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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
TORRINGTON Correspondent: Thomas Carr. Phone T0rTingtOn 6445
TAVERN BURGLARS GIVEN SENTENCES
Four Youths Plead Guilty to Charges in City Court
 Yesterday

Torrington, Jan. 5-Four youths charged with breaking into Chico Pagano's tavern on Harwinton ave- nue last week were arraigned before Judge Thomas P. Wall in city court yesterday morning. The accused were Henry Gaudette, q, Alfred Mancino, 20, Patsy Evangelist, 20 and Charles DeFait, "A. Each plead- ed guilty to breaking and entering and theft.
 Evangelist was sentenced to six months in the county jail on the first charge and to 30 days on the second. Execution of the 30-day sen tence was suspended and he Waa placed on probation for year fol- lowing his release from jail.
 Mancino, Gaudette and DeFait were each sentenced to 60 days and 30 days on the first and second charges, respectively. Execution oi the S0-day sentence was suspended in tue cases of Gaudettc and Man ciIlo and of both sentences in the case of DeFait. All three were placed on probation for a year.
 Other Court Cases
 Fred ". LaEin of Great Barring tc.l, Mass, charged with driving w'tr1 put an operators license, had judgment suspended on payment cf ccste of $9.40.
 John Gillotti, 33, Of Danbury charged with operating public sc.'v ce motor vehicle withoua Spe. c':l license, was fined S5 with costs
 Inc caes of Raymond DoWd, % of s5 Red Mountain avenue, ar- rested Sunday morning on com plaint of his wife, was continued indefinitely.
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turned to the Taft school from Springfield, Mass, where they spent the Christmas holidays.
 Joseph Patrick of the Northflcld road is a patient at the Waterbury hospital.
 Mrs. Stanley Barlow and chill dren have returned from New Lon- don where they spent the holiday season.
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4 BY ELMER c. WALZER United Press Financial Editof)

New YOk, Jan. S.-(UPD .--5tooks were steadier today with volume in- .creasing. Leading motors moved in a narrow range; steels were steady; oil shares advanced.
 Cilrysler opened 1000 shares at III 5-6 off 3-4, while General Mo- tors on block of 2.0O0 shares was unchanged at 61 1-8. U. 8. Steel
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CATS GET DRUNK ON BEER

London (U.P) Scores of cats and dogs became drunk on Putney Hill. Wandsworth, when a number of barrsl of beer fell from a
 brewers lorry and burst. AS the beer went flowing down the hill, the cats and dogs lapped 1t up greedily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

