Bailey, Bernice Murray, Muriel Alderman. Irene Fowler and Marion Ahearn.
 Those attending the show and card party includued Maureen L. Cleary, Lena Burns, Stella Bris- tol, Margaret Connolly, Helen Deconinck, Helen Coon. Mary Duff fy. Mary Hanhon, Mrs. Arnold Carlson, Lillian Murphy, Ynette LaVallee, Rita LaVallee, Helene Beliveau, Mrs. William Brodeur. Mrs. l.. w. Brodeur, Irene Bro. deau, Doris Brodeau, Mrs. Edward Hyland, Mrs. Irving Choate, Mrs. Edward Brennan. Mrs. Raymond Stone, Gertrude Dwyer, Josephine Vinci, Louise Sullivan, 4 Audrey Keane, Mrs. M. J. Tehan, Mrs. George O'Neill, Miss Julia Bren- nan, Mrs. Edward Goggins, Anne Grady. Lillian Grady, Mary Flaherty, Claire Baribeault. Rosa lind O'Connor, Anne Stevens,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Club Activities

f league contest. Last night the team held a practice game fol- lowing q business meeting of the lodge at which Noble Grand How ard Branch presided.
 Alcohol and its effect on the hu- man body were, discussed last evening by Dr Alfred c. Dreher be- fore the members of the Bunker Hill Mems league. The meeting took place Tn the gymnasium of the Bunker Hill Congregational church. The league completed plans for a concert by the orga niza- tion's band Friday night ill the church gymnasium. On March 29th an informal dance will be sponsored by the league.
 "Why Warp was the title of an address delivered last night by Attorney Frederick Smedley at q meeting of the Palmour club in the organizations rooms on Bank street. In two weeks the club will be addressed by another we'll known local speaker. Attorney Lawrence Matzkin presided at last nights discussion. Thursday night the club will sponsor March dance in the club rooms. The committee in charge includes Ed win Nierenburg, Jack Pasternack and Mamie Weisman.
 Roosevelt lodge, Knights of Py- thias, will hold it's annual dinner dance on March 31st at Waverly inn. Plans for the affair were discussed last night at a meeting of the lodge members in Roose- welt hall. Chancellor Commander Samuel Green blatt presided.
 Charles Bradshaw, Bill Muus, Allie Snagg, John Draher, Henry Schildgen, Art LaChance and George Wheeler, charter members of the Recreation Rod and Gun club will be the guests of honor Friday night at testimonial din- ner which will take place at the association's quarters on the Pearl Lake road. The principal speakers will be Edward H. Daly, postmas- ter of Danbury, president of the Danbury Gun club and secretary and treasurer of the Connecticut Trapshooters' association, Lieuten ant-Governor Frank Hayes, Police Commissioner Harry Minor and Chief of Police Joseph H. Mclean.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

The Community Concert Series in the Connecticut area will spon- sor a concert in South Norwalll Sunday, March 10, Jose Iturbi, pi- anist, featured artist. Waterbury members may take advantage Of this concert by presenting their mem bership cards.
 A musicale and tea will be held at the Waterbury womens club Tuesday afternoon, March 12 in stead of to-day as originally planned. Nancy Byrd Turner will be the speaker. Miss Byrd is a poet of renown, her work appear : ing in various magazines. She received the New England Poetry clubs award of the golden rose for achievement along these lines several years ago.
 An initiation ceremony will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Liberty hall by the juniors of Court Verdi, Foresters of America. They will be assisted by the seniors. Plans for the ex- ercises were discussed last night at meeting over which Chief Rang CT Louis Lerz presided. "Our Beneficiary to Members" was the subject discussed during the even ing. Grand officers will atetnd Sundays ceremony. More than 150 new members were initiated into Court Verdi last year and the court has received praise from high officials of the order for the excellent organization work done.
 Members of the dart team of Townsend lodge of odd Fellows will journey to New Haven where they will engage the aHrmony lodge team of that city in q state
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Weddings
RoGERs.RuRKE

