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The Washington times., 1936-05-15
E. HEZ SVEN

e. HEZ SVEN
The Rev. DR.. e. Hez Sven, re-
tired Baptist minister who died
yesterday in his seventy-ninth
year, will be buried privately fol-
lowing funeral services tonight at
8 o'clock in the Centennial Baptist
Church, Seventh and I Streets
Northeast. The Rev. DR.. Wilson
Holder, pastor, will officiate.
DR.. Sven, nationally known as
an evangelist, was moderator Of
the Columbia Association of Bap-
fist Churches five times. His origi-
nal method of teaching and his
texts won him national fame.
Two years ago he retired as
pastor of the Centennial Baptist
Church because of i'll health.
Surviving him is his wife, Mrs.
Minnie L. johnson Sven; two
sons, John B. Sven, Of Washing
ton, and L. A. Sven, of New York.
and q daughter, Mrs. Thomas E.
Griffin, Of Oregon. He lived at 905
Massachusetts, Ave. N. w.
The Washington times., 1936-05-15

Masonic services by Washington Centen-
nial Lodge. No. IA. F. A. A. N.
Interment in Glenwood Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1936-05-15

KENNEDY, JAMES EDWARD-on wednes-
day, May 10. 1896. JAMES EDWARD
KENNEDY. beloved husband of the late
Kennedy, jr.. and Ferdinand Earl Kennedy.
Remains resting at the W. w. Chambers
Company funeral home. Fourteenth and
The Washington times., 1936-05-15

HOPPING. SILAS VAN-on Wednesday,
May ID; 1896. at Garfield Memorial
Evening star., 1936-11-19
WOMAN FACES CHARGE
OF ILLEGAL OPERATION
Held to Grand Jury Under 81, 500
Bond After Girl Dies in
HoSnital

3. . stan Correspondent OF The Star.
ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE. Va, November l9.-Mrs. Ger
trude Coleman Beach of Arlington
County was held for the action of the
grand jury under s2,500 bond yesterday
after a preliminary hearing before
Judge B. M. Hedrick in County Court
on charges Of having performed an
illegal operation.
The victim of the alleged operation.
Elsie Costello of near Leesburg, died
In q Washington Hospital October ~,
police said.
Evening star., 1936-11-19
NICE QUESTIONS
NEED OF SESSION
Will Study Federal lob In
surance Scheme Further
Before Acting.
Hs tte Associated rress.

4s tte Associated rress.
BALTIMORE, November ls.-Gov.
Harry w. Nice said yesterday ne would
study the necessity for special legis-
lative session to adopt an unemploy-
ment insurance scheme, but that ne
was not convinced 1t would be neces-
sary.
At the same time Attorney General
Herbert r. O'Conor said the White
House had suggested a way in which
Maryland might determine II the spe-
cial session we're necessary.
Fear Loss to State.
Back of the statements OF both men
lay the fear that Maryland might lose
about s3,250,000 which will be collected
through the Federal payroll tax for
unemployment relief. The present
Federal law says that If Maryland has
enacted an insurance plan by the end
of the year, go per cent of the amount
collected here will be returned to the
State. Otherwise 1t will go into the
Federal Treasury and will not be spent
for unemployment purposes.
Nice, pointing out that 80 other
States are in the same plight as Mary
land, said that a number of questions
must be answered before he will call
the special session. Even if one is nee
essary, he said, it need not be called
until about December 81.
Nice said that while the Federal law
Is good in principle. 1t is weak in form
and that Congress may change it. He
also wanted to'know what effect the
tax will have on the small employer
and if another extra session would be
needed if Congress changed the pres
ent law.
Farley May Act.
The Governor now attending the
Conference OF Governors in St. Louis
said the conference would probably take
some action on the matter Of the re-
turn Of the tax collections to the
State. He pointed out that the
amount of the tax should be consid-
cred in relation to the cost of the ex-
ira session.
O'Conor said the White House had
advised him to take the matter Of de-
laying a State insurance plan up with
Attorney General Homer S. Cum
mings and John G. Winant, head Of
the Federal Social Security Board.
Marvin Mcintyre, White House sec.
retary, said these two should make
recommendations to the President on
q possible change In the law to give
the States more time to adopt their
own plans.
Evening star., 1936-11-19
"UncIe Jack" 81,
"FeeIs aCraUi1.''
To See Street Car
So Lions Club viii Take
Him to Richmond
for Visit.
Hy the Associated Press,

