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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Recent Bride Is
 Guest At ShotUer

Mrs. Julius Carissimi was feted at miscellaneous and greenback shower Saturday evening at Liberty hall. The hostesses were Mrs. Ju- Illus Parisi, Mrs. Josephine Caris- simi and the Misses Janet Petinicco and Olga Piola. A luncheon was served and entertainment followed. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful gifts from the following guests:
 Mrs. F. Parisi, Mrs. A. Falzone, Mrs. P. Carpentieri, Mrs. D. AL fonso, Mrs. Luisa Petinicchi, Mrs. Dolores Sponza, Mrs. F. Perugini, Mrs. c. Ventresca, Mrs. J. Casmirro, Mrs. Paul Ricci, Mrs. Mary Ricci, Mrs. F. Curti, Mrs. Stella Bia- monte. Mrs. Peter Caparaso, Mrs. Elena Minnicucci, Mrs. Frank Lom- bardo, Mrs. Lena Cuora, Mrs. N. Ventresca, Mrs. J. Suozzo, Mrs. c. Ricci, Mrs. N. Impresa, Mrs. R. Ventresca, Mrs. Helen Ventresca, Mrs. c. Slator, Mrs. Josephine Caris- simi, Mrs. M. DiBatista, Mrs. Ju- Illus Schiaretti, Mrs. V. Schipani, Mrs. N. Petinicco, Mrs. M. Mini- cucci, Mrs. M. Pietrontonio, Mrs Julius Alexander, Mrs. Ceasare D riola, Mrs. J. Tata, Mrs. A. Muccj Mrs. C.. Mucci, Mrs. Peter Perucci Mrs. M. Mastrandrea, Mrs. M. Testa Mrs. c. Ciampi. Mrs. M. Genua, Mrs c. Manzi, Mrs. M. Lomma, Mrs D Hogan, Mrs V. Deschino, Mrs. M Pernatoizzi, Mrs. Grace Schefeilite Mrs. J. Sciaretta, Mrs J. DiBatista Mrs. J. Polo, Mrs. R. Manzi, Mrs. s Caserio, Mrs. J. Parisi and the Miss. es Winnie Pace, Janet Petinicco Olga Piola, Olga Paris, Anna Mar anglo, Hope Sandulli, Blanche Ge. nova, Norma Parisi, Antoinettt Carissirni, Concetta Lombardo, Di- letta, Cinlinera, M. Guerrera Louise To Russo, Dorothy Salvatore Yola D'Angclo, Angie, Rose ane Mary Ventresca, Stella zemach Doris Cook, Bertha Cohen, Con. cetta Miressi, Mary Morris, Heller Laskas, Mary DeMatteo, Emily Gu arini, Winnie Ortone, Virginia, Rost and Angeline Santoro, Elsa Mucci Connie Coscia, Rose Solomita, Mar! Schiaetti, Lena Sciaretti, Louise V Meo and Helene Calabrese.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Coming Events

Feb. 27-Waterbury Fine Arts &c., ries concert at s:l5 at Women's club.
 Feb. 27-Installation, Clark com- mandery. ,
 Feb. 27-Florio post auxiliary card party, Mount Carmel hall.
 Feb. 27-29--Litchfield County poultry show, Temple hall.
 Feb. 27-Installation of Wilson A. c. officers. Feb. 27-Lenten lecture at First church by Rev. pr. James c. Gil- key.
 Feb. 2S-Minstrel, Italian Sister hood, Buckingham hall.
 Feb. 28 -- Dinner dance, Beta Lambda Alpha sorority. Feb. 29-Amateur show, Speed' well lodge, Pythian hall.
 Feb. 20-Kitchener post dance at Hlbernian hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Local Quota Club Member SpeakerAt Torrington Club

Those present were: Mrs. Lu Burns, Miss Mary Collins, Miss Mae O'Meara, Mrs. Clara Novey, Mrs. Mary Ryan, Mrs. William Hunt, Mrs. Mae Cooke, Mrs. Hell en Kruser, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fy- uer, Miss Anna Mae Hogan, Miss Catherine Donahue, Mrs. Sween- ey, Mrs. Betty Burns, Mrs. Cath erine Williams, of Waterbury, Mrs. Marie Jenkins, Mrs. Minnie Pittman, Miss Elizabeth O'Brien, Miss Freida Ritcey, Miss Ed na Cradall, of New Haven, Miss Mary Hennessey, of Water bury, Mrs. Ella Bray, Mrs. Thom- ! as Hogan, Mrs. Esther O'Neil, Miss Helene Rebman, Miss Cath erine Comedy and Miss Gertrude Dewkette.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Connecticut College
 Has Busy Season

