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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18

Nilesban a mutt heten hiva-
talosan is megryitottak a Re-
public Steel Corporation vi tin
(feher pleh) sgyarat, amelyben
mintegy $50 munkas talalt al
kalmazaSt.
A Mahoning Valley Steel Co.
nilesi gyarat, ahol sok magyar
is dolgozik, atalakitjak es mo-
dernizaljak. Ez az utolso regi
rendszeru pleh gyar a youngs-
town. keruletben.
Az enyhe tel miatt a varosi
vizmiveknek nagyon keves CSC
repedese volt. Ugyancsak ke-
vesebb vizmero fagyast jelen-
tettek az iden, mint rendesen
szoktak.
Nilesban 10 ezer dollar kart
okozott egy tiiz a Spot ven
deglOben a 13 E. Park Ave.
alatt a heten. A nilesi tizoltok
a warreni tiizoltok segitsegevel
orakig dolgoztak, mig a vesze-
delmet elfojtottak.
Warrenben a hires Dana ze-
ne iskolaban pusztitott nagy
tuz szinten a heten. A kar oft
is megtiti a tiz ezer dollart. A
negy emeletes epiletben tuz
kit0resekor csak egy tanulo
tartozkodott Is az idejeben XII
menekiilt.
Az East Tsderalon levO Park
szinhaz bejaratat a k6zel j6-
v0ben atalakitjak es a szinhaz
f6bejaroja a Champion Street
en- lesz. Exert lebontjak a szin-
haz tulajdonat kepezo Rafti-
can SzallOdat. A munkak a kO-
eel j0v6ben megkezd6 6dnek.
Chicagobol furcsa 'sleiil6'
sztrajk hiret jelentik. Anyak,
akik egy korhaznak valodi
anyatejet szallitanak "a sajat
kebliikb6D sztrajkba leptek,
10 centtel tobbet kovetelve
minden uncia anyatejert.
Hazulrol Kaposvarrol jelen-
tik, hogy egy Radas nonka ne
vii iskolas leanyka 0ngyilkos-
sagot k0vetett el es meghalt.
A kislany rossz osztalyzatot
kapott ,es banataban megivott
egy iiveg tintat. Ez okozta ha-
lalat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18
Esemenyek

HSSfGL " CcGG x1HN%P, 'tSHS 1N~J~
naegerteni, hogyan le1aet az,
hogy Calitornidb6l Magyaror-
ssdgba erkes6 kepek egg resse
at nautatta, hogy nailyen 6rid-
81 h6fuudsok Uoltak es hogy
nlennyi 1atomobilt kellett a
h6b6l kidsni, mig a kepek nads-
resse AIT nutnttu, hogan fd-
r0dnek a tengerben California
ban.
Pedig aki a t0ldrajsot isnae-
ri, az el6tt a ldtss6lag client
monde kepek egydltaldban
mem ellentmond6k. Egg pllan-
tbs a terkepre es ldthat6, h0gy
California egg t0bb mint 1000
naertf0ld hosssu dllane, a Pa
citic (Csendes) 6cedn mellett.
Az is ldthdt6 a terkepen, hogy
tengerparttaI pdrhusanaosan,
mem sok naertf0ldnyire part
tol, egg hatalmas hegyldnc hu-
s6dik, anaely na0g0tt es a leg
k0selebbi hegyldnc k0sott egg
sseles v0lgy terdl Ell, enneE egg
resse sivatag, nadsresse pedig
a vfldg egyik legnagyobb cold
seges kertje es narancsosa.
Aki volt Cazitornidban, az
elmlondhatja, hogy anaig tent
a Sierra hegyekben, k0svetle-
mil Los Angeles telett, oridsi
no es hideg Uan,. addig lent
Pasadena, San Bernardipo,
STD. partmenti helyeken Dirdg-
sik a r6ssu es naindenfele nads
vfrdg es a tengerparto1a tur0d-
aek az emberek. A hegyldnc
Dedi california; partot a hi
deg ellen. oft es a ket hegy-
ldnc k0sti u0lqybe,a 1aagyo,s
ritkdn tagy.
Aki tehdt Calitornidban Ia
xix, az egyik aoeek epd-et a
tengerparton satksrezve es I'll
rOd0e t0ltheti Ell, mig a k0Det-
kes6t j6 naeleg ruhdba 0lt0sue
si-elfssel es egyeb ho-sportok-
kal teheti elUesetesse az alig
nehdny 6rdnyiru enaelked6
hegysegekben. <xs
Az Egyesalt AlIamok kdl0n-
ben olyan 6ridsi orssdg, hogy
hatdrain beldl egysserre taldl-
hat6 tel es nydr.
Es tint fel neEem 17anyirG,
amikor nemregen Floriddban
uoltan,.
Mikor Youngstownb6l elm
dultam, telikabdt es alatta
ssveter Dolt rattan. KeresstIl
az Allegheny hegyeken dolgo-
sott a kocsi tut6kessaleke. Es-
tere Washingtonb1n, nsfntegy
300 n1ertt0ldnyire innen, de
soktal delebbre, nadr k0nnyI
k1bdtbn7, naentena vacsorGlni.
Mdsnap Washingtonban tavass
uolt es bisonyarnehez volt a
telitabdt. Meg asnap elertena
Raleigh, N. C. vdrost, oft hi
pos rplt es pieor elindultana,
bisony haDas ESQ esett es j6l-
esett az automobil tGtese. Ket
ordOal kes6bb egyenesen DEL
mex hajtDa, nadr elzdrtam a I'll
test. Mdsik ket Ora es n1dr eleg
D0lt a ssveter, a telikabdtot
Ietettena. Tovdbbi ket 6ra Is
ndr a ssveter issasstott. Mikor
Snvannah-ba ertem, nadr q
mellenyt is levetettem es estere
n1dr ingujjban hajtottam be
Jacksonville, Fla.-ba. Asnap
$40 mertt0ldet hajtottam egye-
nesen dSl1ek es a kIl0pbse9
h6naersekletben reggelt6l es-
ttg IS tokndl valanaiDel t0bb
U0lt. Miamiban tern1Sssetesen
soklal n,agasabb volt a h6tok.
oft 80 tokos naelegben, a ten-
gerparton sItkeresue olvastuk,
nlilyea h6Uihnrok dulnak a ca
iforniai hegyekben.
MAID v1L1ki elintSsir DOL.
a jelige regebben. "Majd a kor-
mdny elintesi!" ez jdrja most.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18
MARCUS 15-IKE
A REF. EGYHAZBAN