6S tHe hsoOClhlcO FTeees
SOUTH HILL, Va. November 1s.-
"Uncle Jack" Hamilton decided today
1t was about time he enlarged a bit on
the 2-mile circle In which he has spent
Il Of his 81 years as a church. going,
tobacco-raising southside Virginia col
ored man.
Il feels cravin' to see dem street
cars" he confessed to a member OF
the South Hill Lions Club
So the club will take him to Rich
mond and show him not only street
cars, but elevators and escalators.
Born 10 miles east of South Hill.
Uncle Jack lived with his old master,
Eden j. Moseley, until he was Is. Then
he settled at his present home and
confined himself for II years to the
same triangle-church, home. market.
Evening star., 1936-11-19

U. S. and Canada Production.
The United States and Canada pro-
duce 80 per cent of the motor vehicles
Manufactured in the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
PARK ROAD SHOWS A HONOR PUPILS

Forty-four pupils at Park Road school have been listed on the April honor roll at that institution by Miss Kahryn Doherty, principal.
 The complete list follows:
 Grade 3-Maryrose Clarkin, Bar bara Kirby, Geraldine Mclean, Ro- bert Foster, Eearl Lariviere, Elea- nor Dowd, Mary Baker, Arthur Wood
 Grade A. John Conway, Betty Cassidy, Ruth Hardt, Kathryn Cronin, Albertine Skridulis, Vera Blansfield, Gerald Bousquet, Ruth Phillips, Lawrence DoWd.
 Grade 5-Frederick Govain, Mary V. Mcdonald, George LaBonne, Mary c. Mcdonald, Roberta Finlay, Albert Gamasche.
 Grade 6-Kenneth Kirby, Francis Conway, Arthur Baker, Mary Louise Perriello, Arlene Cooke, Bettye Bris- tol Bernice Foster.
 Grade 7--Henry Blansneld, De- lores Bouley, Richard Tracy, Dru- silla, Ford William Perriello, Jack Price, James Poison, Murlyn Beck Virginia Alexander.
 Grade 8-RidgWay Shinn, Jean RuGa, Vincent Ray, Susie Bene- detti, Sadie McNally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Pr0spectiUe Bride Is
 H0nored At Bridge

Miss Louise Manfredi of Ashley street, who is to be married on June 1st to Jerry Capobianco, was guest of honor at 6 bridge held at the Silver Chalet recently.
 The guests included: Misses El- eanor Manfredi, Mary Aczas, Mar garet Brennan, Mabel Cestar, Eve- lyn Cestar, Josephine Capobianco, Anna Cauobianco, Matilda DeZinno, Antoinette Dizinno, Jennie D'An- drea, Dora Egan, Josephine Filli- pone, Mildred Gallasso, Mary Ken- ney, Helen Lyman, Mary Lyman, Ella Lorenzo, Anna Lorenzo, Anna Phelan, Angeline Rosanelli, Mary Ross, Rose Scorpion, Louise Scor- pion, Margaret Summa, Rebecca SuInrna, Julia Santopietro, Mary Tisi, Mary Villano and Palma War; salone, and Mrs. Agnes Berube, Mrs. Anthony Bianco.
 Mrs. Anna Bianco, Mrs. Rose Coz 70, Mrs. Alice Connell, Mrs. Michael Capobianco, Mrs. Patsy Capobianco, Mrs. Joseph Chicetti, Mrs. Mary Credo, Mrs. Christine Capobianco, Mrs. Rose Cattuccio, Mrs. Raffaele Cattucio, Mrs. Concetta Ciritelli, Mrs. Rocco Capobianco, Mrs. Louis DeZinno, Mrs. Rosaline Bowling, Mrs. Anthony Fillipone, Mrs. Ralph Gallo, Mrs. Henry Hayden, Mrs. John Kerwin, Mrs. Mary Reno, Mrs. Frank Loeffler, Mrs. Rose Lucian, Mrs. Rose Lappio, Mrs. John Man fredi, Mrs. Frank Manfredi, Mrs. William Masone, Mrs. Rose Mar tone, Mrs. Anna Martin, Mrs. Ag- nes Nardiello.
 Mrs. Ralph Oberstien, Mrs. Vito Perriello, Mrs. Louise Paternostre, Mrs. Rose Pistone, Mrs. Rocco Ri- naldi, Mrs. Gilda DiSantis, Mrs. Christine Ruzzo, Mrs. Betty Rosaito, Mrs. Elsie s. Hilaire, Mrs. Albert st.. Hilaire, Mrs. Paul Stango, Mrs. Frank Summa, Mrs. Charles Sum- ma, Mrs. Paul Summa, Mrs. Max Salinger, Mrs. Samuel Testa and Mrs. Anna Valillo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Miss Nora Fitzgerald
 Is Guest At ShosUer

