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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
JelUish Groups Will
Sponsor Large Dance

The Bridgeport sections of the
National Council of Jewish Juniors
and Jewish Seniors will give a
combined dance Wednesday night,
July 81 at the Seaside Pavilion in
Seaside Park, Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Dorothy Grossman is chair
man for Juniors, with Rose Gorren
as co-chairman. Assisting with the
arrangements are Lillian Bern
stein, Frances Drummer, Faye CO.
hen, Besse Dannanberg, Evelyn
Dryer, Martha Gurfein, Sadie
Greenspan, Cele Corron, Betty Jo-
sephson, Rose Kleinwald, Rose
Kornblut, Ada Rose, Rose Rome,
Hazel Rich, Gertrude Shapiro, Syl-
via Wexler, Ida Demmu and Marion
Deitler, and Ruth x. Schine, ex-
officio.
Mrs. Samuel Schine is the chair
man for the Senior section, as
sisted by Mrs. Morris Rosenthal as
co-chairman. Others aiding with
plans are Mrs. Benjamin Luther.
Mrs. Robert Hirsch, Mrs. Benja-
min Peck, Mrs. David Abeson, Mrs.
SdmuSl GlileeIe, mrS. 3NdIhdh 1oiu,
Mrs. Harold Nishball Mrs. David
Lessler, Mrs. Edward Schine, Mrs.
Harry Friedman Mrs. Lester
Beady, Mrs. Aaron Wittstein, Mrs.
Lewis Lebowitz, Mrs. David Gar
belnich, Mrs. Nathan Schine, Mrs,
Louis Drier, Mrs. Benjamin Co
men, Mrs. Macy Blank, Mrs. Ma
than DWorken. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lesser, ex-officio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Historical Homes
Open At Madison

July ~ through July ~ fhs
Madison Historical house win have
open house" to the public, from
2 until 6 p. m. daily. wednesday.
from to 8. some of the Oldest
houses in Madison viii be open
free to the public. Those houses T.
be open will be the Col. J. 3. WI
cox house, 1880; Curtis Wilcox
house, 1900; Abraham Scranton
house, 1850; Rev. John ElliOt
house, 1889; Rev. Samuel Robinson
house, 1922; Deacon Benjamin
Hart house, 1898; wyllis Munger
house, 1778; Christopher Foster
house, 1745; Joel Munger house.
North Madison, 1850; Nathaniel
Allis house or Bushnell homestead.
1893; Lees Academy, 1921; ana
over 25 other houses dating from
1875 to 1875 will be marked but
not open. The Congregational
church, which was built in 1898,
will be open all the afternoon, and
from 4:30 until $3.50. Leon P. Beck
with, organist, will furnish organ
music.
Tennis tournaments are being
held at the Madison Beach club
this week. Among those playing In
the mixed doubles tournament are:
Ida and Elliot Wilson, Gertrude
Conklin and Thomas Childa. Philip
Conklin and partner, Rose Mary
and Fred Blair. Marie and Charles
Walker, Charles Burke and part
ner, Helen and Kip Couch, e.
Campbell and James williams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
7raUeL Bridge Plans, Are
Completed By Committees

Mrs. P. B. O'Sullivan Of Orange
has Joined Miss Marion Clarl's
New Haven committee for the Con-
necticut Child Welfare association
travel bridge" and will be one
Of the hostesses at a large party
to be given next Tuesday after
noon at the Race Brook Country
club. Mrs. Charles Madeira of In
dian Point house, Stony Creek,
will serve upon Mrs. Charles E.
Smiths Pine Orchard committee.
Mrs. S. Joseph Cosulich has ac-
cepted the Craftsmanship for Knoll
wood beach and Mrs. Joseph F..
Reed, chairman for Mount Carmel
will entertain party at Washing
ton, Conn.,, for which she will
leave in a few days after having
completed her Craftsmanship du-
ties.
At the whitney Bridge club Mrs.
e. Reed Whittemore will be host
ess for large gathering next
Monday afternoon and will be as
sisted by. Mrs. Harry T. Wester-
welt, Jr. Mrs. John Muir will en-
terrain at the Oswego inn, Indian
Neck.
Mrs. Leon B. Kibbee has named
the following committee to coop
crate with the various chairmen
in placing people who wish to play
at the shore. on Wednesday, July
"a, the last day for playing: Mrs.
Lewis Clark, Mrs. Henry Woisard,
Mrs. Edward Malone and Miss
Ruth Pallman.
Mrs. Paul M. walker, Spring
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Business WOmen,s Meet Is
Being Held In Seattle