l Terryville, Jan. 5--About 250 em- ployes of the Eagle Lock company attended a meeting of the Workers Protective association in the town hall Monday evening. with Michael Fill, president, presiding. Before the meeting opened, it was an- nounced all who had not joined the organization must leave the hall. It was reported that the result of survey being made to compare the wages of the Eagle Lock company and other companies in the state in the same line of business was ex- pected to be completed in about a week.
 A constitution drawn up by a committee appointed a month ago was accepted. following which 1t was voted to have them printed in pamphlet form and distributed to the members. The drive for members had resulted in 800 join ing the organization.
 Miss Anna Dubanasky rendered her resignation as recording secre- tary, with Miss Mary Firth being elected The other officers are: President, Michael Fill; vice presi- dent, Joseph Musante; financial secretary, Miss Irene Lass; treas Ter. William Wysocki; trustees. John Rusgrove, Mathew Halpin and Thomas Slesicki; sergeant at arms, Benjamin KolakoWski auditors, Kenneth Billings. James Callahan and Lawrence Bates.
 Admittance to future meetings which will be held on the third Monday of each month, will be Feb ruary 18th.
 YD Club to Meet
 The semi-monthly meeting of the Marshal Donald Leach chapter, Yankee Division club, will be held in the legion rooms in the town hall this evening.
 street. New Haven, is patient in the Bristol hospital, suffering from deep gash on his head which re- Quired four stitches and, from an jn- jured back, suffered Sunday when he fell through trestlc on the rail- road tracks near Hancock Station.
 Sankos, after falling through the trcstle, walked to the home of Will liam Dennis about a quarter of a mile away, where his head injury was treated. MT. Dennis then no- tified Selectman William Eustice, who in turn notified Dr. Ralph Long who treated the injured man then had him removed to the Bris- tol hospital.
 SankOs told MT. EuSticc he had been cndeavoring ct secure work in this vicinity and being unable, had started to walk the tracks toward bis home. He told MT. Eustice he was single and had sister, Mary Laski in Beacon Falls.
 Meetings Tonight An important meeting of the Ter ryyille Aerie of Eagles will be held this evening in their rooms in the Malanka block on Main street.
 A meeting Of the Hi-L club will be held in the Prospect street school this evening at 7:30 o'clock. An important meeting of the dem- ocratic town committee will be held in the court room fin the town hall this evening at 7:45 o'clock for the purpose of discussing plans for presidential ball here January 30.
 Fire Department Called A general alarm, sounded at 4:50 o'clock Monday afternoon, called the Terryyille fire department to chimney fire at the home of Edward Gear on High street. The blaze was quickly extinguished with no dam age resulting. This was the first evieye Kilroe of New York city. spent the weekend as guests of Dr. and Mrs. William s. Spain. Troon i ROv Gcniita uill moot
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N. Y. Bask & Trust Stocks
 The R z. Ggiggs Co

visit in Albany, New York as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Burton GesSert.
 Temple lodge A. P. and A. M, will meet in grange hal. Thursday at D. m.
 The fire department will meet in their rooms in the town hall this evening at 7:3O.
 Returns to Ohio
 Sterling Jarrett has returned to Granville. Ohio, after a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jarrett of South Cheshire. He is a student at Devision college In Gran vile.
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Observes 92nd BIrthdav

Mrs. Finally scoville, one of the oldest living residents of this city, obseryed her 92nd birthday yester- { day at her home at 193 Church ptreet. Mrs. ScoyIllc, the widow of Ardrew Scoviile, enjoys good health
 eDpite her advanced age. She wac born in Goshen, January {, 1845. a Gaughter of John and Harriet Law
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Parish Helpers Meet

Parish Helpers Meet
 The annual meeting of the Parish Helpers of Christ church will be held this evening at the Guild room. Members are asked to bring with them used underwear or night clothes for children of 2 3 or 5, that is still in good condition
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THOMASTON Csnsspsnssut-hI Er.nk q. AIattOon. Onion stTeL lss
High School Grant
 For Town Expected
S7,OOO Work on Reynolds Bridge and Brick School
 Buildings Awaits Approval of Finance Board

coming summer vacation. Since both the matter of seeking federal aid for a new high school build- ing and the towns appropriation for money for repairs to the outside schools were both approved at a special town meeting last Septem- bcr, before members expressed themselves of the opinion that if action on the latter is delayed un- til definite information on the for mer is received 1t may be too late to get the repair work under way so that the outside schools may be in the necessary repair the coming fall.
 The board approved the purchase of reconditioned dictophone at a cost of $65 for the commercial de- partment. This will make two ma- chimes of the type which have been added since the beginning of the school year. A new one at a cost of $200 having been purchased in the fall.
 Routine business was transacted and reports of the superintendent and nurse accepted.
 Members present were George Dewell, Hugh Tingle, Harry Swan son, Max Winser, Mrs. Bea Galway and Mrs. Elizabeth Mattoon.
 Mrs. Cook Honored
 At special meeting of Maid Marian, A. O. F., at the home of Mrs. Annie Innocent last night Mrs. Olive Cook was elected chief ranger. 9th : officers elected were: Sub- chief ranger, Mrs. William Spargo; past chief ranger, Mrs. Ada Sea- bourne; financial secretary, Mrs. PhyliSs Chipman; recording secre- tary, Mrs. Frances Alley; treasurer, Mrs. William Stevens; senior wood- ward, Miss Katherine Seabourne; junitr woodward, Mrs. Florence Stone: senior beadle. Mrs. Melinda Alkcr: junior beadle, Mrs. Eliza beth Barber; musician, Mrs. Agnes Boyce.
 At the regular meeting of the cir cle next Monday night in the Knights of Pythias rooms the off, cers will be installed by District Deputy Ranger Chester Bellmay. The meeting will start at 7:30 o. clock and will be followed by mys- tery supper
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Mir. and Mrs. Albzert T. Fusonie and son, Dauglas, of the Taft faculty, have returned from spend- ing the Christmas holidays at Rox- bury, Mass.
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Sand in the Sahara Desert has been found to average between 20 and 30 feet deeu.
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Briefs

