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The Washington times., 1937-03-11

bindings and stitching Is being
used on children's dresses. more
decorative ana colorful than
ever this year. Gone are the
vague pastels that used to be
the uniform for the young. They
wear bright Colors nov, with
strongly contrasted trimming,
q chereful, positive note against
the faint spring green.
Make your little girl a silk or
q taffeta or even an organdie
formal linen. She can wear it
for best after Easter, and no
other little girl will have one
Just like hers.
Make o sewing plan, a def.
mite list Of things you need and
intend to have, a wardrobe prof.
ect to complete in the month.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

you can use mahogany or deep
brown wine tones. Black is good
with thistle, too, and 30 are
beige and some shades Of dark
brown. Your hosiery, to go with
thistle, should have q rosy beige
cast.
If you haven't learned the
economical trick of using sew
eral sets of accessories with one
suit or coat, then you have a
treat in store, especially this
year, for with a basic cos
tune in any Of the above colors,
you can run through the whole
suggested range. One suit, two
pairs of shoes with bags to
match. and about four blouses
or scarfs with gloves, hat and
jeWelry variations, gives you al
most a different costume for
each day In the week. But re-
member it is one of those
things that must be well and
carefully done.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Engagement Is Made
! Known At Party

Mrs Anna Marie Cipriano ana
Charles Flamtnia were guests Of
honor at an engagement party sat-
urday even at CTS South Main street,
at which time Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clpriano announced the engage
inent Of their daughter. The pros
pective bride and groom were pre-
scented with many beautiful gifts.
Entertainment and dancing were
enjoyed and q luncheon was served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Flammigletti, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Caporaso, Mr.. and Mrs. ROCCO
Ciriello, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Des-
tifano, Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Zap.
pone, Mr.. and Mrs. America Ghia~
retti, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Gallo, Mr..
and Ms. Lee Nardozxi, Mrs. Anna
Flamigletti, Mrs. Rose Stango, Mrs.
Mary fora, Mrs. Margaret Davino.
Mrs. Comma Catalina. Mrs. Mary
Miele, Misses Mary Laveragele, Tler.
cnce Parma, Angelii1e Parma, Cath
crime Sperio, Helen Ciriello, Edith
Palladino, Rose Marie Cipriano,
Mary Flaniia, Jennie Flainia, Edith
Cipriano, Josephine DeLeo.
Rose Romeo, Mary zappone, Jo-
sephinc Romeo, Eleanorc Guariao,
Antoinette Criello, Mary Cipfieno,
Aageline Albano Emile Albano,
denevieve Cipriano, Jan Cipriano,
Julia Cortey, Rose Palladino. santi-
ma Cavalire, Rose Mary CurSi, Gene.
We've Davino, Mary Davino, Helen
Walsh, Evelyn Colella, Della spiOtti,
Louise Meraro, Sonia Benedict,
Stephane 0iannelli, Catherine Zap
pone.
Frank Lucian, Tony Lucian, Tony
Dalorisia, M. Lacondrata, Donenic
Montana, John Ciriello, Joseph Cir
iello, Luke Piazza, Orlando DeRosa,
Vincent DeRosa, Frank MOrano,
Mike Dioro, Nicholas Zappone, David
Stanto, John Plano, Jerry Davino,
Michael Russo, Michael Cavalire,
Charles Marzanna, Bridget Distefa-
no, Leon Cor2i, Joseph Capella, John
Cipriano, Joseph Familglietti, Mich
ael Famiglietti, Jerry Ciriello, Martin
Albano, Angelo Biancardi, Ralph
Biarcardi, Frank Destafano, Rocco
DeStifano, Joseph Flainmia, Freder-
lex pavtno Ted Longo Charles Do
iiato, Francis Morris, Richard Fam
igletti, Anthony Distegano, Frank
Flammia, Virgil DiFeronzo and
Genharo Cuillo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Mrs. George Storm, Mrs.. Louis
Stocking, Mrs. Frederick MUM and
Mrs. Herbert Taylor. Mrs. Storm
reported On the Romeo Tata recital
which was most successful. several
members Of the society are planning
to attend his concert ct Town Hall
N New York, March 30.
Plans wef0 made for Music week
activities. Mrs. Dorouin, chairman;
Mrs. Frederick MUM, choigs: Mrs.
George Storm, phiianthropic work:
Mrs. ]. w. Beechev, bands, drum
corps and theaters; Mrs. Louis
Stocking, schools and orchestvas;
Mrt. Hefbett Taylor, publicity and
radio; Lyman Bnnnell, organ reel.
tab, and Mrs. Ethan Pendletcu,
chorus, are the assistants. The 90.
ciety plans TO cooperate with Mar.
eel poucette In his concert work.
Mr.. Doucetto won the state contest
N the Federation Of Music Clubs
and will compete IN the Plymouth
district auditor 70 be held ct
eprague hall, New Haven, March
Is. The winner In this auditor goes
70 Indianapolis ct the national con.
vention TO compete Tor $1,000
prize.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Music Convention
Date Is Changed

