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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
ENTERS LIBBY YOUNG WOMAN
IN MISS AMERICA CONTEST

Miss Jean Kienitz, student in Wash
ington State College, Pullman, was re-
Gently entered In Miss Western Amer
lea contest. A recent issue of the Spo-
kane Press printed large picture of
Miss Kenitz with the following note
beneath it:
Pretty Jean Kienitz, daughter of w.
F. Kienitz, wouldn't mind leaving the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house at
Washington State College at Pullman TO
participate III the Miss Western Amer
lea contest at San Francisco. She is Il
years old, weighs 11S pounds, has dark
brown hair and eyes"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
FORMER LIBBY WOMAN
PASSES AWAY AT SONIEKS

Mrs. Esther Burns, wife of A. H.
Burns, passed away Sunday at Somers,
where she and Mr.. Burns had been liv-
ing. Mrs. Burns will be remembered
by the old timers as a former resident
OF Libby, at which time Mr.. Burns was
a member of the Dawson Lumber COM
pany. Of late years they have been
living at Somers.
Mrs. Burns is survived by the hus-
band and by three children. Lillian,
Malcolm and Margaret. Malcolm is
now doctor practicing in Kalispell
Acquaintance Of Mrs. Burns here
state that she was woman of sterling
character and highly thought of by all
who knew her
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
ONLY THREE CANDIDATES
FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEES

The official ballot for the school cleo
ton in Libby will carry the names OF
only three candidates, these being as
previously announced by this news
paper Glen Nolop, present incumbent.
will be candidate for two year term
and Norris Adams and Glen Leckrone
for three year terms. One trustee for
two year term and two trustees for
three year terms are to be elected.
The election is to be held next Satur-
day. The polling place will be in the
grade school building, with the polls
open from IL o'clock noon to p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
AUTO INJURIES PROVE
FATAL TO AGED MAN

Tom Casey, 10, resident of Curley
creek district near Bonners Ferry for
many years, died last Saturday night
from injuries received March 10 when
struck by an automobile on the Troy
road.
He was taken to the Boomers Ferry
hospital with brain conclusion but his
condition was not thought serious
Later he developed pneumonia which
together with the injury, caused death
Casey was bachelor and had no rela-
tives in this district
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
LINCOLN COUNTY STUDENTS
IN RESERVE OFFICERS CORPS

STATE UNIVERSITY, Missoula
Especially Harold A. Taylor, Troy, and
Oliver A. Roholt, Eureka, members OF
the Junior class of the Reserve Officers
Training Corps have been assigned Sec
ond lieutenant positions in the Grizzly
battalion for spring quarter drill, ac-
cording to an order issued by Lieuten-
ant-Colonel c. L. Smith, professor Of
military science.
Drill began Monday, March g. Due
to the large increase in enrolment
there will be an extra company this
year making total of four companies
in the battalion A cadet lieutenant
colonel will act as commander of the
battalion, a cadet major as executive
officer, and captain as adiutant. Four
captains will command the companies
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
PIT. A. Plans Evenings Entertainment

plans have been matured by which
the local. chapter OF the Parent-Teach-
ers' Association expects to give an en-
tertainnent Of merit tomorrow evening,
April 2. MIR. Clifford Hoagland . In
charge of the dance program and Mrs.
Gordon Cornell will supervise the
uinochle and bridge sections OF the
party. Tables are to be placed in the
little gym for cards and serving while
the larger room will be turned over to
dancing. !,
Numerous novelty features will be
run into the evenings schedule among
them tap dancing by Germaine
Schlumm, Myrna Peterson and Mary
Cornell, all of whom are pupils of Mrs.
William Erickson. The Peptomists will
present an entirely new skit and this
popular outfit can always be depended
upon for something new and different.
The girls trio composed OF Mary Cor
nell, Mary Lenore Martin and Betty
Baker will sing Miss Lois Eames'
Home &c. club will have charge of the
refreshments and that is a guarantee
that the doughnuts and coffee will be
up to par. The charge of Is cents fol
the entertainment and Is cents for the
food will be placed in the organization
treasury for use in community projects
The latest contribution of the PIT. A
has been for eyesight saving A mum
Der of pairs of glasses have been Sc
|, cured for pupils who were Handicapped
by poor vision.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
Entertains '06 Club.

