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The Washington times., 1937-10-27

Star Radio and Star Liquor Com,
pany
REAL ESTATE
Boss 6 Phelps
L. E. Breuninger s Sons. Inc.
Arthur Carr Company
Thomas !. Fisher s Company. Inc.
Randall H. HaGner 6 Company.
Inc.
Kass Realty Company
w. C. 6 A. N.'Miller
H. L. Rust CoRpanY
B. E. Saul Company
Shannon s Luchs Company
H. G. Smithy Company
c. A. Snow Company
Weaver Brothers. In=.
RESTAURANTS
CLUBS
Allies Inn
Atlantic Lunch
Beck's Seaiood RestauI lnt
Cleve's Cafeteria
Cosmos Club
Crescent Cafe
Diplomat CaiO
Dixie Hot Shoppes
Ewari's Cafeteria
Garden T. Shoppes. Inc.
Goodacre's White Coffee Pots
Gordon's Cafeteria
Herzogs
Hot Shoppes. Inc.
Little Tavern Shops
Lotos Lantern
Madrillon Restaurant
MAYORS Seefood Restaurant
Nunnally Company
Occidental Hotel 6 Restaurant
Thomas A. O'Donnelt
Olmstead Grill
Norman W. Oyster Company. Inc.
Pomona. Earle and Gees Restau.
rants
Ruty's Cafeteria
S. 6 W. Cafeteria Of Washinqton.
D. c.. Inc.
Savarin. Inc.
Schneider's Restaurant
Scholl's Gale
Southern Grill
States Restaurant Company. Inc.
John R. Thon 2s Company
University Club
SECRETARIAL
AND TRAINING
SCHOOLS
Boyd School for Secretaries
Lewis Hotel Training School
7oteet's Business College
Strayer Business College
Washington School ior Secretaries
TAXI
ASSOCIATIONS
Diamond Cab Association
THEATERS AND
DISTRIBUTORS
5elaseo Theater
Bernheimer Theaters
Circle Theater
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Fairlawn Theater
First Division Exchange
Fox Film Gorpc alton
Gaumont British Pictures Corpora.
ton
Gayety Theater
Laurel Theater
Loew's Theaters
Lust Theaters
Metro GoldwYn-MaYeI
Monogram Distributors Corpora,
ton
Moving Picture Producers and
Distributor.
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Preferred Pictures Distributors.
Princess Theater
Republic Pictures
R. K. o. Keith's TheateH
R. K. o. Distributors
Takoma Theoter
Trans.Lux Theater
Trio Productions; Inc.
United Artists
Warner Brothers Theaters 6
Management Corporation
Universal Pictures Corporation
Vitagraph. Inc.
TRANSFER AND
STORAGE
COMPANIES
Federal Ste qe Company
Fidelity Storage Company
Fruit Growers Express Company
Jacobs Transfer Company. Inc.
Merchants Transfer 6 Storage
Company
Railway Express Agency. Inc.
Reid. Hayden. Inc.
Security Storage Company
Smiths Transfer s Storage Com,
panY
Southeastern Express Company.
In.
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AIR LINES

American Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
Pennsylvania Central Air Lines
Washington Airport
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Group establishments having
enable contribute
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Terminal Refriqeratine 6 Ware
housing Corporation
Terminal Storage Company. OF
Washington
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Eiseman Brothers & Company.
Inc.
Fannie May Candy Company
Velati's
CHAIN GROCERY
3DRUG STORES
p American Stores
District Grocery Stores
Great Atlantic s Pacific Tea Com
panY
Liqqett Company. Ina
Nation Wide Stores
Peoples Drug Stofea. Inc.
Sanitary Grocery Com an: Inc.
Whelan's Drug Stores
CLOTHING g
APPAREL
STORES
H. AbramsoE. Inc.
Beck's Shoe Store
Bond Clothes
M. Brooks s Company
Capitol Fur Shop. Inc.
Joseph DeYoune. Inc.
.iseman's
Emily Shops
Erlebacher. Inc.
Forsythe Shoe Corp ration
L. Fra k Company
Grosner's
William Hahn & Company. Inc
Joseph r. Harris Company
D. ]. kaufman. Inc.
Kassan-Steln. Inc.
Lefner's Shops
The Loeb Company
The Mode. Inc.
National Pants Company
Milton R. NeY. Inc.
M. Pasternak
fred Pelzman's Fashion Shop
Phil Bobys Company. Inc.
NJ. Philipsborn 8 Company. Inc
Raleigh Haberdashsr. Inc.
B. Rich's Sons
Rizik 3rothers. Inc.
Saks Fur Company
Saltz Brothers. Inc
Lewis 6 Thomas Saltz. Inc.
Sidney West. Inc.
Whelan'S Shop
los. A. Wilmer 6 Company
The Young Mems Shop
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FLORISTS