A sophisticated penthouse, under a silver moon and bright stars; the black outline of sky-scrapers, with lights flickering in the windows; the scintillating rhythm of smooth or chestra; waitresses in smart black and white dinner suits; Knowlton Salon completely transformed. .. and you have an idea of Mid-Kinter Formal which was held Saturday at Connecticut college. The chairman of entertainment for Service league was assisted by an able coninottee, among whose members was Miss Elizabeth Ann Mendillo, '37, daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Mem dell oof New Haven.
 Pres. Katherine Blunt headed the list of patrons and patronesses. The forman dance in the evening was preceded by a tea-dance at which the following poured: Miss Frances Botsford of New Haven; Miss Rita Barnard, Miss Frances Brett and Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse. Eight attractive girls, representing each of the four classes were chosen for waitresses to conduct couples through the receiving line and see that the evenings program ran smoothly. The proceeds from Mid- Winter Formal will be given to Service league.
 Final plans for the annual mas cot hunt were made at the junior class meeting Thursday evening. Emory Carlough of Allendale, U. J.. WIS elected chairman of the junior banquet, which is to be held at the Mohican hotel, New London, March 14. Each year the junior class se- lects a gift for the college which is known as the class mascot. The choice is made behind closed doors in the utmost secrecy, and for the few weeks preceding the junior banquet the sophomores endeavor tc discover what the choice has been Clues are dropped at each of the interclass basketball games helc during the period, and hints art given in the songs sung at that time but not until junior banquet is ths secret revealed, when a tiny replics of the mascot is unveiled. Only onct before in the history of the college has the sophomore class been ablt to find out just what the gift is tt be. From now on every juniors lift will not be unlike the proverbia in the glass bowl; her mail will hs watched and rif1ed, her room searched, her speech analysed and her every move suspected.
 Following a discussion on a new camp site for the Mattatuck coun. Gil by the camp committee under Milton c. Burrall, Jr., it seems probable that the local unit will seek the Naugatuck Boy Scout camp. Only a short time ago tht Naugatuck Council was merged intt the local council and 1t is believed that Camp Pershing, formerly usee by the Naugatuck unit for summer headquarters, will be the local sitt for the coming summer.
 Nothing definite has been done in the matter of securing the camr as yet, but with no other possibili- ties according to David Babson scout executive here, and with the recent joining of the Mattatuch council by the borough troop, il seems logical to presume that Camr Pershing will be used this summer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26

1t would furnish an opportunity to set up dictatorship so that things could be straightel1ed out. If a dic- tatorship did arise, he said, he feels that it should not resemble the Ger man or Italian forms of fascism.
 The speaker blamed the present trouble in Europe on the Versailles treaty. The only reason England will go to war, he said, will be for the purpose of keeping peace.
 The Women's club will hold a desert bridge and fashion show March 18th. The show will be called "A Day in the Life of Mrs. Water bury" and Mrs. George Brennan will be in charge. The club will conduct a hobby show April 1 and ?.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Solution to Previous C0ntract Problem

The American Bridge League m- augurated the individual masters tournament in 1881. Individual matches at that time were some thing new for duplicate bridge players. -s Previously, only tournaments Of pairs and teams of four were held, but now journeys in which every player plays with every other player as a partner are added to the list.
 Here's a hand selected from the individual tournament recently he!d at the Crockford Club, in New York. While several pairs arrived at a SIX diamond contract, which, of course. was defeated, a few played the hand at three no trump. Some failed to make 1t because they elected to play for the break in the diamond suit.
 The Play
 Four no trump was made by one player in the following manner:
 The opening club lead was won by 6eclarer with the ace, when East
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Ann Maiorano Is
 Surprise Party Guest