Mint minden evben, ugy az
iden is, a mutt vasarnap reg
geli istentisztelet a Szabad-
sag hajnalhasadasa jegyeben
folyt lie, amennyiben Mt. Macy
Ferenc, Ref. Egyhaz lelkesze
meltoan ecsetelte a szabadsag-
hare nagy eszmeit predikacio-
jaban. Sep gyiilekezet vett
reszt az Istenitisztelet alatt
es bezarolag, elenekeltek q
magyar imadsagot; listen aid
meg a magyart.
FELSZ0LITAS
E lap megbizottja a het fo-
lyaman felkeres minden el6-
fizetot sajat lakaSan az el6-
fizetes vegett. Ugyancsak fell
keresi a magyar iizletembere-
ket a husveti szamban valid
hirdetesi iigyben esetleg hiv-.
jak fel a lapkezel6t Telefon
szama:: 1927 Sharon. Akik
tudnak hirt, ugyszinten lead
halifax. Figyelmessegiiket k0-
sz0nettel veSSziik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18
YOUNGSTOWN
R0v|D HIREK

Nilesban a multi heten hiva-
talosan is megnyitottak a Re-
public Steel G Corporation vi tin
(feher p1eh) sgyarat, anelyben
mintegy $50 munkas talalt al
kalmazaSt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18

NUJU U0kUEt St1HLeS1! UOLI
a jelige regebben. "Majd a kor-
mdny elintesiP es jdrja most.
A kll0nbseg csupdn az, hogy
az q bisOnyOs vGIati mem min
dig mutatk0sOtt hajland6uak,
de a kormdnyok naindig keszek
uoltak ARA, hogy t0bb Is t0bb
hat1ln11t n10ndhdssap0k ma
guken1k, hOgy esdltal kiter-
jeszthessek jogk0rIket. Is,
hOgy natael t0bb nd6t ssedhes-
senek, hOgy legyen natuel ftset-
nj a kiil0n ssolgdlat0kert.
Assal, hogy egy kormdny
hatalmdt tokozsuk, anseHyel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16
SORORITY NEWS

