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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22

Miss Margaret Bull, Miss Sara Ball, Wallace 1nglis, Mary Martin, Vic toria Liebreich,. Agnes Fitzpatrick, Catherine Dzubay, Eleanor Kelly, Catherine D. Burns, Kate J. Kilmartin. 4.. s.
 Nancy Delaney, Alice Petro, Mrs Mary D. Camp, Ella Sprano, Patrick DeLeon, Grace White, Yolando Di- Angelo, Ruth Mitkowski, Anna Moran, Marjorie Farley, Helen Peas ley, Jeannette Shinn, Ann F. Ney of Watertown, Mago Sheehan, Mary Mazzarella, Eleanor Juliano, Har- riet Gregory, Ida Lunny, Elizabeth Murphy, Mrs. Sara Morris, MT. and Mrs. George T. Jackson, Anna C.. Murphy. ..,-
 Margaret Magraw, Ruth Davis, Mabel McVicker, Ida Meier, Ger trude Shanney, Edith Dowd, Edith Stiles, Margaret Bull, Edna Harmon, Edward McGrath, H. Erickson, L. D. Carroll, Elizabeth Logue, K. Sullivan, Edwina Thatcher, Margaret Ken nedy, Norma Newcomb, Helen Far rell, Mary Farrar, Irene Powell, Jennie Jesilavitch, Edna Bosnian, Alma Witort.
 Christine Kalinauskas, Lydia Hay ward, Elizabeth Gustafson, Margaret Casey, Helen Ryan, Dorothy Schlet- ter, Thomaston, Maude I. Metz of Terryville, Anna Doran, Marion Keefe, of Naugatuck, Mary Elmer son, Eleanor Wells, Mary Delaney, Beatrice Littlehales, M. Ellsworth, Marguerite Maloney, Mrs. Leila Alexander, Inez Alexander, Margery Harris and Marion Patterson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Personal

Misses Eleanor Murphy of Wall nut street, Alice Behan of Willow street, Eleanor Mascolo of East Main street and Margaret Corey of Baldwin street have returned after spending the past week in Wash ington, D. c. and Virginia Beach.
 Mrs. William Granger of Meriden road is spending several days in New York. <
 MT. and Mrs. Ronald Deltor of Holyoke, Mass, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Peter s. Wendell of Ham, ilton avenue.
 Joseph L. wilson of Willow street is spending few days in New York city. :.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Personal
IDeeLev-McD Den1ottN NuptiaLs
 ISoLemnized This Morning

summer nuptiaI of prominence took place this morning at 80 o'clock SS Peter and Paul church when Miss Mary D. McDermott daughter of Mrs. William J. Reilly of Elliott and Joseph c. Deeey of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deey Howard street united in marriage Rev. Jos eph Buckley of East Haven iaed at the ceremony and was also ceebrant of the solemn nupa which fol- lowed assisted by Rev. Thomas Mucahy, deacon, and Mr. James Deeley J. brother of the bridegroom subdeacon
 Ferns and bouqet of decorated the altar and mus cal rendered with John Collins presiding at the organ John Fitzgerald of Pttsfed Mass uncle of the bride was soost during the rendering Ave Maria 6O !
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22

The bride was becon1ifgly at- Hired in a gown of white Chantilly lace fashioned in Princess style and she wore 8 veil of tuile which fell gracefully from a cap of lace caught with orange blossoms. She carried a pearl prayer book shoWeFed with lilies of the valley, the prayer book having been carried by the brides mother at her own wedding. The brides Inatron,' of honor and only attendant was her cousin, Mrs. Hugh D. Lewis of Arlington, Mass, who wore a gown of blue taffeta fashioned in period mode and her hat was of pink tulle. Her arm bouquet consisted of pink rosebuds and blue delphnium. Attired in a dainty frock of pink taffeta also fashioned in period style, the little flower girl, Helen Rose Lewis of Arlington, Mass. cousin of the bride, carried a basket of rose petals. The dress of the brides mother was thistle chiffon and she wore leghorn hat with matching trim and the bridegroom's mother wore a fuschia figured chiffon dress and 8 leghorn hat with correspond ing trim.
 Thomas Deeley of Stamford, Conn, attended his brother as best man and the ushers included: Carl Deeley, cousin of the bridegroom and Joseph Riddle of Pittsfield, Mass, cousin of the bride.
 Waverly Inn was the scene of & reception for about one murdered guests following the ceremony. Out of town guests were in attendance from New York, Boston, Pittsfield, Worcester, Springfield Stamford, Fair Haven, Vt, Chicago, Illinois, Charleston, s. C., Norwalk, Hartford and New Haven.
 The couple left by motor on an tnannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing a white sport suit with white accessories.
 Mrs. Deeley is a graduate of Cathedral High school and Mercy Hospital Training school in Spring field, Mass, in the class of '33.
 MT. Deeley is associated as clerk at the local Post Office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Weddings
League Plans
 NatiOna[ Meeting

