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Miss Winkelman and
Mr.. Wallace Married.

ON MONDAY, June 7, the wedding
of Miss Thelma G.. Winkelman
and Mr.. Ledley A. Wallace took place
The ceremony was performed at s
O'Clock at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, Sixth and A streets north
east, by the Rev. John Compton Ball
after which followed a reception at
the home of the brides parents.
While the guests were assembling
Miss Ann Sorba sang several selec-
tons, accompanied at the organ by
Mrs, Harry Mockabee The church
was decorated with palms and fern
and lighted candles, and the family
peWs were marked with white ribbon.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Charles Winkel-
man, and chose a gown of lace over
taffeta, made on princess lines with
full train, stand-up collar and sleeves
that were full to the elbow and fitted
from there down to points over the
hands. The only trimming were the
buttons that began at the neck and
extended to the end of the gown and
pearl pin which was worn at the
neck Of the gown. Her veil was a
double, off-the-face type. A short
veil covered her face and was held in
place at the back of her head by q
spray of orange blossoms from which
began the second veil, this worming
long, flowing train of tulle. She car
ried an arm shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley
She had as her matron of honor
her sister-in-laW, Mrs Charles Win
kelman, whose gown of hyacinth net
over taffeta, was similar to that of
the brides. She wore mittens and a
sandals were peach to correspond with
the trimmings on her gown.
The attendants were tie brides
three sisters, Mrs. James Faulkner,
Mrs. Fred Williamson, Mrs. John
Harris, and friend, Miss Lorena
Hudlow. The bridesmaids gowns of
lace-net over taffeta, were fitted to
the waist with very swinging skirt,
puffed sleeves, and they wore wide
sashes, to correspond with their
gowns. Their mittens were of the
same shade and the small bands OF
flowers were OF the same shade as
their sashes. Mrs. Faulkner's gown
was yellow, with the green sash, and
she carried yellow roses; Mrs. Will
Hanson wore green with yellow, and
carried talisman roses; Mrs. Harris,
blue with pink, and carried pink roses,
and Miss ludlow, pink with blue,
and carried talisman roses.
Mr.. William B. Wallace, jr.,
brother of the bridegroom, was best
man, and the ushers were the Messrs.
Fred Williamson, brother-in-law OF
the bride; William Huntley, Nelson
Wick and George Buckley.
Mrs. Bucheler, mother of the
bride, wore gown Of green lace and
. shoulder- corsage Of yellow roses,
while Mrs. Wallace, mother Of the
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Price, recording secretary; Mrs. A. B.
McManus, corresponding secretary:
Mrs. j. F. Macoughtry, treasurer, and
Mrs. Shannon Butts, assistant treas
urer.
Mrs. J. C. Freeland, Mrs. Albert
H. Coster, Mrs Walter A. Brown and
Mrs Ben R. Webster were named 10
the Board of Managers. Mrs. Lamont
Williamson was made an honorary
member OF the board.
Mrs. Robertson was named presi-
dent emeritus of the board.
Mrs. Mitchell has been on the board
for II years. She has served as first
vice president, second vice president
and secretary. She is team captain
with the Community Chest and served
on the committee which organized
school lunches. She also is member
Of the Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Nicaragua has employed an Ameri-
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send and the lstter's daughter, Miss
Bobby Stone.

send and the lstter's daughter, Miss
Bobby Stone.
Mrs. Spain was extensively enter
tanned before leaving Washington for
Seattle and among those who gave
parties for her were Miss Florence
Contee Wright, who was hostess At
tea at the Chevy Chase Club; Miss
Beatrice Spain, sister Of the BRIDE
groom, who gave luncheon for her
at the Willard; a lawn party and
shower OF Miss Alice Ahalt at her
Arlington Ridge home, when Miss
Florence Cast, Miss Madeline Wright
and Miss Lucy Wright were joint
hostesses with Miss Ahalt; a luncheon
and shower Of Miss Barbara Blair in
her Chevy Chase home, and a tea
which Miss Anne Claude gave. The
hostesses, except Miss Spain, were all
classmates Of the bride at the Ma
tional Cathedral School.
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present an inferno in Emergency HI
pital, Washington.
Miss Bliley WEEDS Son
OF Former French Consul,