FLORISTS
Blackstone. Inc.
F. w. Bolqiano Company
A. GUIDE Sons Company. Inc.
GUIDE Brothers Company
FURNITURE
STORES
Cameo Furniture Company
Dulin s Company
House and Hermann. Inc.
Hub Furniture Company
Hutchison's. Inc.
Julius Lansburgh's Furniture Com,
panY
Mayer Company
William E. Miller Furniture Com
panY. Inc.
W B. Moses Company
National Furniture Company
=. ]. Nee company
w. 81. Sloane Company
Thompson Brothers
Walker-Thomas Furniture Com.
panY
HARDWARE
PAINTS
Barber 6 Ross Company
Hires-Turner Glass Company
May Hardware Company. Inc.
E. I. Murphy Company. Inc:
Peoples Hardware Stores
Hugh Reilly Company
Rudolph & West Inc.
W T. Weaver s Sons
w. r. Winslow Company
HOTELS AND
HOTEL SUPPLIES
Adams, Burch Company
E. B. Adams Company
Ambassador Hotel
Bellevue Hotel
Capitol Park Hotel
Carlton Hotel
Colonial Hotel
.comm;,dore Hotel
Continental Hotel
Dodge Hotel
Cbbitt Hotel
Evanqeline Residence
Fairfax Hotel
Hamilton Hotel
Harrington Hotel
Hay Adams House
Houston Hotel
lafayette Hotel
Lee House Hotel
Martinique Hotel
Mayflower Hotel
Powhatan Hotel
Raleic. iott
Roosevelt Hotel
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AUTOMOBILE
SALES 8 SERVICE

Anacostia Motor Company
Barry Pate Motor Company. Inc.
Buick Motor Company
Lee D. Butler. Inc.
Call Carl. Inc.
Capital Garage. The
Capitol Cadillac
Capital Auto Works
Chsrnsr Motor Company
ChrYsler Motors
Coast-ln Auto Service
District Motor Company
Donohoe Chevrolet. Inc.
Electric Storage Battery Company
Emerson & Orme
Evans Palmer, Inc.
FirsstonS Auto Supply s Serviea
Stores
Ehestone Tire and Rubber Com.
panY
Ford Motor Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com.
panY. Inc.
Goodrich, The B. Z. Rubber Com
panY
HandlsY Motor Company
Hill 6 Tibbstts. Inc.
H. B. LearY. Ir. s Bros
MandsIl Chsvrelet Company. slne.
Northeast Motor Company. Inc.
Olds Motor Works
Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Com
panY
Owens Motor Company
Packard Washington Motor Car
Company
phelPsRoberts Corporation
Pohanka Service
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Associated Retail Credit Men Of
Washington
CIT Corporation
Commen ial Credit Corporation
Dun d Bradstreet. Inc.
Federal Service Finance Corpora.
ton
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Grafton
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PETROLEUM
COMPANIES

American Oil Company
Dome Oil Company. Inc.
Gull Refining Company. Inc.
Lord Baltimore Filling Stations.
Inc. =
Shell Eastern Petroleum Products.
Inc.
Standard Oh Company Of New
Jersey
L. P. Steuart 6 Bro. Inc.
The Texas Company
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PUBLIC
UTILITIES