Miss Betty Bartlett has returned to her home on Heminway park rom the Waterbury hospital where ghc has been a patient.
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Bingo Party

The American Legion and Legion auxiliary will hold 8 public bingo party Wednesday evening at 8 o. clock at the Community hall. The entire proceeds of the party will be used for the community work of the organizations.
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Past Chiefs Meet
Committees Named

The past chiefs club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Norton.
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Camerons Entertain


 Mfr. and Mrs. Douglas Cameron entertained New Years party at their home on Hungerfgord avenue. MT. and Mrs. Claytonso'Dell were the honored guests. Cards were en- joyed, followed by delicious lunch- con being served by the hostess, Mrs Cameron, to those attending who were: Mir. and Mrs. Clayton O'Dell, MT. and Mrs. William Wookey, MT. and Mrs. Arnold Nichols, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Budge, Mir. and Mrs. Mason Wetherell and MT. and Mrs, Harold Seymour.
 Briefs
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Slough of Whittier avenue entertained Mir. and Mrs James Daley and son, Dacid of Canada. the past week.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church will meet at the parish house Wednesday after noon at 2:30 o'clock
 The Mems club of the Congrega- tional church will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the parish house.
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street. Honors were won by Mrs. George Baeder and Ira W. Stevens high. Mrs. Ira w. Stevens and Her bert Harrison. low. Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. Arthur s. Judd, MT. and Mrs. William Rich, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Harrison, MT. and Mrs. George Baeder. MT. and Mrs. Ira W. Stevens. and Mir. and Mrs. Rinaldi. The affair was in honor of Mir. Rinaldi's birthday. New Years Day which was celebrated af- ter midnight.
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P. o. ReceIpts Uo

Receipts at the local post office Tor the year were $l22,526.42 as compared to $l18,613.45 in 1885 ac. ccrding to Postmaster Franl. Buo. n0core. The gain was $3,912.97.
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WATERFOWN Corrcspon6rni. Asnrp OosnFoss FbOne sol
.FIREMEN ELECT SLATE TONIGHT
Annual Department Meet. ing to Be Held Fol-
 lowed By Social

Watertown, Jan. 5.--The annual meeting of the Watertown Fire de- pertinent will be held this evening at the fire house. Election of of- ficcrs will be held and the reportg of, the officers and auditing com mittee will be made.
 Following the business meeting refreshments will be served.
 Committees Named
 Emil Bussemey, president of the Republican club, has appointed the following committees for the follow ing year:
 Membership--Chairman John T Miller; Irma Scott, Mrs. John Up son. Robert Atwood and Leo Or sini. Finance-William Uartree, Luciuf Snyder. Irving Smith, A.J. Camp bell, Paul Johnson, Mrs. E. Bradford Ripley.
 Election Clarence Booth, Bron- gon Lockwood, Mrs. A. J. Kinkel Miss Mary Martin, Charles Olson.
 Publicity-Stuart Atwood. Joseph Lovetre, Alex Agnew, Mrs. Herbert Dayton, Mrs. Grover Baldwin.
 Entertainment Patrick Martin Bertrand LaVigne, Jr., Dennis Me- Cleary, Miss Esther Ericson, Mrs Sally Judson.
 Members of the executive com mittee comprise the officers, Emil Bussemey, Jr., Mrs. August Reich enbach, William Partree, Curtiss Sherwood and G. Wilmot Hunger ford, Warren Parker, Attilio Lattan- zio Miss Carrie Bush.
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 From an athletic, rosy checked girl to a gIamorous screen beauty that's the marvellous transfor- nation, depicted above, which the magic of Hollywood wrought in Sonia Hcnic, wOnen's champion figure skater. The Olympic ice star Is pictured at top. in charming studio pose, and at right, as she appears in every day life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