NAW0 A$AhCy VIVID GUN
OF Former French Consul.
THE wedding Of Miss Grace Cecilia
Bliley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Benjamin Bliley Of Richmond,
and Mr. Augustus Joseph Simonpietri,
jr., son Of the former French Consul
at Richmond. took place Wednesday
morning. The ceremony was per-
formed at 1890 o'clock in St. Pauls
Catholic Church In Richmond, the
Rev. Conrad c. HofYner of1ciating.
The Rev. Vincent S. Waters, chancel-
lor Of the diocese; the Rev. William A.
O'Hara, and the Rev. Louis A. Rowen
we're In the sanctuary. The altar had
clusters of white lilies, and gypso-
phelia, and In the sanctuary were
palms and fern.
The bride entered the church with
her father. Her gown was Vionnet
model, In white satin, fashioned on
the princess lines, with quilting on
top Of the pulled sleeves Her veil Of
illusion fell from 4 fitted cap with
halo, and was trimmed with orange
blossoms. She carried an arm-shower
bouquet Of stephanotis and gardenias.
Mrs. Norman Reekes was matron
Of honor for her sister and was
Eowned in Nile green mousseline de
sole, with full puf1ed sleeves. She
carried 4 bouquet Of Spring flowers.
The bridemaids, Miss Rose Marie
Simonpietri and Miss Ruth Collins,
wore the same kind OF gown as the
matron OF honor, in peach
Mr.. Simonpietri had as his best
man his brother, DR.. Andre c. Simon
pietri Of the University OF Maryland.
His ushers were Mr.. Leroy B. Bliley,
the brides brother; Mr. Herman Beck
stof1er and Mr.. Robert Hayes
Mooney
A reception was held in the home
OF the brides parents for the mem
bers OF the wedding party, members
OF the two families, and the out-of-
town guests. Mr.. and Mrs Simon
pietri left shortly after the recep-
ton for two-week's tour Of the Do
minion Of Canada, and will return
'A~ ~A'> NASaV AuhCc AIlu I1lC AOl[O0-
dacks. They will make their home
at Westchester, Va.
Among the out-of-tovn quests ver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Buzzell Of Atlantic
CITY, Mr.. Anthony A. Simonpietri OF
San Juan. Porto Rico; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Beuchart and Miss Minnie
Condrey OF Washington, D. c.: Mr..
George Freeman Pollock, the father
OF the Shenandoah National Park" Of
Skyland. Va and Washington, D. C.:
Mr.. Elmer Noyes, Mr.. Charles w
Lewis and Mr. Wallace J. .Dyar Of
Skyland, Va; Mr.. Bernard Faunt le
Roy and Mrs. Benjamin A. Brown Of
Culpeper, Va; Mrs. A. J. Wray of
Glasgow. Va; Mr. and Mrs. Garland
James and Mrs. William T. James Of
Crewe. Va. and Mrs. Helen Roberts
OF New York City.
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Leopold Roberts Wedding
June 4 Is Announced,

The marriage Of Miss G. w. Roberts
to Mr. M. F. Leopold is an
nounced. The wedding took place
Friday, June 4, in Baltimore. The
bride is daughter OF Mrs. j. T..
Roberts Of Baltimore, where the bride
was active in the social activities of
her native city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold are at home
in their apartment in Trinity Towers
until the first Of next week when
they will 60 to Sherwood Forest for
the Summer. In the Autumn they
will return to Washington where Mr..
Leopold is on duty as safety en-
glneer OF the United States Bureau
Of Mines.
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Del Wig ~ years
as president. Mrs.
Robertson first
was elected in
1916. serving un-
TIL 1921. S h e
again was elected
In 1923 and has
h e ! d the post
since then.
Other officers
named Fri d a y
were Mrs. F.. M.
Kerby, first vice
president, Mrs. r.
C. Marcill, second
vice president;
Mrs. George M.
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MRS. F. G. MITCHELL
NAMED BOARD HEAD
Mrs. Kerby Is Elected Vice Presi.
dent of Crittenton Home
Groun

