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Evening star., 1937-08-21
Hiking Club Outing Set.

The Wanderbirds Hiking Club will
60 to Chapel Point, Md, for its
weekly outing tomorrow. A hike from
Warehouse Landing to Port Tobacco
viii be followed by swim ut Chapel,
Point Beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
Personal
Mclean Dance Ls
 Holiday Event

xuletido decorations in cClorful array decorated the Waterbury Country club for the dance given last evening by Mfr. and Mrs. Lane Mclean Of Watertown for their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Gray Mo. Lean and their son, Russell Mc- Lean. The former is student ct st. Margarets school and her brother attends Romford school In Washington.
 Preceding the dance Q dinner was given ct the club by Mfr. and Mrs. samuel Clyde spalding of Water town for their daughter, Mss Elis- aheth Ann epalding, 0 Saint Mar- garOtS student and their son; eaIn- nel Q. spalding, jrp Q student at Taft school,
 Guests present were Misses Helen Adams, Barbara Bailey, Josephine Buckingham, Jean Copp, Jane Deacon, Polly Deacon, Dorothy DostOr, cynthia Fills, Joan Eng ylsh, Virginia Tenton, Anne Foster, Eleanor Hard, Alice and Peggy HominwAy, Nancy Hotchkiss, Judith Hull, Clalro Hungerford, Joy Hyde, Maliy Kemp, Norma LaVigne, Ruth Lux, Peggy Ann Morgan. Ruth Morgan, Anne Perry, Jean Phillips, Irene Phillips, Patricia Pierpont, Betty and Carolyn Rowland, ehOr- Sie Sherwood, Molly shonS, Ann @palding, Katherine etillman of New York, Emile Tavel, Dorothy Thomas, Jane Thompson and El- eanor Wayiand,
 Young men In attendance were Austin h. Adams, jr., Honry Arm. strong, Sd, Of Meriden, William P. Arhoid, Jr, Phillip Dreux, Coo Bristol, John Bristol, Robert 9rodie, stephen Butler, Peter Carley, John. A. Gee, sd, Dewitt Oopp, John Cowperthwait, Alan CurtiSs, Jr, iSOb0rt Ellis, Richard Field, John Tester, Jr, Walter Greer Of Wash. tNkton, Conn. Willard 0irvin, charles R. Granger, 2d, Curtiss v. Hart, Buell. T. Hemingway, Charles Q. Kungerfofd, Jr, Carlton Jagch of ToFrlngton, Francis Y. OKil- lorln, Charles l.. Larkln, IT,, Louis A. Laun, Jr. Walter Perkins, Charles Philips, Francis T. Phillips, Jr, Robert PickAFd, Charles Purinton, John purinton, Edwin c. Reade, jr., sheFbourno D, Rockwell, Jr., Ar. Robert ReAde of Washington, Conn.,, thur eanson of East orange, ". j., Irving Chase eheldon of Saunders. town, R. T., Ackley Shove, Jr., Shop. ard Shove, Samuel Q. epalding, Jr, Edgar gtillman, IT,, and Rufus @tiilmAn Of New York, gaxby Tavcl, Qeermge T omas and janieH Thomas of New Preston, Truman ThelnaS, Dinsnofe Futile, Phillip Weld, Robert N. Whlttemore, Rich. atd and Robert Wilson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