Eta Alumnae Chapter Of Kappa Beta
Pi Legal Sorority, at meeting held
at the Carlton Hotel May 10, elected
the following officers: Dean, Olive Gel
ger Faircloth; associate dean, Grace
Dawson chancellor, Verna Parsons
Young; recording registrar, Burleigh
Wormington; corresponding registrar,
Margaret Hunt; marshal, Clare Trick
Wilson, and historian, Grace Kin
care.
Installation will be June at RiXey's
Mansion, Arlington, Va, preceding
lawn party and tea to be given by the
four Washington Chapters OF Kappa
Beta Pi.
Mrs. Montague Ferry has loaned
her home, at rs Kennedy drive, Ken
wood. for supper Wednesday at 6
o'clock for members of the Kappa
Happy Gamma Alumnae Association.
The senior class of both the Gamma
Chi Chapter Of the fraternity at
George washington University and the
Gamma Psi Chapter at Maryland Uni
versity will be guests.
Assisting Mrs. Ferry will be Mrs
Raleigh Gilchrist, Mrs. Edward Stone,
Mrs. r. L. Baldwin, Mrs. J.. S. Bald
win, Mrs. Stanley Smith and Mrs. B.
w. Wasser. Following the supper q
business meeting will be held and off,
GERS installed. A musical program
will then be given by Mrs. R. w.
Abernethy.
Alpha Zeta Chapter of Chi Sigma
Sorority gave q vicente roast" in
Rock Creek Park last Wednesday
niQht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16
DE M0LAY

A class OF ~ candidates was in
itiated into Robert lie Bruce Chapter
team, composed entirely of members
of the Tech Crusaders. Walter r.
Reed, secretary-general of the Scot
councillor, officiated over the degree
on May T. James H. Ford, senior
fish Rite, was guest speaker.
Plans are being made for the Jobs
Daughters-De Molay dance and card
party May % at the Raleigh Hotel.
A De Molay- Masonic Club is new
being formed for majority De Molays
who are now members Of the Masonic
Order.
The base ball team will practice at 3
o'clock on the West Elipse today.
The next meeting, to be held May
II, will be election OF officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16
NATIONAL UNION

District Manager Senator Arthur S.
Brown and the field workers are
making drive for new members for
the ceremonial June "a
The events this week are: Monday,
Potomac Council. Pythian Temple;
Central, 935 G place; Tuesday, Nc
Kinley, Northeast Masonic Temple;
Wednesday, Congressional, Typograph-
ical Temple; Friday, United, Pythian
Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

MRS. LORENA MEYERS
OF Roanoke, Va, grand chief
of the Pythian Sisters Juris-
diction OF Virginia, 1OiH make
her official Uisit to Rathbone
Temple, the evening of May
Fl. She 1uill be accompanied
By the following Grand Tenn
pie officers: Mrs. Jeanette
Baker, grand senior, Fred
ericksburg, Va: Mrs. Meta
Moore, past grand chief, Ne1p
Market, Va, and Mrs. Pauline
Meyers OF Roanoke, Va.
The same eDening Rdthbone
Temple Wil celebrate its
torty-ftth anniversary. Dur
ing her stay in Washington
Mrs. Meyers 1Dul be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marks,
900 Emerson street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16
ACACIA LODGE
TO HOLD SERVICE
Rev. Alfred E. BarroWs to
Deliver Sermon at Home
Today.


TreStlebOard.
Monday-Potomac, M. NJ; Ben
jamin B. French, social; Ana
costa, F. c.; Pentalpha, So
cial; Mount Pleasant, M. M.
Tuesday - National, M. M;
Arminius, M. M; Myron M.
Parker. E. A.; King David, M.
NJ; Warren G. Harding, M. M.
Wednesday - Washington Gen.
tennial, F. c.; Osiris, E. A.;
East Gate, social; Theodore
Roosevelt, M. M.
Thursday-Naval, F. c.: Hiram,
E. A.: La Fayette, social; Will
liam R. Singleton, F. c.: AL
bert Pike, social: Congress, E.
A.: Petworth, E. A.; Semper
Paratus, F. c.; Anacostia, F.. C.
Friday - Columbia, M. M;
Lebanon, M. NJ: Joseph H.
Milans, F. c.; Justice, F. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

PEGGY NORRIS HUTSON.
Lyric soprano, 1Dho 1Dul be pre-
Sented in a costume recital by
Chapter 0, P. E. o. SiSterhood,
OF 10th Century American
Composers, Tuesday eUentnQ,
at Pierce Hall. She 1piH be as
sisted by Mdrvin Gardner,
baritone; Richard Hill, tenor,
and Mrs. Charles L. Vale, &C.
compdnist.
Tickets may be obtained
from Miss Julia Macmillan,
207 S street northeast.
-Harrts-k tDtn1 Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday with Mrs. Rogers Tracy at
her home on Reno road. Mrs. M. A.
Winter presided.
The paper read by Mrs Tracy was
when It's Tulip Time in Holland"
The guests were Mrs. Charles E.
Rowe, Mrs. Miles C. Trowbridge, Mrs.
Robert E. Adams and Mrs. Daisie B.
Milford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