Mrs. Fred G. Mitchell, 1929 Ban-
croft place, Friday. was elected presi-
dent Of the Board of Managers of the
Florence Crittenton Home at the
boards annual meeting.
She will succeed Mrs. Thomas z.
Robertson, who has resigned after
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grain ribbon, respectively. Their pic
ture hats were made OF horsehair
braid and tulle to match the trim
mings Of the dresses and their bou-
quets were Talisman roses and baby's
breath.
Mr.. Thomas A. Moffatt acted as
best man, and the ushers we're MIR.
Ebert Morgan, Mr.. Wilmer Jasper,
Mr.. Allen Spurrier and Mr.. Daniel
Lee.
Immediately following the cere-
mony. reception for over 100 guests
was held at the home of the brides
parents, at which Mrs. Lippert, the
mother Of the bride, assisted She
wore an afternoon gown of beige and
a corsage Of brown orchids. Mrs.
Mercer, the bridegrooms mother. also
was in the receiving line, wearing a
black gown and corsage of red
roses and gardenias. During the re-
ception. the bride cut her three -tiered
wedding cake with her fathers sword.
After the reception, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mercer left for a wedding trip to
New England. For travelling, the
bride wore a costume Of aqua and
brown, with brown accessories and a
corsase of white roses and lilies Of
the valley. When they return, they
Will live In heir new home at Peacock
Alley, Indian Springs Park, Md.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wink, aunt and uncle of the
bride; Mr.. Albert B. Bristow. grand
father OF the bride, all of GEORGETOWN,
DEL: Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Lowman.
aunt and uncleof the bridegroom; Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Vansant, brother-in-
law and sister OF the BRIDEGROOM.
and their family, all Of Mt. Airy,
Md, and Miss Lucia Booth of New
York City.
Harman-Sherron Wedding
Took Place in Durham. NC.
MISS ELIZABETH sHERRoN
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. r. J..
Sherron Of Durham, N. c.. was mar
RED to Mr.. Smith Harman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. v. Harman of Sal
ford, Pa Saturday afternoon, June S.
The wedding took place on the lawn
OF the home Of the brides aunt.
Mrs. F. E. Southerland at Durham
the Rev. DR.. Ira D. s. Knight of the
First Baptist Church at Durham,
ofnclatlng at 4 o'clock Miss Eliza
beth Barnett Of Syracuse, N. Y. sang
before the ceremony, accompanied by
Mrs. w. T. Carpenter, who also played
the wedding marches.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and wore white NOUS
seine de sole fashioned with a red
1ngote with long sleeves and a short
train. Her small hat was of net and
braid and she carried an arm bouquet
OF white flowers.
Miss Nellie Bishop OF Durham was
maid of honor, her costume being
OF green and she carried rosebuds.
Miss Eleanore Thorburn Of St. Bene-
dlct, Pa, was bridesmaid and was
dressed in yellow and carried fow-
ers of the same color.
Mr.. r. J. Sherron, jr, of Durham
was best man and the ushers in
cluded Mr.. Philip J. Curran of Will
Transport, Pa, and Mr. Everett E.
Rlvercomb OF Mclean, Va.
The ceremony was preceded by
breakfast at the Marigold Inn near
Durham and after the ceremony a
reception was held in the home of
Mrs. Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harman will be at
home at 34l4 Wilson boulevard III
Clarendon, Va, after their wedding
trip. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Harman
were graduated from the Duke Uni
versity in 1885.
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bridegroom, wore a gown of blue chif-
fon and corsage Of pink roses.
Later in the evening Mr.. Wallace
and his bride left on a wedding trip
by motor to Niagara Falls. Mrs.
Wallace's travelling costume was
Navy tailored suit of Congo cloth,
with which she wore a white blouse
and white accessories.
The bride and bridegroom will be
at home to their friends after June
20, at 37l0 Bangor street southeast.
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Wallace, ST.,
mother and father of the bridegroom,
Of Mechanicsville, Md; Mrs. John
Harris, sister of the bride, of New
York; Mrs. Allen T. Sparrow, Nor
folk, Va; Mrs. William B. Wallace,
Jr, Lanham, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Burroughs, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dixon, all of Mechanicsville, Md.
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Miss Morrison Wed
To DR.. Knott.
AAISS MAPV ND

