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Evening star., 1937-08-01

design is marred bv the initials u. S.
intertUined in monogram which too
closely resembles the dollar sign to
be in good taste
Only 100000 copies Of the souve-
mir sheet printing Of the l0-cent Parks
stamp. sche duled to be issued for the
convention of the Society Of Philatelic
Americans at Asheville August IS.
have been ordered
Secretary Of the Interior Ickes IA
vors designs showing native arts and
crafts for the proposed Indian series
DR.. Ellis HaWorth. former president
OF the Washington Philatelic Society,
is planning trip abroad Immediately
after the closing OF Catholic Univer-
sity Summer School, in which he has
been teaching.
Ralph E. Smith, associated with
Alden H Whitney in the Stamp Mart
since 1885. is returning to his former
home in Omaha He leaves Washing
ton today. Friends testified to their
affection and respect for him by Civ
ing nm an engraved silver plate as
souvenir OF his stay in the Capital
Inc presentation was made at a
luncheon at the Hotel HARRINGTON on
Tuesday. Among those in attendance
were Mrs. Catherine L. Manning
Philip Simms Warren. Albert p
kunze. John r. Ewell Gerard Ten
Eyck Beeckman. Robert A. Truax
Col. B. B. Wilcox. Daniel Reichput
MIS-. Grace L. Mcknight Mrs. John
q. Nichols, R. E. Mullen. O. F. Beeder
Mrs. w. F. Hoppe, Mr.. and Mrs
Whitney and Mrs. Smith
Herman BOcorselski will spend his
summer holiday at Joegins Bridge.
Nova Scotia. He expects to return to
Washington in September.
Charles R. Goetz a nonresident
member of the Washington Philatelic
Society, died suddenly in New York
on Friday, July % He was the pro-
prletor OF the Elk Stamp Co.. Brook
!yn. for many years, and more recently
mad been associated with the Scott
Stamp G Coin Co.
Add to the list of active local Junior
Evening star., 1937-08-01
stamp collectors the name OF Hugh
l.. Weaver, Friendship Heights, Md.

stamp collectors the name OF Hugh
L. Weaver, Friendship Heights, Md.
The Souvenir Issues Association
has been organized for the service of
phllatelists interested in miniature
sheets. DR.. Charles H. Evans is presi-
dent; Henry L. Logan, vice president,
Charles T. Schmitt. treasurer. and
Franklin r. Burns, jr.: James H. Reel
and Elliott M. Walton directors. In
quiries may h addressed TO r. l..
Cullum, secretary, IS Hamilton road
Glen Ridge, N. J.
Oswood D. Yopp. 5l6 West Thirty
ninth street Savannah. Ga, will
service covers for special fights from
80 towns during George Airmail week,
beginning August O. Envelopes must
bear Scent airmail postage and cent
for each is required to cover forward
ing expense. Closing date Tuesday.
DR. HawOrth has been appointed
chairman of committee to arrange
an exhibition for the Washington
Philatelic Society during the coming
season. With him will serve Charles
H. Vaughan. Mr. Ewen, Mr.. Kunze
and Mrs Manning
II also has been announced that
Judge David D. Caldwell has been
named chairman Of committee to
prepare program for the celebration
OF the centennial of the postage stamp
in May. 1910. His associates are Mr.
Warren Mr. Beeckman. William C.
Bond and Miss Irene M Pistorio.
Ernest A. kehr stamp editor Of the
New York World Telegram. is phila-
telic adviser for the National Stamp
Exhibition to be held under the aus
pices OF the New York Museum of
Science and Industry. r. c. A. Build
ing, 30 Rockefeller plaza, Radio City,
October to 10. Washington collec-
tors desiring to exhibit are invited to
communicate with him promptly.
Random House. Inc. announces
publication of Lost Covers" a phila-
telic romance by Edna Turpin. The
book is lavishly Illustrated by Victor
Perard. 1t also contains reproduc-
tions Of rare Confederate stamps lent
by August Dietz, publisher of Stamp
and Cover Collectors Review Rich
mond.
Don Grieve. stamp editor of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer, writes: "A
hero Of the RuSSo-JapaneSe war, Gen.
Maresuke Noei. is pictured on a low
value OF the new Japanese pictorial
set which is the result of the increased
postal rates recently put into effect
In the war With China. 1894, Gen
No9i commanded a brigade at Port
Arthur Ten years later he led the
army Japan sent to recapture this
fortress from the Russians Thousands
Of japanese, including Nosl's two sons.
died in the siege Every morning the
roll of killed and wounded was
brought to the commanders mud
hut near the front lines. and he
read the names Of the friends he
had trained. When the war ended,
Nogi did not Join in the victory
rejoicing. 1t has cost us too dearly ;
he said.
Back in Toxic in 1905, Nogi had
honors heaped upon him. He was
raised from baron to count. When
Emperor Meiji died in September,
1912, Nogi was a prominent mourner
The artillery doomed a salute over
Toxic as the imperial funeral cortege
lett the palace and at that moment.
Nogl knelt on the mating floor of
Evening star., 1937-08-01
BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT

The Northwest Territory commence
rative" might have been a truly beau
tiful stamp, Designs were prepared
| which were much more definitely at
traCtive, But some unknown hand,
still anonymous. preferred the con-
I fused and unlovely composition with
which the Nation. including an un-
determined number OF collectors, now
is familiar.
| officials, it should be mentioned tina.
/ they deplore the approved design As
| much as any outside critic A similar
| observation may be registered in be-
| half Of the artists OF the Bureau of
| Engraving and Printing. who perforce
were obliged to stultify their genius.
| President Roosevelt personally chose
| the design for the Constitution COM
| memorative," TO be issued September
| is. AS previously announced. the
| central vlgnette will show repro
| duction of a painting by Junius Brutus
Stearns l8l0 l885)-the Constitu-
| tional Convention in the act of sign
ing the official copy of the Constitution.
currently enshrined in the Library of
/ Congress
CurlouSly. the Chief Executives de-
! ciSiOn was reached without regard to
! the ownership of the original painting.
Only after the selection had been made
was the proprietor consulted He gave
( his consent. however. Immediately. For
purposes of record his name is Clar-
ence Dillon. New York banker, head Of
the firm of Dillon. Read Il Co.
Spokesman for the philatelic frater-
nifty. bv the way. have petitioned the
Post Office Department to Stipulate
that the Constitution stamp should be
printed on f1at-bed presses rather than
rotary. This request was fled in the
interest of a more satisfactory product.
It was illustrated by citation Of the two
varieties Of the Mothers day COM
memorative" OF l934-one Of which is
clear and bright; the other conspicu-
ously muddy
The forthcoming Alaska territorial
stamp probably will show a reproduce
tiCn of Emanuel Leutze's universally
celebrated painting representing Sec
retary of State William H. Seward
engaged in signing the treaty with
Russia March 30. 1867.
1t is understood that the stamp for
Puerto Rico will depict the admin
istration building at San Juan.
St. Thomas Harbor, it is expected.
will be the subject Of the Virgin Is
lands stamp.
The Virginia Dare commemorative"
Evening star., 1937-08-01

The Virginia Dare commemorative
should be a handsome stamp, but the
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
UNA POSTAL DE FELIPE
ROJAS

Felipe Rojas, un joven de
Tampa que combate en- las fl
las del ejercito de la Rep1bli
ca Espanola, miembro del pri-
mer battalion de la Brigada
Mixta No. "a, nos manda des-
de ell frente de Madrid una tar
jeta que dice: "Sr. Victoriano
Manteiga. Estimago amigo:
Me alegrare que Sc encuentre
bien al recibo de esta postal.
Yo estoy bien. Me encuentro
en- ell frente de Madrid. lie man
do una postal que recuerda a
los fascistas que jamas podran
cortar la Inca Valencia-Ma
drid. No la cortaran. No pasa-
ran. En- ell sector de Jarama Sc
halla mi brigada, la "a, elogia
da en- muchas ocasiones por ell
gobierno. Sc despide de listed,
su amigo, Felipe Rojas."
Agradecemos la carta de es.
tie valiente miliciano.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
NOTAS NCIME
(Por A MontotQ)

