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SITUATIONS--MEN.
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TYP1sT: expert. win guarantee neatness
Phone day, District 70s5.
YOUNG MAN (ooioredl, houseman, waiter
or short-order cook; good reference. Call
Metropolitan 9S23.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes Job as chauf-
feur or porter. experienced good reference.
Call Decatur 113S. 3 to pm.
YOUNG MAN who has had experience in
retail and wholesale paint store or one
who wants, to learn the business, with
high school education; must furnish ref
erenceS as to ability and honesty. Ad-
dress Box 45T. star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN, colored, 20. has drivers
permit. wants work Of any kind. Phone
YOUNG MAN, light colored, wishes place
erenee. Phone Columbia 6731
YOUNG MAN. preferably with bookkeep-
ing and Office experience; must be quick
and accurate with f1gureS. also good pen
man; references required. Address Box
los. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN-National transportation
system requires the services of young
Solicit % accounts for Household and si freight R
hauling. Excellent opportunity. with ad-
yancement assured. Drawing account
against commission. Address Box 223-S.
YOUNG MAN. colored. desires job as truck
driver. houSeman, chauffeur or porter: good
references Call Metropolitan 1899.
YOUNG MAN attending business college
clerk Address Box zoos. Star office. 26s
YOUNG MAN. white. willing worker. with
drivers permit. Call John Mock. North
6s91.
YOUNG MAN. white. -. desires work as
chauffeur or electrician; also any work
paying Lying wages; have so, new VS.; @ free
dressed. Call Atlantic 5s79-J. Charles.
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Pre-School PLAY Group.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR NEW YORK TUESDAY OR
Wednesday take 4 passengers; reasonable
Phone Atlantic 3307.
DRIVING TO NEW YORK THANKSGIv-
ing, return Sunday; room for Two. Phone
Cleveland 54Dg.
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA ABOUT DE-
cember .; woman would like woman pas
senger or man and wife 10 share eX-
penSes: references excha hged. Phone Met
ropolitan 2i6l- Ex. 1!:I.
NAVAL OFFICER, DRIVING NEW SEDAN
Los Angeles. via New Orleans. first part OF
December. can accommodate l or paSSen-
gers. Address Box 6O-S, Star office. ..5t
MIAMI. FLA, ABOUT DEC. 3; FOUR OR
party. Phone Cleveland 2AO9
DRIVING SYRACUSE. N Y. LATE WE'D.
or early Thursday. returning Sunday; l or
. passengers. Phone Georgia 764S.
NeoT; Nov. - IN lH34 phaeton; return
prefer non-smokers Clarendon 2544.
BOSTON. WEDNESDAY, NOV p; RE-
FoTd E SR'sx ANNfN RSE Ats6fc EsaiTfSDs $500 'S!
LADY DRIVING TO FLORIDA IAN. TAKE
one lady passenger. MISS SHAW. 1880 r
ST. NV. Phone Potomac 1900.
PRIVATE PARTY DRIVING TO FRED
erickSburg. Richmond. WILLIAMSBURG Va,
Nov - return Dec. T. desires passengers.
Phone Metropolitan 1885.
PRIVATE PARTY DRIVING TO BUFFALO
Wednesday accommodate q persons share
expenses. Mr.. Marsh, GO E S.. Sc. after ,.
FREE TRIP TO TAMPA FOR GOOD CARE
lul driver (decent white MALE; part-time
driving. Start Dec. 3 no return. Ad
dress Box "7S-S. Star Office
GENTLEMAN AND GROWN DAUGHTER
driving to Detroit Wed. return Sunday;
new car: passengers. Phone Shep. 3946.
WANTED = WOMAN SHARE EXPENSES
motoring West Coast after Dec !: refer
ences. Call Emerson 0075 after pm. 25'
LEAVING FOR INDIANA NOV. - IN PLY
mouth sedan return Dec. -: can accom-
modate passengers. Call Lincoln 6tit:;-J.
pa
LEAVING FOR MIAMI TUESDAY; TAKE
passengers. ST. each. 1919 18th st. NV.
24'
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CHAIR GAMING DONE BY A SPECIAL
fSt in your private home II desired; prices
reasonable. Call T. DOUGLASS DAVID
SON District S2S4
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enced in ali branches Of work. Apply at
once. Breslau's Beauty Shop. 1109 r st.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO. LESSONS for permit, easy parking
end clutch control: car furnished "Old
Reliable Foster Hartwell. Met. 1909. "a"
EPANISH-High school and college, ex-
perlenced teacher. NJ. A. Preparation for
evans: conversation. Adams 2103-W. "a
PIANO LESSONS-5Oc for y hour; teacher
OF much experience. 1864 Harvard ST. n. W.
Phone Columbia 1922
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WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTY
who can buy. prepare and supervise the
serving Of an inexpensive business mans
lunch. Apply JOCKEY CLUB. 1241 9TH
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NURSE hospital trained; long experience
private cases or care motherless home; ex-
/ cellent refs. for both. Columbia 1918
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