1 floor = Jesse Palen; Corridor, third floor - O. D. Sage; Hostess on Balcony, Mrs. c. D. Sage; HosteSsoA In Ladies' Parlor --- Mrs, Croft Our- tis and Mrs. Carl PfohSt.
 Kitchen and Refreshments - Mrs Robert Croft, chairman; Assistants First night -- Mrs. Croft CurtisS, Mrs. Roy Dywater, Mrs. Raymond Dranche, Mrs. James Croft, M6S Louise Leggett, Mrs. Ralph Storey and Mrs. J. M. Hosdow!eh; second night ---- Mrs. Mary ?. Lewis, Mrs, J. R, Latlmer, Mas Louise Leggett, Mrs, RAylnonr Branche Mrs. Gladys Joslln, and Mrs. Willard BtoWoll; third night - Miss Louise Loggett, Mrs. Roy Dywater, Mrs. Faymond DrAnehe, Mrs. James Croft, Mrs. Howard Branch, Mrs. Newton Alexander, and Mrs Jud' son Wells. .ae.
 Fayors - Mrs. Warren Robbins, chairman, Mrs, ]. Chester Little, and Mrs. Nofwood Webster.
 Tables = Mrs. clifford Tompklns' chairman. Mrs. 0. R. Sage, MrS' William Till, Mrs. William Talcott, Mlsg Kate Thuryfeid, Miss Beverly Tompkins, Mrs, Ralph Webb, and Mrs. George schlough.
 Tickets and Check Room - Mrs Jesse Palen, chairman; first night-- selling tickets - Mrs. Jesse Palen md Mrs. Clifford Tofnpkins; second night =. selling tickets -- Mrs. Jesse Paien and Mrs. William Hill; third night - selling tickets =. Mrs. Jesse PNion and Mrs. Robert ThlrSfield'
 First night = check room = Leon MayghaW and Jesse PAlen second nieiit =. check room =. William Ta... colt and Roland Keavaney; thifa night =. check room - Ropert Thursfeid and Leonard Fairbank'
 Publicity - Mrs. Newton Alexan- der.
 Decorations - Mss Margaret Croft. chairman; Assistants -- Mr9' Harry Greene, Miss Helen Btoddard, MT, and Mrs. Ralph Webp, MT. ana Mrs, Jesse :elen, MT. and Mrg. Nop- ept Croft, MT. and Mrs. Lloyd behcll, MrE, Alexander Raeburn. Mrs. Mary D. Lewis, MT. ai.d Mrs. Paul Peter' sdn. Q, R, Sage, Miss Patricia sage, MrS. clifford Tompkirs, Miss Deyers ly TompkinS, Jesse Paien, Jf, M@ .S Mary HorSley, Mr. and MFS' oaFi ProbSt
 MT, and Mrs. William T. Leggett of Windgor street have with them for the holidays, their daugnter, Mss Ruth M. L0ggett, Q Btuaent " tho Rhode Island School of DeSign h Providence, R !.
 Miss Aiico Pierson of East Main AtFeet Is spending the week with rel' atiyes in DcBtoi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
Weddings
New Rochelle
 Group H0s Party

Misses Estelle and Helen Me- Donough of Minville avenue enter tained at their home on Miilvllls avenue, Naugatuck, last evening tpE undergraduates and members of tho alumnae of the College of New Rochelle. The home was attractive- ly decorated with evergreens and Christmas novelties. During the eve-' ming Q varied program of eSltertain~ ment was enjoyed and Q delicious luncheon was served.
 Undergraduates In attendance inc cluded: Misses Harriet Allen, Ruth O'Connor, Marion Ryan, Ann Phe- Ian, Catherine Phelan and Margaret Rahhott.
 The alumnae members present in.. cluded: heona O'Neill, Ms, FredS erick Quatrano, Marion Keaneg Ruth Barry, Bessie Cameron, Mary Ellen Walsh, Dorothy Walsh, Maui reen Luddy. Catherine Kilbride. Rae Colson, Mary Mulcahy, Mary Casey, Helen Moore, Ann Moore, Ann Cro- nan, Natalie Altieri. Helen McNiks Mrs. Ralph Tremaglio, Mrs. Fibre petricone of Torringtog, Janet Kil~ lelea, Amy Dunn, Isabel Phelan, Ruth Stapleton, Mary Schmidt and Estelle and Helen McDonoueh.
 Mir, and Mrs. William Donahue of Newark, N. J., will spend the holi- day weekend with relatives in this city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

The following committees and assistants will Do in charge Of tho series of dances;
 General Chairman - Miss Helen stoddaFd; iseservationsl-Mf Leon. ard Welton, chairman, Mrs. Harold Rogers, Mrs. Ralph Storey; Corri' dor Supervisors - Mrs. Q. R. Sage chairman.
 Monday December a7
 Tickets, First Floor -- Robert Croft; Corridor, first floor -- J. chester Little; Corridor, second floor. - A. D. Woodward; Corridor. third floor -- Norwood Webster; 1; Hostess on balcony - Mrs. Q. R' Sage, hoBtesses in ladles' parlor ,.- Mrs. L. II. Reed and Miss Doris sherry. .,, t'
 Tuesday, December Ss
 Tickets, first floor =. Roy T. By. water, Corridor, first floor =. c. H. echlough; Corridor, Seeond floor - Robert Croft; Corridor, third floor --. Ralrh Webb; Hostess on balcony -- Mrs. judson Wells; HostessoS n ladies' parlor '-- Mrs. Harry oreehe and Mrs. oaylor Whitney.
 Wednesday, December SD Tickets, first floor - Clifford TompkinS; Corridor, first floor. judSon Weil; Corridor, second
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