Miss Ann Maiorano was the guest of honor at a surprise party Sum- day evening rendered her at the home of Mrs. Ralph Rosato or South Leonard street. A delicious luncheon was served and Miss Maiorano was presented with many beautiful gifts.
 Those present included Misses Josephine Rinaldi, Carol Rinaldi Louise Marchiani. Frances Cleto Christine Fede, Eff Guida, Adelint Spordone, Mary Capristo, Marie ane Ann Maiorano, MT. and Mrs. Pal Narciso, Mrs. Anna. Rizzuti, Mrs Margaret Signor, MT. and Mrs Ralph Rosato, Thomas Rosato Philip Maiorano, MT. and Mrs. Johr Narciso, Joann and John Narciso o1 New York, Miss Fay DePino Michael Acetop Lee Romano, Art Bianchi, Joseph Martin and Joseph Ruggiero, all of New Haven.
 More than 400 guests were in at- tendance at the Might in Crina- town" sponsored last evening by the Sisterhood of Beth Fl Decorations of Chinese tapestries and chow mein in addition to many other Chinese novelties added to the evenings entertainment.
 The hostesses included Mrs. Sam uel Kosowsky, chairlady, Mrs. A. Fandiller, cochairlady, assisted by Mrs. Rudolph Hennick, Mrs. Her man Kornreich, Mrs. Fred Reich, Mrs. Louis Fucker, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. Herman Cohen, Mrs. Louis weinberg, Mrs. Robert Click man, Mrs. I. Pasternak, Mrs. David Goldstein, Mrs. Max Garber ana Mrs. Morganstern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Couple Observe First
 Nuptial Anniversary

MT. and Mrs. Lawrence DAmbroS of East Main street were guests o1 honor at an anniversary dinner hele last evening at Waverly Inn, the oc. casion being their first wedding an. niversary. The guests included: MT and frs. Louis D'Ambrosi, MT. ane Mrs. Ernest D'Ambrosi, MT. and Mrs Lawrence D'Ambrosi, Mrs. Vincent Gaultieri, Mrs. Guilbert D'Amelio Viola and William D'Ambrosi, MT and Mrs. Lawrence Santoro, Miss Emma D'Ambrosi and Michael Mara.
 Mrs. Andrew Balster, Jr.. of Spencer avenue was hostess at a miscellaneous shower recently in honor of Mrs. Cecil Hanson, the former Marian Pecka. The hon. ored guest received many beautiful gifts. Those attending were: Rita LaPointe, Mrs. A. Belcher, Murial and Betty Belcher, Mrs. Eva Pan- none, Gertrude Trepanier, Georgi- anna LaPointe, Eska Hanson, Hazel Robinson, Mrs. Viola Rotela, Mrs. Jennie Johnson, Mrs. Harry Duffy, Mrs. A. Brouillette, Mrs. A. Kaw- czynski, Mrs. c. Plank, Mrs. Paul Packer, Mrs. Josephine Hart, Mrs. J. Dale, Irene Dale, Mrs. Frank Hanson, Mrs. Harry Stringer, Mrs. James Hynes, Mrs. Nellie Cook, Mrs Andrew Balster, Martha Thomas, Stella Bronsiewski, Julia Lucia, Mary Ianone, Alice Plank, Mrs. Julia Healey, Mrs. Raymond Brouillette, Mrs. Paulette Beaudry, Mrs. George Masone, Mrs. Cecil Hanson, Dolores and Joan Balster and Mrs. Paige.
 A bingo party was given last even- ing by the Children of Mary society of St. Lucys church in the church basement. Prizes were awarded to the winners and @ door prize was won by Miss Mary DeMatteo. Those in attendance were: Louise Mazza- ferro, Louise Mazzaferro, Mrs. Alex ander Gracin, Mrs. Charles Stance, Mary Piccolo. Olga Piccolo. Carmella Gugliotti, Alexander Mole, Nydia Barone, Carmelia Sciullo, Judith Mole, Josephine Carlo, Mary DeMat- teo, Linda Boccacino, Angelina Tre- piccon, Joseph Christine, Anna Son. haputro, Jennie Sonheputro, Mar garet Covello, Rose Meo, Louise Meo, Garlic R. Weaver, Alice Arcari, Geraldine Carosella, Mrs. Frank Romano. Ralph Mihervino, Mrs. Rose Iacovino, Connie Ciaccio. Will liam Nardozzio, Marguerite H. Nigro and Rita Impresa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26