Rev. and Mrs. Ralph w. Rowland recently entertained Mrs. Rowland's sisters. Mrs. Ethelbert Taylor and MT. Taylor of Mountainville, ". Yy and Mrs. Walter Brown. of Wasii- ingtonville. N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
Identify Ownership of Car

' IueHtITy OWHeTshIp or CaF 2 The police reported that it haa been ascertained that the damaged car abandoned near the Homlocks Norfolk road, was owned by Joht Cculthar.. of Salisbury. It was plu chased from the Duchess Auto Corporation, Millerton, N Y. in tIe fell
 The car, 1929 model. without license plates, was found on its side early Saturday night. There was hole in the top. The motor oi the car was still warm when Cap- tam Peter Bourquin and Ofiicer Edward Over arrived to make an in- yestigation but the driver had dis appeared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
Mrs. Graham Hostess

Mrs. Robert Graham entertained the High street circle of Kings Daughters at the annual business meeting at her home on High street yesterday afternoon. Officers Of the proceeding year were reelected az follows: Mrs. Graham, president; Mrs. Charles Bullock, vice -presi = dent; Miss Emma Hine. secretary, and treasurer: Mrs. Jomn Fraser and Mrs. George Gilbert, work com- mittee. Following the meeting tea was served by the hostess and so- cial time enjoyed.
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Troop l, Boy Scouts. will meet Tuesday evening in the town hall A meeting will be held the same cye- ming at the home of Walter Cot terili to discuss plans for the for nation of court of honor In the Litchflcld district.
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evieye Kilroe of New York city, spent the weekend as guests of Dr. and Mrs. William s. Spain.
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OAKVlLLE
 Correspondent: Mac Villa BabiE 1917 WatertOND Avenue
YOUNG PEOPLE TO
 CIVESTACE PLAY
All Saints Church Society Outlines Plans at MOn-
 day Meeting

The Young Peoples Fellowship society met at the All Saints church hall last evening at 7:3O o'clock. Plans were perfected to present Q play before Lent. After the busi- ness meeting, social hour with luncheon served was enjoyed.
 Those attending were: Rev. A. Nugent Samwell, rector; Reid Hoff- man, Stanley Whiteman, Jack Bliven, George Collier, Ada Krull. Hazel Collier, Bud Thibault. Roger Thibault. Jack Mclean, Dorothy Cutler, Violet Damico.
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Stamp Club