was completing would show great
improvement in opportunities and
increased employment prospects for
women throughout the country. To-
days sessions included luncheon for
the board of directors and a recep-
ton for the visitors by the Oregon
State Federation.
Five business illed days started
yesterday with a breakfast. A meet
ing of the board Of directors and
sessions of the Institute of Occupa-
tons into committee meetings Of
state and national chairmen oc4
cupied with administrative prob
lens followed, climaxed by a night
mass meeting.
Gov. Clarence d. Martin, of
Washington, and DIR. Carl Acker-
man, dean of the School of Jour-
nalism, Columbia university, will
address an open session of the con-
vention this evening. Mrs. Emily
Newell Blair, Washington, d. c.,
chairman of the MIRA consumers
advisory boarde and Secretary of
Agriculture Wallace will speak
Thursday.
New officers will be elected FRI
day. After adjournment Saturday
the visitors will be taken on excur-
sions to Victoria, B. O., Mount
Rainier and the Puget Sound navy
yard at Bremerton, Wash.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
Elizabeth Sheehar1 Is
Honored At SholDer

Miss Elizabeth Sheehan of Ed
ward street who is to be married
on July 20 to Raymond Fitzpat-
rick of Pleasant street was guest
of honor at turkey dinner and
greenback shower given last even
ing by Mrs. Henry A. Hayden and
Miss Eleanor Hayden at Hayden
Lodge, Cedarland, Southbury. The
rooms were attractively decorated
in a color scheme of red and
white. During the evening a varied
program of entertainment was en-
joyed. The guests included Mrs.
Henry Hayden, Mrs. Martin Hay
den, Mrs. William Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
William Dwyer, Mrs. Edward Her.
bert, Mrs. Thomas Donahue, Mrs.
Martin Egan and Misses Agnes
Fitzpatrick, Marie Mitchell, Mary
Fitzpatrick, Margaret Ryan, Sadie
Fitzpatrick, Margaret Sheehan,
Elizabeth Sheehan, Anna Egan and
Eleanor Hayden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Santa Maria To
Sponsor Picnic

Santa Maria circle, National
Daughters of Isabella will hold a
meeting on Wednesday evening. 1t
is important that all members be
in attendance as final plans will be
made for the annual picnic which
is to be held on Sunday, July 81,
at Short Beach.
All members who are planning to
attend the affair should communi-
cate with the chairman, Mrs. Maui
rice Altman of Frost road in order
that the correct number of reserva-
tons may be made. The bus will
leave the center at 10 o'clock in
the morning and will leave Short
Beach to return at 5 o'clock in
the evening.
An interesting program has been
arranged for the day and the pic
mic promises to be one of the most
successful to be held by the circle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
Personal

Miss Gertrude Hogan Of Louns-
bury street is visiting relatives at
Staten Island.
Miss Natalie Reich of Plaza ave-
nue. is spending the summer
months at Woodmont. Natalie has
appeared a number of times oil
Uncle Harry's program over Sta
ton WATR.
Miss Bertha Krugelis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter c. Krug-
ellis Of Highland avenue is spend
ing three weeks at the Girl Scout
camp in Waterville.
Miss Alice Marie Reardon has
returned to her home on Wood
lawn Terrace after spending a va
cation with relatives in Greenwich,
Misses Marjorie Donahue Of
Englewood avenue and Lucy Guar.
rera Of Walnut street have re-
turned after spending several day.
at Laurel Beach.
Misses Helen and Emily Merri.
man Of Ludlow street are enjoy
ing a vacation at Silver Bay, Lake
George.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
Future Bride Is
rendered SholDer