VACANCIES for elementary teachers with
fine training. S1,200-S2, 500; also high
school openings. BALTIC. Teachers Agency,
5l6 N. Charles ST., BALTIC, Md.
DOMESTIC.
FOR HELP Call Domestic Decatur 24I9
1925 9th st. Men women, any capacity.
Quick. reliable service.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851, 1909
18th. has cook. maids, mattresses, g.hw..
day workers, bus boys, buffers. janitors.
couples. 26'
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE - Houseworkers,
cooks, maids mothers helpers laundresses,
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 11th NV.
uo3Os
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced
in. all branches of all beauty culture;
also operator to work part time. Address
Boy SIS Star nfficR
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AUTO INSTRUCTIONS - Reliable white
men, any hours cars furnished Parking
fer test: permits secured Noel Met. 5534, :
GERMAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL. FRENCH
beginners Spanish. Latin; highly recon-
menGed teacher. Columbia OBI eve
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SHORTHAND. private lessons Pitman
Gregg: review and dictation classes. Miss
Milton, l4lo H st. or Georgia 1919.
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SALESLADY for ladies' ready-to-wear;
only those with experience and local ref
erence need apply. 1924 Conn. ave
SALESLADIES experienced outside work;
conditional salary Give in detail eX-
perience and phone. Address Box lost.
Star office.
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extra saleslady for holidays; state age ex-
perience and references. Address Box
3D. Star Office
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SALESLADIES. experienced. age 2O-35,
willing to work part time on short shift,
evenings and SATURDAYS until Christmas.
Apply Monday. $50 to | a. 3Rd floor Sears.
Roeouck & Co. OH Bladensburg rd. ne.
SOPRANOS for prominent chorus choir:
work OF unusual interest. Address Box
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SALESLADY. experienced. selling gowns
and hatSi one accustomed TO exclusive
clientele. 1922 Conn ave NV.
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PERMANENT POSITION

To women: Fair education. those most
preferable who have fraternal or religious
Affiliations will find an exceptional oppor-
tunity for pleasant, profitable work and
with cooperation given should earn
minimum of not less than $50 per week
Those that can qualify will be allowed
reasonable drawing account. Applications
only Dy mail. giving telephone and resident
address. Each applicant will be inter-
viewed Address Ernest Mayer. Raleigh
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SALESLADY to call on beauty parlors with
full line of preparations must be expert
enced; good opportunity for right party
State age and phone number. Address
Box 44-S. Star office.
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RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK.

Salary. S1,S50. Glasses now going on.
RESIDENT classes. day-eventng ALL
Eubjects covered. Routing. Following In
struction. Sorting General Test Arith-
metic.' Printed material furnished IN
VESTIGATE-you will enroll at BOYDS !.
HOME STUDY COURSES also; $500,
g. so. S125.
BOYD'S 1898 ST. National 1888.
civil Service Specialists"
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WOMAN, cultured. young; enroll members
Flreside Forum. national literary club; ap-
pllcant must be over 25; produce sales rec
ord. Dist $500. Rm. h1n for annmt
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS g. SERVICE,

PAPERING, rooms: 70 eo,9P IS gp. Prompt
and ca,,t,i :, service. Also painting
anu caGlklnR. Roy White Atlantic 4653'
l 90 my own work; satistaetiop c,,a ~. -
eeed: can Metz any time. Columbia o3os.
PAfERING RMS .2-STORY HArJ- Ss51
Eng SSnn up: quick service: white mechanics
atl Saa19g, a1g Lllne. neat papers. Adams 1896
apie. PARK View Decorating ca sdI 81
ooto pl NV. Phone Georgia 74I4 N'"~-
Evening star., 1935-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Park of New
York City are passing a short time
at the Carlton.
Evening star., 1935-12-23

