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Evening star., 1936-03-08

But If she falls up here on this hard
snow she's gonna bust her haid wide

But II she falls up here on this hard
snow she's gonna bust her haid wide
open."
X II X n
CHANGE.
All those Dho enter the stately
portals OF the United States Su-
preme Court Building stand In awe
OF the nine justices, tuith the pos
sible exception OF the younger page
boys.
sometimes" said an attendant,
"Im inclined to belieDe their
honors rather enjoy little inn
pudence-it's such a noUelty"
*
CORRECT.
MISS JANE HOEY, assistant direc-
tor of Federal Social Security
Board in charge of the division of
Public Assistance, is particular about
the pronunciation Of her name.
The proper pronunciation is Hoy"
She is upset when, as frequently
happens, people call her Miss Hooee."
Evening star., 1936-03-08
POLICE SEEK WOMAN
USING ANOTHER'S NAME
Funds fer Newspaper women's
Club Benefit Solicited With
out Authorization.

Police has been asked to locate a
woman who, without authorization,
has been using the name of Miss Mar
garet Hart, president Of the News
paper Womens Club, to. solicit funds
for theSt. Patricks market day bene-
flt, which the club is to present on
the afternoon and evening of March
II in the auditorium of the National
Press Club. The woman has been
soliciting funds from prominent wom-
en- by telephone.
The benefit will be given to raise
funds for the bed at Children's Hos
pital maintained by the Newspaper
Women's Club and funds for milk for
undernourished children. The milk
is distributed by the Ladies OF Charity
and by Providence Hospital.
No one. however, has been author
lied to solicit funds.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

surprise. in the ante room of the
physician the reporter had mentioned
The physician sent them both tc
be examined by X-ray. A few days
later he announced the. result of his
examinations to the two men sep
arately.
When next the pair met, the re-
porter asked:
We'll, what was the verdict, old
man?"
"Pleurisy." announced the other.
I'll be darned," exclaimed the re-
porter. you must have caught it
from mel"
X X X X
HOODOO.
A man hurried into an insurance
Office here to take out health and
accident insurance. 1t Uds Fri
day afternoon. The agent told him
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Washington Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

that 1t would 90 into effect i'm
medtately.
mo. no." protested the man.
Don't let it 90 into effect until
tomorrow. Friday is my unlucky
day."
DISCOVERY.
You have heard it said, Of course,
that "it's not the gift, but the
thought behind it that counts" You
may even have said it yourself.
We're sorry to report that it is not
true.
One of the towns irresponsible hus-
bands made the discovery. Thinking
lovingly, remorsefully even, of his wife
on certain occasion in February, he
went to no end Of trouble to buy gift
for her.
The bill came addressed to her the
other day. The thought behind the
gift meant absolutely nothing. The
whole thing might better have re-
mained unthought. Far better.
X
OOG04E1NNE.
TT HAPPENED some time ago, but
the story loses nothing because of
that. The young man, who had de-
cided to end it all. had jumped into
the Tidal Basin. The cold water made
him change his mind and he cried
for help. BY the time the park police
man had thrown him life preserver,
he changed his mind again and re-
fused to be saved.
The officer. acting quickly, aimed
his gun at the sinking man and
shouted, Grab the corb or I'll shoot
you!"
The youth did SO.
HARD WINTER.
TWO colored women sitting in the
street car seat ahead of an opera =
tive got to talking about finances.
One said she was saving up to get $50
so she could bring her mother to
Washington from North Carolina.
"Yeh." demurred the other, but you
amt gonna bring her up here while
its so cold is you?"
Evening star., 1936-03-08
WOMAN HELD TO JURY
ON SHOOTING CHARGE
Mrs. Robert Sallee Is Accused of
Wounding Husband During
ARRAY Thursday.

Charged with shooting her husband
during a dispute in the hallway of
their apartment house at 904 New
York avenue, Mrs. Helen G. Sallee,
"a, yesterday was held for the grand
jury under 1000 bond by Judge Gus
A. Schuldt in Police Court. The af-
fray occurred Thursday.
Her husband, Robert Sallee, 52 ap-
peared in court with his right arm in
a sling as result of the bullet which
struck him.
A special officer on duty at the
apartment house testified Mrs. Sallee
shot at her husband as he ran toward
the elevator in the building.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Gle, No. 17s, Washington Club, 8 pm.