Litchfield, March 5-Miss Cath crime Rogers, daughter of Mrs Martin Rogers of Meadow street and Thomas Burke, son of MT and Mrs Michael Burke of Broad street, Torrington, were married at St Anthony's church in Litchfield at o'clock this morning. The pas tor, Rev John L. McG Guinness, per- formed the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs Peter Crowley of Torrington, brother-in-law and sister of the groom were the att tendants.
 The bride was gowned in white lace with cap-shaped veil and car ried bouquet of white roses.
 Mrs Crowley wore blue taffeta with pink accessories and carried pink roses.
 Following a reception held at the Crowley home in Torrington, MT and Mrs Burke left on an un- announced wedding trip. They will reside in Bristol where the bride groom is employed upon their return.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES =-
Worden s Party A Huge Success

The greatest floor show pre-. scented here in some time was greatly enjoyed by employees of l. F. Worden's & Sons, their families and friends last evening at Hamil- ton park pavilion. They assembled at the East End dancetorium to enjoy the annual Get-Together pro- gram of the local milk concern.
 The entertainment came direct from New York and featured an 11-year old master of ceremonies who stole the show with his Harry Richman characterizations. The lad could sing, dance, impersonate and put over a joke like one of vaudeville's veterans. With him were a comedian-j -juggler, several dance teams, eccentric and tap and several soloists of note, all of whom were appreciated.
 Harry x. Cashin, general sales manager, was chairman of the af- fair, assisted by William Cunning ham, Albert Toole, Benjamin Robb, James Lombardo, Patrick Scanlon, Phillip Wildman, Joseph Biersdor- fer, Frank O'Connor, Joseph De- schemes, Frank Malley and Jacob Karanofski.
 Jack F'itzgerald's orchestra fur nished the music for dancing. They rendered a delightful and varied concert from 8 until 9 o'clock af- ter which came the grand march led by Richard c. Fisher, general manager and Mrs A. D. Worden, followed by Harry Cashin and Mrs Fisher. Favors were distributed throughout the evening and sou venirs presented to all at the con- clusion of the evening.
 A delightful lunch consisting of ice cream, milk, sandwiches, cake and tangerines was served to all attending.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Naugatuck Leaders
 Sponsor Card Party

The Naugatuck Y. NJ. C. "A. Jun for Leaders card party which was held in the social rooms last night was great success. Approximate ly seventy-five people attended. During the evening program of entertainment was enjoyed. Harry Pager played several selections on his harmonica: Virginia Montanari and Fritz Klambt danced the Rube
 Dance; Laura Butcher danced the
 buck and wing; Norman Gibbs gave several mutations; and the High Rock Mountaineers enter tained with number of songs. Mrs. Noble Allen was the pianist.
 The entire program was very good and each number received plenty
 of applause.
 r After the card playing refresh
 ments were served by the mem bers
 of the Corps. Prizes for bridge were won by Mrs. Eleanor Lengyel and Russell Weaving. and the pinochle prizes went to Mrs. Ralph Bott and IT, win Grant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

eight, the trick was won in dummy with the ace. Now the jack of hearts was led, West refused to cover, and 1t held. The ten was played--and it held also. The four of hearts came next and the queen was finessed.
 Dcelarer then cashed his las trump. the ace of hearts, and picked up Vests king. being care- ful to discard spade from dummy.
 Now the five club tricks were cashed, dummy discarding two spades. West was forced to bear down to the king-jack of spades and the king of diamonds. De- clarer then led a diamond. forcing West 60 win with the king. West had to lead away from the king jack of spades. into the dummy's ace-queen. and. the almost impos- sible contract of six hearts was made. "A Copyright, 1885, NEA Service. Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
WATR Artist.
 Plays Hostess