Miss Nora Fitzgerald who is to be married next month was tender cd surprise miscellaneous shower at her home recently. Miss Margaret Fitzgerald was hostess for the event. A delicious supper was served and entertainment was enjoyed. Miss Fitzgerald was presented with many beautiful gifts.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Mary Callahan, Mrs. Loretta Maher, Mrs, Anna Fitzgerald, Mrs. Anna Dillon, Mrs. Mary Reardon, Mrs. Hilda Reichenbach, Mrs. Olive Mac- Manamy, Mrs. Helen Schandelamier, Mrs. James Calvin and Misses Arr iene Crean, Helen Griffin, Helen o. Connor, Julia Calvin, Loretta Reilly Nave, Margaret and Gertrude Cor man, Elizabeth Maher, Margaret Ouinlan, Ann Vendetti, Ann Fur monte, Margaret Biondi, Loretta Fitzgerald, Nancy Moore, Josephine Callahan, Catherine and Margaret Monahan, Margaret and Nora FitS' gerld.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20

play East covered dummy's jack of clubs and South won the trick with the ace.
 A heart was ruffed in dummy, West discarding 6 spade, and @ spade was returned from dummy, South ruffing.
 Declarer now played his last heart and West again was forced to discard a spade. The trick was won in dummy with the last trump.
 Another spade was returned. and South ruffed with the eight of diamonds. The ten of clubs was played and West, being down to the king-ten-four of trump. was forced to play the four. Now he had to lead from his tenace hold ing in trump into declarer's ace- queen.
 Even if West had elected to trump with the king of diamonds at any point where South had re- turned a heart. and then played a small diamond. in an effort to shorten declarer's combined trump holdings, dcclarer still would have been able to make his contract by Fufflng his losing hearts. drawing the adverse trump with one round of diamonds, and then cashing his good club.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20

have chosen today's hand be- cause 1t contains q very unusual feature--a situation in which de- clarer cross-ruffed practically the entire hand to make his small slam contract. By means of this maneu- yer he was able to develop the hand to the point where he was success full in working an end play In the trump suit.
 Aggressive bidding found South, the declarer, in six diamond contract, which looked extremely difficult to make. The bidding, however. seemed to indicate un- balanced holdings in the oppo- nents' hands, which might be very favorable to declarer for cross ruffing purposes.
 Solution to Previous
 Contract Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
REIDVILLE SHOWS
 46 HONOR PUPILS

Forty-six pupils at Rockville school are listed on the honor roll for April. The entire list, an- nounced to-day by principal Nora l.. O'Rourke, follows:
 Grade 8--Sabina Patrizi, Dorothy Daddona, Christina Ricci, George Burke, Henry Rossi, Anna DeLuca, Italia Napoli, Arthur Baker, Sally Cote, Jennie Diogostine, Peter Lo- darska, William Herr, Louis Di- Muzio, Salvatore Cardella, Alfred Longhi, Joseph Arnone, Russell Blanchard, Lena Dominzio, William Burke.
 Grade 7-Cecile Desjardins, An gelena DiNardi, Marjorie Carey, Julia DiNardi, Roy Johnson, Melva Manley, Nancy Longhi.
 Grade 6-Venice Riccardi, Chester Malon.
 Grade 5-Robert McEnerney, Vim cent LaPorta, Harriet McPhec, Lena Longhi.
 Grade 4-Irene Pearson, Viola Fusco, Anna Malon, Sylvia Fusco Edith Burke, Angelo Cardella.
 Grade 3-Albert Fischang, Bar bara Cote, Richard Pelvin, Robert Baker, Helen Dessereau, Raymond Thorn, Antoinette Testa, Shirley O'Brien.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Future Bride Is
 Honored At ShoGVer