Meeting, Southeast Business Mems
Association, 314 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, 8:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

Lecture. Will Durant. Jewish Com
munity Center, Sixteenth and @
streets, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.
Meeting, Bartenders' Union, Old Lo-
cal No. IS, 720 Fifth street, pm.

Meeting, Town Hall, Gov. Philip La
Toilette of Wisconsin, speaker, Shore
ham Hotel, 8 pm.
Lecture. Will Durant. Jewish Com
munity Center, Sixteenth and @
streets, 8 pm.
Dinner, Kappa Delta Sorority, La
fayette Hotel, 7:45 pm.
Tea dance. District Division, Young
Democrats, Willard Hotel, 4 pm.
Lecture, Thomas Gaze, Willard Ho-
tel, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Executive Board, Political
Study Club, Mayflower Hotel, IL am.
Luncheon, Georgetown Dental
School. Wardman Park Hotel. / pm.
Luncheon. Newcomers Club, Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi Fra
ternity. University Club. 1880 pm.
Meeting, Ladies Of Charity, Willard
Hotel, 10 am.
Dinner, Mackal Society, University
Club, Z pm.
| Meeting, Daughters Of Isabella Cir
Evening star., 1936-03-08
M'ADOO TO SPEAK

Featuring addresses by Senator Nc
Adoo Of California and j. F. T. O'Con-
nor. controller of the currency, the
District branch of the Young Demo-
cratic Clubs of America will observe
California night" at its regular meet
ing at $3.50 pm. Tuesday at the Will
lard Hotel.
The entire California congressional
delegation has been invited as special
guests.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

Dinner, Kappa Delta Sorority, La
fayette Hotel, 7:45 pm.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi Fra.
ternity, University Club, 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

Luncheon, Newcomers Club, Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
September Bride Honored By Friends At Girls Club

hault, Edna Duguey, Kay Daly, Kay Gould, Alice Gould, Marion Kelley, Donalda Auray, Martha plotas, Mona Plotas, Mary Laudatte, Eliza beth Latiauce. Mary Latiauce, Rose Latiauce, Alice Daly, Eileen Daly, Doris Leone, Sadie Doran, Laura Dessette, Bertha Orso, Rose Viellet- to, Eva VielIette, Rita Perigard, Irene Perigard, Lora perigard, Dora Perigard, Bertha Hamel, Bertha Dessette, Elisabeth Hickey, Henriet- tn Theriault, Lauretta Theriault, Antoinette Malaria, Margaret De- Reinso, Blanoh 0agne, Julia Lora, Rose Forino, Josephine Forino, Mary CriStafulli. Angeline Simone, Eliza beth Leeney, Angle Cipriano, Jean Rosseau, Ida Michaud.
 Also the Mrs. Emile Sabard, Hilda Tucker, Gertrude Dwyer, John Ly- ons, Emile Doyon, Arthur TesSier Vital Cyr, Emile Dionne, Leo Four nier, Ebert Russeau, Eugene Mich- audi Joseph Cyr, Louis Cyr, Jerry Do Carlo, Frank Tuna, Ralph Cap pola, Joseph Schuster, Edward Hig- gins, olivene Erricrion, John Wrenn, Patrick Daly, David Kelly, Hector Auray, Mary CapoSzi, Charles Val lone, Lucy Orsini, Jennie Bravie, Michael Daly, Bertha Chounarde, Mary Synott, Henry La France, Jo- soph Courtney, Alma DeMers, Mary Leeney, Ross Schneider, Charles Hamei, Anna Tanning, Edward Con- Ian, Joseph Bowen, aPtrick Dona- hue, John Hogan. Hugh Kane, AL bert LaFrance, Arnold ArohambNu, and Emma pinard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22

Seventy.one couples attended the second Crosby reunion sponsored by the Crosby Tri-Y club and held last night at Barney Rapp's Pavilion Royale in West Haven. Tho four last presidents of the Tri-Y were the guests of honor at the dance which was great success. Among those attending were: Bernico oav- igan and Arthur Chatfield; Frances Clark and Gordon Schick; Kay Ma loney and Revillo Fox; Grace Foley and Gene Sweeney; Marian 0al- lagher and Red Tourney; Helen Vaitkaitis and Don Daly; Dorothy schaffer and Tom Santola; Dorothy Caffrie and Bill Quigley; Betty Mul- len and mAIsnet Shuts; Marie West and James Mullen; Evelyn Clifford and Ed Leggett; Rita Tierney and George Cater: Anne Kilbride and Thomas Long: Marion Duff and James 0ribbon; Josephine Russell and James Healey; Elsie Beck and James Foley; Leona Carr and Irving Cxarty; Lena CappoSsi and James scylera; Kay Mcknight and Al RuSzo; Eleanor Bergin and Fran draple; Merriam williams and Leon Lockwood: Barbara Stroble and If. Cashin: Louise Riley and Bid Daly: Ruth Davis and George Mitchell:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
Bayview