Mrs. F. N. Filley, accompanied by
Miss Joan Filley and Miss Evelyn
Glass of Greenwich, Conn, is spend
ing a brief time at the Dodge.
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ladies will have with them Miss
Louise Osterwald, vino will entertain
the boys with songs and accordion
selections.
Each boy will receive an attractive
Christmas gift and will be served by
the ladies Of the unit with ice cream,
cake and cigarettes.
Mrs. Edward Campbell Shields,
president of the unit, has been ably
assisted by Mrs. Arthur G. Adair,
Mrs. Frank S. Long and Mrs. Bruce
Mansfield. Other ladies who will as
sist at the party are Mrs. Carroll j.
MCGUIRE, Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz,
Miss Pauline Yates Long, Mrs. Hetty
Adams, Mrs. william Temple Nish-
witz, Miss Doris Pryor, Miss Estelle
v. zirkin, Mrs. Viola Fellows, Mrs.
Robert Bates, Or. Laura Brennon,
Mrs. Frank Foster and Miss Dorothy
Mansfield.
The unit is also preparing a huge
Christmas basket for q needy World
War veteran and his family. Mrs.
Arthur c. Adair, assisted by Mrs.
Bruce Mansfield, has been active in
providing Winter clothes and toys for
this family.
The aim Of the unit Is at all times
to aid needy World War veterans and
their families.
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MINI. and at Phillips Andover Acad-
epy at Andover, Mass, and finished
his education in chemical engineering
at Sheffield Scientific School Of Yale
University, class Of 1918. Was
member Of York Hall. He is con-
nected with the earliest families in
Kentucky as wen as he Is son of
Mr.. Harrison Gibson Foster Of Lex
ington, KY. Col. Fosters sister Is
Mrs. William Petit, jr., Of Lexington
and his brother is Mr.. Addison @.
Foster of Washington.
Col. Foster is at present connected
with the underwriting section of the
Federal Housing Administration at
Washington. He Is active in both ma
tional and State affairs of the Ameri-
can Legion and Reserve Oficers' As
socaitnon and is a member of the
Child Welfare Board Of the American
Legion.
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Vining.Foster
Betrothal Told

DR.. and Mrs. Neil B. Jones Of Wash
ington Court House, Ohio, announce
the engagement of their daughter. Mrs.
Florence Jones Vining, to Col. Hart
Gibson Foster, their marriage to take
place in the Spring in Washington. D.
c., after which they will reside In
that city.
Mrs. vining and Col. Foster visited
the formers parents IN Ohio in the
early Fall, later visiting Col. Fosters
father and sister in Lexington, KY.
They will again be guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Jones during the holidays, as will
Mrs. Winnings son, Heath Vining, jr.
Mrs. Vining was appointed special
assistant to the director Of the field
division, L. r. Gignilliat, jr., Federal
Housing Administration, in February.
Her work involves the direction Of 54
women field representatives through
out the country. She was born in
Chillicothe, Ohio, and educated in
Chillicothe and Cincinnati. She was
active in the liberty loan campaign,
president of the Women's Auxiliary
at Camp Sherman, Ohio, the first one
organized during the war, and later
hostess at the community house there.
Mrs. Vining was active on Special
Gifts Committee, Community Chest
campaign, and American National Red
Cross and was hostess at the Masonite
and Florida houses at the Century of
Progress in Chicago. She was asso-
ciate editor Of Tower Town Topics. a
Chicago society magazine, in Miami
and Palm Beach, Fla, later publicity
director for Rehobeth Beach, Del, and
ran weekly column for a local paper.
After joining the Federal Housing
Administration as field representative
IN October, 1884, Mrs. Vining was ac-
tive in better housing program in
Hartford, Conn, and Washington, Or
ganizing the first two womens divi-
sions in the United States.
Col. Foster received his arly educa-
ton at st. Paul Academy in st. Paul.
Evening star., 1935-12-23