The 1888 convention of the Ma tional League of Women Voters. will take place in St. Louis, April 25-29, it was announced today at national headquarters in Washington ny Miss Marguerite M. Wells, president. Eight hundred delegates will attenc.
 It will be the second league con- vention to be held in St. Louis. The previous one took place in 1926 Otheri conventions in the Leagues history of 17 years have been held io Cleveland, Des Moines, Buffalo, Richmond, Chicago. Louisville, De- troit and Boston.
 The St. Louis League, of whlcn Miss Jeanne Blythe is president, Is one of the outstanding local leagues in the country and is recognized as an important factor in local govern mental affairs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Mrs. Ralph DeUino Is
 HouselUar11,i11g Guest

A house warming was given ln honor of Mrs. Ralph Devino at her home on Euclid avenue by Miss Doris Jacaruso and Mrs. Charles Barber, Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Devino was presented with a cabinet.
 The guests included, MT. and Mrs. J. Rossi, Mrs. Rose Guerrero, Mrs. J. Barber, Miss E. Spitze, MT. and Mrs. Louis Walker, MT. and Mrs. Armand Mark Anthony, Miss Mary Garafano, Mrs. Frank Brucato, Pauline M. Brucato, Philoment Di Nunzio, Henry Erk, P. Ralph Sara fino, Joseph Durso, Anne Garafano, Lee Di Biase, Garpi Stokes, Made line Bergamo, Lee Barber, MT. and Mrs. William Mancini, Thelma Samaka, Mrs. Louis Caruso, Stanley BroVick, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dente, Mrs. Frederick Rehm, Miss Bernice Rehm, MT. and Mrs. Frank DLauhy, MT, and Mrs. Martin Kennedy, Mrs. Grace Caruso, Miss Doris Jacaruso, Mrs. Anna Shobrinsky, Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Davino, Mrs. Charles Barber, Miss Rose Barber, Sidney Shiller, Paul Devino, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Rehm.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Wills of Circular avenue celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their on Saturday, June 18th, at their home. The couple were the recipients of messages of congratu- lation from their many friends. Mrs. Willis was Elizabeth Whittall before her marriage. Vivian and Evelyn, of the couple entertained friends at small gathering at their home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Contract Bridge

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB .
 The Monday afternoon series of the Cornell Contract club closed yesterday with the following win ners: Mrs. Ralph Crane and Mrs. James Duncan, 4011a; Mrs. Clar- ence Byars and Mrs. Matthew Houston, 392h; Rachel Hengeveld and Mrs. E. Clark, 379 and Mrs. Herbert Coe and Mrs H. A. Scott, 3591a.
 Top scorers in yesterdays session were: North and South, 69h; ByarS- Houston, 68; and East and West: Foley-Shea, 78; Montam- bault- Rooney, 59h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Weddings
RoBIN-Rooss1N

Announcement is made of the. marriage of Miss Vera Sherna Roossin, daughter of Michael J. Roossin and the late Sarah Sha- piro Roossin of Cooke street to Attorney Benjamin Robin, son of Mrs. Edith Robin of Willow street, which took place Saturday evening in New York city at the Hebrew Tabernacle. Rabbi Srishberg per- formed the ceremony. The bride is a graduate of the New Britain Normal school. Attorney Robin was graduated from New York Law School and is a member of the firm of Robin and Robin. The couple will reside on West Main street in the future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
YaLe Promenade Held Last Night