Mrs. Benjamin Kenausis of
Highland avenue. was hostess at a;
miscellaneous shower on Thursday
evening, given at her home in hon-
or of Miss Lauretta Martin, who
IS to be married on the 29th of
July to- Mr.. Anthony Juodsnukis.
A delightful chop-suey luncheon
was served. The byide-to-be was
the recipient of many beautiful
gifts.
Those present were: Mrs. Kath-
crime Juodsnukis, Mrs. Michael
Stokes, Mrs. John Zanavich, Mrs.
Joseph j. Roman, Mrs. William
Alyta, Mrs. w. Selens, Mrs. Adele
Dubauskas, Mrs. William Kenau-
sis, ST., Mrs. William Kenausis,
Jr. Mrs. Stanley Shukis, Mrs. An
ma Rice, Mrs. Venskunas and Mrs.
Benjamin Kenausis. The Misses
Natalie Stokes, Nancy Juodsnukis,
Sophie Zanavich, Rita Kenausis
and Lauretta Martin, and the
Messrs. Laurence, William and
Ronald Kenausis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
Debutas,tes Cotillion
Will Be Fall Event

A Velvet Ball and Debutante CO.
tillion, to take place at the Wal
drof-Astoria on October 25th, for
the benefit of the New York In.
Urinary for Women and Children,
is announced today.
The ball will revive a charming,
old-fashioned custom-"The Cotil-
lion". in which the debutantes,
who have been invited from Wash
ington, Philadelphia, Boston and
New York, and their escorts, win
take part.
An interesting feature Of the en-
tertainment will be a fashion show
Of models especially designed in
velvet by American and French
couturiers.
The Uptown Retail Guild in New
York will present their most inter-
esting velvet daytime, evening and
afternoon crowns.
A group of jewel gowns designed
by the original design departments
of these shops will be the feature
Of the fashion show. The gowns
will be modern and built around
jewels from Fifth Avenue jewelers..
The New York Infirmary for
Women and Children, which the
ball will aid, is a unique institu-
ton, completely stated by women.
A grocery shower was given in
honor Of Mrs. Louis Mccarthy by
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lawrence
Kern Of Fairlawn avenue, at the
latter's home recently. Those at
tetnding were: Mrs. George Cash
man, Mrs. James Carey MRS Alice
Mccarthy, Mrs. Thomas Wheela-
han, Mrs. George Haggerty, Mrs.
Mary Kern, Mrs. Charles Kern,
Mrs. John Kern, Mrs. Lawrence
Kern, Mrs. Donald Stills, Mrs. Adolf
Kelsey, Mrs. Clare DUPONT, Mrs.
Eva Rowe, Mrs. Harold Rowe, Mrs.
Harold Stotts, Mrs. Gus Yackel,
Mrs. Louis Mccarthy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

hand.
The five of hearts was opened,
North winning with the queen.
Three rounds of spades were
taken and then a small heart
played and won with the ace.
The king of spades was cashed.
East discarding q heart, dummy
a small diamond and West a small
diamond. Now the king and
queen OF clubs were cashed. East's
play of the jack, Of course,
warned the declarer that the club
suit wouldn't break.
f. The ace OF diamonds was
cashed and now small club
played to dummy's ace. East dis
carded a diamond.
The king of hearts was played
and West was squeezed. II he
discarded the ten OF clubs. de-
clarer's six would be good, while
II he discarded the nine OF dia-
monds the declarer could throw
away the club. lead the Jack OF
diamonds. ovsrtake with the king
and win the 18th trick with the
six OF diamonds.
Copyright. 1885. NicA Service. Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Will good bidding offset poor
play? I am afraid not. have
met many players who are almost
perfect in their bidding. but when
it comes to gathering in the
tricks they always miss one or
two.
You cannot become winning
bridge player until you learn how
to play the cards we'll. You have
to know when and how to execute
an end play; you have to learn
the procedure of the squeeze play.
Take for example today's hand.
I say the bidding is bad. The
better player will tell you that it
is not advisable to play hand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
Engagements
EvEIETH . SWAN

