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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
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FRIDAY

Maximum-62 degrees. Mini
mum-37 degrees. Mean-49.5
degrees. Days range-25 de-
greeS.
Normal mean temperature for
October-56.4 degrees. Rainfall
to date-l0.13 inches. Normal
rainfall for October-4.36 in
cheS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
GRACE LUTHERAN

Rev. A. W. Ilppard, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M;
Harold May, superintendent.
Morning worship with sermon
at IL o'clock. This will be a spe-
cial service for the Girl Scouts of
this community, with the pastor
using as his sermon subject, "Mul-
tiplying Your Worth.
4 Reformation Day program
will be given by the Luther
League at $50.
The Women's Missionary So
ciety will hold their November
meeting Monday evening at $50,
i'm the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. &.
HUT.
You are invited to worship with
us
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30

Light from the earth, in the
northern hemisphere, is least like
ly to be hard and glazing.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30

You don't rent a thing in Eng
land-you hire it.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30

The average life of dollar bill
is about nine months.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
sHAw's CREEK CAMPGRoUND

Rev. Arnold Edncy will preach
Sunday night, October 81, at the
ShawS Greek Campgr,md church.
Everybody is invited to attend.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
WAIT FOR
o4OT 18th ST. NV.
READY SEPTEMBER !

INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNooNs.
1S45 BAY ST. SE.-3 BRIGHT RMS. K.
and b.; end apt Al condition: Frisidsire;
any time. or phone MR., CLARK. Dist 24S4.
$40 CRrITENDEN ST NV ROOMS.
kitchen. back porch. private bath: ras. elec.
refrigeration, heat included; reasonable
5os'o md ST. sE.--DUPLEX HOUSE.
plant. yard and porch S4.5N. Natl a7"4
OVERLOOKING PARKS RMS. KITcH,
dinette bath; Frigidaire; CORNER Apt.
en-. bath; modern @-story corner building
dsnt mana sser: EDw. L. sTRoHEcKER,
ENTIRE .nd FL 3 RMS KIT, B.
shower; clean. cool quiet; h. &. e.. phone =
TWO DESIRABLE APARTMENTS, $40
See them at once. SOS lith ST. n ".
l,sIo $lss puMsARToNs NIB 5sIS LAY AYE Nw.-a ROOMS.
/ ROOM KITCHEN. BATH. THE AR
bath: gas light. Frigidaire: reas. 25'
1000 Connecticut Ave.
"An Address of Character"
WOODBRIDGE 5OlT CENTRAL AVE Ne
> rooms with bath, gas and electricity.'
Adults,
2O6 UPsHUR ST. NV RMS. KITCH-
en-. private bath. large sleeping porch rris-
idaire. gas and electricity included A5.
1900 ST. NV NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Conn. ave.-3 rooms, kitchen. bath hrst
floor. front. $55. Wisconsin 504a. janitor.
CLEVELAND PARK BED ROOMS. LIV-
ing room, kitchen. dinette, bath. $50; apt.
304. 303S Porter st. NV. See janitor.
1905 D ST. NE-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath; new house; adults. Phone
Atlantic 5349-W.
Attractive, cheerful 4-room. kitchen and
bath apt, elec. refriseration. S4S 80 per
mo. See mgr. UNION STORAGE CO..,
7O6 Florida ave. NV. North 0l04
514 JEFFERSON ST NV RMS.
kitchen. private bath. screened back porch;
gas cleo, heat adults: S45.
1887 SHEPHERD ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. S45.
TAKOMA PARK AND ROOMS.
kitchen. closets. bath: modern. attractive.
Phone Shep. 1850.
1905 18th ST. NW.-TWo ROOMS. WITH
excellent condition; gas and cleo, oil heas
included: $40. -
353s 3Sth ST, MT, RAINIER. MD,-TWo
apis. OF rooms. kitchen ana oath eacn-
$40 month; heat furnished. Open Sunday.
JOHN MARSHALL APTs., 1910 X ST.
n.v.-3 rms, dinette II" e~h A9A3s-
res. mig mgr, aeeti or ean Net. Met i4es
Continued on Next fass'
Evening star., 1937-07-25
l448 PARK RD NV

. ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH $40 50.
3 RMS. KITCHEN B. SHOWER S61-
Gas. electricity. refrlgeration free.
nicely furnished: modern building. con-
venient to stores and theaters. bus and
street car al corner. Resident manager
Evening star., 1937-07-25
WAIT FOR
22f01 10th ST. NV.
PEADV EEpT EMpEp I

READY SEPT EMBER I.
INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
ped room apts.:- lac Ay room. kit. dinetts.
pain. 500 to >1?. Res mgr. Randolph
:16s. l3ss Tuckerman 81
THE RoYALToN APARTMENT, ols u
tractive. clean. centrally located rent $50
per month. Four rooms and bath $50 PEP
DEN. Agent. or representative on premises.
l447 E: CAPITOL R, AND - s42 90
$50 4th st r. and b. $500
HENRY sHAFFERT, 800 4th st. nv.
1888 ST. .NE,-THREE ROOMS, AMI:
clean. comfortable, CONVENIENT Reason
IL l2th NE ROOMS BATH BACK
Atlantic 3l43.
4o16ia GA AVE NW-NEWLY COM
c.h.w. Frisidaire: awnings; fully insulated,
NEWLY DECORATED. " ROOMS KITCH-
en-, private bath: on car line, reasonable.
4oo7 Georgia ave. NV
TWO RMS. KIT, BATH; REFRIGEPA-
see to appreciate; so SO S4s 50. S450n.
$3.50. $3.50; adults only Avail now.
1920 HOLRROOK ST. NE-TWo ROOMS.
Kitchen; dinette. bath. porch, garage. new
house; heat gas electricity furnished, $50.
Open Sunday. Call Atlantic 2523W
IS M ST NW-TWo ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath; Frieldaire. Convenient to three
Mt. PLEAS. 32Oa 18th ST NW.-PRIv,
home. . rms, kit, Frisid.. b.; entire 3rd
floor; insulated: $40 for quiet couple. "5.
THE CLIFTON. 1929 CLIFTON ST. Nv
! large rooms. hall. pantry and locker; FIRST
floor: $780, furnished if desired. See tan
itor. o5'
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS s4s. $50.
1902 L st. NV: 3 rooms. kitchenette. bath
ksyS n store downstairs. Call M
DOWNTOWN. 1870 x ST. .NW-FOYEF
> rms kitchen, bath with shower, FriEid
slre: outside rooms. $3.50 Room 2hH.
AIR COOLED.
"9nG Connecticut Ave.
An Address of Character"
I46c BELMONT ROOMS. KITCHEN,
cleo. free. Near Meridian Park. Col. o525.
c434 FRANKLIN ST NE (COR s6th7-
s r. th k, b. and r.: water cleo. sss:
2 porches; End fl. SO. mo, IS vk. Open,
4 Rooms, KITCHEN AND BATH. sLEEP-
Meridian Park. Call Natl. 1850.
ss.sa, s5omExCEPT x BRIGHT 5 Rooms
large rooms and bath, new Elassed-in room.
linoleum floors. 81. F st. NV.
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN VERY QUIET.
Sl2 Eye st. nw ToNm kitchen and
heart of business section.
l424 PARK RD..,2 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath screened porch; S45, including
heat gas and elec,
:, LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH
depts.: Frieidaire. gas and elec. included.
1919 NJ ST. NV. S5I.oO.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED.
AIR COOLED.

1899 Connecticut Ave.
An Address of Character"
1924 J. 1th ST. NV (JUST so. COLUMBIA
I'd dl-3 rooms, kit. bath. rec. hall mo.
porch; F-lgidaire adults, S52.5
COPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST. NV
Elevator: switchboard. refs. gas free. cool.
corner. front: = large rms, reception haL.
kit. bath. large closets. S63
Evening star., 1937-07-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.


YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE with we'll
and board in private home, preferably In
suburbs: excellent care OF child primary
consideration: child will attend school in
Fall: remuneration commensurate With ac-
commod tions available. Please reply in
complete detail. Address Box 265-J, Star
office.
ROOM AND BOARD in private home;
school. Address Box 1851. Star once. 26'
EMPLOYED MOTHER with s-months baby
desires rm and board Priv. home. Care
of child. References exchanged Adams
l419-W.
BY EMPLOYED MOTHER in quiet com
Portable home near bus and preferably
near Jno. Burroughs SCHOOL,; two chill
dren. and 10. supervised while mother
away, away. Consider apt. in private nome
YOUNG. LADY desires home, with refned
Jewish family Petworth section preferred.
Must be reasonable. Georgia $3.50.
QUIET BUSINESS WOMAN wishes room
Wal Wslkins distance business section. Ad:
dress Box 47TTH. Star once.
REFINED YOUNG LADY. private home;
look after own room. $40 month. Consider
sharing room. Adams 1868.
ROOM AND BoARp BY lady Govt: employe
References exchanged. Adams 1859.
EMPLOYED LADY wants comfortable room
with two meals daily. NV. section: privi-
leges Address Box 454H. Star once.
FATHER and daughter 16. desire rooms
and board in private family, near Junior
High School, Address Box 443-H. Star
office. 20
ELDERLY COUPLE desire to rent room
board; can bring furniture and do light
Box 4ll-H. Star once.
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires room
with private family: walking distance Ma
tional Geographic; meals daily: no board
ing or guest houses. Address Box 42a-H
Star ONCE
Evening star., 1937-07-25
COUNTRY BOARD.

SSSsNsNs OSN"Ss
yf,pIda WogLp IKE to board or ehia1.n
water on prop. Emerson 1898.
COOL OFF at oakshade Ideal for boys.
Rates, 81 per day. Miss Margaret Shirley,
as: in dsS ns sSd sss9S's ~. scSn,y
inss. Information, North 1895.
ENJOY A REsTFuL week end or -veca-
ton in the Blue Ridse Mountains. Modern
sottaFe sont,,; city sonysnienses; delicious food
mont. Va. local phone, Met. o2sa5
FoR FOR Al AUGUST will % board . 3 Or : sm,ll
sm s9Hs on c.. fasn Ashton a 1ssrs nsi nsrth OF D. c.
CONVALEsCENTs. elderly people aud chill
dren to board. Phone Falls Church 472-J-3.
WANTED-Elderly men boarders on farm
on highway near Staunton; quiet, shady;
So per week. L. L. Hotinser. Churchville
BOYS BOARDED in country, 8ls per
month. ADDRESS Box 126-E Star once
BOARD and care Of children on farm 1t
Scaggsville near Laurel. Md. Modern con-
yeniences; etc. Phone Laurel 11-F-21. Mrs.
MAssANUTTEN LODGE. on shenandoah
OF skyline Drive Week end and vacation
guests: fishing. boating; excellent table.
Reasonable. Phone Front Royal 10Q-F-16.
WILL GIVE C}OOD HOME 10 l or little
girls, companion to child Z; large grounds
Reasonable. Hillside OO54
CHILDREN BOARDED on farm: modern
conveniences bath. cleo. etc. Phone Ashton
2O-F-12. Mrs. Simon Craver, Brookeville,
Montgomery County. Md.
rom ashinaton ton on rofe M1 Int - - ree es
erick-Caters to week end and permanent
guests: Sunday chicken dinners. 81. Phone
Thurmont 1876.
RTRnWOOO for 0yiWnaer ar6era iaroo
shady lawn; modern conveutences. Mrs..
David ToAWalt, WoodStock. Va,
Evening star., 1937-07-25
5402Conn. Ave.N.W.
Chevy Chase

uUu NOOm NpdTInent
Dinette, Kitchen and Bath
Furnished or Unfurnished
Cross - exceptionaIly
large reception halls and closets.
Conveniently located for stores.
school and children's playground.
24-hour janitor service. Frigidaire
on house current. Maid service
available. Under personal super
vision Of resident o.
H. Robey, Cleveland 1870.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

FOR CoLoRED-5.5,, md St ne. opp
U. Sta--LarSe. airy. fr. rm.; we'll furn.;
Beautyrest mattress: for " refined people:
shower bath; home cooking.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.