Capital Transit Company
Chesapeake s Potomac Telephone
Company. Inc.
Postal Telegraph Company
Potomac Electric Power Company
Washington Gas Light Company
Western Union Telegraph Com
pan2
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CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
SUPPLIES


George M. Barker Company
Baker Cork & Tile Company
Bazzuro Engineering Company.
Bell & Smith. Inc.
Warren F. B'enizel 6 Company.
Inc.
Cafritz Construction Company
Capital Materials Company
Chamberlin Metal Weather Strip
Company. Inc.
fries. Beall Sharp Company.
Inc.
George A. Fuller Company
Clarence w. Gosnell. Inc.
He.hineer Cc apanY
Home Insulation Company
Hydraulic Press Brick Company
A. EberlY's s Sons
Iohns-Manvills Company
Koeod-Dubb Store Fixture Com
.1anY
MaloneY Concrete Company. Inc.
Otis Elevator Company
Rose Brothers Company. Inc.
The Shade Shop
Southern Building Supply Com.
panY, Inc.
Super Concrete Corporation
Charles H. Tonpkins Company
Washington Tent 6 Awning Com,
PanY
West Brothers Brick Company
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IRON WORKS
JEWELRY
STORES

Castelbero's
Cali s Brother. Inc.
r. Harris s Company
A. Kahn s Company
S. 6 N. Katz
Charles Schwartz s Sons
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OCOANEOO
MACHINES 8
OFFICE EQUIP.
MENT
Addressograph Sales Agency
Burroughs Adding Machine Com.
VIanY
Globe. Wernicks Company
InqersoIl-Rand Company
International Business Machines
Corporation
Monroe Calculating Machine
Company, Inc.
Multtqraph Sales Agency
National Cash Register Company
Remington Rand. Inc.
Royal Typewriter Company. Inc.
[. C. Smith 6 Corona Typewriters.
Inc.
Underwood ElliottFisher Com
panY
CATERERS AND
.CONFECTIONERS
Aviqnone Freres
BrownleY's. Inc.
CornwOll's. Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Personal
;New Rochelle Chapter
 Dinner Meeting 7onlorow

in woodbury. Misses Amy Dunn. Kathleen Fitzgerald, and Isabel Calvin compose the committee in charge of the meeting.
 The nominating committee which will present the slate of officers to be voted upon will include: Misses Kathleen Fitzgerald, Natalie Altieri, Amy Dunn, Mary Schmidt, Ruth Barry and Imelda Cronan.
 The guest speaker of the evening will be Mrs. Gerald Plimpton of New York, formerly Miss Geraldine Dougherty, a graduate in the class of 1917. Mrs. Plimpton holds the office of chairman of the alumni library fund. A new library, which is to be constructed, will be a memorial to Mother Irene, founder of the college.
 A majority of the chapter mem bers will be in attendance at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Miss EstelLe Vitkus < Honored At ShouOe1

