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DEATHS

|aRRANDENBURG, MARY ALICE - On
Thursday, August 20, 1887, MARY ALICE
BRANDENBURG. wife Of the late Charles
F, Brandenburg and beloved mother OF G.
burg Ollie =: Brsnden6urE. Myrtle Q.
Brandenburg. Mrs. Eleanor A. Dryer, Mrs.
Betty N. Nash and Mrs Mary J. Berger.
Funeral services from her late residence.
gust %. 1887 at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
n, SsFycs; By the W. W So Chambers
BROWN, RICHARD ARTHUR-on wednes-
903 Concord Ave. N. W., RICHARD AR;
THUR BROWN, the beloved husband OF
Edith g. Brown (nee Reed) and father Of
the late Robert and Ida Brown.
Funeral services from the residence OF
his sister. Miss Irene Brown, 1888 Fifth
St N. W.. on Saturday, August 2S. az
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Glenwood Cemetery.
Services by the W. w. Chambers Co.
CRIsTOFOLI, BELINDA T.-On Saturday.
AISHst T. 1897 e HaT NIB S.,d ps
daughter of Mrs. Domenica Bertha. She
10 also survived by two sisters.
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham
Der. Co. funeral home. 14oo Chaplin 81;
.. m, themes to St. Gnthony's Catholic
Church. where mass will be offered at 9
a. m. for the repose OF her soul. Rela-
tivea and friends are invited. Interment
In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
DURNBAUGH. JOSEPH Lon Tuesday.
August "a, 1887, at Providence Hospital;
JOSEPH L. DURNBAUGH, the beloved
husband Of Lillian May Durnbaugh and
father Of william r. and George G, Durn.
baugh, Mrs. Lenora Chopper. Mrs. Margaret
Stiene, Mrs Catherine Stanley Mrs, Bea-
trice Norman. Mrs. Mildred Cangelod and
Mrs Lille SaffelI
Funeral services from his late residence.
112 Sixty-first Street, Capitol Heights. Nd,
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
1nterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home.
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4 Graduates Here
90 Win Scholarships