Mrs. Sadie Butman Of Prospect street is spending q week at her cottage on West Orchard street.
 Miss Grace Qrandor, Rose oron- for, Catherine Hughes and Edna Hyind are enjoying c two weeks stay at tho Miller cottage, Welshs Point road.
 pr. Thomas Curtin of City Island, N. r., was Q guest at the quinn cottage on Bayshoro drive.
 Mrs. Charles Piatt and her two children, Josephine and Raymond of Pine street, who are spending the season at the beach, left Mon. day for Q seven days motor trip to Cape Cod.
 Mrs. Bernard o'Neiil of West Lib- erty street is spending several days ct her cottage on Deerfleld avenue,
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Fiaherty of WaterVille street arc spending two weeks ct tho beach.
 Mrs. James Wright of Deerheld avenue is entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Wright of New York city. Mrs. Wright was formerly of Waterbury.
 John Bowling has returned homo after spending two weeks on Deer. field avenue.
 A bridge social was held at the homo of Mrs. Mary Cunningham on Oakland avenue Tuesday afternoon with . largo number of summer residents attending. The bridge was given for tho benefit of St. Mary's church, Milford.
 Mrs. Thomas Hope and sons, Thomas and Herbert, are spending two weeks on Milesfleld avenue.
 Edward Ahearn and family of Naugatuck arc spending the rec mainder of the season on Milesfleld avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Hooper and children, Joan and Arthur, have rec turned to their home in Middlebury after spending Q month ct the beach.
 Mrs. Charles Herman, Mrs. liar. old Gagen and children are spend- ing two weeks on Orchard street. They have been entertaining Miss Anne Flaherty, Miss Mary Ligouri, Miss Mary Callahan and Thomas Callahan, all of Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
Viola BOevatgen Weeds Francis Clark To-day

An attractive wedding will take place this afternoon ct 2:00 at St. John's Church, Waterbury, whom Miss Viola Tuite Boentgen, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Valentine Boen- tgen of Yalo street, Oakville will become the bride of Francis Clark, son of MT. and Mrs. Glenn Clark, of Aarnstahle, Mass. The church will be decorated with palms, and flow ors of the season.
 Rcv. ?. R. Williams of St. Johns church will officiate, In the absence of Rev. John N. Lewis, who iS on Q vacation.
 Tho maid of honor will he Anne Kennedy, and tho best man, Gordon Whitaker. The ushers will bo Rich- ard Platt, and Lawrence Bulette.
 Tho bride who will bo given In marriage by her father, will wear Q redingote style in white eyelet organdy, over white satin.made with short puff sleeves and Peter pan cellar, lace mitts. She will wear a fingertip tulle veil--from cornet styled cap. She will carry Q shower of white roses.
 Tho maid of honor, Anne Ken- nedy will wear Q lowered crepe in shades of blue and duhonotte, three quarter length jacket with puff sleeves. She will wear Q large leg- horn hat, and carry Q bouquet of talisinRn roses.
 The brides mother will wear Q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
LO9aIGI c 042 VAKoJ7e GAAoa
None vul, Opener-A c. Solution in next issue

opening lead of the king of hearts with the 10 spades. Had he used his low trump, he would have been lost.
 He now led three rounds of spades, the first two taken with the ace and king and third with the seven in dummy. Now durn- my's last heart was led and trumped in the closed hand.
 The final trump was played four rounds of diamonds were cashed, and then South Tod the three of clubs. When West played low. the 10 was finessed and East won with the jack.
 As East also held the king of clubs, he could do nothing but re. turn the suit and give the optimis. tic bidder, but brilliant and accu- rate player, his contract.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
Louise Deschene
 Cuest-Of- Honor