Miss Frances Guerrero of Walnut Street was hostess at surprise personal shower in honor or MISS sEstelle Vitkus at her home on Sun- day afternoon. Miss Vitkus is to be married to Joseph Evans next month. The bride-to-be was the re- sacipient of many beautiful gifts. The home was attractively decorated Witn garden flowers. A wedding cake Wltn a miniature bride and groom Formed an attractive center piece 1ol the, table. A luncheon was served late in the afternoon.
 Guests included Mrs. Anthony Guaerrea, Mrs. Francis Synott, Mrs William Walsh, Mrs. William Sutton Mrs. Robert Coughlin, Mrs. Al Guar rera, Mrs. Laurence Baeder, Mrs Thomas Moher, Mrs Vincent VltKus and Mrs. Thomas Wigmore oi Greenwich: also the Misses Connie Zeber, Mary Hobart, Peggy Howard Bettie Barker, Lucy, Sue, Mary ano Frences Guarrera, Helen Vitkus ana Estelle Vitkus.
 Miss Evelyn Mclean was hostess at 6 miscellaneous shower given at her home on Robbins street, Thurs day. in honor of Mrs. Robert Shel- don, the former Marguerite Mclean.
 A buffet luncheon was served ana many beautiful gifts were received
 Along the guests were: Miss Helen Deconinck, Lucy Rinaldi, Mary Sheehan, Betty Dowie, Dorothy Sheldon, Edna Brown, Gertrude Celia, Edna Mclean, Lucille Kearl, Fritzie Ayotte, Martha Morris, Edna Wright, Alice Osbrne, Eleanor Parker, Betty Ginette, Louise Con way, Evelyn Clifford, Lillian Nit chel, Blanche McCann, Florence Agostnin, Margaret Miller, Lois Chauvell, Sophie Culhane, Evelyn Mclean, Margaret Mcintosh, Mrs William Callan, Mrs. George Hatch, Mrs, John Calender, Mrs. Madeline zwick, Mrs. Francis Testa, Mrs. Con- rad Ranney, Mrs. Henry Mclean, Mrs. Violet Harrison, Mrs. Vivian Demers, Mrs. Carl Harrison, Mrs : w. Caligan, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Donald Macintosh, Mrs. John Sheldon, Mrs. Alice Roberts Mrs. Oliver Mclean, and Mrs. Robert Sheldon.
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club jack. Declarer finessed the queen, which held the trick, and now his contract was safe unless ei- ther East or West held all three out standing spades.
 Many players with the South hand would trust to chance and lead a high spade, but South had learned that it costs nothing to be safe. Safety in this case consisted in the play of the spade jack.
 When West failed to follow, South thanked his stars for his foresight. East won with the queen and re- turned another spade, but south now had an entry in dummy.
 He won with the nine spot in dummy, played the ace of hearts, and discarded the losing club from his own hand.
 All the declarer risked 5aE safety was a possible extra trick, if he were able to drop a singleton queen on the first lead of high trump. Copyright. 1887, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Graduation Party
 For Mary Quinlan

MT. and Mrs. Michael Quinlan of Roseland avenue entertained at a buffet luncheon at their home yes- terday in honor of their daughter, Mary who was graduated yesterday morning from Kingsbury scrool. Miss Quinlan was presented with the award of achievement at the commencement exercises. The home was attractively decorated with cut flowers in a color scheme of pink and blue.
 The guests included: MT. and Mrs. John M. Hutchinson, Misses Mary, Alice and Kathleen Hutchinson, Mrs. Jane E. Murphy, Mary E. Murphy, Helen M. Murphy, Timothy Quinlan, MT. and Mrs. Lester Quin- Ian, Mrs. Walter K. Ahearn, Mrs. Mary R. Ryan, Mrs. John M. Riley, Mrs. Raymond Charron, Evelyn Mo- Cam, Mrs. Mary McGowan, Mary Ouinlan and MT. and Mrs. M. J. Quinlan.
 A greenback shower was given re- gently in honor of Miss Mary Sabia at the North End YMCA. The guests included: Mrs. Angelina Briotti, Mrs. Angeline Coviello, Mrs. J. Ricciuti, Mollie Colangelo, Jo- sephine zuella, Mrs. Carmella Janetty, Mrs. Nell Margiotta, Mrs. Mary Mariana, Mrs. Rose Pestone, Mrs. Louisa Stoto, Mrs. S. Musco, Mrs. Salvatore Genovese, Angie Damiano, Mrs. Rose Sabia, Mrs. Gaetano Maccarella, Mrs. Bertha Nido, Mrs. Focco Aufiero, Mrs. M. Polo, Mrs. Mary Libera, Violet De- Paulo, Mrs. Matilda Accosti, Mrs. Rocco Mecca, Mrs. Louisa Rosa, Mrs. Lucy Sartora, Mrs. Rose Car 10, Anna Cassella, Eleanor Sponza, Frances Mildred Rosa, Mrs. Dom- enic Rosa, Anite DiNapoli, Mrs. V. Accousti, Mrs. William Perrotti, Mary Fratangelo, Mrs. Alice Gizzi, Marion Simkus, Mrs. Angeline Mar dozza, Vera Caserio, Mrs. Grace Sileo, Mrs. Carmela Stolfi, Mrs. Carmella Mecca, Mrs. Bertha Yan- nelli, Mrs. Mary Damiano, Sara Caporale, Margaret Caporale, Mill dred Caporale, Mrs. M. Accousti, Mrs. Elinor Gelgauda, Mrs. James Nardozzi, Mrs. Mark Rosa, Mrs. Vincenz Mecca, Thelma Stemm, Mrs. Helen Accousti, Mrs. Michael Capobianco, Mrs. Thomas Colangelo, Mrs. Mary Farina, Mrs. Emma Accousti, Mary Monica, Lillian Bro- nesky, Mrs. Michael Jannitto, Jen- nie Santopietro. Mrs. Francis Me- Grail, Mrs. Salvio, Mrs. William Rosa, Mrs. Mary Aufiero, Rose Ac- cousti, Mrs. Sadie Accousti, Mrs. J. Buonocore, Mrs. Anna Rosa, Mrs. John Laudate, Mrs. Rose Trepicione, Miss Loretta Blais, Gertrude Keen. an, Patricia Kibartis, Hrs. Mary Larrow, Rose Swedlow. Marie Camp bell, Florence Knukulchi, Helen Sauris, Marjorie Smith, Victoria Tartaglia, Anna Stanaisis, Mrs. Olga Sponzo, Helen Rodin, Lillian Halpren. Mrs. Rose Mancini. Anna Kross, Ida Ritucci, Dorothy Tormy Ruth Campbell, Mary Cipriano and Stella Bonecassio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Madison Players
 To Open Season