Transference Of the 10th biennial
convention and American Musical
Festival Of the National Federation
Of Music Clubs from Louisville, Ken
lucky, to Indianapolis was announced
recently by Mrs. John Alexander
Jardine, Of Fargo, North Dakota
national president. The change was
made because Of the devastation oc-
casioned by the Hood.
The dates for Indianapolis will be
the same as those for Louisville:
April % 10 20. Headquarters have
been transferred from the Brown
hotel, Louisville. to the Claypool
hotel, indianapolis. The program In
the main will remain unchanged.
The National Symphony orchestra
will give It's scheduled concerts.
Thousands Of performers will par
ticipate In the adult musical events
and more than 1000 juniors In the
observance Of Junior Day.
Concerts and other musical
events will be given at the Indian
apolis theater, q few door from the
headquarters hotel, and business
sessions will be held In the ball
room Of the Claypool.
The Burroughs Concert chorus Of
Indianapolis has been added to the
groups appearing on the program
and Indianapolis will also contrib
ute It's Civic symphony orchestra
and q nucleus for the niassed Or
chestra which Is to be q feature Of
Junior Day, observed April 20.
Convention committees, undaunt-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Coming Events

March 0--Senior Hadassai1 linen
shower at the Hebrew institute.
March 0--salvation Army Corps
Cadet supper and class.
March O--Charles q. Morris at
Central Y. M. g. A. forum.
March ll--Dean Q. r. Brown OF
First church.
March ll--Salvation Army Wo-
mems Home League meeting.
March 1l--F'irst M. Il. Ladies' Aid
society meeting.
March II and 12-Civic theater
play, Women's club.
March lt---Dearl Emeritus Charles
Reynold Brown OF First Congrega.
tioral church.
March 1l--Coinmander g. J. Mac.
0regor In lecture ct Y.
March II - Salad bridge Of
Bunker Hill church.
March ll--C. J. McOregor at In
dustrial Tornneti's club, Central Y.
March l2-Tirbt M. T.. Sunshine
society meeting.
MARCH 4S--kteps SLhhley McuOCi
speaker vt A. A. u. w.
March State Fed, Of Teach
ers' Assn convention, The Elton.
March 13--Af1nual dinner, Vet
March I3--First M. =. Kappa Oh
Phi meeting.
erails' ASH, OF Farrell Foundry.
March l4--Dr. Harry A. Over
street at Second Church Forum.
March ll--Dr. Harry A. Over
street, Second church forum.
March l$--IyiSh- American Social
club, dinner, The Elton.
March 10 - Sheridan council
communion breakfast. The Elton.
March lest. Margaret's church
musicale, Buckingham hall.
March II Adversary program,
Washington Park Community CLUB.
March l7---st Patricks night
program, Elks' club.
March list Patrick's night
dinner dance, Columbus club.
March 17--Irish- American Social
club dance, Buckingham hall.
March 1S--Dean 9. r. Brown at
First church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Business And Professional
Women Plan Activities