dummy afd tie jack finesged, North disCarding . diamond. The Rco end king OS hearts were now led, picking ID Douthb truitlps, North discarding two small spades.
 Dbclafor now led . spade, fitiess sing th9 jack, which South won with tho queen. The ten of spades was returned by South. dummy winning with the sec. A small club now was led and tho finesge Of the jnCk held tho trick.
 DeclaFeI~ inid down tho two rec malning truIlpg iii his hand. North disCardod one club and one dlas taond; dummy spade and Q die- inond, South getting down to the king and six Of clubs and the ace Of diamonds.
 psclArer led his last spade, which North won with tho klag, South diDcardiiig the sec Of dia- inonds. North nov ied the ten Of cIlIbs. which the dealer won with tho ace, but now had to ooilcode tho fast club tFick Co @0uth's King,
 We.hout the diamond openifls, South eventually would be forced lo VFnnt the deelAEeF A diamond 4i4#1 a4. M M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

Bay Path students who have been having e i0-day vacation from their studies at Bay Path fnstiute will return to Springfield for tho reopen- Ing of classes on Monday morning, Among those who have been visiting their parents during the vacation arc Miss Lorraine Cooley, daughter Of Mrs, Ethel Cooley of Baldwin avenue; Nicholas D'Agostino, Son of Mir. and Mrs. Oreste D'Agostino of Rose street; Miss LeonorR Feitelson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis TeitelSon of Willow street; William Qilnik, son of MT. and Mrs, Paul dirnjk of Park terrace; Rae and Michael duida, daughter and son of Mir. and Mrs. Prank 0uida Of Bank street; Robert Harriss, son of Mir and Mrs. Thomas J. Harrjss Of An- prose street; Miss Mary Lllchene, daughter of MT. and MrD. Michael Luchene of North Main street; Jvhn Mcdonald, son of MT. and MrS. Robert McDonald of Granite street; James Pelegano, soa of Mrs. Car" mela Pelegano of North Main street; william A. echuster. son of MT. and Mrs. William echuster, ST., of Brewster street; Howard Wooster, son oe MT. and Mrs. John Wooster of Aghmun street; and John SlRSoii, gon of MT. and Mrs. Fredrick SlaSUn of Porter street, Watertown.
 MT, and Mrs. John ?. Reardon Af WoodlaWn terrace will have with them for the holiday weekend MT and Mrs. A. c. BhoppAch Of Brook' iyn, N. Y, and MT. and Mrs. John LaWlor of East Orange, N, J.
 MT. and Mrs. William Nelson Of South Main street have returned nf' ter spending c few days in New York.
 From Larson Junior college in New Haven the following girls arc home for Christmas: Miss Elizabeth Hill, daughter of Mir. and Hrs. William Hill Of Conistoi avenue. Miss Elena Mascolo, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Emil Mascolo Of East Main street. Miss Jeannette Theroux, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Theroux of Circular avenue, Miss Helen Thuommier, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William R Thuemmlcr Of Beecher avefilies Miss 0racette Townsend, daughter of MT, and Mrs. Samuel Townsend, and Mss Jean Powell, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Parker Rowell Of Randolph avenue. Misses Powell, Townsend and Thuetnmler arc on tho deans list for Che present marking period.
 Miss Lois HlHted, q student ct the Juillard School of Music in New York ig with her parents. MT. and Mrs. w. 0. Husted Of Buckingham street.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Hailoway of Ray street have with them for the holiday their son. Frederick Halo. way. on instructor ct Courtla1d Junior college.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Clauss of Bloomfield, N. J., will spend the holiday with Mrs. Claus mother, Mrs. Mary Lyons of FaIrview street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Martin Of Earmingt0n avenue are spending the weekend with Mrs. Martins parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin V. James of South peeFfeld, Mas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
Personal