M 1oS MARY FRANCES MORR1-
SON. daughter Of Mr. and Mr.,
Guy Morrison Of near Kearneysyille
W. va, and DR.. William Luther Knott
OF washington were married At tn.
nome OF the bride Thursday morning
with the Rev. J. c. B. Mclaughlin Of
onepherdstown. w. Va, Presbyter,an
pastor, officiating.
The bride was attired in a navv b,e
crepe travelling costume with blue ac-
oessories, with which she wore a cor.
sage OF orchids and lilies of the valley
Inc house was decorated with hlue
ana yellow garden flowers.
A1ter a wedding breakfast Dr. and
MRS. Knott left for Canada by motor
A1ter July l they will be at home At
Queen, N. c., where DR.. Knott will he
located at the Veterans Hospital
Mrs. Knott is a graduate of sh.n-
nerostown High School and Shepherd
state Teachers College at Shepherds
Kearneysville. "
Dr. Knott, son of DR.. Charlie, q
Knott OF Washington, is a graduate Of
George Washington University in
1880, with his medical degree there in
1884, and is member of Alpha Kappa
Kappa Medical Fraternity. He is at
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Miss Earle and Mr.. Orr
Married At Home Weddinr
MISS RAE TORENcr e.


Mr.. Kenneth Louis Orr u.re
married Friday, June in the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
CHARLES P. Earle at 403 G Street N. W.
The Rev. DR.. Alfred E. Barrovs pastor
OF the Eastern Presbyterian Church
onlciated at noon. An improvised altar
was arranged with palms, fern, baskets
OF white peonies and pink gladioluses.
Miss Dorothy Reddish sang accom-
panied by Miss Robinson, who later
played the wedding marches,
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore hyacinth blue
chiffon made with full skirt, short
pulled sleeves and her hat and veil
matched. She carried briarcliff roses
and blue delphinium.
Miss Grace Earle was maid of honor
Tor her sister wearing shell pink lace
over satin and carried talisman roses
Little Joan Margaret Kenney of
Duchess County, N. Y, was flower
girl for her cousin scattering rose
petals in the path of the bride. DR..
William Lambert was best man.
A wedding breakfast and informal
reception followed after which Mr. And
Mrs. Orr left for a wedding trip to
North Carolina. the bride wearing 4
travelling suit Of navy blue trimmed
with White and white accessories.
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and the bridegroom is a graduate OF
the University OF Maryland.
Out-of-town guests included Mrs
John F. Werlich. mother Of the bride
groom and Mr.. John Werlich OF Mid
dletown, Va; Mrs. Shepherd Fieldl
OF BluntstoWn, Fla. and Mrs. GuX
Trussell OF Stephens City, Va.
Martin Ashley
Wedding Announced.
MR.. AND MRS. GLENN w. ASH
LEY announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Catherine Elizabe
to Mr.. Daniel Walter Martin OF Chi
cago on Wednesday morning At st.
Gabriels Church.
Miss Greenlaw and
Mr.. Campbell Married.
THE wedding of Miss Fern MurIe
Greenlaw, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Price M. Greenlaw. to Mr.
Joseph S. Campbell, Sd, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph S. Campbell OF
Medford. Mass, took place in the
Grace Baptist Church Thursday eve
ming at o'clock, the Rev w. 3. KIM
performing the ceremony. Several Sc
lections were rendered before the
ceremony by Miss Virginia Furr, cousin
Of the bride.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore a graceful
and becoming gown Of white lace
over satin. Her veil was OF net and
lace, held in place by a coronet OF
pearls, and she carried shower
bouquet Of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
The maid Of honor was Miss Mar
garet Cussler Of Washington, who
wore gown OF yellow lace over taf1eta
OF the same shade. Her hat was a
turban of taffeta and tulle. She car.
RED a bouquet Of pink roses and blue
delphinium
MISS Margaret Wiley and Mn. w
Wln1ord Adamson, also Of Washington
were bridesmaids. Their dresses were
OF blue and pink mousseline de sole
over taf1eta OF the same shade. Their
mats, OF the same shade as their
dresses, were like that of the maid
OF honor, and they carried bouquets of
yellow roses and blue delphinium,
Mr. Frank Campbell, brother of
the bridegroom, was best man and
.he ushers were Mr.. William Camp
bell, another brother Of the bride
groom, and Mr.. Price D. Greeniaw
brother Of the bride.
a reception was held at the home
OF the brides parents, 3ll4 Pennsyl-
,shia avenue southeast, after which
Mi ana MRS. Campbell left for q
wedding trip to Bermuda, the brid,
wearing dark blue silk dress uit y
White recdingote and white acc...o-
ries.
MY. and Mrs Campbell will be at
nome after July S at 3ll4 p.nn.vl.
vania avenue southeast.
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Wedding Of Miss Willis and
Ensign Spain Is Announced.