Until the wee hours this morning Yale seniors and their fair guests danced and celebrated the com- nencement festivities on the occa- sion of the Yale senior prom in the New Haven Lawn Club. As this last undergraduate. party of the senior class is always informal, so also is the dress and costume of those at- tending. Guests were received by Mrs. James Rowland Angell and Paul Rennell of Southport, chair man of the prom. Members of the senior prom committee include: John s. Griswold of New York City; Lawrence M. Kelley, of Williams port, Pa; Herbert D. Smith of New York City; Richard I. Galland of Denver, Colo; Richard L. Linkroum of Hackensack, N. J.; Richard Cur tis Miles of this city; Louis T. Stone, Jr., of Bronxville, N. r.; Albert B. Diss, 2nd, of South Orange, N. J.; Thomas M. Wells of Upper Mont clair, N. J.; Donald A. Metz, of New York City; James McCreath of Har- risburg, Pa; w. Murray Sanders of Montclair, N. J.; and William H. Scott of Hackensack, N. J.
 A linen and personal shower was given by Miss Madeline Marinaro and Mrs. Betty DiFronzo Saturday evening in honor of Miss Wanda Charneski, who will be married next month.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Elean- or Lengyel, Miss Stella Drost, Miss Julia Perugini, Miss Roseann Mo- Guire, Mrs. Mildred Ericsson, Mrs. Emma Faliglietti, Miss Julia Alan skis, Mrs. Gertrude Caggiano, Miss Sally zappulla, Mrs. Rose Azzaro, Mrs. Louis Mucciaro, Mrs. Nick Perugini, Mrs. Angelo Sylvestro, Mrs. Angelo Marinaro, Mrs. Joseph Ru- bino, Mrs. Angelo Gambino.
 Also, Mrs. Sam Perugini, Mrs. Philip DiFronzo, Miss Marie Gam bino, Miss Edith Caggiano, Miss Gloria Peruini, Mrs. Eva DiFronzo, Miss B. Paonessa, Miss Bernice Bou- cher, Mrs. Joseph Mangillo, Mrs. Jo- seph Lango, Mrs. Louis DiFronzo, Miss Carlemma Marinaro, Miss Ma deline Marinaro and Mrs. Patsy Di- FronZo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22

Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick of the Diocesan Bureau was chairman of the affair and the general commit tee included: Mrs. Margaret Verdon, Mrs. Edith Ladd, Miss Lydia Hay ward, Margaret Bull, Alice Peak, Mrs. Mary D. Camp, Miss Mary Martin, Mrs. Alice Jackson and Mrs. Mary D. Camp. Miss Eliza beth Gustafson was in charge of tickets. The committee in charge of arrangements included Miss Vic toria Liebreich, Edna Maloney, Sara Ball and Mago Sheehan, Wallace h. glis and Pat DeLeon.
 Those attending were Dr. and Mrs. John M. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Wil- liam Hams, Leslie Harris, Mrs. Edith Ladd, Mrs. Margaret Verdon, Dr. Christine Leonard, Miss Alice Peak,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Sorority Sponsors
 Annual Dinner Dance

The Semper Fidelis Sorority sponsored their summer dinner dance at the Pavilion Royale in West Haven recently. The guests included: Josephine Capobianco
 and Vincent Sciullo, Christine DelDonna and Joseph RosSi, Car mela Marano and John Rossi, An geline Cicchetti and Michael Ci- rello, Bernard Rotella and Anna Jamele, Florence Sciullo and Louis Ritucci, Nydia Barone and Edward Sullivan, Mary Cicchitto and Mi chael Devino, Grace Carlo and John Pesce, Mary Scalo and An drew Masone, Helen Masone and William Butterly, Louise RoSsi and Ferdinand Cappeletti, Josephine DiPietro and Vincent Paolucci, Helen Jamele and Virgil Sciullo, Pauline Krowchenka and Anthony Putetti, Susan Variwada and Clem Juzwak, Jessie Santavenere and Frank Capone, Helen Aruck and Pasquale Rossi, Monica Aruck and Neil O'Rourke, Mary Pannone and Edward Cocchiola, Angeline Altieri and George Palladino, Felice Ca- ruso and John DelDonna, Mary Macris and Salvatore Rizze, Louise Cinti and Frank Semeraro, MT. and Mrs. Michael Exarhou and Marian Martino, Rose DiPietro, Marie DiPietro, Frank DiPietro and Joseph Grasso of New York.
 Mrs. Joseph Gokas and Frank B. Gokas of Chipmasl street have re- turned from Peabody, Mass, where they attended the funeral of their sister -in-law, Mrs. Anthony Gokas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Fat Must Go immediately |Or No Pay