Vita Vail of the WATR staff re- gently entertained the members of the Daughters of Isabelle in one , of her twice weekly programs hav- ing to do with the Federation of Nomens organizations. During the course of the broadcast Regent Jane Casey gave a resume of the activities of the group and so- prano selections were rendered by Mrs Ernest Drufa. Margaret Geddes accompanied at the piano.
 Miss Vail will entertain the Junior League on next Monday af- ternoon in another of the federal tion programs. and it is believed that a large unseen audience will be tuned to station WATR for this unusual broadcast. Mrs Wal ter Deacon, president of the Junior league will be heard.
 Lieutenant Shea auxiliary made plans at it's meeting last night, for a reception to Mrs. Mary Hunt, deputy chief of staff, on her official visit to Waterbury on March 18th. The auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars also voted to take part in the St. Patrick's day cele- bration on March 17th, at invita- tion of the Irish-American club which will stage big parade in the afternoon.
 A spaghetti supper will be serv- ed by Mrs. Jane Meyer. Mrs. Jean phy on East Main street March 14th. Mrs. Florence Palladino is chairman of the committee, assist ed by Mrs. Jane Meyed, Mrs. Jean cite Rice, Mrs. Lucy Moss and Mrs. Brophy. A food sale will be held at Miller & Peck's Co.,, March 22d under the direction of Mrs. Betty Ballantyne, Mrs. Lucy Moss, Mrs. Ellen Sheehan and Mrs. Jane Meyer.
 Mrs. Betty Ballantyne who pre- sided. urged good attendance at meeting Sunday at Meriden. Mrs. Clifford Thompson, second vice president of the state congress of Parent-Teacher associations, conducted the school of instruc- tion at the Y. M. C. A. yesterday attended by delegates of seven as- sociations from Waterbury and vi- cinity. Mrs. Elmer E. Wilson, president of the local council, pre- sided. Delegates from the follow ing associations were present: Chase School. Waterville, Bunker Hill, Middlebury. Prospect. Bald win school in Watertown and South school in Oakville. The an- nual session of the local council will be held April 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
EVENTS OF INTEREST

March 5-Card party by Mems league of Sacred Heart church.
 March 5-Second Congregations al church Evening Departments Hash and Pancake supper at Dav- enport hall.
 March 2 - Lawrence Dennis at forum at Women's club.
 March B. Rebekah lodge rum mage sale.
 March 8-"World Day of Pray CT" at Second Congregational church. March g Dental Hygienists convention at Hotel Elton.
 March 1O- Daughters of Italy initiation and dinner at Hotel FL ton.
 March il - First M. F.. church meeting.
 March 14-North End f Frolic and Dance at N. F. Y. Hut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
LYNCH.SOUIIsES

The wedding of Miss Eileen Jane Squires, daughter of MT and Mrs John Squires of East Main street and James Carroll Lynch, son of .Mr and Mrs Charles Lynch of Lin- coin street, took place at St Fran cis Xavier church at o'clock this morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev James O'Conner.
 The bride had as her natron ot honor, her sister in law, Mrs Nell son Squires, while the best man was Charles Lynch, Jr., brother of the groom. The bride wore a beige colored gown with brown access sories and carried bouquet of Talisman roses. The matron Of honor wore a blue gown and d corsage of gardenias.
 Immediately following the cere- mony a reception took place at the Melrose club and the bridal couple left. on an unannounced wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside at 20 Cooke street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary or the American Bridge league
Forced Into Slam Bid - Overconfdence Of Partner Puts Expert Into Big Contract But He
 Makes It. Anyway.
Contract to Previous
 Contract Problem

It's great to be a champion. Yes -at times! But sometimes the fame that precedes you is costly and embarrassing. Partners think these champions can turn deuces into aces.
 Henry $. Dinkelspiel, Jr.. one of the National Team -of-Four cham pions, recently sat down at du- plicate game with a friend as a partner, and you can see from the bidding that the partner thought there was nothing impossible for Henry. who held the North hand.
 The Bidding
 After the spade bid. the two clubs is natural. The showing of the second suit by North is all right. Lut the jump to six hearts is just vote of confidence to the new champion.
 The Phy
 When East opened the diamond
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Dental Hygienists
 Had Supper Meeting

