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COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 1,4LAM
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual Qames-Crawley (F. d
A. u. 1854; Garrison tB M. 16l.
High individual sets-Burns I'D. Mt. -.
416: Spilman Sight -. 410.
High team games-B. NJ. 635: Bd. Mt.
l. 619.
High team sets-B. M. 1.7s9; Bd. Mt
/. 1.77O.
High averages-Spilman (Sisht ~.
12O-26: Crawley IF. & A. ~. 1915.
High spares-Beavers tTooD, 1853; Spill
man tSiEht II. 1877.
High strikes-crawley F. d A. -. 40;
Ross &C. r. II: 81; - o..
Witz iMiscl. -. 81.
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DEPARTMENT STORE.

Season Records.
High team game-Palais Royal. 622.
High team set-Palais Royal, 1853.
High individual game-Y. Tom Scriv-
High individual set-Charles F1eishman.
400.
High strikes-Jack Wolstenholme, 20.
High spares-M Mcdonald. 80.
High individual averages - Charles
Fleishman, 1851: Irwin Simon. 1851;
Jack Wolstenholme, 114-1O.
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OF the following large photographs
have appeared: Mundelle at the "Y,"
Denker at the Jewish Community
Center. Banks at the "Y," District Of
Columbia League tournament, Horo-
witz as victor Of the Philadelphia Con-
gress Of the A. C. F., M. c. A. team
tourney, chess exhibits-to name .
few.
Educational News Items.
Many poems, anecdotes. jokes and
conundrums have been printed. Edu-
cational items Of special explanatory
import were presented under the lead
heads:
League. Correspondence Chess League Of
for the student; major an. and minor p1inei.
Cen Centennial. Marshall reiinquishes title.
Sesiey e PLAYS sames in a 81. months; rSs:
federation correspondence tourney. South
Sasss chess
American triumvirate: Social Chess Educa.
Chi Eta Sigma-the Phi Beta Kappa"
Services. Chess supply c.. Gaissa@.;ors.n.
newspaper, Southern California Chess
League, A. c. F. tournaments. Vanguard
Chess. chess under Jewish Law, C. C. I. A.
postal Championship. Reinfeld's modern
tntoxication. elementary chess guides.
British contacts. chess advertisements. how
e teach chess. chess and msTriass in
schools. chess in Mifvautee schools. W. p:
A. and chess blindfold chess. development
of modern rules Of chess approved as ON
cia1, 1920. British Chess ederation. Eski-
mos in Winter tournament, Curator Green
and largest chess library in the world
cleveland. Ohio, Manhattan Chess Club
tournament. chess for the ladies-to mar
rate the leading items. Also. every Ameri-
can and many foreign chess periodicals.
have been quoted.
In detail the life career of DR.. Euwe,
world champion; Samuel Reshevsky.
successor to Frank Marshall. United
States champion. and Of Israel Horo-
witz, champion Of the American Chess
Federation, have been portrayed.
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A. q r.

High averages-Casey tAnn PaRe),
115-7: J. Mullican ANN Page. 111-3S;
Domdera tSultana), 109-17; Bryan worth
more). 10S-25; Holland tSultana), 10S-22:
Rhodes IRed Circle. 10s-3; Leaman Nee
Douglas (CondorJ. IO6-s: Darnes tNectarj.
l06-3O.
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CATHOLIC LADIES.
(EnA ~ fret oarias

Series Records.
High individual average-I Swami (st.
Francis Xavier. 91-3
High individual game-I. Swami tSt.
Francis XAVIER. 1919.
High individual set-M. Norris tsacred
Heart. 343
High team game-St. Francis Xavier.
512
High team set-Holy Comforter B: .443.
High strikes-L. Swami tSt. Francis
Xavier), IL.
High spares-N. Farran (st. Francis
High fat game-L. Dawson (st PaurS,
96.
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Dub.Mixed Doubles.

Have one game to roll of.
Women's Records.
High average-E. Ward. 9S.
High set-E Ward. 500
High game-E. Ward. 119.
High hat-I Weimer, 93.
Mems Records.
High average-Burton. 1O7.
High Set-Burton. 354.
High game-Tayman. 146.
Fiat game-R. Ward. "a.
Team Records.
High game-Sarelas, $50.
High set-C Ward. 654.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS.
BANKERS.
INDEPENDENT GADIES).
DISTRICT.