Park Central
Corner 18th and SIS. w.
Frigidalre Current Free.
SO .5O-Living room with portable din
ette table and chairs, dressing room with
Murphy bed cozy sun room with Murphy
bed. kitchen with special cabinets. tiled
bath with shower. See manager. Metro
politan O540.
l4O4 K CAFRITZ Dis oOS0
Evening star., 1937-07-25

FOR A MODERN OLD FASHIONED WON
an: small. up-to-date. l-rm.. bath apt:
Pullman kitchen: 1897 G E. elec. refgr.:
new. double Hotpoint grill Beautyrest
couch elec. iron. silver and white furnish
inRS: So 80. everything included. also
larger apt. in white and old mahogany.
SEl Ia z / ave toN Conn Al NJ.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

SUBLET AUG.-144S GIRARD NV;
complete: r. k b. dinette dress. rm /:
Murphy bed nreproof bldg. less than
| rental; Apt oS-A
Evening star., 1937-07-25

DUPONT CIR, 1920 10Th ST. NV
nned couple; S35 mo. Also Ink apt,
ST per week
Evening star., 1937-07-25

FURNISHED; ONE ROOM. KITCHEN AND
semi private bath $3.50 per month.
Apt. !, 527 Eye st. NV.
VALLY VISTA-COOL BEAUTIFUL VIEW
rooms porch grand piano. Decatur
5000. Ext .,o6.
FURNISHED APT: FIRST FLOOR: ROOM
kitchentte; everything furnished. quiet.
tx.ir
Evening star., 1937-07-25

1881 BILTMORE ST.-Laree double room.
twin beds; well furnished One single and a
cool double basement room. Detached
Evening star., 1937-07-25

MT. PLEASANT. 1912 NEWTON ST. NV
--Llv. rm.. bed rm., kit. priv. bath: cool
clean desirable. No children. Reasonable
! .,o5 C ST. NE. End FLOOR BED
rooms. private bath large living room
kitchen with Frigidaire Adults
Evening star., 1937-07-25

. ROOMS FURNISHED: GAS. LIGHT.
h " h.; semi-private bath: S., 50 month
loi Westmoreland ave. Takoma Park, Md
li1u CHAPLIN ST. NW.-LIV. R.. = BED
r. kit. bath: md fl. front: redecorated,
Frig!daire; cont. h. "; $3.50 mo-; adults.
Adams lion
Evening star., 1937-07-25

The IA SALLE-oPP. MAYFLOWER HO-
tel. deliRhtful / r. k and b apartment;
available now; also corner apt. 9Th floor.
August 18th Met ol6l Ant So1 nHs
Evening star., 1937-07-25

Apt. 12. 2OO6 M rooms hall ana
bath: all outside rooms. FIRST floor facing
two streets: refrigeration, $50 See ianitor
or phone District 721l. o. B. HOPKINS,
l2H Vermont ave-
Evening star., 1937-07-25

1919 18th NV. 18th d. K DOWNTOWN
Large, front. newly furnished studio
room. kitchenette- Cool; radio fans.
Suitable several ladies: $40. Met. 1881 =
4O1 5th ST NE ROOMS AND KITCH-
en-: semi private bath; S35. Gas and elec.
included
Evening star., 1937-07-25