The Waterbury Dental Hygienic association members gathered at 61 Church street last night for the purpose of attending their regular supper and meeting. Further plans were made for the represen- tation of the local organization at the state convention that will be held shortly. After the meeting bridge was played. Those presen: were:
 Julia Vanderman, president: Maureen Malsch, Mrs Rachel Pur- cell, Barbara Borchardt, Mrs Eme- line O'Rourke Ryan, Frieda Ros- enfield, Anna Cooperhan. June Demming, Constance Bracken, Mill dred Finnan. Marion Bissett, Mary Gomper, Henrietta Zakins, Kath- leen O'Hara. Mrs Ethel Clark, and Helen King.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
MACHROONE-GREGORI

Torrington, March 5--The we'd ding of Miss Rose Gregori and Anthony Machrone took place at St Peters church yesterday morn ing at o'clock. The pastor, Rev William P. Boticelli, performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial high mass. Miss Margaret Gregori, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Miss Helen Michno was bridesmaid. John Gregori. brother of the bride, was best man. MT and Mrs Machrrone will reside at 40 Scoville street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Weddings
60 Couples Az Central Y Hop

Approximately 50 couples at- tended dance in the central "Yw last night which was sponsored by the Ball and Chain club. An-i other dance will be held the first week in April. It will be in the form of leap year program, thes women being in charge and malx- ing out the dance programs and their husbands doing as they arc told. Those at last nights affair included:
 Mr and Mrs Robert E. John- son, MT and Mrs E. H. Knutson. MT and Mrs c. J. Snyder, Mir and Mrs Leo A. Krause, MT and Mrs G. J. Wells, MT and Mrs J. Guffie, MT and Mrs l.. A. Mo- Callum, MT and Mrs Ralph Cos ter, MT and Mrs Henry Mahlstedt, Mir and Mrs Idris E. Aldersons MT and Mrs John Hornbeclser, MT and Mrs c. F. Rafford, Mir and Mrs Raymond Martin, Mir Mrs Vernon Hall, MT and Mrs Richard A. Crane, MT and Mrs T. H. Parke, MT and Mrs Harold Beaulac, Dr and Mrs Robert Wat. kins, MT and Mrs John A. Cluney, Mir and Mrs G. H. McCuen, Mr and Mrs Raymond Mills, MT za- hour, MT and Mrs Herbert s. Smith, MT and Mrs Thomas G. Smith, MT and Mrs William n. Briggs, MT and Mrs Aubrey Greenlaw, MT and Mrs R. F. Cham berlain, Dr and Mrs Macs Laughlin, MT and Mrs G. R. An~ grave, MT and Mrs Earl Fresser, Dr and Mrs H. F. Morill, Mr and Ms T. H. Webersenn. Mir and Mrs A. F. Meyerhans, Mrs Edwin Leavenworth, MT and Mrs D. o. France, MT and Mrs T. ]. S. Kishpaugh, MT and Mrs Her-s bert $. Root, MT and Mrs A. D. Marston, Mir and Mrs Trainor, Mir and Mrs A. B. Crance, MT and Mrs J. A. Miller, MT and Mrs Robert w. Ker, MT and Mrs Arthur s. Rogers, MT and Mrs H. J. Ford, MT and Mrs Norman Neale, MT and Mrs Fred Lux, MT and Mrs Miles H. Durr, MT and Mrs Clayton Brown and George Dillon and Rachel Cruickshank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
High School Notes

The Argus staff will hold regu- lar. meetings each Tuesday at Crosby under the direction ol Charles Mccarthy, it was an- nounced at the school today. Meet ings of the Consolidated orchcs- tra, the Italian club and the Span ish club were also neld today.
 A meeting of the Math club will be held Thursday in room 209 un- der the direction of William Smith. The German club will meet Thurs day in room POS. The program will be directed by Samuel Meyers. faculty advisor.
 The ring committee of the Leav- eaworth high school senior class vill be appointed at a meeting neld today under the direction of Earle H. Blanchard of the faculty.
 Siiverton. Ore-CUP)--Mr and Mrs Marcus l.. Latham, believed the oldest married couple in the United States, recently celebrated their Fist wedding anniversary. They are both 93, and were mar ried Jan 13. 1864.. ;,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB.