Representative Allen T. Treadway
of Massachusetts will be the guest
speaker at the 10th birthday anniver-
sary Of Lafayette Chapter, R. A. M,
Tuesday evening. High Priest Elmer
A. Harrington invites all members
Of the Masonic fraternity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

The Endowment Committee of Beth
lehem Chapter will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Ella NJ Engelhardt, 244 Elev-
enth street northeast. May 10, 8 pm.
Mrs. Engelhardt will be assisted by
Mrs. Charlotte Gladhill The COM
mittee will call Lincoln $685. or Lin
coin 455l for reservations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

Alpha Zeta Chapter of Chi Sigma
Sorority gave q vicente roast" in
Rock Creek Park last Wednesday
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

The Insurance Women's Club Of
Washington held dinner meeting
at Sholl's last Monday. Betty P.
Gibbon, president, presided. Plans
for the annual picnic, to be held at
Rock Creek Park, June II, were dis
cussed and E. Clare Turner was
appointed chairman OF arrangements.
A talk and demonstration was
given by R. O. Beckham Of the
American District Telegraph Co. on
Fire and Burglary Alarms Systems"
Phyllis Lyman Colony, National So
ciety Of New England Women-Na-
tional registrar, Mrs. George L.
Palmer, installed officers at the home
Of Mrs. William H. Wagner last Fri
day.
Mrs. w. c. Kendall read q paper
"Old Shawl Old Quilts and Home
spuns." Many rare and beautiful
shawls and quilts were displayed by
members.
Mrs. John F. Punam was elected
to membership.
Mrs. Wagner, assisted by Mrs.
Blanche Heady, served luncheon.
Woodbridge Book lub-"Adventures
OF Novelist" by Gertrude Atherton,
was reviewed by Mrs. James A. Hall
Tuesday at the Woodbridge Branch
Public Library, with Mrs. Amassa A.
Ludwig presiding and Mrs. A. ].
Cunningham hostess Chaplain Mrs.
Merle Kissinger read . poem. who
Makes . Garden" by Douglas NAL
loch.
| Mrs. william W. Bush raad 0 list
(6ontdnued "a - DID,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

Aouec OHapCer announces q courtesy
initiation May 10. This will also be
educational night.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will have
Mothers day program tomorrow
night. The vested choir of Rhode
Island Avenue M. P. Church will
feature the program
"A card party will be held at the
home of Matron Aleene D. Franklin
2214 Cathedral avenue, for the benefl,
OF the Temple Committee next Sat-
urday night.
Past Matron Leila ]. Cooke an
nounces the General Home Board vii
meet at the Masonic Temple on May
"a, at 1870 pm.
Washington Centennial Chapter or
May II will have initiation. On Ma,
rs the chapter will visit Alpha Chap
ter Of Baltimore, Md. Associate Pa.
tron Worthington R. Bean is chair.
man OF arrangements.
At the meeting May the chapter
was entertained with readings by Mis-.
Doris Rock and musical selections by
the Nordica Mandolin and Guital
Club SoloistS were Miss Beulah Reevel
and Miss Aurelia Birmingham. Mex
Tuesday evening the Ways and Mean.
Committee will sponsor card party
at 1922 Georgia avenue,
Yetta Goldman Of Temple Chapter
announces at the meeting May "a {
memorial service will be held for Pas,
Patron Henry j. Holober.
There will also be an election anG
installation Of q secretary, the former
secretary having to resign due to IL
health. All members are asked to bl
present.
Mrs. Rose Gentner, matron of Jos.
eph H. Milans Lodge Chapter, an.
nounces the chapter will celebrate it!
18th birthday anniversary Thursday
evening. Past matrons and patrons
the grand matron, grand patron ane
the 1887 matrons and patrons will b,
special guests. The Evening Bridg,
Club will meet Tuesday with Mrs
I1eitzler The Home Board will NEE
May ~ with Past Matron Edna Bush
I'LL E street northeast. The After
noon Bridge Club will meet May 2!
with Mrs Kathryn B. Noord, 420.
Third street.
Matron Edna Esenhart Of Ruth
Chapter announces tomorrow q stans
bury night. The chapter will entertain
(Cootine3ed n IN 0-7l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