The Broadway hit, First Lady" by George s. Kaufman and Kath- crime Dayton, will open the season at the Post Road theater, Madison, Monday. Brace Coming is director of the plays this season. Local members of the sponsoring com- mittee include William J. Pape, chairman, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Hart, Mrs. William J. Pape and MT. and Mrs. Julius B. Smith.
 Some of the well known actors and actresses who will assist the Post Road players will be Edgar Barrier, Francesca Pruning, Dor othy Burgess, Jeannette Chinley, Donald Cook, Frank Fenton, Reed Herring, Ian Keith, Elizabeth Love, Frank Lovejoy, Brooks Montgomery, Margaret Perry, Lynn Philips, Vincent Price, James Rem nie, Edith Taliaferro, Ruth Weston and Evelyn Warden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Plans Completed For Dance By Recreation Committee
-Petrosky photo.

being assisted by Al Scovota, Michael Germia, Elmer Youngquist, Al Rei- singer, John Wrenn, George Daly, John McGuire, George Filley and Art Stein.
 Numerous advance reservations have been made for the dance and the committee in charge is making extensive arrangements for its suc- cess.
 The officers of the association in clude: John Wrenn, president and George Daly, secretary and treas urer.
 Plans for the annual picnic o1 Winonah Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows will be made at a meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in Odo Fellows hall. Tentative arrange ments have bene made but they dc not include the date. Card playing will follow the business of the ses- sion,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

Expert bridge playing does not always consist of attempting to win every possible trick. Sometimes rich dividends are paid to the declarer who knows when and how to lose a trick-in order, of course, that the surrendered trick, like bread upon the waters, may return later with little something added that will make an insecure contract cer- tainty.
 Today,s hand is case in point. South had plenty of tricks in his own hand and in dummy to real ize his contract, but unfortunately dummy's hand lacked an entry and declarer was void of the suit in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Weddings