Mrs. Daniel Owens Swan Of Low
ell, Mass, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Janet
Swan, to Edmund Lincoln Eveleth,
son of Mrs. Charles e. Eveleth OF
Schenectady, N. Y
Miss Swan was graduated from
Rogers Hall school, and from
Connecticut college with the class
of 1888. Mr.. Eveleth attended Phil
lips Exeter academy and was grad
uated from Brown university with
the class Of 1882. He was a MEM
Der of Phi Delta Theta, Mr.. Eve
leth Is associated with Pratt and
Whitney Aircraft, a division Of the
United Aircraft Manufacturing
corporation, in East Hartford.
The bride is well known in this
city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CT

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
In the Monday afternoon session
Of the Cornell Contract club con-
Quoted at the WATERFOWL Golf club
by Mrs. John c. Moriarty top scor-
ers were: Mrs. John Collins and
Mrs. John Murphy, 90h; Mrs.
Frederick Dauch and Mrs. Rut-
ledge Parker, IS; Mrs Edward
Perry and Mrs Clifford Atwood, 50
and East and West Mrs. Abrahm
Hengeveld and Mrs. Timothy Col
Inns, 80, Mrs. Patrick Wallace and
Mrs. Nelson Squires, 80, and Mrs.
Edgar Adams and Mrs Thomas
NORM tied with Mrs. Louis Schmidt
and Mrs. I. Anderson, soy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Local business and professional
women are interested in the activi-
ties Of the convention Of the Ma
tional Federation Of Business and
Professional Women's clubs being
held in Seattle.
Their president, Mrs. Celine Mac
Donald Bowman of Richmond, Va,
said matters to be discussed in the
convention would include: Changes
in the various fields of woman's en-
deavor wrought by altered eco
nornic conditions; new techniques
made necessary by these changes;.
the changes in opportunities, for
women as compared with those of
men.
Mrs. Bowman said a survey she
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

The Misses Delaneys of South
Main street spent Saturday at the
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Fourier
of Fairlawn entertained on Satur-
day for their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mira. George
Duffy Of New York City, who were
married June 29th. Those who at
tended from Waterbury were Miss
Margaret Burns, Miss Marion
Dunn, Mrs. Emma Convor and Mrs
George Dun, Sr. Of New York city.
Mr.. Leonard Cruess spent tho
week with his family Of Deeriield
avenue.
Miss Sophia Culhane IL enter
tanning Miss Josephine Mcnamara.
Mr.. Peter Ryan 10 spending two
weeks II the beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Glen chairman, has announced the
completion of her committee which
comprises Mrs. Thomas Webb, Mrs.
Frank Dunn, Mrs. William Hatch
er, Mrs. G. ". Maconi, Mrs. For
rest Nelson, Mrs. Leonard Kendall,
Mrs. Carl v. Blanchard and Mrs.
William Sisk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

A hot dog roast and swimming
party was given by Mrs. Clifford
Hart at Ter home in Watertown.
Saturday afternoon. Those attend
ing were the Misses Viola Boent-
gen, Ruth Lane, Doris Wooding
and Dorothy Shove and Mrs. Albert
Lange, Mrs. Harry LANCE, Mrs.
Harry Smith and Mrs. Clifford
Hart.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

at seven no trump unless one or
both hands of the partners con-
tain a five-card suit.
still, by reckless bidding, seven
no trump was arrived ut and
made. The accurate bider prob
ably would bid only six, and six
he would make. So think the
player who can handle the cards
well. even though his bidding IL
a little weak. Will win In the Icing
run. t,t
The Play
II takes a nice squeeze play 20
make seven no trump In today's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
Townsend Lodge.