Mr.. AND MRS. THOMAS CApEI,
WILLIS announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Nancy Russell, to
Ensign Omar Norman Spain, jr., U.
S. N, Thursday, June 10. in Seattle
Wash. The ceremony was performed
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Norquist. the Rev Mr.. Werland, rector
OF the Epiphany Church, of1ciating at
$50 o'clock.
The bride wore a simple costum.
OF white crepe fashioned with 4 bolero
jacket and wide brimmed picture hat
OF white. Miss Alice Ahalt of Arlinp-
ton, Va, was maid OF honor and En.
sign John Payne, U. S. ~, was best
man.
A dinner party followed the Wedding
at the Olympic Hotel, and later Ensign
and Mrs. Spain left for a wedding trim
which includes a cruise through
Canadian waters and a stav In the
Canadian Rockies near Banf1
Miss Ahalt accompanied the bride n
the West Coast and is remaining ther.
as the guest Of Capt. and Mrs. Town
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Beth Ell Lawn Fete.

A lawn fete and bazaar will be
given by Beth Ell Sisterhood June
70 and "a, at 702 Jefferson street,
1t was announced today.
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with contrasting accessories and mad
with contrasting accessories, and had
ried arm bouquets of roses.
Mr.. Joseph Henry Regan of Bridge
port, Conn, was best man and the
ushers included Mr.. John Wolfe and
Mr.. Hugh Lynch.
A wedding breakfast followed i'm
mediately in the home of the brides
parents for only the members of the
two families. the wedding party and
few intimate friends. Mrs. Freeny,
mother of the bride, who received the
guests, wore white silk suit with a
large white hat and a corsage bouquet
Of gardenlas.
Out-of-toWn guests included Mr.. j.
Omar Cole Miss Kate Cole, Mrs Ruth
Cole, Mr.. Samuel Cole, Miss Mary King,
Mrs. Ryan and DR.. and Mrs Hugh
Eikesberry of Peru, Ind; Miss Mary
Ellen McCaffrey and Miss Rachael
McCaffery of Asheville, N. c.. Mr. W.
G.. Troxler of Miami, Fla, and Mr.
Murray Robinson Of Schenectady, N. Y.
Miss Fitzgerald
Bride Of Mr.. Garner.
MRS. JAMES EDMUND FITZ-
GERALD announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Mary Theresa,
to Mr., Noah Garner, jr., of Atlanta,
GA, The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Lawrence J. Kelly, S. j.,
pastor of st. Aloysius Church, Tues
day morning at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Ralph P. Dunn. sister of the
bride. was her only attendant and
Mr. Edward E. Garner served as
best man for his brother.
After breakfast at the MayfoWer
Hotel, Mr.. and Mrs. Garner left for
New York, whence they sailed in
the Queen Mary for wedding trip
in Europe.
Upon their return, Mr.. and Mrs.
Garner will make their home in At
lanta.
Helen Virginia Smith
Bride of John Duvall.
IN THE presence OF relatives and
close friends, Miss Helen Virginia
Smith and Mr.. John Claggett Duval
were married at noon on Wednesday,
in beautiful old Trinity Episcopal
Church in Saint Mary's City, Nd
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Nelson Maconomy, longtime
friend of the brides family, and rector
of the church. The organ was played
by Mrs. Nelson Maconomy, and Mr..
Edward Maconomy sang during the
service
The bride was attended by Miss
Kitty Reese Of Alexandria, Va, and
Mr.. Robert Burton was best man.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Harrison Smith of the
Toronto Apartments, formerly Of
Huntington, w. Va, and was given
IN marriage by her father.
Mrs. Duvall is graduate OF George
Washington University, where she
was member of Pi Phi Sorority.
She is an accomplished pianist
Mr.. Duvall was born and reared
IN Georgetown, attended Western
High school, and is a gradua. of the
college of engineering, University of
Maryland. He is connected with the
National Park Service. He is the
son Of the late Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore S. Duvall of 1862 Mintwood
place northwest
After July l, the young couple will
be at home to their friends at 1910
New Hampshire avenue, northwest.
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Nicaragua has employed an Amerl-
can economic and financial adviser.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-05
NURSES TO HEAR
 ANNE GOODRICH
Waterbury Sends Large Delegation to Middle
 town Today