-HE President will be Joined at
the White House today by his
mother, Mrs. James Roosevelt,
Il and also by his sons, Franklin
Roosevelt, jr., and John Roosevelt,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Boettiger and
Mrs. Boettiger's children, Eleanor
Roosevelt Dali and Curtis Roosevelt
Dali. Mrs. James Roosevelt and Mr..
Hall Roosevelt will also be guests at
the White House over Christmas.
Mrs. Roosevelt, the Presidents wife,
is returning from New York this aft
ernoon, having several annual Christ
mas celebrations there and one at
Hyde Park.
The Secretary of Commerce, Mr..
Daniel c. Roper. was host today at
:uncheon at the Department of Com
lnerce in honor of the Chilean aero
nautic mission to this country. The
guests were the Ambassador of Chile,
Senor Don Manuel Trucco; Senor Don
Dario Mujica Camboa. undersecretary
of aviation of Chile; Capt. Carlos Avel
Kreft of Chile, Senor Don Sergio
Hunecus. first secretary of the en-
bassy: Senor Don Carlos Campbell
del c., commercial counselor; MI
Eugene L. Vidal, director OF air COM
fnerce; Mr.. Rex Martin, assistant dl-
rector of air commerce, in charge OF
air navigation; Mr.. J. Carol Cone,
assistant director of air commerce, IN
charge of air regulation; Mr.. Howard
S. WEIGH, chief, Automotive and
Aeronautic Trade Division, Bureau OF
Foreign and Domestic Commerce, and
MI. Thomas Burke, chief, Specialties-
Motion Picture Division.
3 The Ambassador of Brazil and
Senhora de Aranha will leave the
Capital today for New York, where
they will attend a Christmas eve DIN
ner. They will return to Washington
Christmas day and will entertain at
a dinner that day for the members
of the embassy staff.
The newly appointed Minister OF the
Dominican Republic and Sonora de
pastoriza we're joined yesterday by
their sons, Senor Andres Pastoriza,
jr, and Senor Tomas PastoriZa, the
former a junior at Brown University,
where he is a member of Delta Kappa
Epsilon Fraternity. and the latter a
student at Peekskill Military Acad-
ernv, The Minister and Sonora de
Pastoriza also have as their guests
their nephew. Senor Pedro A. Espail-
lat, who attends Harvard Business
School, and their cousins, Miss Lolita
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Members of Presidents
Family Arriving Today
For the Holiday Season
Mrs. Roosevelt Returning to Capital After
Attending Christmas Fetes in
New York

Battle of New York and Senior Seb-
astian Valyerdi of Santa Domingo
City.
The Minister and Sonora de Pas
toriza will entertain at q Christmas
eve celebration for the members Of
their family and those of the embassy
staff.
Representative and Mrs. D. Worth
Clark and their daughters, Nancy Lee
and Helen Noel, have arrived at the
Shoreham for the congressional sea-
son from their home at Pocatello,
Idaho They spent the late Summer
and Fall at Pocatello and in Boise.
Mrs. Sumner Welles, wife of the As
sistant Secretary Of State, has issued
cards for an at home New Year aft
ernoon from 5 to o'clock In her
home ON Massachusetts, avenue.
Capt. and Mrs. william A. r. Rob-
ertson are entertaining house party
for their daughters, Miss Audrey Rob-
ertson, Miss Bessie Robertson and
Miss Gladys Robertson. The guests
arrived early today and include Mr.
John Cotton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cotton, Nashville, Tenn; Miss
Sue Craig. daughter Of Capt. and Mrs
John Craig, Nashville, Tenn; Mr..
Collier Goodlett, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Collier Goodlett, Clarksville, Tenn;
Miss Martha Elizabeth Smith, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith,
jr., Clarksville, Tenn; Mr.. William
Green Marable, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane Marable, Clarksville, Tenn;
Midshipman Charles v. Gordon.
United States Naval Academy, Cali
fornia: Midshipman William A. Hous-
ton, United States Naval Academy,
Georgia: Midshipman James H. Ray,
United States Naval Academy. Cali
fornia; Midshipman William M. Por-
ter, United States Naval Academy,
Tennessee.
Capt. and Mrs. r. A. Theobald and
Miss Frances B. Theobald have ar
rived from their home in Newport to
spend the Christmas holidays with
their brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Webster Ballinger. Lieut.,
(J. g. and Mrs. r. A. Theobald jr.,
also are expected tomorrow to COM
plete the family party.
Col. and Mrs Rnaldo r. Wood and
Miss Marjorie Wood have taken an
apartment for the Winter at 1901
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Dutch Send Ambulance.