Miss Louise peschene, who is to bO married Co John schieffer on next Wednesday, August %, was tho guest of honor at a miscellaneous and greenback shower given recent- ly by Mrs. Clarence orenier and Miss Stella Perrault. The future bride received many pretty gifts from those attending among whom were:
 Mrs. John schieffer, Mrs. Lester ellls, Mrs. Fred Desserault, Mrs. Lee gier, Mrs. J. perreault, Mrs. George segears, Mrs. J. 0authier, Mrs. Flo- TO 0agne, Mrs. 2. 0authier, Mrs. Ernest Kronvall, Mrs. Charles He- bert, Mrs. Obeline Bellmore, Mrs. John Malley, Mrs. A. Blanchard, Mrs. Paul Laperle, Mrs. Lahore, Mrs. l.. Ferguson, Mrs, Louis Moss, Mrs. John Kulman, Mrs. J. Qiul- mette, Mrs. A. perreault, Mrs. Van DeBogart, Mrs. Silvio Deschenes, Mrs. Domenic Cerillo, Mrs. Ernest Peterson, Mrs. F. Babin, Mrs. F. WeiS, Mrs. w. Hitchcock, Mrs. II, Wagner, Mrs. 0. Calvin, Mrs. A. Haril. Mrs. George Walter, Mrs. A. DeSchenes, Mrs. stephen KrumEn, Mrs. Lawrence pelletier, Mrs. D, Ro- chon, Mrs. M. Deschene, Mrs. c. Grenier, Mrs. Poulain, Mrs. Joseph Deschene. Mrs. Eugene Doherty, Mrs. E. Ouillette, Mrs. c. Larsen, Mrs. H. Morin, Mrs. II. LaMarre, Mrs. J. Quigley, Mrs. A, Belanger, Mrs. Lawrence Calvin, Mrs. Ray mond purdy, Mrs. Vanasse, Mrs. 0. 0ranoth, Mrs. c. Purdy, Misses Mary and Ann Danaher, Laura and Dora Perigard, Rita and Irene Pe- rigard, Ellen Larson, Mae Conway, Agnes Larson, Stella Beauchemin, Corrine Belanger, Stelle Belanger, Olive Perreault, Eve 0authier, Bet- ty Blanchard, Dorothy Moss, Rita LaMarre, Stella Perrault, Margaret stanton, Pearl Graves, Lucille Deschenes, Betty Morrison, Mary Coughlin, 0ermaine Deschenes, Marie Uhlik, Marie Eastwood, AL bertine Dery, Mary Ahearn, Irene Hehert, Ernestine Vanasse, Dorothy Ferguson, Simone Deschenes, Helen Descoteaux, Doris 0renier, Mrs. 0. Ouillette, Mrs. P. Beauchemin, Mrs. Ruth Brosnan and Miss Marie Des- CoteauX,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
QUILTER -McC cCARTHY


 MT. and Mrs. John E. Mccarthy announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary A., to Patrick Quil- ter, son of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Quilter of 30 sylvan avenue. The marriage took place Thursday morn- ing at 7:S0 o'clock at SS. Peter and Paul church with Rev. Thomas Mulcahy pastor, celebrating the high mass.
 A musical program was rendered under tho direction of Miss 0eorgi. anna Wolff.
 The bride wore dress of May wine, fashioned in Velvetino an au. thentlo adaptation of Mary of scot- land, with accessories to match, and wore . shoulder corsage of white gardeniaS and orchids.
 Irene Mccarthy, sister of the bride, was her only attendant. She wore . dress of Hunters green chiffon vel- vet, fashioned in tunic style with accessories to match and wore Q shoulder corsage of pink roses.
 The brides mother was attired in Q navy blue gown with accessories to match and wore Q shoulder cor. sage of gardenias.
 The groom was attended by Den. nis Sullivan of 20 Albion street. A wedding breakfast for the bridal party and members of the immedi- ate families was held ct the Hotel Taft in New Haven following the ceremony. The couple left on an unannounced wedding trip.
 The groom is Q member of the state police, stationed in Ridgefield. Upon their return they will reside in DanhurY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
LauUn Party Rendered
 By Lvnett RouSSeau

Miss Lynett Rousseau was hostess
 recently at 6 lawn party given in
 honor of C group of friends. The
 lawn was attraetlV0ly decorated with colorod lights and streamers Of baby bluo and silver. A variety Of games were played and C delicious luncheon was served. Those present woroi Miss Terry Kay and Ralph Courtney, Jr. Miss Sylvia Courtney and Jack Melbourne; Miss Alease McDonld and Robert Lambert; Miss Doris echaeffer and Thomas Lyttl0; Miss ghoila Sherry and Harry Bass s0tt: Miss Lauria Fitzgerald and Fred Kenyon; Miss Robbie Arnold and Art Booth; Miss Lynott Rous. seau and Russell Deschonis; MT. and Mrs. J. Gardner; Mir. and Mrs. J. Mcdonald, MT. and Mrs. R Courtney, er4 MT. and Mrs. A. Rous" Beau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
Dinner Dance Sponsored By Tri-Y Huge Success