The members of the '06 Club were
guests of Mrs. Joe Shaurette yesterday.
afternoon, the time Being devoted to
$500 Mrs. Israel Crotteau was win
ner Of high score honors and the prize.
Delicious refreshments were served by
the hostess at the conclusion Of the
games.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
ROD AND GUN CLUB
MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT

There will be a regular monthly
meeting of the Libby Rod and Gun club
at the community hall, court house,
Friday night, April Q, says r. N. White
field, president The meeting will open
at 7.3O The regular grist of business
will be taken care of and committees
will be appointed for the ensuing year.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
SAWMILL STARTS MONDAY.

After a short shutdown to make
nececcary repairs, the sawrnill Of the
]. Neils Lumber company will start
again next Monday morning, states w.
E. Dexter, superintendent of the plant.
The planer has been operating while
the sawmill has been closed down.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
Ladies' Enjoy No Hostess Party.

A group of ladies gathered at the
home of Mrs. Edward Davidson Satur-
day night at a mo hostess" party and
spent a pleasant evening at bridge
high score prize was won by Mrs. c.
wv Wiprud and second high by Mrs.
Leslie Leigh. Lunch that was pro-
vided by the ladies was served at the
conclusion of the games.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
Speaks on Supreme Court Issue.

A number of Libby people were in
terested during the past week to hear
a broadcast by Congressman jerry
O'Connell, who spoke on the supreme
court issue. His address was relayed
by both the Kalispell and Great Falls
stations.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01

married men in the United States navy
bring their children on board for bap-
tism. The young parents consider bap-
tism on board man-of-war as most
novel and unique.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01

Mr.. George Stevens of Vancouver, B.
C., is visiting in Libby with his daugh-
ters, Mrs. Louis Kromholtz and Mrs.
Hollis Youngs.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-01
Stamp Club win Held Exhibition.

The Libby Stamp club will hold an
exhibition in the little gym at the
school house on Tuesday night, April s.
The public is invited. There will be
no admission charge but those who
wish to can contribute whatever they
choose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
Smith Prexy To
 Address A. A. U. W,

The home of Mrs. Joel l. Butler was well filled last evening by mem- bers of tho A. A. U. W. md their friends who gathered to hear 6 talk by Dr. Mary l.. Sherrill, professor of chemistry at Mount Holyoke cole lege.
 Dr. Merrill brought out the ad- vancement made in education from a chemists viewpoint. She stated that chemists years ago thought they had conquered various gases and materials but that In reality new developments make the same subjects the object of much current research and experiment.
 It was announced that President W. A. Nelson of Smith college will speak at the next meeting to be held on December il at 3 o'clock at the Hotel Elton. Local Smith graduates will entertain at c lunch- con at the Hotel Elton at 1 o'colck for Mir. and Mrs. Nelson.
 The committee in charge of the next meeting includes Miss Betsy Mitchell, Miss Hilda Camp, Mrs. Lawrence c. Bean. Mrs. Thomas s. Smith and Mrs, P. A. Strong Of southbury.
 Mrs. Butler was assisted last eve- ming by Mrs. Alan II. Boardman, Mrs. c. Walker Bisset and Misses Elise Carroll, Margaret Bull and deorglanna Clark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
Miss Mary Kane Becomes Bride or Ernest Theroux