Miss Mary Hennessey of the lo- cal Quota Club was the guest speak CT at the dinner given by the Tor rington Quota Club last evening in honor of District Governor Edna Crandall of New Haven. The speak CT had as her topic, What Quota Means To Me-"
 Miss Crandall paid her ojcial visit to the Torrington Club and also conducted a board meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Concordia Ladies To
 Sponsor Card Party

The Concordia Ladies' Singing Society will hold a public card party at Concordia hall on Friday even- ing. The committee in charge of the event includes: Mrs. Hans Will haus, Mrs. Martha Arber and Mrs. Hugo Lang.
 Prizes will be awarded to the winners at each table and as an added interest for the evening the ladies chorus will render several selections under the direction of Andrew Neuss. Refreshments will also be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Saturday To Witness
 Unique Sales Event
Women Executives of Howland.Fiughes to Arrange
 Supervise Leap Year Day Attraction

this time of the year. New spring clothing, new household furnishings and so forth.
 So don't forget to watch for the big bargains that will be offered Sat- urday. And don't forget to be or hand to see what a sta $ of efficient women can do without any assist ance from the male sex.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26

Miss Marjorie Bailey is in charge cs the arrangements for the event and her assisting committee in- cludes Misses Edna Rush, Lois Macken, Ellen Grant and Jean Mellette.
 The members of the club have been actively engaged in making pDans for the success of the affair aisA large> attendance is an- ticipated.
 Prizes will be awarded at each table and a door prize will also be awarded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Personal

E. D. Downes of this city is spend- ing several days in New York where he is registered at the Commodore Hotel.
 Misses Rose Mccarthy of Pearl Lake Road, Margaret Razier of South street and Louise Welton of Naugatuck have returned after spending 8 few days in Boston where they were registered at the LaTorraine Hotel.
 Choir and officers rehearsal will follows the regular meeting of the Winona Rebekah lodge, I. o. o. F. tonight at 8 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Agnes Bristol, president will be in charge.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas w. Corby of Prospect street were registered at the Hotel New Yorker over the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michael Norman have returned to their home on Walnut street after spending a week in Philadelphia. Miss Margaret Bowling has re- turned to her home on Chestnut avenue after spending 6 few days in New York City.
 The regular meeting of the Bun ker Hill Literary Club originally scheduled for Friday will not be held due to its conflict with the Day of Prayer. The next meeting of the group Is scheduled for March l3th.
 Miss Katherine R. Kenny Of New York City spent the weekend With her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Kenny of Gaffney Place.
 James Spadola has returned to his home in Washington, D. 0. after spending several days with MT. and Mrs. Frank D'Aurio of Cooke street.
 W. ]. Ziegler of Valentine street has been spending a few. days in New York where he was registered at the Hotel, Commodore.
 Miss Marion Kennedy of East Main street is spending several days with relatives in Newark, N. J.
 Twenty whaling ships now oper. ating in the Antarctic are expected to catch nearly 30,00O whales this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Norman HdpgOodA Addresses Women s Club Audience

Norman Hapgood, editor and world traveller, in an address before the members of the Women's club yesterday afternoon, charged con- gress with being lilly livered" as a whole and with being made up of a great number of "boobs." If con- CresS would break down, he asserted,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Junior Won1en's Club
 Bridge This Euening

A large benefit bridge will be sponsored by the Junior Women's club this evening at the Womens club. The proceeds will be donated to the kitchen fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
 A new series of Tuesday after- noon sessions of the Cornell Con- tract club opened yesterday at 20 Buckingham street under the direc- ton of Mrs. John o. Moriarty. Tor scorers were: North and south Thomas Behan and Agnes Cronin IA; Rudolph Rooster and William Reeves, 10i Ia; and east and west Thomas Edwards and John Kleska substituting for James Colwell ll2 Ia; and Helen O'Brien and Catherine Collins, 107 Ia.
 WATERvILLE CORNELL CLUB
 Tn the opening session of the Wa terville Cornell club Tuesday tourra- ment conducted by Mrs. Moriarty top scorers were: North and south Mrs. John Humphries and Mrs. J. B, Macdonald, 38 1-2; and Mrs. William Rooney and Mrs. Charles Ferry 33 1-2, and east and west, Mrs Homer Senior and Mrs. Edward Cookson, 32; and Mrs. Frank Cook son and Mrs. Leon Tottens 30,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
D. A. v. Auxiliary , Food Sale TovnorrolU