Good news to all troubled with overweight! Science has at last dis covered a harmless easy way of bringing your weight down to nor maj in quick time. Thousands are daily using SILF prescribed by doc tors which normalizes your body actions SO that all excess weight is quickly consumed. Eat what yuu-itlke and become a person of normal weight by purchasing a package of SIIF today. Go to Waterbury Drug co. 0.~Aiv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22

Usually the first concern of the declarer, especially when playing a slam contract, is the trump suit. Adverse trumps are drawn early, so that opponents may not use worth lesss triumps in ruffing good tricks.
 However, in bridge, as in many other things, there is no rule with out its exceptions, and today's hand, played by Mrs. Harry Ruth of Brooklyn, who will be one of the contestants at the first champion ship bridge tournament ever held at Coney Island, June IS to 20, is an example of an exception to the rule of drawing trumps immediately.
 CONTRACT PROBLEM
 SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Merryn1akers Club
 Enjoys Dinner

The Merrymakers' club of Leav- high school were guests at a dinner held last evening at the Copper Kettle. Miss Vera Conlong, councillor of the club was the guest of honor. Vocal and piano selec- tions were enjoyed. Those attending were: Wray Cervasie, Lillian Capal- do, Stella Hnewich, Mary Martino, Jane Ton. Jean Ferry, Catherine and Mary Donillo, Angeline Galase,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22

South'S opening bid was a mini- mum, and hence, after East had overcalled on the first round, his pass was proper. However, Mrs. Roth, who sat North, was unwilling to play the hand short of game, and with her two five card majors, and a fit with partners suit, she saw visions of slam.
 The bid of six perhaps was little .yenturesome, but. with East bidding clubs, South needed all he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Miss Ruth Sido Is
 Honored At Sholver

Miss Eleanor Kiernan entertained at a miscellaneous shower at her home recently in honor of Miss Ruth Sido of Pine street who is being married on July 1. to Thom- as McHale. Among those attend ing were Misses Doris Boisvert, An- ita Smith, Jane Miranda, Mary Crean, Barbara James, Kay Hyland, Helen Conaty, Anna Conaty, Lor- etta Brown, Barbara Baker, Mary Baker, Bernice Ryan, Margaret Ma honey, Julia Burns, Margaret Cul- bert, Anne Rappelt, Martha Shultz, Catherine OBrien, Eleanor Kier- nan, Mrs. Mary Unwin, Mrs. Thom- as Unwin,, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs George Olson, Mrs. Roy Merriman, Mrs. Edwin Traver, Mrs. Raymond Coughlan, Mrs, Thomas Baker, Mrs. George Gray, Mrs. Walter Dubish, Mrs. Eugene St. John, Mrs. Bart O'Connor and Mrs. Michael Kier- nan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
Central Index Committee
 Sponsors Annual Picnic

The annual picnic sponsored by the Central Index Committee held last evening at the vacation house at Lake Quassapaug Members of the various local social agencies and their friends were in attendance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY
 Secretary of the American Bridge League
y VIM. D. McKI

Breaks Primary Rule Player Instead of Drawing Trump
 Strips Defense of Side Suits, Then
 Cross-ruffs to Slam
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22

MT. and Mrs. John Ryan have returned to their home on Thomas ton avenue after spending a few days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22

Ann Pavelchak, Ann Mihaldo, Eve lyn Roberge, Verna Verpillot and Ella Williams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22

CONTRACT PROBLEM SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Notes the Social WASHINGTON and Its Env0ns
The Chinese Ambassador
Will Be Dinner Host
To DR.. Lin Yutang
DR.. Wang to Entertain Informally
In Honor of Philosopher, Who
Lectures Here Tonight.