Miss Ann Mcintyre win be the guest
speaker having Is her topic, Trends
IN politics",
The local club will hold . grab
bag party On Wednesday. Members
are asked 70 leave five and ten
cent articles at the club rooms previ-
GUS To the party. The affair VIII be
under the auspices Of the ways and
means COMMITTEES Of which Miss Cora
Crolnptod Is chairman.
on Thursday there will be a
meeting 81 the cabinet ct the
home Of the president. Mrs Mabel
Baclitnain Of 2T2 willow street at
$3.50 p. m.
A st. Patrick's day program will
be given ct b supper meeting SEIZED.
uled for . week from tomorrow ct
the club rooms.
Members have received d ques-
tionnaire from the national fedora.
ton headquarters on "The Respon-
sibility Of Employed Women for De-
pendents."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

heart YVES led and won with the
ace. A small heat was returned,
which put East IN the lead.
East knew that the tyumps were
favosably divided and that hearts
would Get In snothsr round. The
one chance he could see was 20
remove dummy's entry. He ~ ne
seven Of diamonds, and deelersr
wen with the king.
A low trump was led TO the king
and the heas(e established u dun.
my. after yvfiing With the ace cs
SPADES. TWO nscTe rounds " trump
we're won ~ dummy. clearing The
trump suit. end on the two eoee
hearts dselaEeT discarded his losing
clubs. On the twelfth trick. . ale-
lsssIsd ives conceded 70 taste queen
snd only ave cd wese Faeoe.
Downright. 1891. ssEA Service. ine.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Secretary, American Bridge League
II cannot be stated too often that
playing for extra tricks In rubber
bridge Is sheer folly, II the contract
in any way Is endangered thereby.
In duplicate there sometimes Is JUS
titication for attempting to stretch
the hand. but even there. the best
players usually are content to be
safe. raher than sorry.
In today's hand. South could have
made six odd, the way the suits
broke around the table, but II the
hearts held by the defending play
ers were split otherwise than three
In each hand It would be quite easy
to get into trouble. The play for the
extra trick would be to take
chance and ruff Q club In dummy.
When North saw his dummy, he
rather regretted that he was not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

March 81 - italian Brotherhood
entertainment, Buckingham hall,
March 2l-ProSessor Mortimer
Adler, psychologist at BETHEL club
forum.
March 81 -- Theodore Roosevelt
lodge dinner-dance. The Elton.
March Adjudication Of new
platform at Salvation Army citadel.
March 21-Mrs. Brandon de Cou
ct Second Church Forum.
March 21-Mrs. Branson de Cou
at Second Congregational church.
March 22--Mrs. Hepburn at the
Woinen's club.
March 23--Mrs. Thomas N. Hep
burn, lecturer, Women's club.
March "a - Holy Cross club
dance, Waterbury Country Club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Saints Discussed In
Alun1n0e Lecture

A stirring appeal to Catholics to
look to the Lives Of the Saints and
Holy Men" was the main feature OF
the lecture given BY Dr.. Eablna
Hart Connolly at the auditorium Of
the waterbury Catholic High school
yesterday afternoon. The talk was
one Of q series being sponsored BY
the Notre Dame Alumnee Associa-
ton.
The speaker brought out the fine
qualities TO be found in the lives OF
the saints and the lessons 10 be
gained from their Sufxeriags and
fortitude. Many books and biogra-
phieS which have been published
we're recommended by the speaker.
She stressed the fact that II Cath
olics knew ar ! practised the theor-
les Of the santa Christianity would
spread throughout the world.
The Henrietta Szold group will
meet tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock ct the home OF Mrs. Herbert
Wagner Of Buckingham street. Mrs.
Samuel Elman will be co.hostess at
the meeting. Special business will
be transacted and all members are
urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
WoSs1eyl's COMMITTEES
Will Make Awurda