THE HAGUE CP.-A Dutch Red
Cross ambulance unit, comprising
eight doctors and hospital attendants,
left for Adds Ababa after Queen
Wilhelmina had received them and
wished them luck. Princess Juliana
accompanied the doctors to Rotter-
dam, where they embarked.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Holiday Visitors
In Washington

Mr.. and Mrs. David st. Pierre Gall
lard have with them for the holidays
Miss Frances Porcher, a student at
Bryn Mawr. Miss Adrienne Porcher
Roberts of Cocoa, Fla, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gaillard
for a few months. will remain with
them over the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Walker have
rnotored down from their home in
Boyce, Va, and are at the Carlton
for brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Lawson,
accompanied by their son. Walter Ed
win Lawson, left Saturday for three
weeks visit to Miami, Fla. They will
be joined there by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Orsinger and their family and will
visit st. Petersburg and points on the
West Coast.
Mrs. FrancyS H. Becker of Portland,
Greg, and Miss Lorienne Morrow
Conlee have taken an apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel for the re-
nnainder of the season.
Mrs. F. N. Filley, accompanied by
Miss Joan Filley and Miss Evelyn
Glass of Greenwich, Conn, is spend
ing a brief time at the Dodge.
Miss Betty Reed has come for the
Christmas holidays from Bradford
Junior College at Bradford, Mass,
where she is a member of the senior
class, to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Park of New
York City are passing a short time
at the Carlton.
Mrs. George H. Kennedy Of Wor-
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Flanders Field Unit
Noel Party Tonieht

The Flanders Field Unit, American
women's Legion, will give its an
nual Christmas party to the boys at
Walter Reed Hospital this evening.
This year, as an additional treat, the
Evening star., 1935-12-23

cester, Mass, is in Washington for
an indefinite stay and is occupying an
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Miss Elizabeth 3. Potwine of the
Emma Willard School, Troy, N. Y, is
at the Dodge for the holidays.
Evening star., 1935-12-23

Mrs. George H. Kennedy Of Wor-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-22

East carries the contract to i've hearts. which certainly shows that East and West are short in spades. Now, when you can see the dummy, 1t seems reasonable to figure West out of spades.
 Then, again, North did not open the spade suit, which probably meant that he held so many spades he was afraid his first spade trick would be ruffed.
 The Play
 When the ace of diamonds held the first trick, and North continued with the five of diamonds, West false carded by dropping his eight spot, but this should not fool South. If he had reviewed the hand as have, he would not be eager to cash his ace of spades.
 He also knew that his partner did not have the six of diamonds; otherwise, he would have led 1t in- stead of the five spot. So now 1t is easy for the thinking player to lay down the king of diamonds on the third trick and defeat the contract.
 Trying the cash 6 spade trick be- fore playing the third diamond would permit declarer to make hts contract.
 Copyright isss. NEA Service. Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-22
Miss Edith Kr,udson
 Rendered. SholVe,

Mrs. Richard Parkinson of Naug- atuck was hostess at a shower given in honor of Miss Edith Knudson o1 Cooke street on Thursday evening A varied program of entertainment was enjoyed. During the evening @ delicious luncheon was served. The bride to be was presented with @ beautiful studio couch. Those at- tending were:
 Mrs. E. Parkinson, Mrs. Frank Wylong, Mrs. J. Callahan, ST., Mrs, J. Callahan, Jr., Mrs. Neil Callahan, Mrs. E. Callahan, Miss Mazie Cal lahan, Mrs. Mary Hearns, Mrs. E. Tynan, Mrs. J. Morrissey, Mrs. D. Mccarthy, Mrs. Mary Shea, Mrs D. Quirk, Mrs. J. Curtin, Mrs. D. Curtin, Mrs. B. Schmidt, Mrs. A. Carroll, Mrs. N. Scanlon, Miss M Nolan, Olive Smith, K. Smith, Mrs L.. Parkinson Smith, MrS H. Rod man, Mrs. R. Parkinson, Mrs. N, Mariana, Mrs. M. Chiswell, Mrs. j. Barbiero, Mrs. N. Donahue, Mrs. K Peccinelli, Mrs. A. Calvin, Mrs, J. D. Shea, Betty Shea. Mrs. E. Grant Mrs. M. St. John, Mrs. Carl Shea, Mrs. M. Connell, Mae Garrick, Mrs M. Jones, Marie Leary, Mrs. M
 Fleming. Mrs. E. Gamache, Miss M
 Jones, Mrs. M. Bresnahan, Mrs. D. Kasameks, Mrs. E. Brannigan, Miss M. Mariana, Mrs. E. Pryor, Mrs. l. Hannon, Mrs. J. Patterson, Mrs
 Alice Cantonguay, Miss Mary Le- zotte, Miss Marguerite Knudson ] Miss Edith Knudson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Lecturer Speaks
 At Women s Club