The D. A. V. Auxiliary will spon- sor food sale all day tomorrow at the Miller & Peck Company. All donations will be gratefully received and friends wishing to have food called for may notify Mrs. Isabel Martone at the store. Mrs. Martone is chairman of the committee in charge and is being assisted by Misses Ruth Ham, Mary Alyward, and Josephine Donahue.
 Miss Charlotte Elton of Church street is visiting at the Vassar Club in the New Weston, New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26

put on the king. To play for the
 diamond break seems natural, put you must remember that the ace Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY sacretary of the American Bridge League

Long Suit Is Loser-Only Contract Made Is That Which
 Avoids Trap of Setting Up Run In Diamonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-26

Twenty whaling ships now oper.. ating in the Antarctic are expected to catch nearly SO,OOO whales this season.
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ine. HARRISON. In party are to be Messrs.
and Mesdames John D. Pearson, c. B.
Crist. Frank Snnix, w w. Foster, Harry
Craig. Elmer w. Sherwood, James Black
ledge, Roy Badollet, C. H. Maston. Miss
J. J. Mccoy, Brooklyn. and J. j. Collins.
In Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis C. Burnett S
party are to be Messrs. and Mesdames
Clark s. Wheeler. George. E.. Hall, L. H.
mond, Howard R. Williams. E. R. Linde-
smith. Lee v. Hadin. o. F. Hands. E. L.
1Sham, Roy F. Chambers, F. j. Wurster and
E. W. Berger. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron J.
and Mesdames Harold Humphrey, James
H. Gibson, Lawrence M Henderson Jack
Householder. J. r. Robertson, Philip A.
Kappes and Herbert H. Linsmith. Mr..
Messrs. and Mesdames Elwood Dunlavy
William E. Radcliffe. Leo H. McAllster
and Ernest Edwards.
With Miss Pat Birchett are to be Miss
party is to include Massrs. and Mesdames
T. M. overly. Russell S. williams, Craw-
ford Barker. Oliver H. Clark, M. A. Gas
Tho A and v son
With Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Tomlinson ars
to be Messrs. and Mesdames E. P. Mooney
Paul Frame. Lester Rain; DR., and Mrs
Ien Mr. a and Ms aa Wees Ssy
invited Messrs. and Mesdames Harry
Chambers. Merl Hustled and Julian Ward
Others who are to entertain with par.
ties are Messrs. and Mesdames Henry
G: J. .Renard, Stanley Shipnes, Charlie.
w. Richardson. Sidney Rice, Floyd j. Mat.
tice, Ralph Burris, Arthur Wipt; Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles Newell, Kokomo.. William
Kernel DR.. and Mrs. John D. Garrett
DR.. William Smith and Miss Ruth Watson
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Eleven Enter
Butler Relay
Queen R ace

Eleven co-eds have been nomi-
mated by their sororities as candi-
dates for queen of the Butler In
door Relays, March 81. The queen
is to be announced by the Relays
committee on March g.
Candidates are Misses Jean Hoff-
meyer, Alpha Chi Ogema; Virginia
Reynolds, Pi Beta Phi; Mary Eve
Ign Daniel, Delta Delta Delta;
Phyllis Sharpe, Delta Gamma; ;
Kathleen Rigsbee, Kappa Alpha
Theta; Jeanne Mitchell, Kappa
Kappa Gamma; Mary Spillman,
zeta Tau Alpha; Virginia Berry,
Alpha Omicron Pi; Maurine Camp
bell, Delta Zeta; Helen Muters-
paugh, Trianon, and Martha Van
Talge, Butler Independent Associa-
ton.
The sororities are to conduct a
Relays ticket sales campaign during
the next three weeks. The organi-
cation selling the most tickets is
to have its candidate named queen.
Queens have been elected since
the event was started in 1898.
Misses Virginia Goodwin, Janet Jer-
man and Jane Hennessy have held
the title.
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Family Party
Announced by
Woman's Club