Gutierrez, DIR. Manuel Perez,
DR.. Shtiaso Paniello, Or, Abe
lardo Martorell, DR.. Amado
Mas, Antonio Ferrara, Antonio
Gonzalez (Nin), Marcelino Pc
rez, Luis Lopez, Julio Cacciato-
re, Jess Fernando y Casimlro
Suarez, contestando a todos con
frases inspiradas por ell senti-
miento de gratitud, Ell homena-
eado Carlos Barbas, que estuvo
nspiradfsimo en- susmodestia.
Ell resumen 10 hizo Ell presi :
'ente de la Comisi6n Organiza-
iora, Sr. Indalecio Llama, que
e expres6 en- terminus enco-
liastico en- grade semo para ell
}racticante del Centre Asturia-
no, de g1ien dijo, esperaba yer
convertible en- futura gloria de
IA ciencia medica para prestigio
lie la colonia espanola de Tam
pa.
Tambien Ell Sr. Antonio Con-
zalez (Nin), estuvo inspiradisi-
mo en- sus elogios al senior Bar
bias, diciendo que no Sc escucha-
ban mas que frases de encomio
de todos los medicos con quie-
mes habia trabajado en- los diez
amos que lleva de practicante
del Sanatorio Asturiano.
Una orquesta americana, con
un simpatico pequeno cantante,
ameniz6 la comida.
I'm precioso ramo de flores
que adornaba la mesa fue envia
do como tribute de admiration
a la esposa del homenajeado,
Sra. Della Barbas, terminando
ell banquete en- medic de la ma
yor algeria con ell gaitero Ave-
limo Ordieres e~jecutando aires
asturianos que eran coreados
por la mayoria de los presentes
Hasta ell autom6vil que lie a.
guardaba a la puerta fue acorn.
panado Carlos Barbas cuandc
se retiraba deseandole todos sus
amigos un triunfo resonante en-
sus estudios Y Ipronto regreso Q
esta ciudad donde tantas sim
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
CONSULADO DE ESPANA
EN- TAMPA, FLORIDA

Senior Director de La Gaceta,
Tampa, Fla.
Muy senior milo v distinguish
amigo: La Embajada de Espa-
ia en- Washington enterada del
exito que ha tenido en- Tampa la
Romeria de la Ambrlancia, me
trasmite sus felicitaciones ex-
presando una vez mas SUI pro :
funda gratitud y la de nuestro
Gcbierno a todos cuantos han
coadyuvado con sus esfuerzos v
donativos a tan lisonjero result
tado.
Lo que cumplo ell deber de DO
ner en- conocimiento de todos
los que han tornado y siguen to-
mando inter6s en- cooparar al
triunfo final de nuestra patria.
Tampa, Fla, 81 de JUNO de
1887.
Ell Canciller Encargado,
GastGvo Jmenez.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
LAS TROPAS VASCAS Sc.
HAN A 3
MILLAS DE BILBAO

Madrid, JUNO 21.-Comuni
can de Francia que las tropas
facciosas pasan por Bilbao y 81
guen por la carretera con la es
peranza de llegar a Santander.
Los jefes insurgentes conside-
ran necesaria la toma de San
lander para abastecer de aqua
a Bilbao.
Dfcese que las tropas vas
cas- Sc han atrincherado a tres
millas de Bilbao para seguir
resistiendo a los invasores.
En- la Ciudad Universitaria
explot6 hoy una nina puesta
por las milicias leales en- los
atrincheramientos de los fac
ciosos. La explosion divide en-
QoS Ell edlflcl0 del Hospital CH
nico. Los fascistas tuvieron mu
chas bajas.
Alemania, manteniendo la
farsa de la no-intervenci6n, pi-
de de Francia, Inglaterra e TIA
liza que solicitor una ~satisfac :
.ci6n del gobierno de Valencia
por los torpedos disparados
contra ell crucero LEIPZIG" Ell
Comite de Mediterranean dis
cutira hoy csc punto Y la petit
ci6n francesa de la retirada de
los e~xtranjeros voluntarios y de
otra clase.
Los f~ascistas e~spanoles di :
cen que en- Bilbao empieza a
restablecerse la normalidad.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
LA DEL SIR.
JUAN J. FLEITAS

Dandoselas de original, ell Sr.
Juan J. Neitas, de Key West,
de callandito inscribi Den Wash
ington como de su propiedad,
las insignias y disenos de la Or
den CabalIero de la Lug, Inc.
Como en- Washington no sc
hallaban enterados de 10 que e.
sas insignias significaban, lie
concedieron al Sr. Feitas, en- Ia
Oficina de Patentes, Ell Registro
No. 1O4,842.
Embellishments csc ciudada-
no, como ST en- este pals Sc pes
caran las truchas a canonazos,
ananci6 en- un peri6dico local
que lperseguira a los que en- 10
successive usen insignias, propie-
dad Suya etc.
Martin Caraballo, ell conocido
abogado local Sc ha puesto va
en- contacto con la Oficina de
Patentes y muy pronto ell Sr.
Fleitas perdera su 'tprivilegio."
La Orden Caballero de la
Luz, Inc~ ha redo la broma Pc
sada y actuara en- consequence
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