TINE Chinese Ambassador Chenging T. Wang will be
host at dinner tomorrow evening entertaining informally
honor of Dr. Lin Yuang Chinese philosopher,
his guest at Twin Oaks until Sunday Yuang
today which will give this evening in
the First Baptist Church auspices Chinese Student
Clubs OF Washington and Baltimore the Chinese
caon Chinese Community Church and the National saliva
ton Association proceeds aid the speakers
warstricken counymen The introduce Lin
Yuang Mile Yoeh Wang daughter of the Ambassador
the list OF patronese and Mr. Charles Edward
man of the lecture
The Spanish Ambassador and Sonora los
them yesterday their Rios who
has returned to her studies at Columbia University
Senator Royal Copeland his home in sufern
Y after spending days shorham He came
to Washington address the Bureau
Senator and Mrs Copeland are planning to their Winter
home in Florida the middle November
Capital until early in January.
Representative and Mrs Robert woorich Pa are
suite at during stay
in Washington.
Mr. Messersmth Secretary of State and
the Assistant Secretary Draper
guests OF honor at luncheon "a yesterday
given by the Foreign Commerce Department the United
Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs Warren Draper Surgeon General
OF Arlington has Detroit Mich
to the illness OF her father the Rev Maxon rector emeritus
OF Christ Church in Detroit
Mrs Draper guest Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Maxon.
Capt have had as guest for the past
few Virginia Highlands
of Washington.
Maj Ramsay Playa del Rey Calf formerly of
the 18th HusarS the Shoreham while Washington
the of getting touch with the Embassies
Britain France Italy and Germany and the Polish
bringing the United States 10 of their
for military rough riding
The event will be held in Chicago April and will the United
States and probably Canada.
Comdr F. Pennoyer their Virginia
residence at 2346 South Meade Arlington following
with Pennoyer ST. at their Summer place at West
Boobay Harbor Me They accompanied by son. Mid
shpman Pennoyer who has resumed his studies the
Academy
Lieut. J. L. Pratt has joined Hotel
by his mother, Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt of Milford Del.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
.Dunaway Family
Sail for France.

Mr.. John A. Dunaway, an Official
Of the government of Liberia in West
Africa, who has been in the States on
leave for the past six months, with
Mrs. Dunaway, and their children,
John Duaway. jr., Bill and Sylvia
Dunaway, sailed yesterday from Balti-
more on the Newport News for Havre
France. From there they will go to
Paris for short visit. and then Mrs
Dunaway and the children will leave
for Geneva, Switzerland, where the
latter will be placed in school, while
Mr.. Dunaway will go to Liverpool,
via London, whence he will sail for
Monrovia, Liberia, expecting to reach
there sometime in November He will
be joined by his family upon the COM
pletion of school next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunaway are former
residents of Arlington, having lived
on North Glebe road, and they have
many friends both in the County and
in Washington, where they have re-
sided for the past few months. Mr..
Dunaway is supervisor of revenue in
Liberia, and is one of three American
white men who assist in the disburse-
ment of funds in the Republic, whose
governmental structure is similar to
that of the United States.
Mr.. Dunaway was in Persia for six
years doing similar work to his pres
ent position in Liberia. Prior to going
to Liberia, however, he was senior
marketing specialist with the Agricul-
tural Adjustment Administration.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
By the Way
Beth Blaine

AsHNGToNs Mayfair responded yesterday to the call to
gowns bax smiles We're parties and
henp m e snd @ on the whr Mrs @ Fran
divine shade Of red satin tea with extended shou
e and % s in almost with the
with her She parry Francis and Mrs John
vas G fRS and ssph bats
@ ana Lazy Lewis and Pen Turne great aconteur
d M % ns pgp Wa
the one restful moment of the day.
IT CERTAINLY was case of orchids on ones budget last
W aw aad the o sn d
fast catching up with US ~ ' ~
Dners at the Ps Me rQo at the Raleigh greeted
r Of it, for for upon entering M he medaey gaze tsem the
limited space Sae2 appeared Nth one OF the rare
One the tables gay gathering including the Cuban
by whom seated Mrs Connor Of Kentucky,
with sna @
tine fhncs e o e M Mrs
Deiano Robbins lovely looking always in black
goRn csn By saf wS
steps f om one 90 hef OF e eer
Of the Winter. washington '''' 'e'e' paf'
late hours which by the end of the Winter make pale limp
Su h o was % be sa
AZ M te TOO There was an air Of expectancy there
nscs MTy sd % Bose both So ang g.
s is.S ass
Tbara e had made the smiles d
Snf preer til 'afST''f pa the nss
remembering favorite dishes, unchanged
,r. Betting Benan looking much like her stunning mother
9ened Hns Geh %st a1t d hSse hos adosd 9sy kose
son pere represented in the several other young
on BAD
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Polish Ambassador
Will Be Host on
Pulaski Day.
pREsIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOsE.

PREsIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOsE-
WELT will play the leading role in
the local celebration of Pulaski day
next october II, when Group 848 OF
the Polish National Alliance will
sponsor a dinner and dance at the
Wardman Park Hotel in honor of the
150th anniversary of the signing of
the Constitution of the United States.
The Chief Executive will speak over
An international radio hook-up from
wherever he may be. A reply will be
broadcast from London by Maj. Gen.
James G. Harbord. U. S. A., retired,
former chief of staff of the United
States Army and at present chairman
of the board of the Radio Corp of
America.
The Attorney General, Mr. Homer
s. Cummings, will be the principal
speaker at the dinner. Other speakers
will include Count jerry Potocki,
Polish Ambassador to the United
States, and Mr.. M. S. Szymczak, men,
Der of the board of governors of the
Federal Reserve System.
Preceding the dinner the Polish
Ambassador will give reception at
the Embassy. The reception will
follow special services at Arlington
National Cemetery, where the body of
Brig. Gen. vladimir B. Krzyzanowski,
Civil War hero of Polish birth, will be
reinterred after being brought here
from a cemetery in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Miss Sarah Antrim
Engaged to Wed.

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Antrim OF
Worthington, Columbus, Ohio, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Sarah Denny, to Mr.. Will
liam Edward Cole. jr,, son Of Mai.
Gen. William Edward Cole, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Cole of Fort Hayes, Colum-
bus. Ohio. Gen. Cole is the corps
area commander of the Fifth Corps
Area.
Miss Antrim is graduate of
Swarthmore College, class Of 1894, and
since her graduation has travelled
extensively. Her fiance received his
preparatory education at Punahou
School in Honolulu, Hawaii, studied
at the Sorbonne, in Paris, and grad
uated from Dartmouth College in 1882
He is in the diplomatic service and
is now American vice consul In VAN
couver, British Columbia, Canada.
Although no date is being an
nounced for the wedding at this time,
1t will take place during the Fall.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
German Ambassador
In New York.

The, German Ambassador, Herr
Hans Dieckhoff, will 90 to New York
today or tomorrow to remain several
Evening star., 1937-10-01

The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Castillo Najera arrived this
morning from Mexico. where they have
been for month or more.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Mrs. Carl E. Gerber
Will Be Hostess.

Alpha Epsilon Alpha, the alumnae
chapter In Washington of Alpha Chi
Omega, one of the % national college
sororities, will hold its FIRST meeting
of the year Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Carl z. Gerber, 1858
South Nash. Arlington Ridge, Va.
Assistant hostesses will be Miss Alice
Wakefield and Miss Lois Townsend.
The new officers for the year who
will be installed include Mrs. L. o.
Graham, president: Mrs. Wilson
Hardy. vice president; Miss Laura
Hughes, recording secretary; Miss
Alice Wakefield, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Russell Schoper. treasurer;
Miss Lois Townsend, historian; Mrs.
Robert Nash, Lyre editor: Miss Mar
jorie Davis, warden; Mrs. Harold
Caster, Pan Hellenic representative,
and Mrs. Carl Gerber. alternate Pan
Hellenic representative.
Alpha Chi Omega has recently in
stalled a new chapter at American
University. and the active chapter
will join with the alumnae group In
celebrating Founders day, October
is. Mrs. Owen D. Scott is alumnae
advisor for the active chapter.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Diplomats Return,

The Chilean Ambassador, Senor
Don Manuel Truco, and his daughters
returned yesterday to the Embassy
after spending the Summer at Blue
mont.