Helen WeloSkl and Hal Graham; Ruth Blansheid and Paul Shaw; Elsie Pannone and Walter daunt; Louise Williams and Dick Leonard; Christine Kalfnuskas and Earle O'Neill; Helen stambrldgo and Carl Brandt; Kay shanahan and John Martinson; Ruth Leggo and Hervo Canton; Louise Oconnor and James Canfleld; Betsy Buckley and Don Walsh; Mario Lyman and Jack Miller; Margaret Maloney and Bill Carroll: Eleanor Culhane and Bill 5ibold Anne Spellmail and I'd Nor. vile; Betty Connolly and Roland Bernier; Betty Harrison and I'd. ward Bradley; Arlene chatAeld and Charles O'Connor; Dora Eurell and Frank Tehan; Edna Sunderland and George Dolan; Bobby ogden and Roy O'Neili; Kay Dobin and
 Ray Nolan; Eleanor Neale and Do1- ald MaeCallum; Katherine SlaSofl and George Dillon; Magda Harting and Bill O'Donnell; Frances Barnes and Tom Leonard; Belle Dotmoller and Henry Bones; Kay O'Connor and Jack Kelly; Kay Maher and Paul Lause; Marglo Maliey and John Woods; Jessie Patrick and Robert D'Viloskig; Peggy Canf0ld and Bernard King; Mary eugrue and John o'Connor, jr.; Peggy Blake and Earl Ranslow; Doris Braun and Jack Kearnoy; Virginia Latcham and Dt. Kenneth Blaneh. ard: Janet Hines and Paul Brandt: RuthLango and Wally Wookoy; Peg Cleary and Bob Blowitt; Dorothy White and Everett Mooller, Martha Morgan and George Armbruster; Mable Bristol and Paul Palar; Lois lFenton and Fred Miller; and Bars bara Walters and Scotty Duncan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
LakevilIe Manor Features Many Events For August

state during August. Guests this week have included Miss Dorothy Norris of this city; from etaplfoFds Misses Louise DeBarbieu, Lillian Griffin and Doroth0a WslliAnst from Danbury, Mrs. Helen Falls and Miss Josephine Corb0tt; from New Britain, Misses Mary 0'guiilvar and RitG Coffey; frcn Hartford, Misses Catherine TeBta, and Marian Douths from WallIngford, Mrs. M. J. Butler.
 Among the daily activities have been horseback riding, hiking, boets ing and fishing. Tomorrow the pfitiz eipai event to climax the weeks ac- tiVtics will Do tho LakeViiie HoFge Show which will attract many ok the visitors ct the Manor. 4 giadios IilB show jn Salisbury has been Ats tFacting many, while trips to Music Mountain and Falls Village for the music festivals have been populaFs Last Tuesday was "ContesW night ct tho manor, with many novelty games introduced, Many other events have been scheduled for the rest of tho month and ID to the end Of tho season at Lakeviile Mas nor ct LakeVillO, Conn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22

Roughly, bridge players may be divided Into two general classes the optimists. who are habitual ovsrbidders and hope that their partners minimum responses to their opening bids are based on maximum values: and tho pessim. ists, who always fear that their partners hold nothing whatever be- yond the minimum they have guar anteed.
 The optimlst makes Q lot of games that the pesSlmist fails to bid, but, on the other hand, he takes lots of penalties where tho pessimist chalks up valuable part scores.
 Today's hand is evidence of neu- tral values. It was bid to c slam four times and made only once, proving that three of the opti- snists were too optimistic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Local CirLs M Camp PIayIet

Eleanor and Polly Harrington, daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Daniel q. Harrington, Jr., of Columbian boule- yard, and Mary A. Stokes, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George A. Stokes of chipman street, took part in . three.act drama presented August i3 and i4 at Camp Weiiinahpay, FriendShip, Maine, where they have been spending the summer, The entertainment was in the form of 0 playlet entitled "Isainbow Cot tage", and the girls' camp girls were assisted by Carnp WapeiiO, c camp for boys, AlBo in Friendsllip. The affair took place at the Ffiend- ship Playhouse. The three local girls appeared in the Rainbow Bal- lot chorus. The Misses Harrington and Stokes will return to their homes in this city Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
Personal