En- Honor de ana Estadicnte
Tratase de la muy intelligence
~ aplicada estudiante Srta. Lii
dia Sanchez, a la que sus Carl
losos padres, Juan Y Concha,
quieren festejar premiando 81
tesfuerzo por haber terminado
con exito sus estudios superio-
res en- Ell Institute.
A Lidia Sc le ofrecera un par
ty en- Ell Beer Garden" de La
Tropical, Ell pr6ximo jueves,
fiesta a la que los amantes pa
dres de Lidia, que residen en- la
barriada de Palmetto, Gale
Stuart No. 2219, han invitado
a sus amigos y vecinos.
Radiante de satisfaction luci-
ra Lldla la noche del jueves en-
su fiesta, donde ademas de las
feiicitaciones que habra de re-
|cibir por su triunfo en- los estu-
dos Sc destacara por su gracia
" belleza, como anteriormente
10 hizo en- las aulas que ACADIA
de abandonar.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
Verbena AsturiGmd

~ y q OCIdW <AoONf SN'"W
Ell asturiano Glen por Glen,
Aniceto Faza, propagandista
incansable de la Verbena astu-
riana que Sc celebrara Ell sabado
en- la pista de galgos de Sulph-
ur Springs, me emplaza para
que dedique algunos versos a la
fiesta que con tanto esplendor
" exito monetario indiscutible
celebran los astures todosl los
amos en- alrededores de San
Juan
Pero aunque aceptada en- prin-
cipio la demanda de mi parien-
tie Aniceto, lie propuse abrir un
concurso de decimas con W pre-
milo al vencedor, alberta queda
en- estas columnas la literaria
justa a la que invite a que par
ticipen los poetas todos.
Alberto Ell concurso pueden
optar tpor ell premio los que de-
seen manteniendo sus nombres
en- secreto los que asi 10 quie-
ran.
N premio que ofrece Anice-
to Faza es una botella de espu-
mosa sidra que entregara per-
sonalmente EN- los mismos he
rrenos, Ia noche de la Verdena.
A esprimirse ell caletre Y a
disparar decimas los aspiran-
ties. Una sola decima, pero que
olga bastante sobre la fiesta de
San Juan.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
Ell Banquete en- n :
de Carlos Bdrbds

Accompanied de ~prominentes
doctores que bondadosamente lie
aconsejaron, Ntoreado por pa :
cientes agradecidos Y amigos
sinceros que lie alentaban en- 81
determination de elevar su nj
vel Intellectual a la altura que la
profession medica requiere, Car
los Barbas, ell modesto Y servi
cial practicante por veinte amos
del Sanatorio del Centre Astu-
riano de la Habana Y Tampa, So
borear pudo a su placer la no
che del sabado en- ell banquete
que en- su honor Sc diera, organ
zado por ell sportsman linda
lecio Llama, Antonio Gonzalez
QNin), JESUS Fernandez (Ga :
rraf6n) Y Fforentino Cueto DO
londro).
Ncupados Sc vieron cast to-
dos los asientos de las tres lar
gas masss que sc prolongaban a
10 largo del salon de banquetes
del restaurant "El Boulevard"
como tambien la mesa cabecera,
en- que Sc sentaban los ORES. Pa
niello, Perez, MartoreIl y Mas,
e. mismo Carlos Barbas, Ell pre-
sidente del Centre Asturiano,
senior Carlos Menendez; Angel
Solres, que fungfa de Maestro
de Ceremonies Luis Lopez, An
tonic Gonzalez (Nin), Pepin Gu
tierrez, Y en- ell lateral, ell presi-
dente del Centre Espanol, Sr.
Ramon Fernandez Rey; Manuel
Rubfn, j. r. Colmenares y otros
notables de Ia colonia espanola.
FL menud servido por Ell acre
ditado restaurant Ell Boule :
vard,' fue esplendido, exquisite,
hacienda honor a su propieta-
rio, ell Sr. Sierra.
Larnos por Ell Maestro de Ce
remonias Sr. Solares, fueron
consumiendo reducidos turnos
de oratoria, Ell presidente de-
Centre Asturiano Sr. Carlos Mo
nendez; del Centre Espaiol, SIR
Ramon Fernandez Rey; Pepfr
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
DONATIVO DE LA UNION
TEATRAL PARA LA AM
BULANCIA