-Four graduates of Catholic sec.
ondary schools have been awarded
three-year Scholarships to Colum.
bus University, it was announced
today by Dean James D. Cushman.
They are John A. Smith, IT, OF
1904 Calvert St. N. W.; June Hoft-
man, 10. of st. Patrick's Academy;
Elizabeth Callahan, Is, of Notre
Dame Academy, and Joseph Nc
Cam, II, Of st. Anthony's High
School. Smith will enter the law
school and the others the school
of accountancy.
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>"Romeo and Juliet" with Norma Shearer
6aS Leslie aood od % e %aaae
Beery; also Murder Goes College" all
star cast. Saturday. "Nobody,s Baby"
with Patsy Kelly; also Thirteenth
Chair" with Madge Evans.
STATE-sunday and Monday. Clark
Gable and Myrna 10y in "Parnell." Tues
day and Wednesday, Robert Montgomery
and Rosalind Russell in Night Must
bsssador BilT'; Also Madge Evans in the
day, Richard Dix in "Devils play
ground" also Dick Foran in Land Be-
yond the Law
sTANTON-sunday and Monday. Cary
Cooper and Madeleine Carroll in The
General Died at Dawn" Tuesday and
Wednesday, Love From Stranger
with Ann Harding, Basil Rathbone. and
Key" with j. Warren Hull. Jean Rogers,
and Alan Baxter. Thursday and Friday,
Francis Lederer and Ann Sothern in my
American Wife; also Cary Grant in
Romance and Riches" with Mary Brian.
| Saturday, "Racketeers in Exile" with
! George Bancroft, Evelyn Venable. and
Wynne Gibson; also Bob Steele in Alias
John Law"
sYLvAN-sunday and Monday: Gap
| tains Courag eous" with Freddies Bar
tholomew and Spencer Tracy. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Another Dawn" with
Kay Francis and Enrol Flynn. Thurs
day and Friday: The Singing Marine"
with Dick Powell. Saturday: Doctor
Bull with Will Rogers; also King of
the Gamblers with Claire Trevor and
Lloyd Nolan.
AROMA - Sunday and Monday:
Spencer Tracy and Freddie Bartholomew
in Captains Courageous" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Patsy Kelly and Jack
Haley in Pick Star; also George
Brent in THE Go Getter." Thursday
and Friday: "Emperor's Candlesticks"
with William Powell and Luise Rainer.
Saturday: Dorothy Lamour and Lew
Ayres in Last Train From Madrid;
also Paul Kelly in TT Happened Out
West"
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warQ Everett HORTON In WllQ money
Our Gang Comedy.
CENTRAL-Sundaya and Monday, Jack
Oakie and Ann Sothern in Super
sleuth," and Gloria Stuart and Michael
Whalen in Lady Escapes" Tuesday and
DICK Heni Po~sil: cartoons osE Thursday The
Case of the Suffering Bishop" with
Donald Woods and Ann Dvorak Friday
Lew Ayres and Dorothy Lamour In Last
Harlow and Clark Gable in Saratoga"
COLONY-Sunday. Monday ana Tues.
day: Marx Brothers, Allan Jones and
Maureen O'sullivan in "A Day at the
Marion Mario Davies and Robert Montgomery
in Ever Since Eve" Friday: Myrna
10y. Clark Gable and William Powell in
Manhattan Melodrama." Saturday: Joe
e. Brown in Riding On Air: cartoon.
HOME-sunday and Monday: ''The
Singing Marine" with Dick Powell. Tues
day and Wednesday: William Powell and
Luise Rainer in "Emperor's Candle
sticks"; Edgar Bergen and Charlie Nc
earthly in Double Talk" Thursday y
Maureen o'sullivan in Between Two
Women" Friday: Lloyd Nolan and
Claire Trevor in king Of Gamblers.
Wild West Days No. 3: cartoon.
PENN-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
Jean Arthur and Ray Milland in Easy
Friday: Wallace Berry and Warner Bax-
ter in slave Ship: cartoon, Saturday:
Fred MacMurray and Frances Farmer
in Exclusive"
SAVOY - Sunday and Monday. George
Murphy in London by Night" Tuesday
and Wednesday, Lloyd Nolan and Claire
Trevor in King of Gamblers" Thurs
day. Anthony Martin and Dixie Dunbar
liam Boyd in North Of the Rio Grande. /"
Saturday Claudette Colbert, Melvyn
Douglas and Robert Young in I Net
Him in Paris"
Tuesday. Jean Harlow and Clark Gable in
Saratoga" Wednesday and Thursday.
Marlene Dietrich and Robert Donat in
Knight without Armor." Friday. "Ele-
ANGELS Holiday: Double Talk" with
Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy.
TIVOLI - Sunday and Monday, Jean
Arthur and Ray Milland in Easy Liv-
ing; March Of Time. Tuesday and
Baxter in "slave Ship" Thursday and
Friday, Will Rogers in David Harun. "
| Saturday. Fred MacMurray ard Frances
Farmer in Exclusive; "Wild West
Days." No. ..
UPTOWN-sunday. Monday and Tues
| day: Jean Harlow and Clark Gable in
| Saratoga" Wednesday ana Thursday
Marlene Dietrich and Robert Donat in
'Knight without Armor": cartoon. Fri
day: Jean Arthur and Ray Milland ir
| Easy Living" Saturday: Wallace
Berry and Warner Baxter in ''slave Ship.
YORK-sunday and Monday: "Th'
Singing Marine" with Dick Powell; Oul
| Gang Tuesday and Wednesday: viii
| liam Powell ana Luise Rainier in EN-
peror's Candlesticks." Thursday: Rich
ard Dix and Jean Perry in Devil Il
Driving Friday: Lew Ayres and Dor
| othy Lamour in Last Train from
| Madrid" Saturday: June Martel ant
Larry Crabbe in "'Forlorn River"
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I.,