Mrs. Mary Lynch of North River side street entertained at a shower for her niece, Mary E. McVerry, whc Is to be married in June. The bride to be received Q dinner service oi Sharon China and many other use- full gifts from the following guests
 Mrs. Henry Hayden, Miss Dora Egan, Miss Catherine Burns, Miss Mae Hennesy, Mrs. Catherine Will Hams, Miss Sara Doyle, Mrs. John Shea, Mrs. Catherine ziebell, Mrs Peter Murphy, Mrs. Thomas ODon- nell, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Thomas Delaney, Mrs. John Calvin, Mrs Michael McVerry, Mrs. Thomas Grady, Mrs. James Doyle, Miss Margaret Doyle, Miss Margaret Cunningham, Mrs. Coughlin, Mrs Annie Creamy, Mrs. Michael Ken naugh, Mrs. James Doyle, Mrs Windebank, Mrs. James Mclean Mrs. Calvin, Mrs. McIGvoy, Mrs John Martin, Mrs. Mulcahy, Miss Katherine Connor, Miss Helen O'Neil, Miss Mary Dineen, Mrs. Will liam Coyle.
 Miss Molly Nolan, Miss Nellie Sul- livan, Miss Margaret Bowling, Miss Kathleen Bowling, Miss Helen Ju- shinskas, Miss Ellen Mullen, Mrs Walsh, Mrs. Thomas Mcdrath, Mrs, Julia Hickey, Mrs. Catherine Sul- liVan, Mrs. Catherine O'Connell, Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Mrs. Julia O'Neil, Miss Roberta O'Brien, Miss Mary Martin, Mrs. Mary Lynch, Mrs. Patrick Me- Very, Miss Margaret McVerry, Miss Ann Lynch, John Savage, John Martin, Dennis Sullivan, John Sul- livan, Patrick McVerry, James Lynch, Edward M. Roche.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Y. YOUNG MEN TO
 APPOINT OFFICERS

The young mems section of the Inter-Club Council will meet for their annual election at Central Y. M. c. A. tonight. The agenda calls for election of president, vice-presi- dent, secretary and the chairman of three important committees-physi- cal, social and program. The clubs participating in the election will be the Centrals, Paramounts, Tri-Y, Spartans, Collegians and Comites.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Beth EZ SisterhOod Elects New Slate or Officers

A new slate of officers were nom- mated and elected at special meet ing of the Beth Fl Sisterhood held yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Meyers presiding.
 The slate includes: president: Mrs. Rudolph Hennick; honorary vice-president, Mrs. Harry Fleischer; 1st vice e-presldent, Mrs. Arthur Hertznark; End vice-president, Mrs. Morris Kosersky; treasurer, Mrs. Samuel Goldman; financial secre- tary, Mrs. Edward Goldberg; record ing secretary, Mrs. Sherman Gri- ner; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Martin Sternfels:
 The board of directors headed by the retiring president, Mrs. Frank Meyers, all former presidents and in addition to the new slate of officers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20

includes the following members: Mrs. I. N. Albert, Mrs. Sydney Ale bert, Mrs. Morris Bisnovlch, Mrs. Abe Yandiller, Mrs. Sara Freedman, Mrs. Joseph Fleischer, Mrs. Harry Fisher, Mrs. Martin Greenblatt, Mrs Louis Greenblatt, Mrs. Samuel Greenblatt, Mrs T'-~'s oriner. Mrs. ]. K. Jennes, M aUr. vitch- enstein, Mrs. Joseph M.uau M
 Benjamin Robb N BcEaFd EJ0| Mrs. Jacob Jeiner MrG Adolph Sanditz, Mrs. I,9Qore Stohi, Mrs David Simonson, AAIa DaWd rrau- rig, Mrs. Morris Weinbers, Mrs Louis Weinberg, Mrs. Charles Wall ger, Mrs. Joseph Davids, Mrs. Har- " Brenner, Mrs. Leonard Gsrston, Mrs. Marion Englcman, Mrs. Ma thilda Rubin, Mrs. A. s. Brown and Mrs. Samuel Segal.
 The following committee was ap- pointed for the month of June. Mrs. Charles Rosengarten, chairman, Mrs. Harry Bierenbaurn, Mrs. Ma iron Engleman, Mrs. Myron Fox, Mrs. l.. Halpern, Mrs. Julius Dorf- man, Mrs. Wilfred Nitkin, Mrs. s. Schwartz, Mrs. Max Oser, Mrs. Sam uel 6teinman, Mrs. H. M. Zeman, Mrs. Joseph Zellman, Mrs. Irving Rosen, Mrs. Samuel Kelman, Mrs, Joseph Fleischer and Mrs. M. Kass.
 Mrs. Frank Meyers and Mrs. Ben- jamin Robb were named as dele- gates to attend the local Jewish Congress to be held at the Water- bury Hebrew Institute at which del- egates from all local Jewish organ izations will be in attendance. Two or three delegates will be chosen from this city to attend the Nation- al Jewish Congress which will be held in Washington, D. 0. and 72 delegates from the National Con- gress will be named to attend the World Jewish Congress scheduled for Geneva during the summer.
 Rabbi William Greenfield an- nounced that special services would be held on Friday evening in ob. servance of "Sisterhood Night"
 The weekly card party and bingo party of the ladies of St. Patrick's parish will be held on Friday eye- hing at Lyceum hall. The commit- tee in charge includes: Mrs. James R. Lawlor, Mrs. James Cronan, Mrs. Catherine Kierce, Mrs. James Keefe, Mrs. Michael Kitchen, Mrs. William Brennan, Mrs. John Sherwell, Mrs. Edward Karbon, Mrs. John Couette, Mrs. Michael Lawlor, Mrs. John Temple, Mrs. Thomas Grady, Mrs. stephen Mastroianna, Mrs. Anton Hellmann, Mrs. Richard Wilkinson, Mrs. Mary ODonnell, Mrs. Mary Simpson, Mrs. Catherine Thompson, Mrs. George Phelan, Mrs. John Sweeney and Mrs. Mary Byron.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Doris Darlington Is
 Birthday Guest