James P. Gallo, son of Mrs. Joseph Gallo of Bank street. The best man was William Perotti and the maid of honor was Miss Constance Granato. The bridesmaids were Mrs Mrs. Mario Fernandez, Mrs. William Perrotti and Miss Anna Leone. The ushers were Mario Fernandez Rocco Rinaldi and Patsy Sasso.
 The bride wore white Spanish lace gown fashioned in redingote style with satin slip showing; and an a finger tip veil of tulle. She carried spray of gardenias, orchids and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore pink shadow lace gown with a blue turban with droop- ing veil that reached her shoulders. She carried a spray of sweet peas and roses. The bridesmaids wore pink gowns and corsages which con- sisted of sweet peas. The brides mother wore royal blue lowered chiffon dress with corSage of gar- denias. The groom's mother wore a blue lowered chiffon dress with corsage of gardenias. A wedding din- ner was given at the home of the bride for members of the immedi- ate families and relatives. The house was prettily decorated with smilaX and roses.
 Guests in attendance were from Brooklyn, N. Y, Yonkers, N. Y, Tor rington, and New Haven.
 The brides gift to her maid of honor was ruby ring and the grooms gift to the best man was a wallet of money.
 The groom is a graduate of Crosby high school. The bridal couple left for an unannounced trip. The bride wore a white and black two-piece dress with black and white access sories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

The Sigma Tau Beta Sorority held its meeting at the home of Miss Mildred Noren, last evening. A dis cussion was held concerning pri- vate dance to be held in the near future. A delicious luncheon was served. The lucky prize winner of the evening was Miss Carolyn Pom ponio.
 Among those present were: Car olyn Pomponio, Anne Naylor, Jennie Cocchiola, Elsie Engratt, Margaret Roberts, Katherine Yarmala, Evelyn Morrissey, and Mildred Noren.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

A new slate of officers will be elected at the dinner meeting of the local chapter of the Alumnae of the College of New Rochelle. The meeting will be held tomorrow eve ming at 8 o'clock at the Curtis House
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

which dummy held the ace and king.
 The count of tricks was two for the defenders and one for the de- clarer, and there remained 10 tricks to play; so declarer could lose only one more trick.
 East won the first two tricks, with the ace and queen of diamonds. He had a difficult choice of leads after that. He decided against a heart return, and finally chose to lead the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

Plans have been completed for the first summer dance of the SS. Peter and Paul Recreation association which will be held on Friday eve- ming. The dance will be held at Three Cups Inn in Meriden.
 William Donovan is chairman of the arrangements committee and is Maria Longo, Mrs. Angelina Peru gini, Mrs. Victoria Perugini, Mrs. Antoinette Perugini, Mrs. Vitoan- gelo Perugini, Mrs. Mary Pesca, Miss Linda Perugini.
 Mrs. Mary Perugini, Mrs. Paul Perugini, Miss Emma Lembo, Miss Ann Lavello, Miss Lena Lembo, Mrs Helena Summa, Mrs. Mary Deschino Miss Edith Lembo, Mrs. Harry Shaw Miss Marge Biondi, Mrs. R. Biondi Rose Mucuaro, Mrs. s. Perugini Miss Julia Perugini, Mrs. Elda Ri- naldi, Mrs. c. Adam, Mrs. Michael Lembo, Mrs. Frank Rinaldi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Derouin Pupils In
 Bi-Monthly Recital