Family night is to be observed y
Municipal Gardens Woman's De-
partment Club Tuesday. Feb. 25.
Husbands, children and friends are
invited.
Mrs. Emil H. Souff1ot, president,
has appointed Mrs. Roscoe Conkle
and Mrs. w. Ray Kester chairmen.
Mrs. H. A. Harlan is to be assisted
by MeSdsmes Herman Kerch, C. R.
Dillon and C. E. Yarbaugh in ar
ranging the program.
Mrs. H. P. Willwerth and Mrs.
Clyde johnson are dance chairmen.
Other committees are: Refresh
ments, Mesdames r. J. Johanson, r.
E. Campbell and E. G. Bail. deco
ratios, Mrs. Kester, Mesdames H. E,
Stearns, Willard Peek, Flossie Nu-
gent and Robert Shank; cards, Mes
danes Ruth Hancock, j. E. Dean,
w. A. Oren and Mary Hummel;
ways and means, MeSdames Charles
Shank, Willard Peek and j. A.
Kuhn; telephone, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hertzell, and hostesseS, Mrs. Charles
Judy and Mrs. Burton A. knight.
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Delta Chapter Wenda1 Smith
Alpha Mon night Mrs Wendall Nave 2013 Mlerst
Phi Rho Tues night Miss Kathryn Ntzhugh, 645 Easternav
night Miss Mary Schake 1139 Churchman
Dorothea Holonbeck,
pledge captain.
Brightwood Chapter E. S. g. Mon Vera Temple Initiation
birthday follow All S. invited Mrs.
Charles Kiser, worthy patron.
CHURCH GROUPS
womans Auxiliary ST. Pauls Episcopal Roberts
Mesdames William Burrows, Perry H
and T. L. Whittoft, hoStesses.
PROGRAMS
Women Relief Mon Friendly,
Observance of Lncons and Washngtons birth
Presbyterian Church
speaker Mrs Herman, soost. Mrs M. D. Ddway,
companist.
CARD PARTIES
Silver Star Review No. $50 Castle
Hall families Anniversary dinner and
card party
Hoosier Post and Auxiliary F. w night Columbia Sc
Third floor BENEFIT bngo party PUB
invited.
MOTHERS GROUPS
indianapolis Public Schools EXecu
tive meeting Sears Roebuck and CO. social ROOM
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Many Large Parties to Precede
Christan1Ore Aid Dance Tonight

Volney M. Brown, Stanley Shipnes
and Howard Lacy II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Kimber are to
entertain Messrs. and Mesdames
Alfred Noling, Donald Test and Ray
Sparrow and DR.. and Mrs. Carleton
Daniels.
In the party arranged by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Boone Jr. are to be DIR.
and Mrs Philip Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Shepard, Misses Helen and
Ruth Sheerin; Henry SEVERN and
Francis Brosnan.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Kemper's
guests are to be DR.. John w. Sluss,
Miss Jane Weedman, Chicago;
Messrs. and Mesdames Garner j.
Brentwood, Robert Graham, l.. Mer-
rill ThieSing, John R. Kelly, Homer
l.. Archer, Charles A. Seidensticker
and Ewing H. Row.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lee Har-
gift are to be Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Victor and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood
Blue.
Robert Sweeney Jr. is to enter
tain with party in honor of Miss
Virginia Roberts and her fiance.
Stuart Blish.
A Dutch treat party is to include
Mr.. and Mrs. j, I. Cummings. Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Eiteljorg, Misses
Frances Kearby and Jane Drake:
Robert Rhoads Jr., John Westcott
and Charles Rogers.
Other hosts and hostesses for
large parties include Messrs. and
Mesdames John Hollett Jr., Biagio
Lapenta, Cornelius Alig, Erwin Won
negut, Edward Van Ripper, Robert
Davy Eaglesf1eld, Maurice Angel.
Foster Clippenger. Thomas D. Shee-
rim, Donald Carter, Julian Bobbs.
Russell McDermott, William Gavin.
Claude Jones, George Ziegler, John
K. Ruckelshaus, Edward Stephen
son, MeSdames Joseph Cole, Edna
SEVERN and Lafayette Page; Miss
Peggy Morrison, DR.. and Mrs. Dud-
ley Pfaff and Burford Banner.
Smaller parties have been ar
ranged by Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Fortune, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Forry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble Ropkey, Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Higgins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Griffith.