Henry Y. Marendag arrived yes- tertlay on the s, g, Chirique after e vacation in Jamaica.
 MT and Mrs Harry Sutton of Tor- rington and Miss Jennie Carmody oi ElmWood avenue are spending tho holidays in Atlantic City. 70,
 Michael Thompson of lnnmits- burg, Maryland, is visiting relatives in this city for several days. Waterbury students home from Taft school for the school vacation include stephen Butler of Bucking- ham street, Ortoi1 D. Camp, Jr., Of Randolph avenue, oriflith Dedworth of Elmwood avenue, John BGeehei Of Newton Terrace Kenneth Bristol of Holmes avenue, Graham Gaines of First avenue. Curtiss V. Hart ot Buckingham street, Louis A, Laun jr, Of Faber avenue, Richard Les sotte of Kenilworth street, William Kaynor Of Buckingham street, Rob- ert 0, Lowell of Pine street, John Makepeace of Hillside avenue, Theo- d0re V. Meyer, Jr., of columbia boulevard, Murray Pendleton ot Fern circle, Dherbourno B. Rock well, jr, of Buckingham street, Bar rett Russell of Fiske street, L0ayen- worth ?. eperry, Jrp Of Buckingham street.
 Miss Virginia Woils Of Willow street k spending c few days at tho VaBsar club of the Hotel New V ston in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwar'' Hetfrin Of Willow street are spending the holi. day with their daughter, Mrs. Alvali Dickner and pr. Bickner and family in Rutherford, NJ. Miss MRrioli Hoffrin Of Elizabeth. N. jy VIII join them for tho weekend.
 Misses Marion and Alice Lawson of East Main street arc spending q few days in New York. .s
 Among the Wellesley college stu. dents at their honies n Waterbury and vicinity for their Christmas 70. cess are Miss Mary Fletcher, daugh. ter Of Mrs. 6. A. Fletcher. Of Atwood avenue, Miss Emmelino Manganiello, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Angelo Manganicilo Of Lexington avenue, Miss Lucy Valentine Of Mitchell ave- i,ue, Miss Marguerite Swift. daugh. tor Of MT. and Mrs. Gordon Dwift of Watertown, Miss Janet Nolan, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. William D, Nolan of Washington, Conn, MisA Constance Rt. Onge, daughter Of Mir, and Mrs. Walter ]. St. Ongc Of Torrington, and Miss Shirley Jones, daughter of MT. and MrB. William E. Jones of Oakvilie.
 MT, and Mrs. Seth Goodwin of West Main street arc spending the week .end with Mrs. ooodwifi'E mother, Mrs. B. II. Woodward of White Plains, N. Y.
 Miss Joan Horan Of orandview avenue is spending . few days in Springfield where she VIII remain for tho holiday.
 Miss Alice Hamilton Of Water- town avenue is spending the weeks ond with relatives in liolyoke, Mass.
 MT, and Airs, George Trilxtofi Of Frost read are ll Now York for the holiday weekend,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
ALBERTUS MAGNUs TEA
 DANCE

AS q fitting climax to the gay round of holiday events, the local chapter of AlbertuS Magnus Alum nae is sponsoring its annual tea dance at the ballroom of the Hotel Elton Oh New Years day. At thif affDir collegians gather for q fare- well meeting with associate col- legianS.
 Miss Alice Moore heads the com. mittee in charge of the dance with Miss Mary Meehan aS co-chalrman Invitations are in charge of Miss Jane Phelan and the music will be secured by Mss Mac stroker MiSi Irene Daly heads the publicity com mittee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
CIVIC THEATER AFFAIR

Tho Civic Thcater of Waterbury will sponsor ltS first annual New Years Eve dance at the Copper Kettle. Mrs. c. Lester Manning lS arranging the event with the assist. anee Of Misses Betty Wilson. Jean drew M0nagan, ]. Freeman COffey, Engelke, Mrs. Bennett Bronson, An. and Edward Klrschbauni. The first of It's kind to be sponsored by the group, the event promises Co be the most successful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
Events of Interest
DRCRNlDER