Tn the Monday afternoon session of the Cornell Bridge club con ducted at 20 Buckingham street top scores were as follows: North and South, Mrs George Largay and Mrs Mark Gallagher 85; Mrs Ber- nard Wilhelm and Mrs Robert Jill son "A 1-2; east and west, Mrs Carl Olsen and Mrs William Foley 87; and Mrs James Bowling and Mrs Clarence Byars 72. The off, clal standing to date is Mrs George Largay and Mrs Mark Gallagher 260; Mrs James Bowling and Mrs Clarence Byars 245 1-2: Mrs Bern ard Wilhelm and Mrs Robert Jill son tied with the two previous players 245 1-2; and Mrs John Col lins and Mrs John Murphy 229 1-2 ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
TRACY.BOMERMAN

Torrington, March 5-Miss Ger trude, M. Bowerman, daughter ot MT and Mrs George L. Bowerman, BIG Litchfield street, and Paul B. Tracy, son of MT and Mrs William J. Tracy, 104 Bellevue avenue, Bristol, were married yesterday morning at the Immaculate Con- ception church in Hartford.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev Bernard M. Donnelly, god father of the bridegroom. Miss Helen B. Tracy, sister of the bride- groom, was maid of honor and George E. Bowerman, brother of the bride, was best man.
 Miss Bowerman is a graduate of St Francis parochial school, Torrington high school and Dan- bury Normal school.
 MT Tracy attended Federal Hill school, Choate school at Walling- ford and Is a graduate of Holy Cross college, Worcester, Mass. He is employed at the Tracy -Driscoll Insurance company, Bristol.
 MT and Mrs Tracy will live at S2 Goodwin street, Bristol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
GILDERsLEEVE-ODELL

MISS Helen Winifred OdeIl and Alfred Henry Gildersleeve were married Sunday afternoon at Call vary church in Stonington. Rev w. Frederick Williams officiated.
 The bride is the daughter of Mrs Joheph H. Odell of Stonington and the late Rev Dr Odell, Presbyter- ian clergyman and writer. She at- tended the Emma Willard school in Troy, N. Y., and completed her education in Europe.
 MT Gildersleeve is the son of the late MT and Mrs Alfred Glider sleeve of Gildersleeve. He attended the Taft school at Watertown and Wesleyan university.
 After trip to Nassau, MT and Mrs Gildersleeve will reside in Stonington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

Thomas Hogan of Cherry street Naugatuck, is a patient at St Mary's hospital.
 Improvement is reported in the condition of Miss Jeanne Burke, daughter of Officer and Mrs Harris Burke of Maple street, Naugatuck, who was operated on last week for acute appendicitis.
 Dr and Mrs Edward H. kirsch- baum and the Misses. Ruth and Anna Kirschbaum of Eastfield road, and Miss Betty Bevans of 20 Grove street. Waterbury. Conn, and MT and Mrs William E. Blythe and Frances Blythe of 53 Garden street, Ansonia, Conn. spent the week -end at the Hotel New Weston in New York City.
 Miss Emma A. Hibshman of the Westover School, Middlebury Conn, has been stopping at the Ho- tel New Weston in New York City.
 ,che annual concert of the com bined high school glee clubs will be held some time next month under the direction of Miss Alice Gibson. A rehearsal of the singers was held yeSterday afternoon. }t
 There was a large attendance at thH dessert bridge held yesterday afternoon at the Waterbury Wo- mems club, an event sponsored hy the Melicent Porter chapter, D. A. k. Thirty tables were in play.
 Mir and Mes, William l.. Dailey and daughter Patricia Anna of Springfield. Mass, have been spend- ing few days with Mrs Dailey's parents, Mir and Mrs Bernard Burns of Fulton Park avenue.
 Regina Leonard announces a masquerade dance at her studios, 73 East Main street, March 16.
 Plans for the cookie sale to be held under the auspices of the Girl Scout council were outlined by Mrs Joseph HetZel last night at meeting of the Leaders associa- tion held in the Mill Plain Union church. Miss Mildred Stepney was hostess for the meeting. A talk on American Indians was given by Gray l.. Butler.
 The committee that will be in charge of the weekly card party at St Patrick's Lyceum on Friday evening of this week consists of the following: Mrs Patrick Garvey, Mrs Thomas Grady. Mrs Arthur Den ker, Mrs John German, Mrs James Moore, Mrs James Mulhern, Mrs Ethel Wells, Mrs Thomas Matr and Miss Alice Goulden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