EXCEPTIONALLY NICE APARTMENT
rooms. private bath elec. refrigeration
porch; adults; Lincoln Park; 1923 Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

seems to come almost az matter
OF course.
After South, with his very strong
hand, got raise TO three, he de-
cided that his partner could hardly
hold any hand justIfying the double
jump that would not make SIX a
laydown. 1t was not so easy, as 1t
appeared.
The opening lead Of the queen OF
hearts was won with the king. Two
rounds OF spades were led, leaving
East with the high spade.
South laid down the ace of dia-
monds and followed with the seven.
Dummy's last diamond was ruffed,
stripping both hands OF that suit.
Now the ace, king and queen Of
clubs were caShed, followed by the
ace Of hearts. A trump was led,
throwing East into the lead. and
South's careful planning was re-
warded.
East had no heart to return and
the play Of either a diamond or club
was immaterial. East led a club and
South discarded his losing heart,
rufflng In the dummy.
South thus fulfilled his contract,
a result that would have been i'm
possible had he not taken all cards
OF exit from East before throwing
him into the lead with the high
trump.
Copyright, 1887. NEA Service. 1nc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Recent Bride Is
Guest At Shower

Mrs. Howard Chatfield was the
guest OF honor at shower given
by Miss Della Famighetti Monday
evening at the Legion grill. Mrs.
Chatheld, who is the former Miss
Grace Marciano, was presented a
beautiful chest OF silver and coffee
table. Those attending the shower
were: Misses Margaret DeBlaSco,
Maye Hukie. Evelyn Marciano,
Louise Marcia.lo, Louise RosSi, Irene
Derouin, Edith Marronc, Helen Loo
cone, Rose Marciano. Mildred Pol
lie, a, Rose Matthews, Dell Francis,
Betty Leone, Frances Hopkins, Ann
Leone. Jeanne Leone, Louise Sssso,
Mary Feest, Nellie Allilies. Jeanne
White, Louise Strokes and Mrs.
Howard Chatfleld, Mrs. Louise Mar
ciano,. Mrs. Michele Sasso, Mrs.
Nicholas Turley, Mrs. Angelo Mar
dona, Mrs. Albert Boisvert, Mrs
Charles Matthasarich, Mrs. Anthony
Barrisanni, Mrs. William Falk, Mrs
Anthony Diario, Mrs. Joseph Glow
enello. Mrs. Frank Famighetti, Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Saint Joseph College Hears
Guest Speakers At Sessions

Father LeBuffe IS NOV business
manager OF America" and. man
aging editor of Thought; he. Is
also Moderator of the New York
Catholic Evidence Guild, and the
Eastern representative Of the So
dality Movement. This writer,
author of the recently published
What is the Bible?" was formerly
Regent Of the Fordham Law school,
and dean of Fordham Social Ser
vice school. 80. t..
Marilyn F. Ferguson of e unker
Hill avenue celebrated her seventh
birthday recently by entertaining a
few of her playmates at party. Those
attending were Airline Duphiney,
Eloise O'Brien, Shirley Davis, Mar
cia Hravey, Nancy McCulloch, Car
lyle Sands, Harriet Andrew, Helen
Palen, Eleanor Knutson. Shirley
Boisvert, Justine Mallory; also Sher-
man Davis, Mrs. Clarence Fem,
Mrs. Harry Andrews, Mrs. Ray
fnond Kennedy and Mrs. Ada Fer
gtson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Doris Jacaruso Is
Birthday Guest