The Fellowcraft Club Of Takoma
Lodge will give a subscription dance
at the Argyle Country Club next Fri
day night from 10 to o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

the District Of Columbia Federation
Of Clubs. The speakers were Mrs. S.
E. Deeds. Miss Helen DOGGY Reed,
Mrs. Mida Peabody and Mrs. Ellis
Logan. James J. Deeds carried the
flag. Other members were Miss Re-
becca Blaine, chaplain; Miss Jessie
D. Patton, secretary; Miss Alice M.
OConnor, Miss Beatrice Deeds and
Miss Nellie Colclazier. past presidents.
Taps" was sounded by Corpl. George
w. Dessert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jew
ish C0nsumptives' Relief Society Of
Denver will have a Mothers day tea
May 10 at 2 pm, Jewish Community
Center. Admission by paid-up mem
bership card. A one-act playlet. Meet
ing to Music" will be presented. under
the direction of Mrs E. l. Levinson.
Vocal and instrumental solos will be
rendered by Edith Wallack, Louise
Bernheimer and Clara Bernheimer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

The Alpha Chapter of the World
Caravan Guild will meet at the
Raleigh Hotel Tuesday at 8 pm
DR.. A. J. Diamond, delegate from
Alaska, will give an illustrated lecture
on that Territory. Guests are in
vited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16


Mrs. Walter M. Gilbert and Mrs.
Harold E. Doyle.
Council of Jewish Women-Con-
firmation of the Council House Sun
day schools will be held May % at
2 pm. at the Adams Israel Congre-
CATION. The opening prayers will be
given by Rabbis Metz and Seigal.
Mrs. L. E. Rosician, in charge of
the schools, announced prizes will
be awarded for scholarship and per-
feet attendance.
Women's City Club-M. Andre Lilo
tard will speak tomorrow at $50 at
the annual dinner of the French Sec
ton on "Fetes Of France" Miss Ro-
berta Tull and Nine Garcia will pre-
side. Mrs. Edmund Kochersperger
will entertain with songs.
Books of the season will be re-
viewed Tuesday at the book hour at
S pm. Mrs. Elfrieda Danzinger is
to talk about Van Wyck Brooks
"Flowering of New England"
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 5,
Ladies of the G. A. R., held a me-
mortal tree-planting in honor of four
noted members, Mrs. Winnie Ream
Hoxie, Miss Clara Barton, Mrs. Helen
Nelson DOGGY and Mrs. Mida c. Pea
body, only living pioneer member.
1t was held on independence avenue,
near Twelfth and D streets SOUTH
west, May 8 at 2 pm.
Mrs. Sara E. Deeds, past president.
was In charge Of the ceremonies. She
introduced the speakers, assisted By
Mss. MlA logan. past president Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-16
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary oe the American Bridge League

Boosts Duplicate Score Decarer Uses Squeeze When op ponent Neglects to Return Key Card
 After Winning Opener
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-16

In the play of the hand is well shown in todays hand, which he played in on important national championship.
 When the dummy went down, it was obvious that no trump con. tract with East aS declarer Woulo nave been e better contract. How ever, pr. Eckor saw that If South had his opening bid, then . squeeze might give him six spades for Q high score, provided South did not cash the diamond acc Immediately
 Tho opening lead of the diamond nine was won by South with tho Jack. A low spade was returned which was won in dummy with the seven. The queen of spades was led which South covered, declarer wir- ming with the acc. eouthS last space was picked Up.
 Four rounds of hearts were now led. deciarer discarding q diamond. South discarded q diamond and c small club. Dumfny's last two trunps were played and South was soueezed, He retained the diamond ace and the king jack of clubs. De. clarer held the ace.queeti.ten of clubs. .l
 The club nine asw led and South covered with the jack, the queen holding the trick. The sec Of clubs dropped the king. giving the dcclar. CT six-odd and c top score on the board,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-16
Personal