SCISSOR HecOFds.
High team game-Occidental Restau-
rant, 6SS.
High team set-Washington Brewery.
1900
High individual games-Johnny Ander-
son and Arthur Darling (tie). lSO
High individual set-Howard Parsons.
437.
High individual ayerage-Astor Clarke.
1862.
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LADIES' INTERNAL REyENuE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High average-Thompson (Clearing).
1919.
High individual game-Thompson and
Mayhem, $50.
High individual set-Thompson. 374.
High team game-Miscellaneou 573.
High team set-MiscellaneouS, 1912.
High nat games-Bishop and Mayhem.
High strikes-Thompson IA: Kelly. 13.
High spares-Thompson, rs; Mayhew,
az.
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LADIES' DISTRICT.
Season Records.

High team same-Rosslyn. 61S
High team set-Rosslyn 1850.
High individual games-Gulli, 161: Ford.
1888
High individual sets-Ellis. '419: GULL,
High spares-Gulli. II.
High strikes-Ellis, 23.
High average-Gulli. 1925.
'All-time league records.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team sets-Extension. 1,705:
Economics, 1874: Plant Industry. 1885.
High team gamss-Plant Industry. 631:
High Individual sets-Rousseau, 405;
Don Seaton,. 3S7: Neff. 3S3. -
1s7; Rousseau. 1872: Benidt. 1877.
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C. AND r. NAVY YARD.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Drill Rods sol,
High team set-Drill Rods, 543
High individual set-Norley. 355.
High individual game-Kozee 1855
High spares-Norley. So: Sauires. 3d.
Singleton, SO.
High strikes-Rooney and Lidoff. IA.
High average-Wallach, jr.. 1868.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Personal
Miscellaneous Shower Ls
 CiUen Florence CreenUood

Hermaok, Bertha Greenwood, Mary Barolak, Anna podobowskL Helen Yeiks, Helen eoymenx, Lena oss borne, Loretta Greenwood, Angellno Boucher, Eva Mlldud, Evelyn Mil. dud, Amy Andrews, velma Feltman, Mrs, Henry Montambaulb Lucia Lafrlenie, Marie Normand, Antoln- etc LaFrlenle, uerniaine Lalrlenle, |. Normand, Marguerite 0alcau, Reginald Greenwood, Frances Bar. mashy, Mrs. Raymond Bolsvort Ae~ len ualbowskL Mrs. Nloholes, Mrs. Lena Holsvert, Miss Doris BolsvOrk Miss Carmellne Herueato, Lena O. HclaselA, Mrs. German, Edna Ice Claire, Mrs. Thlbaulk and dauRh. ter; Mrs. Frank Cardinal, Mrs. Han- dc, Mrs. Blanohette, Mrs. pocoskl, Mary Hayes, Jeanette Blake, Mrs. Lapolnte, Alma Roberts, Mrs, pen- ehy, Hoflo Kolpa, Emily Kolpa, Emily Kolpa, Bertha XorlmA LO. Blanc, Lily Qirouard, Cora Montana bault Victor poule, Mrs. Rose Greenwood, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Felix Lebeouf, Mrs. Laplante, Mrs, Louise Masloden, Mrs, Al Schoeek, Mrs. Gus schoeok, Mrs. Montam. bault, Mrs, Eva Graham, Frances BRstanco, Mrs. Fred Kolowski, and Mrs, W. DoVoe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

It B . rare play at bridge for de- claror of Q no trump contract delib- erately to establish four tricks for an opposing player. When he does 50, it is safe to assume one Of two things,
 Either he does not fear that tho opponent, with the established tricks, will ever obtain tho lead-or ho has suddenly lost his mindl
 Tho reason deolRrer, holding to- days hand, was so generous was that ho nedeed another trick to full. Ill his contract. That trick could be found only in the opponents suit, and provided he led tho suit at once.
 When South won the oponeing heart lead with the 10, he could count five club tricks, tho heart al- ready taken, and the ace of spades and diamonds--only eight in all. He still had the hearts stopped, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Personal