Miss Doris Jacaruso, vice-presi-
dent OF the italian Women's Demo-
cratic club, was rendered a birthday
party last night at the Elton by
her fellow club members. She was
the recipient Of several gifts. About
125 persons attended the affair
Speakers Of the evening included
Mayor Frank Hayes, Mrs. Margaret
Walker and Miss Jacartso.
The committee on arrangements
included Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Rose
Guerrero. Mrs. Marie Senior and
Mrs. Theresa Crook. The club
will hold a card party next month
at Suozzo's grill.
A Valentine party was given on
Saturday evening at the home of
Miss Marjorie Wooster of Selah
street. The rooms were decorated
in Valentine fashion. Games and
dancing were enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. The guests in
cluded: Misses Ruby Booth. Doris
Charbonneau, Marie Collins, Mildred
Karcher, Madeline Radasso, Marjorie
Wooster, Arthur Vallancourt, Al
fred Sweeney, James Flavin, Rich
ard Bieler, Donald Lenhart, Joseph
Cosgrove and Charles Murphy.
The Connecticut Valley Asso-
citation OF Psychologists met at
Saint Joseph college Saturday even
ing, February 10. After dinner in
Mercy hall at o'clock the mem
bers heard DIR. Kurtz's paper on
recent developments of the use Of
statistics In psychology. Discussion
followed. Representatives of psy-
chology departments Of Smith COL
lege, Connecticut State college, Con-
necticut College for Women, Wes-
leyan, Trinity and Saint Joseph COL
lege, as well as psychologists from
the Aetna Insurance company, the
Scovill Manufacturing company re-
search bureau of the insurance COM
panics, attended the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Margaret DriscoH
Is Dinner Guest

Misses Eileen Kelley and Elenita
Boylan were f1ostesses at dinner
and shower given last evening at
the Court Hotel in compliment to
Miss Margaret Driscoll Of Windsor
street. During the evening enter
tainment ives enjoyed and turkey
dinner was served. The honored
guest was the recipient Of many
gifts.
Those attending we're: Mrs. Fran
els Feeley, Mrs. William Harmed,
Mrs. Harris McSherry and Misses
Madeline Tierney. Ruth keenan,,
Eileen Kelley, Margaret Drlscoll and
Elenita Boylan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

The elimination or strip play Is
one in which the declarer careful
ly voids his own hand and dunn
my's of certain suits, so that a
lead, which will give ruff and q
discard, will have to be made by
the opponent who Is thrown into
the lead. 1t Is one Of the most in
tcresting types Of hands dealt at the
bridge table.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
--Petrosky photo.

Royal Farnighetti, Mrs. Thomas
casso, Mrs. Jack Gallo, Mrs. Ray
rlond Synott, Mrs. Anthony Bosco
Mrs. John cHale, Mrs. Walter
Tiabult and Mrs. Joseph Croce.
Mr.. Mickle, director Of the Con-
necticut state laboratories, spoke al
Saint Joseph College TO members
OF the Mendelian club about THE
Search for Germans at the State
Laboratory" on Tuesday afternoon
February 8. After briefly outlining
the history of public health work
and Of the Connecticut state lab
oratories, Mr.. Mickle described the
various services performed by the
state laboratories illustrating his ez-
PLANTATION with slides and short
film.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
Top scorers in new series Of
Thursday evening sessions of the
Cornell Contract club we're: North
and south. Miss Edith Pcnner and
Miss Ruby Solomon, 81 l-2; Mrs.
Eugene Doherty and Miss Helen
Descoteaux, 35; and east and west,
Miss Helen Bartch and Miss Belle
Waters, 81 IL, and Miss Margaret
Tehan and Miss Margaret Moore,
ri 1-2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

In a discussion Of Communism
with sociology students at Saint Jo-
seph college, February IL, Rev.
Francis p. LeBuffe, 8. j., spoke Of
the growth Of communism In the
United States and, in particular, Of
its spread among the negroes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

The Federated Garden Clubs OF
Connecticut, through Its President
Mrs. Alden vose Of Westport, an
nounces that the annual lecture
win be given in New Haven on April
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Weddings
Yale Art School
Ball Tonight