Questions on Page 13)
This test is used to determine
social or nonSocial tendencies.
Score 10 for yes. zero for no,
and for x. A high score in
dicates a nonsocial disposition;
a low score indicates the social
type of person. A score of so is
high enough to show a non
social nature. Those with a high
score would enjoy work that
would not bring them into con-
tact with the public.
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Alice FarhoOd, 81, Emergency Hoe
pital.
Mary A. Bradenbury, IS, Gallinger
Hospital.
Everett d. Kern, 20, Georgetown
Canal.
Mildred Mills. rs, GalllnEer Hos
pital.
Carrie b. wahI, 10. George Wash
ingtOn Hospital.
Miles a. Barnett, ., Walter Reed
General HOSpital
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IN MEMORIAM

SPALDING, DANIEL J.-In loving 70.
membrane of our dear husband and
father, DANIEL ]. SPALDING. who passed
What would we give to clasp his hand.
His happy face to see:
To hear his voice and see his smile
That meant so much to us.
The flowers we place upon your crave
May wither and decay. a..
But love for you who sleeps beneath
Will never fade away.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Wife of Attache
Slips, Breaks Leg

A polished floor and a slippery
rug in her home resulted in a
broken leg yesterday for Nine.
Lillian Gordon-Smith, wife OF
Capt. Gordon Gordon Smith, at
tache Of the Yugoslavian Legation.
She was under treatment at
Georgetown Hospital last night.
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MAURICE L. CRATER

Maurice L. Crater, former World
War veteran, who died Thursday,
will be buried in Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery today with mill.
tary honors. He was 40 years old.
Mr.. Crater, who lived at 914 Ala
bama Ave. N. E., had been i'll only
two months. His only survivors
are distant relatives.
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DEATHS REPORTED

Harry T. Dunbar, %, wardman
Park Hotel.
- Sophia e. Holder, 80, 30 W ct.
n. w.
Charles J. ThOenen, 10, Slbley Hos
pital.
Bumyen Olive ~, Garfield Hos.
pital.
Mary s.. Diet1, 10, SsOe Thirty.
Mary E. HenauEham. 80, 1909 o st.
n. W.
ALBERT sutton, %, Georgetown Hos
pftaf.
John J. Kiernan. 81, o. 8. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Jim d. Sawyer, 81, Gallinger Hos.
pital.
Theodore q. CarxIIl, SO, 24S2 Penn.
sylvania Ave. N. W.
~ Lillian L Chandler, IS, 800 E St.
wilbur s. Hauer, So, Emergency
Hospital.
Richard A. Brown, So, 0O8 Concord
81. N. w.
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JEFFERSON T. DONNAHOE

Funeral arrangements for JET
ferson Thomas Donnahoe, Federal
Trade Commission lawyer, who
was killed by lightning Thursday
while swimming in the ocean near
Kitty Hawk, N. c., will be an.
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THOMAS H. BAKER

Thomas Henry Baker, former
Tennessee publisher and employe
of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
who died Thursday in Douglaston,
L. L, while visiting his daughter,
will be. buried in Ivy Hill Gene
terry, Alexandria, Va, today, fol-
lowing services at st. Paul's Epis"
copal Church. He was IS.
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Rites for Simpson
Here This Afternoon

nounced later, according to mem
bers of the family.
The couple lived in Arlington,
Va.
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Warner Bros. Theaters