MT, and Mrs. Peter J, Emons of ManVlllo street have returned after spending several days ct Hyannis, Cape Cod.
 MT, and Mrs. Michael Bruno Of souhmayd road visited Howe Cav erns Nt Cohleskill, N. Y, while mo- toring through that state.
 Edward Archambeau of New York city iS visiting his sister, Miss Kay Archambeau, who is spending tho summer at the homo of her uncle, Walter VAlll of Milford.
 James Hanlon of Caldwell, N. j., George WurtEel of Walpole, Mass, and John Daley of Washington, D O., are guests Of Edward J, FltE. gerald, Jr. of Beacon street.
 Mrs Albert Jourdan and family of Grace street will leave Waterbury about September first to take up their residence in Meriden where MT. JourdRn is associated with the Connecticut Light and Power eom- pnny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Bride Of TomorroW
 Honored At SholUev

Miss Dorothy phelan was hostess at Q greenback shower which took place recently at tho homo of Mrs, Joseph Blum on Kenyon street in honor of Miss Veronica Bates, who is to be married tomorrow Go Ralph Blum. Among those attending were: Mrs. James Klny, Mrs, flag erty, Mrs, Clara Martin, Mrs. Rita Coleman, Mrs. Thomas Reldy, Mrs, George Degnan, Mrs, D, Konny, Mrs Margaret Cronin, Mrs. J, Shea, Mrs, Rose Bates, Mrs Margaret Camp- bell, Mrs. Joseph Blum, Mrs. Nora Joyce, Mrs. Frank Koaoeney, Mrs, Francis Blum, Mrs, 9chlegel, Mrs, ?. McKenna, Mrs. II, Lynch, Mrs, Thomas Ramp, Mrs. A, O'Dea, Mrs, Horgan, Mrs. Thomas Reilly, Mrs, Anna quinn, Mrs, Mary Joyce, Mrs, John Sullivan, Mrs. Harold D, Coleman, Mrs. N. Barrett, Mrs. Cur Icy, Mrs. Roland Ruggles, Mrs. c, Casey, Mrs. M. Fitzmaurioo, MrB, J, Dougherty, Mrs, William Reid, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs, Irene Martol, Mrs. W. Douhorty, and tho Misses Emily olschefski, Pauline shoneck, Adelaide Bates, Patricia Blum, Iva Taylor, Olive Schlegel, Francis duer- rera, Ella Downey, Madeline Bal- lRtyne, Eleanor Pratt, Hannah Daley, and Dorothy PholRn,
 Mrs. Patrick ?. Barnes of Fox street iS entertaining her two sis- ters, the Misses Dolan of New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Weddings
CLEARY.sMEY

Naugatuck, Aug. 19.-Miss Eve lyn Lucille Smey, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Smey of 34 Sec- ond street, Seymour, and Daniel William Cleary, son of Mrs. Mary Cleary of NauS duck were married Monday morning at 8 o'clocl; at St. Augustine's church, Seymour. Rev. William Casey of Seymour ofIicIat- ed and celebrated the nuptial mass which followed.
 Miss Anna SmeS;, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Atty. Leonard Gllhuly of New Haven was best man. A wedding breakfast for the immediate families of the couple was held at the Dutch Door Inn, Seymour. The couple left on a two weeks wedding trip during which they will tour Canada. Upon their return they will reside at 34 Sec- ond street, Seymour.
 The bride is Q graduate nurse of the Waterbury hospital training school. Mir. Cleary is associated with the Naugatuck Chemical company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

A mlsoellaneous shower was held at tho ncovlll's Girls club last ove- nlng ln honor og Miss Elorence Greenwood, given by her sister, Bertha Greenwood Of Bvckingham street, oakvllle. The club rooms were attractlvely decorated with pink and blue crepe paper anu vases oe garden flowers.
 Miss Greenwood was recipient or many beautiful and costly gifts from the guests attending who were: Mrs. CosBette, Mrs. ureens wood, ST., Mary pAdRan, Helen So. maBka, Mrs. Balshaw, Eva ureens wood, Alice MoFrissey, Mrs, Willa 0uncher, Mrs, DesInaris, Claire Desnaris, Loretta Nelson, Florence Handle, Margaret Handle, Mrs. Jo- seph Poulle, Flora Greenwood, Mrs, Qalcau, Mrs. Flageau, Helen podo- bowSkl, Mrs. Ethel Dufrone, May
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