Miss Virginia Wells of this city iS Q Vassar guest at the Hotel New Weston for several days.
 Miss Jean Van Valkenburg, a student at Randolph Macon Wo- mems college in Lynchburg, Va, will spend the Christmas recess ct her home on Clinton street.
 Martin Marcey who has been Q patient at the Waterbury hospital where he underwent an operation is reeuperatinng at his home on Ken- yon street.
 Mrs. Darragh deLancey of Pine street is spending several days in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Linton Of South Main street arc spending a week with relatives in Philadelphia
 Misses Josephine and Marior Stocker of Baldwin street have re, turned after visiting for fea days in Holyoke, Mass.
 Rev. Edward Kiely of SyraCuse formerly of this city. Is spendine several days in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. P. Groody of Willow street are spending 0 few days in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-16
Fordhan, ClubArranges For
 Mletide Dance Dec. 27
.oualtieri photo,

are awarded to tho students having the most artistieally decorated bas- kets aS well as to the class which has the greatest Number. Miss Anna Burns of Rome, N. Y" Is chairman for the residents, while Miss Aline Baldwin of the Bronx, heads the non resident committee.
 Mother M. Pauline, acting regis. trar; Dr. Sentina Vial, instructor in French and Latin, and Ernest Thorne Thompson, head of tho art department, will judge the baskets of tho resident students. Judging for the non"rosidents are Mother M, Regis, professor of Latin; pr. John T. Farrell, instructor in history, and pr. Mary D. Rogiek, professor oi biology. Votes were cast this morn- ing, December i8, ct 10 Q. m.
 For tho last throo years, students ct tho college have been dressing dolls furnished by the Bellevue Wis., itation Committee for the children of Bellevue hospital, Forty dolls are being dressed this year, under the chairmanship of Miss Moya Clarke of New York city, and will be on ex. hibition during tho latter part Of the week,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-16

New Rochelle, N. Y, Dec. i3.-- Pres Christmas activities at the Col lege of New Rochelle. in which the decoration of Christmas baskets and the dressing of dolls for the needy will have Q prominent part, will culminate this evening with the tra. ditional formal dinner on Maura hall and tho annual Christmas parties and tableauX.
 Following the placing of the in- fant !n the crib before the statue of the Blessed Virgin In Maura hall, tho resident students will assemble in the main dining room for the Christmas dinner, for which the tables will be lighted by candle aS members of the executive board, faculty and class officers are honor- ed with toastS,
 After the dinner q pageant, COM. slsting of e series of tableauX, will be presented in Chidwiok audi. torium by members of Props and Paint, dramatic society of the col. lege. tivity Is the custom of donating baskets of food to the needy. Prizes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-16

Students returning home tomor- row from Middlebury college for the Christlnas vacation include Nelson M. Camp, son of Mrs. George Camp of Euclid avenue; Frederick Camp, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred c. Camp and Arthur s. Hickcox, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank B. HickcoX of Waterville; Sidney B. Luria, sor, of MT. and Mrs. Nathan L, Lliria of Woodlawn terrace; Anne L. Kil- bride. daughter of MT. and Mrs, James T. Kiibrido of Frederick street: Ruth D. Webb, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward r. Webb of Delaware avenue; Harriet and Mar- earet Hull, daughters of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hull fo Piedmont street. and Florence A. Overtoti, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. W. overton of southbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-16
Weddings
Christmas Parties Are Enjoyed By Various Groups

Misses Sylvia Fielder, Sally Frank, Elsie Perrillo, Vivian Archambault, Rita Cannon, Nina Birs, Gladys Case and May Meyers.
 Santa Maria
 Mrs. Dorothy Dunn presented gifts to children during the an- nual Christmas party of Santa Maria circle, Daughters of Isabella, which took place last night at Hi- hernian hall on East Main street after the regular meeting of the chapter. It was planned to con- duct Q pageant December 29th, but this event has been cancelled in- definitely.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-16
Daughters of Italy

The members of .the Daughters of Italy Circle, Forest of America, will hold their annual Christmas party Sunday afternoon at Moose hall. The children of the members will be guests of the Circle and will be entertained with Q Xmas tree, refreshments and the distribution of toys.
 The committee is headed by Mrs Roland Ruggiero assisted by: Mrs, Joseph Par2iale, Mrs. Leo Ruggiero Mrs. Margaret Spagnuolo, Mrs. E. Carosella and the Misses Lena Rim aldi and Olga F. Piola.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-16
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

The Wednesday afternoon tourna- nnent of the Cornell Contract club closed yesterday with the following winners for the series: Mrs. John Dillon and Mrs. Matthew Doyle tied with Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. John Collins, l09; Miss Rachel Hen. geveld and Mrs, 0. Velte, 9S; Mrs. Edward CookSon and Mrs. William Rooney tied with Mrs. Thomas Horrigan and Mrs. Harry zibel,l p3 i-2.
 Top scorers in yesterdays ses- vion were: Dillon-Doyle, 63; Col- lins.Murphy, 6l; and East and West: Coolsson- Rooney, 61 i-2; and Lynch- -Merriman, 46 1.2.