Tuesday, and wednesday, Kay Francis
Jean Harlow and clark Gable in sara.
toga." Saturday, Marlene Dietrich and
Robert Donat in Knight Without
Armor."
day, Marx Brothers, Allan Jones, Maui
reen O'Sullivan in Day at the Races"
Wednesday and Thursday. Marlene Diet
rich and Robert Donat in knight With
Gable. Myrns 10y, and william Powell
in Manhattan Melodrama." Saturday,
Jane Withers and Robert Kent in
ANGELS Holiday" and Walter Connolly
AvALON-sunday and Monday, Marx
Brothers, Allan Jones' and Maureen
O'Sullivan in Day at the Races" Tues
day and Wednesday. Marion Davies and
Thursday. Richard Dix and Joan Perry
in Devil Is Driving" Friday, Myrna
10y William Powell. and Clark Gable in
Manhattan Melodrama." Saturday, Joe
E. Brown in Riding on Air.: cartoon.
AVENUE GRANND-sundav and Mon
day, Robert Young and Florence Rice
in Married Before Breahast": Chase
Jeanetfe MacDoHsid and Nelson EDDY
in Naughty Marietta" Thursday, Lloyd
Nolan and claire Trevor in King of
"Rustier's VALLEYS Saturday. Jed
Prouty and Spring Byington in big
Business, and George O'Brien in Wind
TANNER: cartoon.
CALVERT-sunday.M Monday. and Tues
day. Marlene Dietrich and Robert Do
nat in Knight without Armor. "
wednesday and Thursday, Wallace
Berry and Warner Baxter in "Slave
Ship" Friday. wallace Berry ana Clark
Gable in Hell Divers" Saturday. Ed
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VAIL, CARRIE B-on Wednesday, An.
gust 25, 1887. Ut George Washington
University Hospital. CARRIE B. VAIL,
the beloved wife of william A. wahl and
daughter of Robert G. and Carrie b;
Doris c Frink Remains resting at the
W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, -Four.
teenth and Chaplin SITS. n. W.
day August 20. 1887. at p. m. Rels.
tives and friends are invited TO attend.
Interment in Columbia Gardens Cemetery,
virginia
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MOSS, CLARA ROBERTA-on Tuesday,
August "a. 1887. at the residence Of
Mrs. Hilds Wiser. Lanham, Nd. CLARA
ROBERTA MOSS. the beloved daughter of
niece of Mrs. Ellen L. Russell. age 81 years,
Funeral services from the above resi-.
dence on Saturday. August %, at / p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend,
Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Brooklyn, N. Y, and New Haven papers
please copy.
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PRENDER. MANY GERTRUpE-on Fri.

PRENDER, MARY GERTRUDE-on Fri.
day, August a. 1887. at her residence,
739 Twelfth Street Northwest MARY
GERTRUDE PRENDER. widow of George
Prender, and mother of Mrs. Gertrude Rus
sell and sister of Mrs. Estelle Harrison.
Body resting at Gawler's, 1856 Pennsyl.
vania Avenue Northwest.
Services at the Church of the Epiphany,
1917 Street Northwest, on Monday, Auo
gust 80. 1887. at 2 p. m.
Interment in Arlington National Gene
terry
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BIRTHS REPORTED