Paul C.. CYCLIC hizo entrega
ell domingo al Sr. Fermfn Sou
to, secretario del Centre Espa-
DOL de Ybor, de la cantidad de
$500 que fueron recogidos en-
una colecta hecha ell pasado
sabado entire los ~porteros, AGO.
modadores y taquilleras de la
Union teatral de los emplea
dos de los cines de Ybor y w.
Tampa. Este dinero fue desti-
nado a la ambulancia en- pro
del gobierno legftimo de Espa-
ma.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
MUSSOLINI felicia A SU
HIJO PUTATIVO

Roma, JUNO 21.--El primer
ministro Mussolini, cuya ma :
cion aparece EN- ell Comite de
Mediterranean, mando hoy al
general Franco un telegrama
que dice: Las mas sinceras CON
gratulaciones por la noble EN-
presa Que ha devuelto a la pa
tria espanoIa una de sus pro-
vincias. Marca la victoria un
paso de avance gigantesco en-
ell triunfo de los nacionaIistas.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

Sitges-Exquisito vino catalan
Salud y fuerza
Restaurant Columbia"
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

La &aicia de esta ciudad, al ser
vic.o de las ccmpanias del ace
70, atac6 aver a los piquetes de
los trabajadorss y produio la
muerte de otro hombre, James
Eperjesi, herido ror un disparo
de escopeta.
Los piquetes de Ia CIO Sc
mantienen firmes, a pesar de
las barbaridades de los polizon-
ties.
Ell gobernador Earle mantle
ne la ley marcial en- Youngstown.
Pa, y cerr6 por medic de la po-
licfa la fabrica de acero que la
Bethlehem Steel tiene en- Cam
bria, donde trabajaR algunos
rompehuelgas.
Hoy Sc verifieara una entire
vista a la que asistiran cuatro
patronos del acero y John L. LIE
wis Y Phillip Murray en- repre- :
sentaci6n de los trabajadores.
Todas las plantas que traba :
jaban con rompehuelgas en- Pen
sylvania han comenzado a ce :
rrar sus puertas.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
PROHIBIDO Ell USO DE LA
PALABRA "PEON"

Maracaibo, Venezuela, Ju-
MO 21.-La palaibra "Pe6n,'
por indicar condici6n de ser
vidumbre. ha sido prohibida lie
galmente.
Sc venfa usando la palabra
para describir a los trabajado-
res del estado Y de las minas.
En- 10 SUCCESSIVE los peones Sc
ran hamados obreros.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
MURIOe REPENTINAMEN-
TIE MAGISTRATE H.

MURlOe REPENTINAMEN-
IE MAGISTRATE H.
Esonville, JUNO 21.-Mu :
rig fepentinamente en- la habi-
taci6n que ocupaba en- un hotel
local, ell Sr. Fred H. Davis, ma
gistrado de la corte suprema de
Ia Florida. La Sra. Davis, que
habfa salido de paseo encontr6
Ell cadaver al retornar.
Fu6 presidente de la camara
de representatives abogado ge
neral y magistrate. Los medi-
cos dicen que una angina de pc
cho lie prodrjo Ia muerte. Davis
Sc quejaba de dolor en- ell pecho,
ipero nj ell medico nj sus amigos
comedian importancia a la do
lencia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
Pehci6n de Mono

Petics6A de Mono
Formal Y como asunci6n de
todas las responsibilities y
compromises inherente, hizo la
petici0n a sus padres, dfas pa
sados de la mano de la Srta. A
rio Hernandez, de la barria-
j6ven Bartolome Martinez.
Concedida la solicitud por los
padres de Alicia, Maria Y Ma
Hernandez, vecinos de la barria
da de West Tampa, la boda Sc
celebrara en- breve.
Que sea con felicidad.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
GIRO DE $500 PARA LA
CRUZ ROJA ESPANOLA

Para la Cruz Roja Espano
la, por conducto de una casa
de Banca de Paris, Sc giraron
hoy $500.
Ell dinero 10 recogera en-
Francia Ell Sr. Olona, en- repre-
sentacion de esa institution.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

,atfas y amistades supo gran :
,earse.
En- la noche de aver partie :
on para Chicago los esposos
Carlos y Della Barbas.
Buen viaje lie desearon los
nuchos amigos que fueron a la
,staci6n a despedirlos Y entire
los cuales nos contamos.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Company Honors Its
Employees At Dinner