Officers were installed last night
at the meeting Of Townsend Lodge
of Odd Fellows in Odd Fellows
Hall. Charles Helps was installed
noble grand, succeeding Howard
Branch. Other officers include:
vice grand, Richard Burdett;
recording secretary, William J..
Davis; financial secretary, Algernon
E/ Taylorffi treasurer, Edwin s.
Hoytfn warden, Albert LANCE; con-
ductor, Ralph Adams; chaplain,
George Morey; right scene supper
ter, George Anderson; left scene
supporter Charles Jones; r. s, N.
G., Alfred Peach, p. m, L. s. N.
c., Robert Whiteside; R. S. v. g.,
Ernest Burdett, p. g., L. s. ". G.,
Asa Isbell; inside guard, Harry
Anderson; outside guard, Thomas
Morgan.
District Deputy Grand Master
Floyd 2. Cady and his staff, which
comprises the following, were in
charge of the installation: D. d.
G. Marshal, Alfred Weimer, d. D.
G.. Warden Clarence Folwell; d.
d. G. S. David Holmes, d. d. G.
Treas. Theodore Kurtz, d. d. G.
Chaplain Jacob o. Kanney, d. d.
o. G. Leonard Solely, and ID. d. o.
G. Edmund Eldridge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
CONTRACT. BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Secretary OF the American Bridge League

Squeezes Out Big Slam Decarers Brilliant Play Makes
Up for Poor Bidding and Reckless Seven
No-Trump Contract Is In.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Miss Ellen Curtis of Frost road,
visited Yellowstone National Park,
this week for four day tour. Miss
Curtis will visit the Grand Can
yon of the Yellowstone, Old Faith
full and Yellowstone lake on her
trip around the park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
Club Activities
Camp II, P. o. of A.

District president Emma Fowler
Of New Haven, conducted the in
stallation of officers of Camp IT.,
Patriotic Order of America last
night at Engineers hall. Past
Presidents Venitia Reed of New
Haven and Gertrude McKegg of
this city were assistants. Hattie
Zedlitz was presented with a past
presidents jewel. Following are
the officers installed: President,
Leona Daniels; assistant president,
Rose Bishop; vice-president, Alice
Woodin; assistant vice-president,
William Candee; conductor, Clara
Plant; guardian, Grace Washburn;
financial secretary, Charles Nose
ley; treasurer, Arthur Daniels;
delegates to the national conven-
ton at Baltimore, in October,
Clara Plant, alternate, Rose Bish-
op.
A joint outing of Elizabeth Di
Silvestro and United Progresso
lodges, Sons of Italy, was held
Sunday afternoon at Highland
lake.. The arrangements commit
tee includued olga Piola, Concet-
ia Lavorgna; Mary DeCicco. Jean
Carissimi, Angelina Carissimi, Lou
Use LoRusso, Dorothy Salvatore,
Angelina Sanford, Rudolph Mazza-
lupo, Carl Rosa, Joseph Moschella
and Ralph Minervini.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Louis Archambault of Elizabeth,
N. j., has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Archambault of
Hallock street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel p. o'Brien
have returned to their home on
Walnut street after visiting al
Hampton Beach, N. n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Misses Rena and Alethea Puffer
are vacationing for few weeks
in Alaska.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Misses Rita Cookery Of White
street and Margaret Howard of
Taylor street have returned after
spending q vacation in Bridgton,
Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Riley OF
East Main street are spending sew
eral days in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maloney
and family of New Milford have
been the guests of Mrs. Maloney's
mother, Mrs. Matthew Cassin of
Central Avenue for several days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bessette and
daughter, Mae, of Walnut street
have returned after spending two
weeks at Hampton, Beach, N. H.,
and Bar Harbor, Maine.
Evening star., 1935-07-31
Mrs. Choate Plans
Cruise on Potomac

A moonlight party down the Po-
tomac to Marshall Hall has been ar
ranged for pupils of Peyton Penn
Studio of Dance and Expression to-
morrow evening. Among those in the
party will be Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss
Betty Anderson, Miss Grace Gafney,
Miss M. Milstead, Miss Reeta Evans,
Miss Elizabeth Easter, Miss Julia
Navin, Miss Kathleen Coburn, Mrs.
Bertha Cross, Mrs. E. o. Richie, Mrs.
Gafney, Mr.. Carl Brindle, Mr.. James C.
Williams. Mr.. E. R. Rust, Mr.. Herman
Huston, Mr.. j. w. Townsend, Mr. H. L.
West, Mr.. Richard Porter, Mr.. E. o.
Richie, Mr.. Murry. Mr.. Hyde, Mr..
Taylor and Mr.. Cockerel.
The party is sponsored by Mrs. L. ].
Choate.
Evening star., 1935-07-31
w Washington
Residents on
V aca tions
DR.. and Mrs. Hilton Go
to West Coast-Mrs.
Dampman Leaves.