CORNELL CLUB
 At the regular Monday afternoon session of the Cornell Bridge club held at the club rooms,, 10 Lin- den street under the direction of Mrs. John Moriarty, top scorers, North and South were: Mrs. James Bulger and Mrs, Charles Velte, 74M; Mrs. Edgar Adams and Mrs, Abraham Hengoveld, 03. Top scor- CTS East and West were; Miss Rachel Hengoveld and Mrs, William O'Calligan, 84M; Mrs. Arnold Smith and Mrs. William Connell, 6l.
 The ofIlcial standing Is as follows; smith-C Connell .b93, stantiford-Iso- land, .B93; Collins-Byers, ,577: and uncnn-HengeVeld, ,675.
 Winners In the Tuesday evening session were; North and South, Mrs, Charles Boylan and Mrs. Clarence Byers, .675; East and West, Mrs, John Collins and Mrs, John Mur- phy, .672.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

Mrs, John P. Flood of West Hart- ford is the guest for few days oi Mrs, M, E, Stoddard of Fox street.
 MT, and Mrs. Clark F. W. New. ton of Columbia boulevard and theil daughter and son, Katherine and Paul Newton have returned from Cape Cod where they spent . flow weeks.
 Miss Jean doss of this city gave a dinner party for ten guests at Madison Saturday night previous tc the Madison Beach Club Revue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Hart oi Buckingham street entertained at tholr Madison summer homo oVol tho weekend Rowley Phillips ant Courtland Heynlger of this city and MT, and Mrs, John Holt 0 Great Neck. l.. I.
 pr. and Mrs. Charles Audet of thi' city and Dr. and Mrs, William Spain of Litehfield were weekend guests of pr. and Mrs, M, J. Lawlor ct Lake SunNpee, N, IT,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
sANIZARO.MANCINT

Naugatuck, Aug. l9.-Miss Mary Mancini, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Charles Mancini of l30 High street and Berger SaniZaro of Thomaston avenue, Waterville, were married in Q pretty ceremony Monday morning at st. Francis church. Rev. Butch- CT performed the ceremony and cele- brated the nuptial high mass which followed.
 The bride had as her attendant, her sister, Miss Marjorie Mancini, Joseph Ruby of Waterbury was best man, Tho bride was attractively attired in Q white lace gown with a tight jacket and tight white turhan, and carried white roses.
 Her bridesmaid was also prettily dressed in 0 peach colored mousse- line- -de-soie gown and wore green accessories. She carried gladioli.
 A reception for 60 guests was held following the ceremony at the home of the bride. Guests from Water bury, New York, New Haven and Naugatuck were present. The couple left on Q wedding trip to Boston and New England states and will reside upon their return at Thom- aston avenue, Waterville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Outdoor Pageant Held Saturday At Camp Trinito

On Saturday, August IS, the Feast
 of the Assumption, Q pageant was presented at Camp Trinita, Town Hill road, New Hartford. Among those attending from this city were the Misses Mae Braun, Dorothy Danaher, Julia Meehan, Mary Keefe Mary Rlordan, Mary Fowler, Dor- othy Bernier and Mary Kelly, resi- dents of Washington Hill. Camp Trlnita is conducted as 6 summer camp for girls between the ages of 10 and i6 years by the Sisters of the Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity. There was Q large attendance last Saturday including resident campers and visitors. Fol-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

lowing the pageant outdoor Ben- edlction was held, Rev. Vincent Kel- ly, o. r. M. of Winsted officiating.
 The pageant depicted the Mysier. ies of the Rosary and was staged by the campers of Camp Trinita in the depth of Q woods among trees perhaps Q century old and was an unusual presentation with on even more unique background. It was as 1t were stepping back to the days of the miracle plays which had for their stage the village green or the clearing in the greenwood. The beautiful story of the Rosary, de- cade by decade, was unfolded in this pretty setting of nature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Future Bride b
 Guest At Shower