~' DECEMBER Dec. 90 - William D. .Eiwell, speaker, Second church forum.
 Insc. s5--Marywood college alum. nae dinner.dance, Waveriy Inn. Dec. aS, 0e, aD.-jack Frost dane. e, Bunker Hill church.
 Dec. s7-Nlagara university club dlnnersdanee, Three Cups iiin.
 Dec. as-'rop Matters dance, Wa. tefbury Country club.
 Dee. ae-.iEoly Oross undergrad- uates dinner.danee, Waverly inn.
 Dec. so-children, theater show, Davenport hall. ''"
 Dec. Si.--Company 0's Military DalL Dtste AFmory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
Final Plans Completed For Jack Frost Dances

city, reservations have been rapidly made for the annual Jack Frost Dances The dances which are being given under the sponsorship of the Bunker H Kings Daughters
 High school students will enjoy the Monday evening affair with older high school and college students attending Tuesdays dance ColleganS and younger married couples will be in attendance at the final affair on Wednesday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

r,rhus, t neither of tho deiending ulsyors has bid, such . double T0xid cali for tho lead of the first eIde suit bid by the dummy hand: Today's hand ig on example of thla double, which saved q game, sgeho,igh even Co the end it was uncertain whether tho hssd would
 joiith was by no, means sure tiat the contract could be beaten, hiik it seemed to him that the best ciI2nco t6 best it Was by assuring a tllamend lsad.
 sigorth opsned tho ten Of dia. n,ends, which was covered wlth ti,s iaek ln dummy, South winning wiEh tl1e aueen. south he'd 10 ensy G6eloe os c return, bht decided 10 faveF cl a trump, This trick was W6n M dummy with the tgn ggot.
 nA|I R0np Was lea from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
NIAGARA DANCE

Tho Connecticut Undergraduates of Niagara University will hold their annual holiday dinner dance on Monday evening at Three Cups inn in Meriden. Edmund Jenusaitis Of Chipman street is chairman Of the committee in charge and is being assisted by John Keane of Moridcn, John Deli3uono oi this city, Thomas Danaher Of South Manchester. Jos- eph scull of New Britain, George Lanoue of 'th!S city and John Di- Giovanni of Bristol,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
HARDWOOD DANCE

Waverly Inn will be the scene of . gay holiday affair on Monday eve. ,nlng when thc MarywoOd College Alumnae will sponsor It's annual dinner dance. Miss Ann Fryer iS In charge Of the affair and her as- slstlng committees include; Miss Eleanor Louise VallOnc, publicity Misses Mary Gibbons and Mary smith, muslci Misses Ann Toomey and Rosemary 0'Connor, reserva- tions, Rita Corden, tickets and Marion Cavanaugh and Rita Bald win, dinner arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
HOLY CROSS DANCE

Outstanding among the holiday activities will be the annual dinner dance of the Waterbury Undorgrad- uate club of Holy Cross which is scheduled to be held on December 28th Nt Waverly Inn. Co.chairmen of tho dance are John Monagan and Virgil sciullo and the officers of the club are Virgil Sciullo, president, John Monagan, vice president, Charles O'Connor, secretary and Fred Storm, treasurer.
 Many collegians and members of the various alumni groups of the city will be in attendance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
MoLCOMR PARTY

Mir. and Mrs, Frederick w. Aol- comb of Prospect street will give Q small house party oN Christi mas eve at their home for their daughter, Mrs. Pierre 6. duPont, Sd, Of Wilmington, Del, Mrs. r. Ronald Stomp of Bermuda and Miss Nancy Holcomb. MT. and Mrs. Stomp and Miss Holcon,h are returning from Bermuda on Thursday. Mir. duPont is arriving on Saturday from Washington, to join Mrs. duPont, who hos beet, here on n Vist,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
FoRDHAM CLUB EVENT

The Race Brook Country club In New Haven will De the scene Of the annual dance of the Connecticut club of F0rdham University on Mon. day evening also. The arrangemen's committee k headed by William j. Tldgewcll of East Haven, who h being assisted by James J. 0arrity of New Haven. Francis J. Anderson Edmund w. F0ssbcnder of this city
 The Alumni committee consists of Richard r. Carroll. Jr., Of New Haven, w. Wrynn Prior Of Walljng' ford and Paul MCNamara Of Bridge port.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
CRooNER

Lily Pons sings three new song hits by Jimmy McIIugh and Harold AdamHcn, AS well ,aB an assortment of clasglcal and geinl.clagsical iiiiins berg in "iEitting c New HiEh," her latest RIgO Radio iilinusical.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