wn.. vs,a..a..,. x.ttA,si uaasn
f,,s,.,,.,.ts. ~, Ma ~ ar1,,si
$3.50 1900. - S~Ss..SAv NJ "a,
49, 49, 1Ssts, ~ $3.50 4. ~,
yav,s az, -. ,,sr,;; "iH.t1d .H"tv.
nan No. v"icnde WsSnsYS,nn
",.s.cs,,,. A t.,ssS '''
''. -. ~ -.
The commivtee Is increasing tne
9unaper q ewatoS tnaS yeer 11om
ave 20 ~, We cAaSI!scSVsons ""
c!uuung Hmus1Cat pEOSEsMs, o.suses1c
vatlety' ncWs ano enua!0ns psO'
InIns' auo $50 an sou'S eouce'
tionaA program.
The award committee Will be
made UP Of representa- lives Of the
Women's National Radio committee
and Of specialists IN the various
fields which are under cotisidera-
ton. Announcement OF the awards
will be made 70 D nationwide radio
audience through networks OF the
major broadcastirig companies.
Federal Cofnrnunica tious Commits
Sioner Aiming 8. PYall, executives
Of the broAdcastang companies and
other distinguished representa- tives
of the radio world will be invited 10
attend.
The awards will be, as Ia prev
ious years. Handsomely illuminated
parchment scrolls.
The Nomen's National Radio
committee was organized IN the late
fall Of 1884, and has been definitely
recognized as q constructive tttlu.
ence for the Improvement Of radio.
It held annual award lvncheons In
the spring Of 1875 and 1889. It's
awards last year went to cities
f3eryice for the .best program Of
iiQht music: to Rudy Vallee's Vati-
etiAs for the best non musical pro.
cram OF the drama, comedy OF
variety order; 70 the American
Town Meeting OF the Air for the
Best educationai program and 10
wilderness Road for the best chill
drens program. No award was
made In the serious music ciassifi.
cations as none OF the programs
then on the air seemed 70 come up
TO the re0uised standard.
Vh0 OH1Gef9 OF tne C0mmltVoe,
which has recsntly greatly extended
its scope. are: Chairman, Mrne.
Yolanda Mero-Irlon: vite-chsirmar
Mru. Ruth Halter Getaway, presi.
dent OF the National Council VI
Women. and MRS. Edgar B. Merritt
of Washineton. b. d. radio ctair-
man Far the General Fedora lon
Of Women's Clubs: secretary. Miss
Helen Hayener, FORMER publicity d.
rector Tor the National Council OF
Women and member OF the staff of
the community service department
of the Motion Picture PRODUCERS and
Distributors Of America: and Mrs,
Frarcis %. Poliak OF New York
city. representing the National
Council OF Jewish Women. tea.
surer.
ORGANISATIONS cooperating or am.
Hated WITH he Wcmen'o National
Radio COMMITTEE are:
American Associa tom Of Uniyor-
sity Women, American Legion aux-
ilietv. ASsOciation AZ the Junior
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUE

Topscorevs In the Friday after
noon session OF the Elton Contract
Club conducted by Mrs. william
Sherman Smith were: Mrs. Walter
Norton, 81 l.2; Mrs. James Ross. 90
Ia; Mrs. M. III. Tooney, As Ia; Mrs
Charles Boyland IS; Mrs. Landon,
Gretter 43 and Mrs. Franklin Rice
az.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Music Professor To Address
Mdttdtuck Musical Society

DR.. Walter n apalding, prctes.
sor emeritus Of music at Harvard
university, Will eiye q leftuye o.
'.AGusic for the LAy1nAsl q To-day"
at the March IS meeting Of the
J.ssstatuck Musical Art society de-
coTdiI1g TO plans formulated ct the
board meeting held THURSDAY night
at Miss Fannie McCoriIaaciI's stu
do On North Main street. Mrs. J.
Winfred BeeChcr presided. Those
present were Mrs. LucieF Dofouin,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Recent Bride Is
Guest At Shower