Mrs, Vincent Nardiello of irlon street was hostess at D personal miscellaneous shower given recently in honor of her sister, Miss lcs- ther Laurantano. Mss Laurhtano will be married to Christopher owens of Naugatuck on Labor day.
 The prospective bride was show. cred with many beautiful gifts, Those attending were: Mrs. J. Mas traiannl, Mrs. l.. Fucito, Mrs, l.. Festa, Mrs. Mary Lombard, Mrs. M. Stable, Mrs. palmlerl, Mrs, c. Trl- ano, Mrs. A. Cocchlo, Mrs. P, Cocchlo, Mrs. 0. Valentine, Mrs, R, A. Nardiello, Mrs. Ralph T'odeBoo, Mrs, 4. plcini, Mrs. R. Rinaldi, Mrs, l.. Waldo, Mrs. 0. Nappi, Mrs. A, Bell, Mrs. c. Horan, Mrs. M. Cle- Ynente, Mrs. c. Festa, Mrs. J, Mag. Eelupo, Mrs. Anna Mendille Mrs. V. Mecca, Mrs. D. A. spadola, Mrs. A, PRdula, Mrs. ?. Owens, Mrs. D. HuEzo. Tho Misses Mary Nardiello, Ann Andreano, Mary Laurantano, Eleanor 0harlno, Nelli Capicchi, Bessie Schiffallt, Mary Stable, Lena palmiori, Edith Clemonto, Gladys Clcmente, Nancy Bechicchio, Mary Dechicchio, denevieve Pincini, Pauline Intcrrisl, Rose Interrisi, Ca- mille Testa, Mary MazEaloupo, Mary Belkus, Rose Medillo, Marion Jones, Mary owens, Margaret Owens.
 Master William slavln entertain cd ct his home on Frost road ro- gently in celebration of his 18th birthday. Bingo and other games were played and refreshments were enjoyed by those in attendance, among whom were included: Ed- ward Rowley, Robert oauvin, Ed. ward CruesS, Henry Farrell, Robert ReOd, Buddy Tinlay, Prank Lawlor, Charles dauvin, James Slavln, Ken- neth Zlhell, John dreguoloi, James Morse, Donald dauvin, Mrs. John slavin, Mrs. Roland 0auvin, Mrs. Henry dauvin, Mrs. William Far. rell and Mrs. Charles 0auvin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Personal Shower Rendered. Day

Mrs, Edward Kearns of East Farm street was hostess Nt Q personal shower Nt her home Friday night in honor oe Miss Ann Day of Cherry street. The guests were Mrs. Harold Deeley, Mrs, John Bagley, ST. Mrs, 0, sheehan Mrs, James Bagley, Mrs. Joseph Flaherty, Mrs. John Bagley, jr., Mrs. Frank Rosenbeck, Mrs. George Blinn, Mrs. Patrick Holleran, Mrs. Ann Day, Mrs, Ed- ward Searns and the Misses Mady- line Kane, Betty, Mary, Ann, and Margaret Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Engagements
sTONE.sPEILMAN

Miss Mary Stone, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Stone Of Meadow street, ThomaSton will become tho bride of Kenneth speilman, son of Mfr. and Mrs Charles Speilman Of Terryville, September i4.
 The ceremony will bo performed in tho reetory of tho Immaculate Conception church in Terryville with Q reception at the Stone home in Thomaston to follow. The couple will reside in Thomaston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Miss Ellen HouUeU
 To Enter Training

Miss Ellen Howell of Frost road, who will enter the Hartford hos pital school of nursing Sept, 1, was tho guest Of honor recently at a farewell party given at the home of Miss Virginia Roberts, also of Frost road. Those friends attending included: Misses Clarlce Ranger, Peggy Galbraith, Helen Goodrich, Margaret Beers, Norma Nelson, Elizabeth Hubbard, Isabelle Avery, Ellen Howell, Mrs. Cyril Cross, Mrs, Albert Crandall, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts and Joseph Howell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
HARRTsoN.LANouETTE

Naugatuck, Aug. 1o.-The mar riage of Henry T. Harrison of George street to Miss Beatrice Lanouette, daughter of Mrs. J. P. Lanouette of West Liberty street, Waterbury, will take place in the latter part of next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

some declarers might count on good-natured opponents continuing the suit and giving them another trick.
 South, however, was . pessimist. He feared that, when he finally gave tho lead back to his. opponents, aft- CT he had cashed his i've clubs, they would return spades or diamonds and beat his contract.
 There was only one place to get the ninth trick, and that was in Vests suit. Therefore, before lose ing control of any suit, declarer had 10 establish e heart trick.
 The king of hearts was played, and whether West won or not made no difference; the contract was made.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
LINDA COMES BACK