,,..tJorrect choice of an opening lead Ostsn defeats c wellsbid contract. Naualiy, on unfortunate tthough ap. pefenlly iogicalD iead may permit the making Of c contract, For this reason, expert bridge players have deVeloped . double by third hand (the partner of the leader) which AsipS the opener in his choice Of . iead.
 'lgoIutIon to Previous Contract
 ~ Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
CALL Is ANSWERED

The Hawaiian tSond in tic United
 states, already evident iii native restaurants, Hawaiian music aid otl,er island influences. b given fur. ther Impetus iii Hawai- Calls" Bobby I5reenB latest Rko nAdi0 | flimsisical, . Principal Production.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
JANUARY

% ysn. i--AibertuL Magnus aiuinnae tea dance, The Elton, yan, a--f,r. 4. ]. White at union service, First Baptist church.
 Zen. e--Remeo Tata, violinisb at Woinen's club.
 Sen. 0.-Capt. Stanley Osborne, explorer. Second church forum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
DELL.LAWLOR

Tho marriage of Miss Gertrude Marion Lawlor, daughter ( Mir. and Mrs. William II. Lawlor of Pleasant street and Thomas Vincent Dell, son of the late MT, md Mrs. James Dell of Beecher avenue, takes place on Monday morning at l0:S0 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church, a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
0LD STUFF

Marc than DiOo,0OO worth Of an. tiosieg were borrowed to ''dress" on
 alifl0iio elidb for c scene in RkO Iladlo'e ''Wlse 0ifl," ifi which MlF- laln iiopkins and Ray Midland are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
Weddings
BARNES. .sTODDARD

BAItNESsSTUUUN
 The wedding of Miss Marguerite Rogers Stoddard daughter of Mrs Mollie Noonan Stoddard of Fox street and Dr. Francis Patrick Barnes, son of Mir. and Mrs. pat- rick P, Barnes of Fox street will take place at St. Patrick's church at 0 o'clock on Monday morning,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
{ Contract Problem
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south's contract is three no trump. # defense Is eareloss with small and intermediate cards, declaPer will make four or mores Actually, tho contract should Do defeated.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary Of the American Bridge League

food Lead Nps Contract Third Hand Double Indicates M Proper Suit Choice for Opener Which ga Blocks Declarerg Play
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
Yolanda Club Has
 Annual Xmas Party

The annual Christmas party of the YolNnda club was held last eve. ning ct the Graduate Nurses club rooms. A feature of the evening was Q grab bag. Four new members were initiated including; Misses Driglda Biondi, Jennie Qenovose, Josephine Barslani and Anna Aecafino, Re. treatments wore served. Election of officers of the club is scheduled to Do held on December S0th.
 Francis spiilane of wildwood ave- nue entertained at Q dinner party last evening at old Hundred Inn In southbuty In compliment to MT, and Mrs. John Carolan of Cooke street. MT. epillane's guests were: MT. and Mrs. john Cafolan, Mir. and Mrs. Jeremiah Kenney, Mir. and Mrs, Christopher Delaney, Miss Helen Mccarthy and Joseph carolan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

Mr. and. Mrs. Calvin Martin Of Pennington avenue gre spending the weekend with Mrs. Martins parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin V, James 0s south Deertield, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Clauss of Bloomfield, N. J., will spend the holiday with Mrs. Claus mother, Mrs. Mary Lyons of F'aIrview street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

Henry '. MarendaE arrived yes- terday on the S, g, Chirique after e vacation in Jamaica.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Automotive Briefs

Lewis H. Albright, former manager
of the Seattle, Wash, area of Shell
Oil Co. of California, has just been
made sales manager of the central
division of Shell Union Oil Corp, it
was announced today by Sandy A.
Flint, division manager Mr.. AL
bright's transfer East is the most re-
cent change in the expansion and re-
organization program which the Shell
organization has been undergoing
since the first of the year as the re-
suit of improved business conditions
in the Baltimore Washington market.
He will be in charge of all sales ac-
tivities for the company throughout
the District of Columbia, Maryland,
West Virginia, Virginia and Delaware
Mr.. Albright was originally West
erner, although he has spent a large
part of his life here in the East He
was born in st. Louis, Mo, and at
tended grade and high schools there,
later enrolling in st. Louis University.
At the outbreak of the World War he
enlisted in the aviation service of the
United States Navy. Although sta
toned in San Diego, Calf, he was
frequently ordered to Washington on
naval duty during the three years of
his service.