MT. and Mrs. William T. Earring ton Of WaterVille street ar0 rcglBs tered ct the New Weston Hotel in New York City.
 Miss Addie Crane Of this city has been registered At tho Cavalier Ho- tel, Virginia Beach. Va.
 Mrs. Walter Deacon Of DuckIng. ham street was C recent arrival Gt the Waidorf.AStorla hotel IA New York city.
 Miss Lillian Haggerty Of Boyden street b spending two weeks with her cousin Mrs. Harry Roberts Of Clinton, Mass. Mrs. Roberts iB the former Miss Mary DoddS Of this city.
 Samuel Y. Lynch Of Tarinington avenue is spending some time at Fort 7'runlbuli beach, Milford.
 Miss Edna Rush Of Bunker Till avenue b vGcationing in Sharon, Conn,
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph dGrVoy Of Woodward avenue gre VGeationlng aG BayView.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Roberts Of Clinton, Mass have been visiting Mrs. Cecil Grove Of Willow street.
 Miss Anne Tow Of Pine street is Vacationing at ProVincct0Wn, Cape Cod.
 Miss Ann l.. Toonley Of Willow street is spending the summer in Tafton, pa.
 4 birthday party was given last Saturday for Jim and Thomas Nc" drath, sons Of MT. and Mrs. James ct their summer cottage on Mijes6eld avenue, BayView. Those attending were Richard and Frank Campbell of New York City, Dick Dillon Of Waterbury, Kenneth Hitler of Wisconsin, Jack Hughes of Rae cine, Wis.,, Raymond Quinn Of this city, Billy Dwai Of T0rringt0n, Mar gafet Kirby of Derby, Peggy Ann Curiey and Mrs. Visit Of Brooklyn, N. YY Mrs. George Muliigan, Bee and Pat Mcdili, Mrs. Mary Conlan, MT. and Mrs. James Mcorath Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
Mrs. Louis Martin
 Honored Thursday

Mrs. Louis Martin, the former Miss Catherine Soden, was the horS ored guest ct c shower given by Mrs. Ruey, Mrs. Carmichael, and Mrs. E. Marshall at the British War Veter- ans home Thursday evening. Mrs. Martin received many very pretty gifts and the gathering enjoyed re-. treatments and 6 pleasant social evening. Those irl attendance were:
 Mrs. Carmeia Cipriano, MiBB Olga Hudobcnko, Miss Catherine Ranans do, Miss Dorothy Moore, Mrs. M, Longo, Mrs. Ruey, Miss ora Martin, Mrs. Edna Martin, Mrs. dagnon, Mrs. Philip Clnccili and daughter, Mrs. Mahonoy, Mrs. A, Martin, Mrs. J. McBrom, Mrs. w. Martin, Miss Ellen Barrie, Mrs. 4. goden, Mrs, Samuel Mcdiil, Miss Isabelle Currie, Mrs. Margaret Currie, Mrs. J. Phel. on, Mrs. Emil Cord0n, Mrs. PnezelIie and daughter, Lucy, Miss ders maine Albino, Miss Mickie LofTi. bardi, Mrs. Albert Martin, Mrs. John sodon, gry Mrs. Penny, Mrs, Lynch, Mrs. Mary Quiil, Mrs, 1reano LaSaiatia, Mrs. Nellie Crich. ton, Mrs. Rachael Lange, Mrs. D, Macdonald, Mrs. William Boyd, Mss Margaret Martin, Miss CriBBie Hall, Mrs. A. Hunter, Mrs. E. MacISintogh, Mrs. J. dufiie, Mrs. Dupont, Mrs. D. Montgomery, Mrs. R. Lectures, J. wilson, Miss Y. DeSehGinO, Mss MadaiinO Gaia, Mrs. c. Dunn, Mrs, M. Carmichael, Miss Margaret Sod. oil, Miss Apicollo, Mrs. Jack Mar shall, Mrs. James Marshall, Mrs. Frank Mc1iugh, Mrs. Florence Al- bon, Mrs. Mahon, Mrs, Fanny OBrien, Miss Pettijean, Miss Angie Ciriello, Miss Louise 9chapplo, Mrs. Mary Mahor, Mrs. Ethel Pasgaro, Mrs. Bertha GaraSello, Mrs. Florence Carlo, Miss Florence KapaFaSick, Miss Lucy PerEeili and Mrs. Louis Martin.