Miss Frances Goggins and Miss Grace Darlington were hostesses at Q surprise birthday party in hon. or of Miss Doris Darlington who celebrated her l7th birthday at her home on Maple street recently. En- tertainment was enjoyed throughout the evening. Miss Darlington re- ceived many lovely gifts. Those at- tending were: Margaret Foley and Joseph Mullins, Val Bares and Howard Gilland, Ruth Houghton and Joseph McKenna, Louise Me- Hugh and Eric Brown, Annette Boreau and George Coffey, Shirley Phelan and Bob Mahoney, Frances Ooggins and Bob Blum, Grace Car Tington and Harry Doolan, Ruth Kenney and William Casey, Marion Eeady and Raymond Darlington, Doris Darlington and James Strong, Ruth Ann Donnelly and James Cos teIlo, Sally Sullivan, Mrs. Ruth Donnelly, Jimmie Donnelly, Jr., and MT. and Mrs. Lewis Darlington, ST.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Women Clubs Of State Meet Today

Mrs. Frederick c. Marggraff, president of the Waterbury women's club, Mrs. John L. 0eist, Mrs. Wil- liam Wolf, Mrs. Carl Nye, Mrs. J. A. Burns, Mrs. Raymond George, Mrs. Donald Post, Mrs. Harry Coe, Mrs. Arthur Purinton and Mrs. C.. H. Neuswanger are among the mem- bers of the Waterbury Women's club who are attending the 10th an- nual convention of the State Fed- eration of Women's club being held today and tomorrow at the Hotel Stratfield in Bridgeport.
 Tho theme of the convention will be "The Truth Shall Set Thee Free" The Rev. Dr. Alfred Grant Walton pastor of the Tompkins ave- nue Congregational church, Brook lyn, who will make the keynote address, will speak on "The Great Liberation"
 Other speakers and their subjects will be-: Major A. P. Simmonds, re- tired, U. 6. A., "The Soul of These United States; Dr. Albert N. Jor- gersen, president of Connecticut State college, "Education Today; Professor Jerome Davis of the Yale Divinity school, Preventing or Promoting Crime; Miss Emily Louise Plumley, @ past president of the federation and trustee in the General Federation of Womens clubs. "The Open Door,; Dr. Vim cent Daniels, Life Among Noun tain Folk; Professor William H. P. Lamont, of Rutgers university, "The Last Puritan; Mrs. Sarah Litch- field Sawyer, of Maplewood, N. J., Let Us Live by the Side of the Road"; Leslie Newell Davis, "Last Minute Thoughts in World Affairs; Miss Henrietta M. Banwell, Birds in the Garden; and Miss Claire Argow, "Other Women's Daughters"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20

Vests opening lead of the king of spades was won with the ace in dummy. South dIscarding a small heart. The queen of clubs was played and allowed to win the second trick. A low spade was ruifed by South, East disearding a heart.
 South now caahed his ace of hearts and returned 8 small heart. which he ruffed in dummy with the six of diamonds. On the next
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Personal
League OF Women Voters Annual Meeting 7onaorrOtU

me annual meeting of the Water Bury League of Women Voters will Dc held tomorrow at the Waterbury Country Club. Mrs. J. Harold Root viii give a report on the National League Congress held recently in Cincinnati at which she was 8 dele- gate of the local league.
 Mrs. L. Horatio Bigelow, state league chairman of finance, will be the guest speaker at the meeting and will have as her subject, "De- tails of League Finance"
 Officers for the coming year will Dc elected at the meeting. Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20