The last of 8 series of bi-month- ly piano recitals of the season was given recently by the pupils of Mrs Lucian Derouin at her home on Lounsbury avenue.
 Lesson attendance prizes were awarded to Rita St. Jean and Ruth Delquist. A memory test prize was awarded to Edna Matthews. Mu- sical games were played with prizes going to Ruth LeCour and Margaret McGrath. Following the recital re- treatments were served by Mrs Derouin.
 The pupils taking part in the program were: George Perreault Peggy Carroll, Ruth LeCour, Flor ence Laliberte, Henrietta May, Edna Matthews, Veronica Diorio, Ruth Dalquist. Roland Massicotte, Marga Darn, Rita St. Jean, Margaret Mo- Grath and Martha Demers.
 Miss Anne Lembo was hostess at shower given in honor of her sis ter, Miss Christine Lembo, whose marriage to Donate Perugini takes place July 5. Those attending were:
 Mrs. Charles Blackman, Mrs. Ray Atkinson, Ann Zukauskas, Helen Zukauskas, Ruth Davis, Carmela Mangini, Stephanie Danbowski, Mrs Bridget Di Napoli, Mrs. Harold Me- Carol, Mrs. Ernest Candle, Mrs Sally Rinaldi, Mrs. Eleanor Tolla Mabel Gelinas, Bernice Anastasia Zigadto, Paulini Valeski, Sophy Stanley, Victoria Kibart, Mrs. Mary Lucian, Mary Knapionsky, Viola Rudenko, Mrs. Rose Ann Barone Betty De Leon.
 Elvira Naclerio, Bertha zervisky Mrs. Louis Lerz, Mrs. Archie Fer nandey, Mrs. Josephine Lerz, Mis. Lena Rinaldi, Wanda Charneski Mamie Perugini, Mrs. Lena Mucuaro Rose Ann Hebert, Jean Piccola, Celis Lembo, Anne Lembo, Simone Adam Lillian Adam, Mrs. Ernest Taran' tino, Mrs. Doniel Mccarthy, Mrs Raymond Peffers, Mrs. James An ton, Mrs. Josephine Longo, Mrs Anne Longo. Mrs. Mary Longo, Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
ANDERsON-JUsLUNsKAs

ANDERSON-JUSLU
 St. Joseph's church was the scene of one of the prettiest June we'd dings Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock when Rev. Joseph Valentajus uni ted Miss Mary Juslunskas, daughter of Mrs. Mary Juslunskas of Hill street and William V. Anderson of North Main street in marriage. The altar was beautifully decorated with deep red, pink and white carna- tions and ferns. During the nuptial high mass Miss Lillian Brennan sang Ave Maria" and Alexander Alexis accompanied at the organ.
 The bride, given in marriage by her brother, wore a suit of white silk Balm beach cloth, peach colored silk lace blouse and white accessories to match. A corsage o1 tea roses, babies breath, lilies of the valley and bridal fern completed the ensemble. Miss Ruth JuSliuskas sister of the bride was her sole at- tendant. She was attired in an ecru colored suit similar to that of the bride, with white accessories. Her corsage consisted of pink roses, lilies of the valley and bridal fern. MT. Anderson chose Louis Grasso as best man.
 After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride at which 100 of the bride and groom's friends attended. The home was beautifully decorated in bou- quets of roses, snapdragons, ferns and jasmine. Later in the day MT. Anderson and his bride left on a wedding trip through the New Eng land states. The bride is associated with the Lux Clock Inc. The groom is with the Chase Metal works.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

June Clayworth, M-G-M acress, worked for three months for stock company, playing small roles, and received ten dollars, or an equival- ent of eleven cents a day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in last evenings ses- sion of the Elton Contract club were: Mrs. E. J. Nelson and Joseph Sullivan, 98 and Mrs. A. s. Jourdan and Mrs. Richard Goedeck, 94; Mary c. Buckley and Mrs. M. J. Darcey, 91 1-2; and East and West: Fred Strong and w. P. Green, Jr., 103; Mrs. Frank O'Donnell and Mrs. B. A. Collins, 95 1-2, and Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Stettbacher, 94 1-2.
 The standing to date includes: Nielson-Sullivan, 597; Jourdan- Goedecke, 578 and ODonnell-C Col lins, 539. f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Weddings
Contract Bridge
ELTON CoNTRACr CLuR

The final session of the City Championship for ladies sponsored by the Elton Contract Club under the direction of Mrs. William Sher- man Smith was held yesterday afts ernoon. Winners of the tournament were: Mrs. A. G. Deraing and Mrs. Richard Goedecke, 3931s Mrs. Wall ter Norton and Mrs. Leon Lovejoyl 386 1-2, Mrs. Walter Woods and Mrs. Phillip Smaller, 376.
 Winners for the afternoon award were: Mrs. Louis Lougee and Mrs. Helen Clark. Pairs making high scores in yesterdays session were: Deming -Goedecke, 160 1-2; Lougee Clark, 131; Bonner - LaVigne, 129 1-2 and Woods Smaller, 127.