Hugh and Margaret Sampson twin
George and Florence Dyer. twin
girls.
Harry and Rose Gardner, boy.
william and Lucy Blake, boy.
Charles and Ruby Henderson, boy.
Rogers and Nina Cannon, boy.
Richard and Gladys House, boy.
Charles and violet Stearu, boy.
Wiley and Catherine Barnes, boy.
Matthew and Martha Amann, boy.
O'Kelley and Katherine Lanier,
Albert and Bruna slower, boy.
AdOlph and Gertrude Sickenger'
Robert and Phyllis Kraft. girl.
James and LeOnA Matthews, girl.
Leo and Ethel Parish, girl.
Lionel and Regina Glover. girl.
Floyd and Ida McMullen, girl.
Freeman and Rebecca Chapman
John and Ruth Blythe, girl.
walter and Lillian Brown, girl.
John and Bertha ZurbOrg. girl.
Arthur and Ruth Lawson, boy.
John and Ivaa Bell, boy.
Lee and Faye Denny, boy.
John and Alma Butler, boy.
Roland and virginia Gonzales, boy.
Charles and Mary McManus, boy.
Fred and Hazel Baggett,. boy.
NNhElOn anu NAhEy D8ASt UVys
Franklin and Teresa Eastman, boy.
Charles and Elsie Atkinson. boy.
Charles and Mary Cannon, boy.
Charles and Virginia Albert, girl.
Kenneth and Martha Bowie, girl.
Lester and Lou FUR, girl.
George and Ruth Weber, girl.
Nelson and Anna Jett, girl.
Ethan and Margaret CahOOne,
girl.
Jack and Helen Rogers, girl.
Francis and Abbie Wallace, girl.
John and Alice Thompson, girl.
Edward and Audrey Eckert, girl
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Paul j. Clarke, "a, $500 9 st.: n.
W., and Doris G. Knauff, 10, Glen
Echo Heights, Md.
,, ", B: Watson Snyder e: .,1 laso
Ummerle, Il, 1881 8 Sc. n. W..
Henry q; LSFle6srE: IT, ss, SssO
Henry. e, Ass Columbia I'd. \. W.
Burton g. Hawkins, 2S, sos Thir'
teenth st. N. W., and Janet L. Logan,
20, Of 35O7 Twenty. fourth st. N. e.
John d. Bulker, jr., ~, and Anna
NJ. Cromwell, 80. both of Baltimore.
Leroy F. connlck, q, 1890 U .! s.;
Oh Tsr9y 81 a. > F Forrest, ,,r.. 20. and
Sarah NJ. Eye, "a, both Of Harris
William j, Fraln, r.. q, 1894 L
i Raymond S 4. Hust, "a, Salt Lake
City. Utah, and Suzanne Martin, 20,
Charles L. Brubaker, 81. 1873 North
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TERRY. KATE s.-on Friday, August
~. 1887. KATE s. TERRY. the be-
loved daughter of the late Judge e. S.
and Mrs. Elizabeth s. Terry and sister
Of Mrs. Lena T. Minor. Mrs. Emma
resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. fu-
neral home. 1400 Chaplin St. N. W.
Funeral services from St. Agnes Epic
S cop Gn nnS E;r. IN oet%een Hor1a
80 at L. a. m. Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment in Rock Creek
Cemetery
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sTAUFFER. WILLIAM C.-Entered into
Eternal Life on Saturday, August 2S,
c. STAUFFER, the beloved husband Of
Daisy G. Stauffer and father of Clarence
william Stauffer, Mrs. Elouise DietB and
Mrs Helen Miller Remains resting at the
W. W. Chambers Co Southeast funeral
home, SIT Eleventh Street Southeast,
Funeral services will be held on Tues.
day, August 81, 1887, at 1890 a, m.
funeral home. 517 Eleventh Street South.
east.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Arlington National Gene.
terry.
Frederick. Nd. papers please copy.
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ward Everett Horton in wild Money"
Our Gang Comedy.
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SAWYER, JAMES Con- Wednesday, Au-
gust rs 1887, JAMES 6. SAWYER. the
beloved father of Miss Vera Sawyer and
Mrs Jennie Smith. Remains resting at
the W: W Chambers Co. funeral home,
Fourteenth and Chaplin SITS. N. W.
Funeral services win be held on satur-
day, August %. 1887. at 10 q. M, from
400 Chaplin St. N. W. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. Interment
in Washington Memorial Park
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KING, ALICE REBECCA-on THURSDAY,
August &C. 1887. at her residence. SOC
Florence Street Northeast. ALICE RE-
BECCA KING the beloved mother OF
Henry r King and Mrs. Susan Brannon,
Mrs Eva Kanode and Mrs. Mary Mayfield.
Funeral services will be held from the
W.. W. Chambers Company Southeast fu.
Monday. August 80, 1887. ct ESQ D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
Interment in Glenwood Cemetery.
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COLONY-sunday Monday and Tues.
day: Marx Brothers, Allan Jones and
Maureen O'sullivan in "A Day at the
Races" Wednesday and Thursday:
in Ever Since Eve" Friday: Myrna
10y. Clark Gable and William Powell in
Manhattan Melodrama." Saturday: Joe
e. Brown in Riding On Air: cartoon.
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Warner Bros. Theoters
EARLE 18th 81 Below y 81. N. ".
Screen: KAY KRANC1s in CONFESSION"
Stage: THE DEBoNAIRS AND OTHER
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FARHOOD, ALICE-on Wednesday, An.
gust rs, 1887, at Emergency Hospital,
ALICE FARHOOb. the beloved wife of the
late William Farhood and mother Of Emile,
William and Edward Farhood and Miss
Helen whitehead. Late residence, 1405
Spring Rd. N. W. Remains resting at the
tenth and Chaplin SITS. N. W.
Funeral services will be held on Saturday,
August %, 1887. at IL a. m. from Gum
ton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church,
Sixteenth and Newton Ste. N, W. Rela~
tives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