Edith Chase is chairman of the nominating committee.
 Members of the local league who were in attendance at the county meeting held at the Spring Glen Club in Hamden yesterday were: Mrs. J. Harold Root, Mrs. Alfred Emmons, Mrs. Edward Wells. Mrs W. A. Amburg, Mrs. Myron T. Fox, and Miss Marjorie Lynch.
 Mrs. Harry s. Coe was elected county chairman at the meeting held yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Sigma Alpha Tau Sorority Arranges Annual Dance
--Petrosky photo.

sorority to be held at the Pavilion Royale on June 18th.
 Mrs. Josepha Moran was named chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements and is be- ing assisted by Misses Claire Ouel- lette and Genevieve Urba.
 Members attending the meeting were: Misses Ann Ciminera, Eleanor Nalband, Genevicve Urba, Gertrude Kern, Olive Rochon, Lynnea Gyl- lenhammer, Rita Emmons, Vivian Wills, Margaret McGrath, Josepha Moran, Lois Slater, Claire Ouellette, Ermina Birs and Almanac Me- Grath.
 Miss Mary McVerry was guest oi honor at a personal shower giver recently in New Britain by Mrs. Err win Gibbs. The guests were:
 Mrs. David Ahlgren, Mrs. Phi Peterson, Miss Linnea Ahlgren, Mis- Terry Cutie, Miss Betty Tallard oi New Britain; Mrs. Walter Parsons Miss Marion Holland of Naugatuck Mrs. Frank Goeckler, Miss Ruth Gilhouly, Mrs. N. Southworth oi New Haven; Mrs. Della Bronson Mrs. Robin Ogden, Miss Ruth Bal lentyne, Miss Genevieve Johnson oi Middlebury; Mrs. Rose Klitka ot Wolcott.
 The Sweetbriars Sorority held their meeting on Friday at the home of Mss Ida Yannetti of Bald win street, Miss ICae Bisconti pre- siding. Plans were made for 6 trip to New York in the early part of June. A delicious luncheon was served. Members attending were: Rae Bisconti, Bertha Paoloni, Mary Leon, Ann Paolonics and Ida Yan- netti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Coming Events

May 2O-- Waterbury Girls club dance, Hamilton park pavilion.
 May 2l--Montaganese auxiliary dinner dance. Womens club.
 May 22--sigma Iota Theta spring dance, Waverly inn.
 May 22--Italian- American Fed minstrel, Buckingham hall.
 May 22-Annual May hop, Order of Rainbow, Temple hall.
 May 23-Opening of British War Vetegans quarters.
 MNy 2Sth-Duggan School, gym nasiiim exhibition by members of Girls Club class.
 May 20 - Gymnastic exhibition, OuRgan gymnasium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Personal

Mir. and Mrs. Eugene T. Oviatt of Tracy avenue have returned home from an extended trip to South America, Panama Canal and the West Indies.
 Mrs. Vincent Scully of Chestnut avenue and Mrs. Prank Keefe of Keefe street have returned from 8 several days sojourn in Atlantic City.
 Santa Maria Circle, Daughters of Isabella meet this evening at 8:15 o'clock at Hibernian hall Important business will be discussed and members are urged to be present.
 The Daughters of Beth Israel are conducting & rummage sale today and tomorrow at the corner of Bishop and Hawkins street.
 The Women's Get Together club of the Third Congregational church will sponsor Q rummage sale on South Main street near Clay street tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. George Harris of Watertown avenue have returned after spending the weekend in Boston.
 Mrs. Alexander Thomson and Alexander Thomson, Jr, of Pros- pect street have been registered at Olde Egremont Tavern in Old Egrcmont, Mass, for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. John r. Bradley of Meriden road are spending a few days in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morton Tracy have returned to their home on Water vile street after visiting their daughter, Miss Charlotte Tracy, Q student at Pembroke college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
Engagements
FUCTTO = PERRELLA

Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Perrella of Washington avenue announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Evelyn, to Dante Fucito, son Of Mrs. Concetta Fuci- to of Washington avenue. The wed. ding will take place on June ist at 8 o'clock at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-20
SHORTER NAME SCORNED

Boise, Ida. -- U.P0 --- Although his name is Ed Garroguerricaeche- varria, Boise barber born in Spain didn't ask to have 1t changed when he applied for final citizenship pa- pers here recently.