MT and Mrs Charles c. Goodrich of West Hartford are entertaining Mrs Goodrich's mother, Mrs Wil-s liam Price of this city, for several days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

Miss Emma A. Hibshman of the Westover School, Middlebury
 Conn, has been stopping at the Ho- tel New Weston in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

Ruth Bullis entertained a group of friends at her home on Baldwin avenue last night. During the eve- ming games and dancing were en- joyed. Entertainment was furnish ed by Dorathy and Doris Langley, William Higgins and John Wells. Late in the evening a supper was served. Those in attendance were.
 Eunice Pronovost, Frances and Gertrude Dwyer, Dorothy and Doris Langley, Lena DaLonges, Statia and Anne McEvoy, Rose Bullis of Salisbury, Md; Barbara Jordan of Washington. D. C.. Floyd Russell, Charles John Hamel George Carlstrom. William Hig- gins, John Wells. Rocco Pomponio, Howard Judd, Clifford King of Bos. ton,. Mass. Roule Burdette of Maine and George Balm of York, Pa.
 Fifty couples attended the din- fier dance sponsored by the Beta Lamda Alpha Sorority at Waverly Inn Saturday evening. Those at- tending include: Betty McGrath, Martin J. Brennan, Gertrude Lad den. Paul Condon. Jane Truelove. Dennis Hickey. Mary Ryan, Elmer Roche, Alice Loiselle, George Ro-' berts, Kay Canavan, George Ash ton, Gladys Walters, Edward Ka- minsky, Rita Emmons. Edward Wedge. Betty Colby. Charles Par kes. Alice Powers. James Gibbons, Margaret Saunders, c. Johnson, Mildred Vail. Edward Rasmussen. Dorothy Moss, Henry Travers, Mary Ouelette. John Schaffer. Mary Joan Finn. Harold Pierce. Mazda L. Cross, Edward McGrath, Rose Marciano. Kingsley Harlen. Winifred Fehrs. Vincent McKeown Helen Michelonas. Leo Beck, Eva Tata. Thomas McKenna, Mary E. Harmon, Frank Ladden, Jeanette Duval, Larry Beaulier, Mildred Trotosky. James Mcdonald. Mar tha Solhem, John McNellis, Clara Ouelette, Raoul Bernier. Mary Paffney, Joseph Corcoran. Patricia Adams, Alfred Lacrosse, Rose Rielly, Anthony Dellacamera. Katherine Kane, Arthur Smith, Ann Coakley. Francis Danaher, Irene Kane, Harvey Lawton. MT and Mrs Arthur Balfe and Mir and Mrs Lester Vail.
 The College of New Rochelle alumnae chapter has announced the postponement of' the bridge and fashion show scheduled for tonight at the Waterbury Catho- lie high auditorium. The affair will take place after Lent at a date to be announced later
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

,che annual concert of the com bined high school glee clubs will be held some time next month under the direction of Miss Alice Gibson. A rehearsal of the singers was held yesterday afternoon. 2f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05
Personal

Thomas Hogan of Cherry street Naugatuck, is patient at St Mary's hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

There was large attendance at tho dessert bridge held yesterday afternoon at the Waterbury Wo- mems club, an event sponsored hy the Melicent Porter chapter. D. A. k. Thirty tables were in play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

Mir and Mrs William r.. Daley and daughter Patricia Anna of Springfield. Mass, have been spend- ing few days with Mrs Daileys parents, MT and Mrs Bernard Burns of Fulton Park avenue.