DR.. S. L. Hilton, chairman of the
Council, American Pharmaceutical
Association, and Mrs. Hilton leave to-
day for Portland. Greg, with DR.. L.
r. Kelly, secretary, and Mrs. Kelly,
and DR.. e. G. Eberle, editor Of the
Journal, and Mrs. Eberle, to attend
the annual convention Of the associ-
alton.
DR.. and Mrs. Hilton will visit Van
couver, Banf. Lake Louise and Win
nipeg an their return to Washington
Miss Lola williams, secretary to the
Vice President, Mr.. John Nance Gar
ner. Is in Atlantic City, where she Ia
stopping ct the Holmhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Forbes Morgan
have left Washington for Southamp-
ton, Long Island. where they will stay
at the Meadow Club.
Mr.. Robert Jackson. father Of Mrs
Morgan, and his daughter, Miss Hope
jackson, are going to California.
where they will spend q month visit
ing In Los Angeles and Santa Bar
bara.
Mrs. Paul E. Dampman and her
debutante daughter, Miss Marjorie
Jane Dsmpman. have gone to Atlantic
City for an indefinite period. They
are staying at the Chalfonte.
Mrs. Ada Medkirk. who has made
an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. T.
H. Braden at 1860 Monroe street
northwest. has returned to her home
at Mount Vernon. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Lee Of Harlan,
KY. are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Braden at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Frederick Royce
Evening star., 1935-07-31
Postmaster General
And Mrs. Farley Are
In San Francisco
Newly Appointed Siamese Minister and His
Family to Arrive Shortly-Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Land Back.

Chicago are In Washington for several
days. stopping at the wardman Park
Hotel.
Col. Claude H. Miller, q. S. A., and
Mrs. Miller have arrived at the Mar
Unique from st. Paul, MINI, for .
brief visit.
Col. Henry II. Armstead and his
sister, Mrs Armstead Davis, had with
them at dinner Sunday evening In the
colonial room Of the Homestead Club
at Hot Springs, Va, where they are
spending some time, Mrs. James B.
Weir.
Maj. Otto B. Trigg, u. s. A., and
Mrs. Trigg have come TO Washington
from Fort Monroe and are at the
Martinique.
Mrs. Munson. wife of Maj. r. Gran
vile Munson, and her little daughter
Hilda. have gone to Rehoboth Beach
for brief stay.
Maj. Turner M. Chamberliss. U. 8.
A., and Mrs. Chamlerliss Of Fort Bel
voir, Va. are spending q few days at
the Martinique before going to their
new station at Fort Thomas, KY.
Lieut.. John A. Hollowell, u. s. A.,
and Mrs. Holloweu, accompanied by
the latter's brother, Allard H. Gasque,
jr., hae returned from months motor
trip through New England. Lieut..
and Mrs. Hollowell are again in their
home in Aurora Hills, Va.
Lieut. and Mrs. p. c. Treadwell have
gone to New York and are staying at
the Waldorf Astoria.
Evening star., 1935-07-31
Mrs. Prichett Has
California Guest

Mrs. Alice Lowrey of San Francisco
will arrive in the Capital this after
noon and will be the guest until
Friday of Mrs. Campbell Prichett.
Mrs. Lowrey, who has been visiting
her uncle at his estate in New Jersey
for several weeks, lived in Washington
during the war when her father, the
late Capt. Charles N. Black, was sta
toned here. She was formerly Miss
Mary Louise Black.
Mrs. Prichett's son, Mr.. Wilson
Prichett. jr, has gone to Europe with
his father, Mr.. Wilson Prichett. They
will be gone five weeks and will visit
in England, Ireland and France.