Charles Brennan, pastor of the church, ofiiciated ct the ceremony and was also celebrant of the nup- tial mass which followed. A pro- gram of nuptial music was rendered by Professor Robert Birt.
 The bride was attired In Q gown of white Alencon lace styled with short fitted jacket buttoned in back and having a high neckline with small turned down collar with a cluster of orange blossoms as the only trimming. The long sleeves were puffed at the shoulder and the gored skirt terminated in Q slight train. She wore Q Dutch lace cap caught with orange blossoms. Her bouQuet consisted Of white roses, swansonia and lilies of the valley. Miss Irene Kane was her sisters maid of honor and sole attendant and she wore 6 frock of fushia wine velvet fashioned with V neckline buttoned in back and having c full skirt ending in Q slight train. She carried on arm bouquet of bronze chrySanthemunls.
 The couple left on a wedding trip through the south and upon return. ing will take up their home on Beth any road, Beacon Falls. The bride travelled In q beige coat with badger fur trim and she wore margo ac. ceSsories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
Local Debutante WiU Take
 Part In New York Ball
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year by Colonel Henry l.. Doherty president of the FloridasYears Round clubs, for the benefit of Goddard Neighborhood Center, one of Manhattan's oldest chariteis.
 A feature of tho affair will be the "Cavalcade of Melody" pageant of song and dance in costume from the minuet of Pilgrim days to the Big Apple. Many of the prettiest debs this season will be seen In tha cavalcadc, which Ned Wayburh is directing and staging, fr
 Resort styles for wear in Miami, Palm Beach and Nassau during the coming season will be foficially pre-. scented for the first time during the fashion show, a..
 Mrs. George Nichols, the for. mer Miss Jane N. Morgan, daughter of J. P. Morgan. is chairman of the executive committee for the ball.
 Frances Tracy Haight, daughter of MT. and Mrs. sherman P. Haight of Chestnut Hill, Litchfleld, head of the debutante committee. Other Connecticut dobutanteS on he com. mitee include:
 Julia c. Post. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Morgan Post and Peggy Sanderson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John r. sandersone of Ridgefield: Monique II. Watson. daughter of pr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Watson, of Bedding; Nancy stark daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Harrington Stark of Darien: Alice Truesdale. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Melville D. Truesdale, and Nancy, daughter of MT, and Mrs Dwight D. Wiman, of Greenwich; Nancy oil. mour, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William P. dilmour, and Mary Van R. Robins, daughter of MT. and Mrs Thomas Robins, Jr., of Stamford: Helen R. Ballantine. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. John Holme BallAn. tine, of Southbury; LiSA L. Renghaw, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Paul Reil. shaw of New Canaan, and Elisa M, Mitchell, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. Macdonald Mitchell, and Anne O'Connor, daughter of MT. and Mrs. r. Barnard O'Cononr 10 Old Lyme
 Mrs. Earl Mcdann, Miss Pauline Kipp and Mrs. Ann Mccoy were hostesses at . crystal shower given Wednesday night at Mrs. McQaniiB home on Waterville street for Miss Beatrice Littlehales. Miss Littlehales' engagement to Rev. Richard Enrich has been announced Those present were Mrs. Samuel Budde, Mrs. Clement Welsh, Mrs. William Brew. stcr, Mrs. Henry Erk, Mrs. Everett Allen, Mrs. George Kurts, Mrs. Wil- liam Johnson, Mrs. Charles McBur. ney. Misses Ethel Mutton, Alice Walden. Ruth Logue, Helen Del. gauda, Belle Waters, Eva JohhBoi1 Mabel Littlehales and Margaretta Jones.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
Weddings
PALMENTo.CAR