Former dean of the Yale School of Nursing, Anne Goodrich, will be the principal speaker at the quar- terly meeting of the State Nurses association this afternoon end to- night at the First Methodist church in Middletown. The subject of her address will be Where are going in nursing" This city will be represent ed by delegations from the Visiting Nurses association, St. Mary's and the Waterbury hospitals.
 Members of the Visiting Nurses association planning to attend are Florence Anderson, Mildred BoweS, Nellie Cook, Margaret Ellsworth, Hilda Ericsson ana Dorothy Carroll.
 The delegation representing the Waterbury hospital includes Mabel McVicker, superintendent of nurses, Marjorie Maisner and Dorothea Schuster, assistants; G. Marion Hol- land and Ida Meyer, instructors; Mary Kupstis, night supervisor, sev- eral other supervisors and head | nurses.
 During the progress of the meet ing Miss Florence Hoyt of this city will deliver one of the instructive talks having to do with nursing. . St. Mary's hospital will also be represented by a large group.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-05
TORSO FOuND

IOhSU EUUND Cleveland, May 5.-(UP.-A miss
 ing part of the torso of Cleveland's
 eighth decapitation murder victim a woman-was found today in Lake
 Erie 10 weeks after the discovery of the rest of the body.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-05
ACCORDION STARS
 TO GIVE CONCERT
Charles NunziO to Be Fea- tured on Program Sat=
 urday Evening

Charles Nunzio, accordion artist who has played with several of the country's leading bands, and who has broadcast frequently over the Columbia and National Broadcast ing Co. radio hook-ups, will be one of the featured artists at the first Accordion Band concert which will be given Saturday evening at St Joseph's auditorium under the di- rection of the Domenic Mecca school of this city. Nunzio will play his own conception of Franz Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2" and the popular "Tea For Two".
 The personnel of the accordion band has been announced by di- rector Mecca as follows:
 Chester Aldakowski, Bert Ander- son, John Barna, Victor Bartus, Lu- cille Burney, Raymond Capowich Charles Caputa, Rudy Caputa, Ja, Marie Celozzi, Edio Forchelli, Dolly Litro, Pauline Persio, Caroline Grant, Thomas Finlay, Fred Persio, Helene Griner, Lucian Laneville, Oliver Hales, Mike Davino.
 Hugo Paoloni, Billy Harrington, Victor Kiudulas, Gladys Schofield, Dolores Muccino, Justine Snyder, John Ruberto, Marie Celozzi, Dom- chic Sonny" Verraster, Frank Kar- velis. Harriet Loomis, Harry Loomis, John Fisher, Jr., Romeo Riccardi. Charles Caputa, Rudy Caputa IT.. Walter Kartasasich, Vito Dicasolis, Joe zuyuus, Patsy Digliani, Victor Bartus, Walter Montville, Harold Shallet, Walter Haldes, Selma Gold berg, Joe Petruccione, Domenic N Mecca, Anthony Mecca, Joseph Skeebey, Valerian Marcus.