Cecilia Parkers sister, Linda, is making her film comeback in Eleanor Powell's Born to Dance". Miss Parker left the screen year ago to become the bride of Seve McNulty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
JEANETTE RETURNS

Jeanette MacoDnald is back from Lake Tahoe, where she has been resting for several days. The M-d-M singing star is soon to start work in "Maytime" with Nelson
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
BOUCHER.LANEYTLLE

Mir. and Mrs. J. Lanevillo of Woodlawn Terrace, announce tho engagement of their daughter, Lu- ellie Lanoville to Wilbert Boucher, son of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Boucher of Watertown. Tho wedding will take place September 90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. B. MCKINNEY Secretary oe the American Bridge League

Sets Up Opponents Su-Decarers Only Way to Make Mo-
 Trump Contract is to Return Trick to Openers Strength
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
CAMPBELL.WYLIE

Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Wylie oi Sunnyside avenue announce the coming marriage of their daughter Jean, to James Campbell, son oi Mrs. William Dickinson of Bridge. water. MT. Campbell is Q resident of Fort Pierce, Fla. The wedding will be an event of next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Weddings
|Shower GiUen
 Alice Brodeur

The home of Mrs. Hsnry TItS- gerald was the scene of 6 pretty shower given recently in honor of Miss Alice Brodeurx who is Co be married Sept. 10 to Arthur Weis. Mrs. Mary Sullivan and Miss Kath- crime Ferris were hostesses. Guests attending included: Alice Moore. Anna Carroll, Alma N Reach, Age nes T. Hickey, Mary Carroll, Chriss tine K. Hathaway, Rose Kiltonic, Helen Roche, Lenore Hickey, Jo- sephine Hennessey, Katherine Fer. ris, Mrs. Walter Doyle, Mrs. Carl Packer. Mrs. John Hornbecker, Mrs. A. Weir, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Leo Lo- gendre, Mrs. W. Nagle, Mrs. Time othy Ferris, Mrs. John O'Dea, Mrs. Mary Kirk, Mrs. clifford Mcfiaie, Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald and Mrs. Marly Sullivan.
 There will be Q meeting of Santa Maria circle, Daughters of Isabella this evening at B:15 o'clock ct His bernian hall. All members are urged to attend, as important business will be discussed.
 Miss Jane splettstosher of New Haven and Miss Mollie Fleming of Ridgewood street this city, left today on q motor trip to New York state and Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

MT. and Mrs. Michael ?. McKenna of Watorville street announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Irene Helen, to George P. Brown, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Brown of Vernon street. The wedding will take place on Monday, Sept. 2l Rt st. Margaret's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

Thomas r. Butterfleld of Water town announces the marriage of his sister, Miss Martha D, Butterfield to Thomas A. Lynch of this city The ceremony took place recently at Millerton, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Sheridan Council
 Plans For Dance

Between forty and fifty couples are expected at the annual summer dance of Sheridan Council, a. Knights of Columbus,> following res ports to Chairman Chris Hanley at last nights meeting of tho coun- cil,
 Reservatoins for the dance, which will be Q dinner dance and infor- nal, must he made by Thursday night, Chairman Hanley announced The dance is to he held ct Lift the-Latch Inn.
 Tho committee in charge of the dance consists of: Chairman Han- Icy, Joseph Carolan, Frank Spillane Frank Butler, John McKenna, Cor nelius ?. Maloney, Nicholas Rinaldi Guido CRmmissa, John Herr, Edward Creem, Edward ConlRn, Thomas Phelan, Thomas Egan, James Fryer Chris Delaney, James Kelley and Jeremiah Kenney.
 Tickets may be procured from members of the committee or Stew. ard Joseph Commerford at the Co., lumbus club, 70 North Main street Dancing will be enjoyed from 9 p mn to l Q, m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Hlnckley of Gross street announce tho en- gagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Leona May, to Clay ton William Anderson, son of MT, and Mrs. William Anderson of Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

Announcement of tho engagement of Miss Deulah Buckingham Morris daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Cliffort D. Morris of Prospect street, to The odoro Charles Martus, son of MT and Mrs. L. Martus of Columbia Boulevard, was made recently bS Miss Morris parents.
 The prospective bride is Q gradu' ate of Saint Margarets school Rnt Pembroke college, Brown university in Providence. Mir. Martus attended Salisbury school and Heidelberg col. lege, Tiffin, Ohio.