PALMENTO.CARE
 Rev. John Kennedy ofiiciated at a pretty nuptial on Thursday nnorn- ing at Q o'clock at st. Thomas church when he united in marriage Miss Elizabeth Ann Carey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Carey of North Main street and Salvatore J. Palmento son of Mrs. Pizza Pal. mento of Ward street. The nuptial mass which follows was also cele- brated by Father Kennedy. Yellow and white chrysanthemums dccorat- cd the altar and program of nup- tial music was rendered by Profes- sor Perreault organist with MISS Viola MaSsone as soloist.
 The bride had as her only attend- ant, Mrs. William Hebert, sister Of the bride, and Roland Clark attend- cd MT. Palmento as best man.
 The bride was becomingly attired in A frock of coronation blue vel- vet styled in Queen Vlctorie mode and she wore e silver halo with a shoulder length veil. Her arm bou- uuct was of white chrysanthemuitls. The maid of honor wore a frock oi Lorraine velvet and wore @ hat Of corresponding shade and material. She carried Q bouquet of gold chrys- antheTnuins.
 A breakfast was held from the bridal party at the Hotel Elton after which Q reception was held at the home of Mrs. Richard 0eghan Of Ives street.
 Upon returning from an unan- nolinced wedding trip the couple will reside in Middlebury. The bride is associated with the Chase Coi11- panies and the bridegroom Is af. Inflated with the French Manufac- turing Company
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
HebreU Ladies' Aid
 Averaging For Event
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A special meeting of the commit tee in charge of the annual affair of the Waterbury Hebrew Ladies Aid society will take place at the Hebrew Institute on kingsbury rect. Monday afternoon. November IS at 9 o'clock. Members of the com mittee arc urgently requested to at- tend as definite plans for the affair to be held at the Temple hall, Jan- uary 10 will be discussed and actiV- ities started.
 The committee in charge, headed by Mrs. Harry Goldman, consists Of Mrs. Jacob Silver, Mrs. Samuel Sena, Mrs. Frank Meyers. Mrs. Ed- ward Cohen. Mrs Harry Reise, Mrs. Irving Lebowitz. Mrs. Sol Kusnitz, Mrs. George Kaplan, Mrs. Harry Brownstein, Miss Becky Cassel, Mrs. Aaron Solomon, Mrs. Samuel DID. i1er, Mrs. 1sidore Dibner, Mrs. jo- seph Goldberg, Mrs. Fred Reich, Mrs. Harry Stutmar. Mrs. Emanuel Matzl;in, Mrs. Sam Silvermar1, Mrs. Martin Rubin, Mrs. Jacob Reiner, Mrs. Joseph Reiner, Mrs. Alfred Drexler, Mrs. Robert Meyers, Mrs. William schneer. Mrs. Mary Wein- berg. Mrs. Harry Wilenchick, Mrs. Benedict Rabinowitz, Mrs. Abraham Fandiller. Mrs. M. Plutzik, Mrs. I. N. Albert. Mrs. s. Steinborn, Mrs. Mar tin Sternfcls, Mrs. Abraham RoSenz. weig and Mrs. Morris Siller.
 Miss Thelma stemm of Ciema- Lis avenue, was honored at Q per- soi,al shower given Thursday eve- ming by her mother. Mrs. Louis Stemm and Mrs. Howard Won To- blc. Miss 5tenn1 who iS being mar ried on Tuesday. Nov. g to Rich- ard c. Taylor of Montgomery street, received a number of gifts from the guests who included Misses Mary Horiear. Florence Thorne. Caroline and Helen Fits, Mrs. Ellie Luke, Mrs. Norman Lockhart. Misses Mary and Catherine Haney of Naugatuck. Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. Edward Blade, Misses Laurette Hogg, Ber- nice Flanagan, Margaret Cham- DaRnG, DOTOLHCH EIlBNhil, N4ks' RMul " Patzold, Miss Claire Garner, Mrs. Irving Doolittle, Mrs. Irving Garth waite, Miss Blanche Pelletier, Mrs Herbert Taylor, Mrs. Everitt Taylor Miss Harriet Jerman, Mrs. Lacey Gregory. Mrs. Edith Gilchrist and Miss Ruth Fitts.
 Miss Trina Radlein of Dougherty street, is included among the class of AT students fin the upper class di- vision who were recently awarded scholarships at New Yorii Univer- sity. Miss Radlein will continue her studies in the University's Washing ton Square college, School of Coni- merce, Accounts and Finance.
 Miss Bertha Fox of Ridgewood street entertained recently at her home in compliment to Miss Mary Rose Bannon of Wall street. About fifteen guests were in attendance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
ManyAttendA AnnualDance
 or Gents or The HiH