The Stamp club met with their director, Bernard KuntZWeiler. at the South school last evening. Elec- tion of officers took place. Plans to have Perry Sk.lton, as guest speak CT at the next meeting. January IS was perfected. This club will meet on the first and third Monday of each month at the South school.
 The election of officers follows: President, Earl Taylora; vice-presi- dent, Vito Lapio; secretary, Dorothy Mulhern treasurer, Richard Kos losky; director, Bernard L. Kuntb- weller; membership committee, Betty Corcoran, Sarah Ostrom. Jo- Dephinc Zaccaria; publicity commit tee, Josph Tringa, Edward Woodruff and Nunzio Perugini.
 The members attending were: Josephine Zaccaria, Betty Corcoran Edna Boulanger, George Seller, Jean Stafstrom, Clarence Koslosky. Rob- ert Harrison, Vito Lapia. Canio Ia- pia, Earl Taylor, Richard Koslosky Joseph Tringa. Nunzio Perugini Sarah Ostrom, Joyce Kuntzweiler, Dorothy Mulhern, Samuel Lapio, John Moptagna, Verla Austin, Billy Lombardi, Edward Woodruff. Miss Kilbridge and the director, Bernard KuntzWeiler.
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MT. and Mrs. Robert c. Adams, IT,. and daughter, Lynn, have re-
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Camp Meets Tonight

Elisha Kellogg camp, No. IS, Sons Of Uupion Veterans, and auxiliary, will meet tonight at o'clock in the new rooms of the organization on the school green. New members will be mustered and the entire de- gree team has been requested to be present. Plans are being made by the camp for the state conVen- ton which will be held in Thomas- ton April Is and l6.
 The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Hodkoski. 40, wife of William Hod- koski, was held from her home on Railroad street to St. Thomas at g o'clock this morning Burial was in St. Thomas cemetery. Mrs HodkoSki who had beeu sick for a long period of time is survived by her husband; four sons, Henry, Max Clement and CaSimer and four daughters, Wanda, Irene, Barbara and Zenobia.
 Game Tonight
 The American Legion basketball team will meet the Torrington Full Fashion quintet in the high school gym here tonight in the preliminary game, a team explained by Chris Martin will meet picked team of amateurs. The main game will start at 3:30. o'clock.
 THOMASTON MARINE ST. APT. Four rooms and bath. Inquire c. E. Mathes on premises.
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August CieIke Dies

August Cielke, 64, of B Center street, died early yesterday morning at the Charlotte Hungerlord hosp.- tai, where he was a patient since December 3l. He was native of Russia and came to this country in 1913, locating in New York He has been a resident of Torrington for the past eight years. He was the original owner of the Torrington Grill.
 Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. William H. Staniforth of CleVe- land, O., Mrs. Emma Santo of Tor Sington and Mrs. Beatrice Dolan of New York City; two sons Rudolph of Torrington and Robert of New York City; and ten grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held from the AIvord Memorial Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev. Otto SeidcnSteucker, pastor of St. Paills German Lutheran church, will officiate. Burial will be in Hill- side cemetery.
 The body has been removed to the Phalen Funeral Parlors, which will be open this afternoon and evening for the convenience of friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Toner of Stcughton street were holiday and weekend guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Clement Browne and MT. Browne of Brooklyn. N Y.
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Hogan Funeral Today


 Miss Eleanor Marie Hogan, IT, a senior at the Torrington High school died Saturday evening at the Char lotte Hungerford, hospital following two-day illness. She was the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James F Hogan, 420 Migeon avenue.
 Miss Hogan was popular mem Der of the class which is to oe graduated from the High school next June, and 8 delegation of Classmates, including the officers. will attend the funeral.
 Tn addition to her parents, Mis- Hogan is survived by two brothers Francis J. and Reinhold l..
 The funeral was held from the Family home this afternoon at ? o'clock and from Trinity church al 2:30 o'clock. The rector, the Rev. 1T. Francis Hine, officiated. Burial was in Hillside cemetery.
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The Misses Helen and Edna Tyczenski have returned to their home after visit of several weeks in Philadelphia, Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

Miss Betty Butler of West Main
 street has returned from . weeks
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auinnipiac Tribe. Red Men, will hold a meeting in Shepherd hall this evening at & o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-11-22
Senator King Host
To Safety Group.