A gay and coIorfui BAH will be
that Of the Yale Art school tonight
at the Gallery Of Fine Arts. With
dancing at $50. a grand march will
start shortly before midnight follow
ed by: the awarding Of prizes for the
costumes. The name Of Enchant-'
nncnt Land has been chosen by the
committee because costumes and
scenery will be taken from the old
fairy tales Of all nations. Supper will
be served in the basement after
midnight. Richard Homer LIGHT OF
New Rochelle, N. Y, member Of
the schol Of architecture, is chair
man Of the committee which con-
sists Of members from each Of the
departments in the School Of Fine
Arts.
A food sale will be sponsored to-
morrow at the Miller and Peck
company under the auspices Of the
Lieut.. Shea Auxiliary Of the Wheel
er-Young Post, Veterans Of Foreign
wars. The proceeds will be used to
purchase stamps for the National
Home. err
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY WIN. T.. MCKINNEY
ccretary Of the American Bridge Leas

Strip Play Makes Slam - Player Clears Two Suits, Then
Throws in Opponent for Discard of
Loser in Third Color
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

MBDeS MhIJ hiSS csAbN
smith, students at Marywood col
eye in Scranton, Pa, will spend the
Weekend with their parents, Mr.
md Mrs. Joseph Smith OF Plaza
avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. Raymond j. Quinn
II Baldwin street and Dr.. and Mrs
oeorpe Keefe Of Hartford left TO-
lay for a few weeks sojourn In
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wright Of
Highland avenue have returned al
ter spending several days In Hart
ford.
Misses Marion and Lillian Ander-
con of Waterotwn avenue have beer
spending few days In Providence
r. !.
Mrs. Harry Fenton and Mrs. l.
Burton Chapman were hostesses
at the meeting Of the Women's
Missionary and Social union Of the
First Baptist church Wednesday af-
ternoon. A study program OF Al
RIGA was the feature OF the meet
ing with Mrs. Adrian l.. MulloJ
as leader. approximations OF AT
African chief and an English trader
were given by Mrs. Perry A
Borden and Mrs. David p. Gaines
A biography of DR.. Albert Schweiz-
er, q medical missionary In Lam
breerl, Africa, was also presented.
Mrs. John Reed Of Frost road was
honored at dinner party given
recently at the Mill Plain Union
church III celebration of her seth
birthday. Among those present were
Mrs. Reeds six living children, 10
grandchildren and II great-grand-
children. The guest list included
Mrs. John Steck, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brundage, Pearl, Amy, Emily
Gertrude and Edward Brundage
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Bouffard OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reed, Robert Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Reed. Miss Lorna Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. Ormand Reed, Mr.. and
Mis-. Ralph Kenyon, Dorothy, Helen
David and John Kenyon; Mr.. and
MrS. John Steck, Jr., Irene, Kay and
Marie Steck OF New Milford. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Steck. Charles,
Edward and Marlin Steck, Mr. and
Ms. @. Steck, Robert and Gae
stuck, Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin Steck
Neil, Marlin and Carol Anne Steck,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen, Eugene
stock, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Reed
and their son. John, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Reed and their son, John
Jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nescly and
John belong Of Lansford, Pa, Mrs.
Abbie Raudenbush, Miss Blanche
RAudenbllsh and Miss Amy Morgan
of Mahonoy, Pa. George Morgan
Of Reading. Pa, and Rev. and Mrs.
Matthew Madden.
Peter KukanSkiS was rendered a
surprise party at her home on We'd
nesday evening. the occasion being
his birthday. Those present were:
Adele Skalandziunas, John Polmon,
Nellie Skalandziunas. Ann Zemaitis,
Leona SteponaitiS, Ernest Garbau-
skas, Stanley Kidulas, Sophie Uni
kas, Eleanor Yanavich, Anthony
Polmon, Helen Zabelskas, Adele Sa-
bis, Walter Miknevich. Melvin Will
kins, Violet Peters, Peter Kukanskis,
Dick Wright Stella Ramanauskas,
Albert Strauss, Norbert Krugelis,
Helen Kripaitis, Pat Remus, John
Casey, Ann MoraSka. Jack Christ,
Bertha Dzimidas, Bob Schuster,
Eve Kukanskis. Ed Kripaitis, Esther
Kukanskis, Kally Krakauskas,