Kay Quebec: Joseph Muraska, Ken- meth Perry; Ned Ayotte, Doris Per- rine: Michael Cerillo, Ann zeraitis; John Murphy, Stephanie Marcinkas; Charles Martin, Ann Sheehan; Francis Hogan, Jean Quigley; Eileen Mulvaney, George Frageau; Robert Parker, Mary O'Keefe; Viola D'Ambrose, Joseph Lucia.
 Howard Peck, Phyllis Marciano; Connie Mara, Michael Vitole; Harry Mara, Betty Spagnola; William Monico, Janice Mara; John J. Leng- vel; Jerry Kerwin, Marion Kelly; Anne Cromwell, John Joyce; Al Smith; Hubert M. Colley; Airline Keefe, Frank Donahue; Harold Root, Viola Knott; Richard Lawlor and Theresa Sweeney; Joseph But- Ter, Edna Brown; Irene Fowler, Will liam Mahoney; Allen V. Lefeburo, Peggy Mccarthy; William Butler, Mildred Harrington; Alice Petro, John Howard: Joseph Oracle, Flor ence Gurtowski; MT. and Mrs. James Kelliher.
 Elinor Sullivan, Bert zail; Marion Harper, Joseph Cirello; Tula Ex- harou, A. Bernabe; Mary Marino, Augie Farino; Gustave A. Raer, Anne 0. Murphy; Elinor Lotvis, John Martin; Dorothy Griffin, Jo- seph McEvoy; Kaye Munson, Robert Smith: c. Mitchell, F. Pastore; Dorothy Clark, Joseph Donahue; Agnes Donnelly, Henry Hayden; Mazda Hartung Bill ODonnell; Jack Telth, Rita Monnerat; Elinor Bowling, William Sharkey; Joseph Derwln, Jean Whay; James Foley; Alice Cashman, John McKenna.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
Junior League Bundle
 Tea On Tuesday

Plans have been completed for the Bundle tea and fashion show to De given on Tuesday afternoon by the Waterbury Junior League. The af- fair, which is ono of the initial events on the fall and winter cal- cndar of the League. will be held at the Copper Room of the Hotel El- ton. All guests will be welcome whether League members or not.
 Models for the show will be: Mrs. Elliot Goss, Nancy Buckingham Mrs. John Brodie. Suzanne Hart, Mrs. Frederic Kellogg. Margaret Driggs, Fredericka Bryan, Mrs. J.. Warren Upson and Mrs. Mclean Buckingham.
 Provisional members of the League will usher for the show. Mrs. Clyde Jennings heads the com mittee in charge of the arrange ments and fashions will be shown by Virginia Ives Hobbs.
 Nearly 200 persons were served last night at a supper given at the First Methodist Church, under the auspices of v. M. and s. U. Mrs william Y. Bourne headed the com mittee and was assisted by Mrs. Clarence Isbel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13

man. Today's hand was played m Q rubber bridge game ct the Sneri- dan Bridge Club in Greenwich VA' iage. . .s a slam when North first passed tne heart overcail, and later failed 70 show. any ace, but chose instead 70 oid merely four spades, as the part r,ers were using the convention which requires the showing Of aces in regponse to . two.bid.
 South decided that even though opponents were not vulnerable. the set should be well worth while. Even though he failed to take . space trick there remained the three solid tops ir each of the minors.
 Duinmy'g one club was discardeo on the spade ace, and the ace CI hearts iaid down, dropping both tEuinps, and seven odd was the re suit. Even with q club opening six would have been made. t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
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Seventy-tlve couples attended and made successful the third annual dinner dance of the Gents of the Hill at Seven Gables Inn last night. The committee for arrangements included Robert Grady, chairman; Gene Ford, Edward Curley and George Luddy.
 Among those who attended were: Joseph Bowey and Betty Byron; Robert German, Arlene Sullivan; William Boughton, Helen Murphy; Kay Byron, Bill Reagan; Frank Tehan, Loretta ance; Earl Lewis, Margaret Mulhern; Bob Grady, Frances Green; Ernestine Evon, John Thompson; Gene Ford, Lil Cuddy; Louis Nadeau. Ronnie Shu- grue; Peggy O'Neil, William John- ston; Peter Connolly, Helen Cullen; Francis McKeown, Loretta Hunihan.
 Donald Felth, Vivian Dorr: John Mulhern, Kay Mulhern; Margaret Kelley, Francis Mulcunry; James J. Kelley, Rita B. Deegan; James Mur- ray, Betty Ruzinkovic; MT. and Mrs. Robert Welton, Jr.; Harold zinno
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
Personal