Miss Eunice Avery, well known current events lecturer, addressed the members of the Women's club yesterday afternoon at the club quarters on Central avenue. The speaker discussed the Italian Ethio- plan difnculties and declared that the law of averages will prevent q general European war. She declared that 1t is not right for Italy to take colonies and new sources of raw materials by force just because the country wants to expand.
 Miss Avery referred to Italy and Germany as the two bad boys of Europe at the present time. A third of Ethiopia is Christian, 8 third is Mohammedan and third is pagan, the speaker informed her audience.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-22
Mrs. John .Steck, ST.
 Is Guest At Party

A birthday party in honor of Mrs. John steck, ST., of Arch street was given recently by her daughter, Mrs. James Allen at her home on Arch street. The honored guest was presented with many beautiful gifts. Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. James Steck, MT. and Mrs. William Pierson, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Kenyon, MT. and Mrs. James Allen, MT. and Mrs. John Steck of New Milford, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Steck and Mrs. John Steck, ST.
 Mrs Frank Dance and Miss Adelaide Solomait were hostesses at a surprise greenback shower given in honor of Miss Anna Dance at the Chase Girls club Saturday night. Those present were the Misses Catherine. and Mary Zap- pone, Sylvia Benevento, Eleanor George, Connie Cermola, Rose So- omita, Anglyn Guidietta, Helen Cecilia, Lena Palmieri, Louise Mastropietro, Nellie Lieieski Mary Cuillo, Jane and Anglyn De- Bane, Sylvia Copes, Mary Sfartz, Mary Orsini, Winifred Spina. Eva lyn Fusco, Mary Rosa, Marie Con- tinello, Virginia Croce, Anna Dance, Adelaide Solomita, Mrs Gustave Santagotta, Mrs. Gene vieve Moreno, Mrs. Vincenzo Av- ellani, Mrs. Mary Rainone, Mrs. Vincenza Rainone, Mrs. James Petro, Mrs. Carmela Grappi, Mrs. Marie Constantine, Mrs. Elizabeth Denze, Mrs. Pammina Solomita, Mrs. Antoinetta Mar rome, Mrs. Mary Trossanz, Mrs. Marietta Di Battista, Mrs. Domen- ic Rosa, Mrs. Michael Emanuel, Mrs. Anthony Lours, Mrs. Frenis, Mrs. Mary Dance, Mrs. Anthony Tomasiello, Mrs. Vittoria Testa, Mrs. Albert Dance, Mrs. John Christie, Mrs. Josephine Pristo Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mrs. Madeline Tosta, Mrs. John Roy, Mrs. Car mella Nappi.
 Mrs. Mary Lamma, Mrs. Vera Dance, Mrs. Mary Miele, Mrs. Mary Damiano, Mrs. Mary Nicele, Mrs. Lucy Dance, Mrs. Nancy Vitone, Mrs. James Aurio. Mrs. John Reno. Mrs. Elizabeth Gisi, Mrs. Anglyn Duya, Mrs. Catherine Paccaro, Mrs. J. Casetta, Mrs. Casetta, Mrs. Carrie Mangi, Mrs. Francis Zappone, Mrs. Angelo Zappone, Mrs. Jennie Pietro, Mrs. Anthony Zello, Mrs. Steven Rain one, Mrs. Margaret Basila, Mrs. Anna Emanuele, Mrs. John Roc- co, Mrs. Rose Anelli, Mrs. John Valerie, Mrs. Anne Frenis, Mrs.
 Anglyn Petrucci, Mrs. Frank zel- To, Mrs. Florence Ella, Mrs. Lou
 ise Voccia, Mrs. Marie DiVito. i Mrs. Anna De Rita, Mrs. Florence
 BasiIe, Mrs. Rose Capobianco, Mrs. James Dance, Mrs. Jennie
 Guintena, Mrs. Mary Manganaro, Mrs. Sersie De Floria, Mrs. Vim
 cenza Valerie, Mrs. Mary Valerie.
 Mrs. Lieieski, Mrs. Frank Raucci, Mrs. Dorothy Christofano, Mrs. Frank Rose, Mrs. Lucy Nassau, Mrs. Nigrata Musu, I'M IS. Flor ence Daddona, Mrs. James Da- versa, Mrs Gena Bianchi, Mrs. Gabriel Cipriano, Mrs. Joseph Pie tro, Mrs. Mary Onalfo and Mrs.
 Frank Dance.