Senator William H. King was host
at luncheon today in the Senate
Restaurant to the Women's Safety
Committee, Of which Mrs. George C.
Thorpe is chairman. Senator King
is chairman of the Senate District
Committee and the members Of the
Women's Safety Committee, number
ing 40, includes among its new men,
bers Mrs. Thomas. wife of Senator
Elmer Thomas; Mrs. Collins, wife OF
Representative Ross A. Collins OF
Mississippi, and the Director of the
Mint, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, who at
tended the luncheon.
During the luncheon there was
discussion of the program for legisla-
ton which the women's committee
favors to make Washington streets
safe tor pedestrians and motorists.
Evening star., 1937-11-22
District Officials
In Attendance
At Concert.

YESTERDAY was District day for
the National Symphony Orches-
ira, DR.. Hans Kinder, conductor,
when the local organization gave its
second Sunday afternoon concert Of
this season in Constitution Hall. The
two soloists. Howard Mitchell, cellist,
and Glenn Carow, pianist, both are
Washington musicians, the former the
first cellist in the orchestra and the
latter a product of the National
Capital.
The president of the Board of Dis
trict Commissioners and Mrs. Melvin
c. Hazen had guests in their box and
many others prominent in local circles
were in the large audience. Mrs. Tracy
Dows, a member of the Board Of
Directors of the Orchestra Associ-
alton. entertained group of guests in
her box, as did Mrs. Lawrence Town
send. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Evans
were with the manager Of the orches-
ira and Mrs. G. G. Cappel, while Mr..
Clarence A. Aspinwall was host in
hic box. Col and Mrs. Curt C..
SchifIeler had with them in their box
their two children, and among others
at the concert were Mrs. Edward
Hamlin Everett, Mrs. Oliver Owen
Kuhn. Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley,
Miss Rebecca Wellington, Mrs. Harry
Hunt and the librarian of the Public
Library and Mrs. George F. Bower
| man.
The orchestra, DR.. Kinder conduct
ing. will give its second concert in
the midweek series Wednesday eve
ming and the next Sunday afternoon
concert will be given December ~.
Dr. Kinder conducting. and Ruggiero
Ricci, volinist, as soloist.
Evening star., 1937-11-22

Announced
Recently
Miss Mary Lynch
Of Silver Spring
Is Married.

A VERY attractively arranged
~ wedding took place Saturday.
~ November s. at St. Michaels
4 a Church in Silver Spring. when
Miss Mary Geraldine Lynch, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Lynch,
became the bride Of Mr.. Francis De
Sales Guide, son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry A. Guide. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Thomas A..
Calnan, who also celebrated the nup-
tial mass which followed the ceremony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore an old
fashioned gown Of white moire with a
halo hat of white velvet. She carried
a prayer book from which fell a
shower of white gardenias and lilies
of the valley. Mrs. Jeter L. Reamy,
cousin of the bride, was matron Of
honor. wearing gownsof midnight
blue velvet fashioned similar to that
of the bride. Her accessories matched
her dress and she carried an arm
bouquet Of white chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Julian j. Seek. brother in law
Of the bridegroom, was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. J. Leo Lynch.
brother Of the bride, and Mr.. Joseph
A. Dugan.
A wedding breakfast and reception
followed at the home Of the brides
parents. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Guide left for trip through New York.
Mrs. Guides going-away outfit was OF
biege with brown accessories. Upon
their return they will make their home
at 428 Crittenden street NV.
The bride is a graduate Of Sacred
Heart Academy and received her
bacehlor Of law degree from Columbia
University.
Evening star., 1937-11-22
Soubys Arrive
For Winter.

Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Souby OF
Omaha, Nebr., have come to Washing
ton for the Winter and have taken an
apartment at the Roosevelt for q
month. They will return to Omaha
to join their daughter, Miss Mar
jorie Souby. for Christmas. Miss
Souby, who is active in dramatics, is
q member Of the Junior League in
Omaha and probably will return to
Washington with her parents the early
part Of the year. Mr.. and Mrs. Souby
will sell their place in Omaha which
they recently built and will move to
Washington to live.