MT. and Mrs. 1sadore Dibner of Kaytonne avenue have been enter taining Mrs. Max Fucker of New York.
 Miss Josephine Foster of Highland avenue is spending the wek-end in Worcester.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Spencer Of South Main street are spending the wek-end in New York city. {. Miss Marie Trainor of Meriden road has returned after spending the past wek with relatives in Holy oke, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Franklin Johnson of West Main street, are spending a few days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
Local Girls Elected
 To College Club

Two Waterbury girls have been elected to office In the new Econ- omics Club at the College of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station, New Jersey.
 Miss Frances Dzinsky is secretary and Miss Christine Finn, treasurer of the club formed last week by Miss Eva J. Ross, professor of Eco- monies at the college. The club has been duly recognized and charter ed by the faculty and student coun- els and the newly-elected officers announced today by the Dean of Inc College, Sister Marie Jose.
 Miss D2insky Is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Fl. Dzinsky, of Elliott street, and Mss Finn, the daughter of the Honorable and Mrs Edward J. Finn, of Nottingham Terrace. Both girls are members ot the junior class.
 4 new studio of Speech and Drama will be opened on Monday afternoon when Miss Vivian Minor, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry w. Minor of Lincoln street and Miss Roberta Morrill,, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Robert Morrill, of Nashua, N' IT., will establish their headquarters at 20 Leavenworth street.
 The latest methods Of teaching and directing have been studied by the instructors who will give indivi- dual attention to their clients. Chil- dren and adults will be received for instruction and special departments have been established to cope With the needs of the individual.
 All forms of expression will be dealt with In the classes and home atmosphere has been created to give pupils the necessary self confidence and assurance. Problem children will be accepted for special instruc" ton. Other branches of the studio will be aid for people suffering from speech impediments and lack of Self confidence. The studio Is the only one of its kind in the city where the teachers devote their entire time to the problems of the individual.
 Parents and all interested in drama or speech are invited to attend the opening on Monday or call at the studio for inquiriel regarding the work to be accomplished.
 Miss Minor is e graduate of Kingsbury school and spent three years at Southern Seminary in Vir' ginia where she majored in music and dramatics. She was graduated with highest honors and special dra. matt. diploma. Sc was graduated with honors from Leland Powers school of the Theatre in Boston with honors and was leading lady iii Booth Bay Harbor Players this summer. Miss Merrill specialized ii, songs and musical readings for chil- drer and dramatic repertory.
 Both Miss Minor and Miss Nor Till have been in New York for the past six weeks studying the latest methods of teaching and directing plays
 MT. and Mrs. George Christian of North Main street are in New York city for the weekend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
Boy Choristers At
 St. John's Tonight

The English boy choristers VIII sing at st. Johns parish house to- night at 6 o'clock. The group has juSt recently arrived In this coun- try and will make Q tour of cities ir the east and midwest. They are accompanied on tour by . qualitied schoolmaster with part of each day given to studies. They number ten In age from Il to l3.
 The school was founded f1Iteen years ago. Their first tour was or- ganiged In 1883. They include oil their programs airs, duets and aii- thems In three and four-part har- fnony,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13

Lucy Elton Wayland, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Elton S. Wayland, of Waterbury, Is among the prom inent New York debutantes who will take part In the sixth annual Miami- Biltmore Fashion Show and Ball at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York, on December 10.
 The ball, one of the most bril- liant social events of New York's winter season, Is sponsored each