Misses Anna Riley, Mildred Benin
and Novella Fischer were honor
guests at 8 testimonial dinner given
them at Quaker inn recently by the
Southern New England Telephone
Co, where they are employed. The
speakers for the evening we're II. r.
Richter, district traffic chief and
Joseph Henderson, his assistant.
Tho former presented the three en-
ployes with service pins. Appropriate
remarks and acceptances were made.
Among those attending were
MiaEes Alice Leary, Mary Kiely,
Jeannette Long, Rita Sayers, Flea
nor Lynch. Gertrude McKcown,
Madeline Maloney, Margaret 5hee-
han. Minnie Ryan, Alice Lynch,
Mary Maher, Deborah Greaney,
Mildred McLanc, Gertrude Lane,
Katherine Keough, Margaret Nc
Keown, Alice Powers, Doris Big
gins, Margaret Shea, Marion Pow
ers, Maud King of Watertown,
Mary Ramp of Naugatuck, Nora
Sheehan. Ann Griffin. Vera Fitz-
gerald. Celia Grove, Alice Sheehan,
Anna Shea, Evelyn Masone, Mary
Hurgerville, Margaret Griffiths,
Mary Flaherty, Mildred Hayes and
Elizabeth LaFrance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Toni Sender To Be
Guest OF Larkins

DR.. and Mrs. Charles Larkin will
entertain Miss Toni Sender Mt their
Middlebury home next Tuesday
night after her lecture at the Wa
terbury WomerB club under the
auspices of the Waterbury Commu-
nifty forum. Miss Sender, who Is the
first attraction In the series OF three
lectures, was, for IL years mem
Der of the German reichstag until
1888 when she was ousted from
Germany at the command Of Adolf
Hitler. Since then she has been an
editorial writer for q Belgium daily
newspaper. At the present time, she
Is touring America discussing the
topic Can Nazi Germany teach us
any LeSsonS?"
The Bethel -Sisterhood will con-
duct q Dutch supper tonight at
Beth el-Synagog beginning at 8 o.
clock. The speakers for the oc-
casion are Rabbi Moses ID. Shein-
kopf and Isadore Prillig. The pro-
gram will be opened by Mrs Max
Hart, president.
The ticket committe consists Of
Mrs. Samuel Kusnitz, Mrs. Jacob
zikeim, Mrs. Ella Rubenstein. Mrs.
Abraham Goodwich, Mrs. Louis
CARRIER, Mrs. Rose Rosenberg.
Mrs. Louis Rich and Mrs. Edward
Kaplan.
On the supper committee are:
Mrs. Samuel Levine, Mrs. M. Gil
den, Mrs. Esther Burkman, Mrs.
Eta Gottlieb. Mrs. Mary Vein
berg and Mrs. Irving Pasternak.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20

Members of the former COMMITTEES
are: Mrs. Emil r. Patzold, Mrs.
Clarence Shader, Mrs. Leon d.
Drake, Mrs. Dudley r. Beach, Mrs.
Charles e. MacBurney, Mrs. Charles
f.. Welton and Mrs. Vincent Dixon.
The music committee consists Of
Miss Freda Higgins, chairman as
sisted by Mrs. Oscar r. Warner and
Mrs. Vincent Il. Dixon.
Sebastian DeBelliS of Grown
street was honored at dinner
party given Saturday evening at
Bosco's Log Cabin by his sous
and daughters In celebration OF
his 10th birthday Those In AT
tendance we're Mr.. and Mrs. Se-
bastian DeBellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amelio DeBellis and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Domenic Cicchitto and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel De-
Bells and family, Mr.. and Mrs
William DeSanto, George DeBel-
lis. Miss Laura DeBellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. DelDonno and family, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Del Negro and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs Rocco Guer-
rera and family, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Guerrero, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Longo, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Lese, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Giordano, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Perugini, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Guerrero, Mr.. and Mrs. Erneast
DiPietro, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis d.
Pietro, Anthony DiPietro, Carlo
dc Santo, Gregio Guerrero, Nicho-
las Dc5anto. Miss Carmela Peril
gini and Miss Josephine Damato.
Members OF the Girls Friendly
society of Trinity Episcopal
church held o dinner party Mon
day evening In place of the regu-
lar meeting. Following dinner
Miss Ruth Vickers of the faculty OF
Saint Margaret's school gave o talk
on Art. Those attending were:
Mrs. Clarence Merriam, Mrs. Fred
erick Van Valkenburg, Misses Jane
Chamberlain. Emily Wynn, Helen
Perry, Ruth Wakelee, Belle Wa
tiers, Edna 4impkin, Mae Reing,
Edna Lowe, May Judge, Mrs.
Nathan Plerpont and Miss Elmyra
Gibbs.