LOVING WIFE AND cHnpREl
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sECO-sunday and Monday, "cafe
with Tyrone Power ana Lo-
retta Young. Tuesday and Wednesday,
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PENN-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
Jean Arthur and Ray Midland in Easy
Living; March of Time. Thursday and
Friday: Wallace Berry and Warner Bax-
ter in slave Ship: cartoon. Saturday:
Fred MacMurray and Frances Farmer
in Exclusive"
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FARLAWN 's"s Good Hope
Richard Dix in THE DEVIL IS DRIv-
ING" Edgar Kennedy Comedy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-28

Miss Eleanor Hopcraft, An address, New Horizons in Consumers league of Connecticut The second speaker will be Joseph F. Ramp, vice-presi- dent of the Connecticut Educational League on Communism, Myth or Menace" Charles E. Gregory, presi- dent, National Institute of Family Living, will speak on the topic, "The Homemaker Keeps Faith" After sec lections by the New Haven Wom- ans Club chorus, the morning ses- sion will adjourn for luncheon ct the Taft.
 At 9 o'clock the afternoon session will begin with contralto solos by Mrs. Ruth Stannard Dahlberg, to be followed by an address by Prof, Cecil c, Triton of Connecticut State College on the subject, Life and Customs in the orient" Miss Emily Louise Plumley, trustee, of the first District, General Federation of Women's Clubs, will speak on We, The People" This will be followed by an address, Tragedy and Ro- manceS of C2echosloVakia," by Dr. Joseph Roueek, Mrs. Bozena Roucek will give violin solos, folk songs and dances with folk duets by pr. and Mrs. Roucek,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-28
TT MIGHT HAPPEN TO YOUR CHILD

Essh s year many helpless ehlldrsn ease which In many cases could have been avoided if the child had been D. D and e These protective yitsminS help build up . Foglstanee to Infoes tlon and sickness. They promoto VI. food into energy. 6n vltsmin D do. sGsrIrSs s,ruIrSss ,Sseo!u ,sound teeth and beneI. phygieianD are. advlglng parents to Eiys. thsh hShfi,iIl hsfhild | nAX:b A: Irradistsd supply oG yltarninS, D, B and c. Each vltsmln ,, tSs sSnIvsl ont esy sf tWo S's seS. g: gpoonfuis Of standard cod.llver oil, Do not confuse .RAY-p frradlatod Yeast M rSSiots with other yeast oF tency. Start your child on RAY.D Tablets Without delay. Build Ip hiS supply of these protective vitGmlnl which are neeessary to vitality and disease. ,reglgtance. Pael<agos of 200, RAY.D YlABT TABLETS. '''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-28

The Connecticut State Fedora ton of t he American Association of University Women will hold its fall meeting Saturday at Connec- tticut College, New London. The Netw London branch of the fed- eration will be hostess.
 'FellowshipS Opportunity for thes Woman Scholar" will be the theme for the meeting. Registra- tion will begin at 10:30 a. m. at Knowlton House, followed by an assembly in Knowlton Salon. Mrs. Carlos A. Richardson of New Britt ain, president, will conduct the business meeting which will start at Il o'clock.
 Dr. Katharine Blunt, president of Connecticut College, will bring greetings. At 12:30 p. m. there will be conferences on education, fellowships, International rela- tons, publicity, legislation and re- cent graduates. Luncheon will be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-28
Personal
AAUWStnte Group To Hold Meeting Ln NeuU London

served at 1 o'clock in the new dormitory.
 Dr. Alice Hamilton will intro duce the speaker of the afternoon, Mrs. P. c. Atkinson of Minneapo- lis, Minn., chairman of Fellow ship Endowment for the American Association of University Women. Following adjournment of the afternoon session, there will be tours of the campus.
 Miss Lillian Birzell was elected president of the Alpha Nu sorority at the supper meeting held recently at the Second Congregational church. Other officers elected were vice president, Miss Helen Dalton; secretary, Miss Emeline Modrow; treasurer, Miss Hulda Reichenbach; {; social committee, Mrs. Frances Hen- derson, Misses Margaret Guffie and Dorothy Evitts; work committee, Misses Betty Warner, Wilmary Downes and Elizabeth Moline; wor- ship committee, Misses Madeline Pickett and Florence Mabrey; pub- licity, Misses Bernice Looser and Ramona Madison; historian, Miss Irene LaChance.
 Thurston A. McGuigan, president of the Pratt club of Connecticut, is general chairman for the annual Halloween dance to be given by the club Friday evening at Three Cups Inn, Meriden. The event this year will be costume affair and novelty and old fashioned dances will be featured. Assisting Mir. Mo. Guigan are John Emmett of this city, Theodore Dove of Naugatuck, Paul Futile of New Britain, Fred erick O. Vogenitz of New Haven, Daniel Tassillo of Hartford, Roger Rath of Bridgeport and Patrick J. Pascucci of Bristol.
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Weddings
Rebekdh Lodge Initiates Class

Winona Rebekah Lodge, 6, met last evening at which time Q class of five candidates were initiated. A turkey supper was served at 6:S0 o'clock. An invitation was received by the group to attend the meeting of the Unity Lodge of New Britain on November 18th and the meeting of the sylvan Lodge of Seymour on November 29th.
 The next meeting of the Winona Rebekah Lodge will be held on the Second Wednesday in November at which time Past Nobel Brands Night will be observed. Entertain ment will be enjoyed and refresh- mentS were served.
 The Guard Team will meet ct 8;l5 o'clock on Wednesday evening at odd Fellows Hall for rehearsal. Mrs. Julia Granger presided ct last evenings meeting.
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0rrichio photo.

H. Newswanger, Mrs. Louis s. Fitch, Miss Josephine II. somerS, Mrs. A. A. Benedict, Mrs. Frank B. Noble, Mrs. William R. drierson and Mrs. David P. Gaines.
 The speaker of the afternoon will be Rev. David P. Gaines who will have aS his topic, oxford and Edinburgh-Steps Toward Q United Church"
 A group of negro spirituals will be rendered by Mrs. Drady StudVan aS the musical program for the aft- ernoon.
 Local guests who registered TO. gently ct the seigniory Club in Cue. bee were: Miss M. Miller, Mrs. R IT. Smith and Mir. and Mrs. D. c QriggS.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Gross oi South Main street are spending sev- eral days in New York.
 The Santa Maria Study club will meet ct the home of Mrs. Mary O'Rourke of Prospect street at e:l6 o'cloDk. Current events will Do the topic of discussion. O.,