Mrs. Howard oircuard, the form.
err Ruth Roberts was guest Of hon-
or at Q miscellaneous shower given
on Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs. William Purcell Of Woodticl'
road.
The guests included: Mrs. George
Roberts, Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs
leonard Bond, Mrs, Charles Their
lux, Mrs. Edward Lasky, Mrs. Ray
llaond Synott, Mrs. Jesse Porter
Mrs. John Wallace ST., Mrs. Mar
garet Kennedy, Mrs. William Kenny
Mrs. Dora Hotchkiss, Mrs: Louise
Thompson, MRS. John wallace, Jr.
Mrs. Emil ReiSer. Mrs. Mary Mar
sella, Mrs. Louis Holtzhauser Of
New Britain, Mrs. Arthur 0irouard
Mrs. william Purcell, Mrs Howard
Girouard and Misses Alice Healey
Violet O'Dea, Ann Haggerty, Bella
LeClair, Lottic Weller, Helen, Peg
BY and 4crnice Roberts. N s
Mrs. Charles Fulkerson Of Hill
side avenue was hostess at q kitchen
shower and tea given Thursday at
her home for Miss Dorothy Boomer,
daughter Of Mrs. George A. Boomer
OF Hewlett street, who ID to be mar
ried TO Henry Neal Kerr on March
20. Mrs. Boomer assisted Mrs Full
kersota at the tea table.
Those attending were: Mrs.
Thomas Rianhard, Jr., Mrs. j.
Heart Raub, Mrs. John X. Pratt
Mrs. Joseph l.. Hetzel, Mrs. Edward
r. Jones, Mrs. Thayer Baldwin,
Mrs. j. Warren Epson, Mrs. Nelson
] Richardson, Mrs. Richard Burdett,
Mrs. Betty L,arkin. Misses Elizabeth,
Campbell Of WATERFOWL, Helen Will
der, Rhoda Chatfleld, Cynthia King
OF Meriden, Lois Kilbor7i, Virginia
Wells and Mrs. Theodore Nuhn.
The Henry 8. Chase Parent
Teachers association will meet THU
evening at 8 o'clock at the kinder
garten rooms Of the. Mill Plair
Union church. DR.. A. Brown will
address the group. Election Of Of
ficers will also be held. &
T1Ae regular meeting Of Division S
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. Q. H. will meet
tomorrow night at 8:15 at Hlbernian
hall Miss Nellie Mccarthy, presi-
dent, will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Many local members OF the Busi-
ness and Professional Womefi's club
are planning TO attend the quarter
~ meeting Of the executive board
off the state federation which Is To
be held on Saturday In Stamford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Weddings
MAYBAUM. vANDERssAN

NAE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr.. and MRS. Samuel VandermAn
OF Willow street announce the mar
Yiage OF their daughter, Julia Van.
deymar to John l.. Maybauin, SON Of
Mrs. Henry w. Maybaufn Of Phil
adelphia, Pa. The wedding took
place at the home Of the bride on
Saturday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
: SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Rdinbow Girls
Sponsor Dance

the Order Of Rainbow Girls en-.
!jcyed Their nNssuel spring dance on
saturday evening ct the TudoI
room u the Waterbury WoSnenS
Club. Miss Betty Manuel, woethS
advisog, woe in charge Of the ags
yangefients. Forty couples attended
Assisting Mis- Man0ul was Mrs
George Daiiey, the mother advisor
Refreshments were IN charge d
MRS. Yredexiek w. Wilson, Charlotte
Benedict and MRS. Andrew Hunter
Hosts and hosteeses we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence w. Slater, Mrs
George Deilsy and Mrs. Frederick
w. Wilson.
Among these attending wevs
Robert Van VelkenburR, DoriI
Hughes, ralph Vsug!sin, Polly LIB.
BY, Douglas Carpenter, ElisabetI,
Rudolph, John por0enhsinl, Ruth
Lux, waiter Jarvis, Doris Downs
JcAk Snyder, Annette Dranche
John Meilos, Betty PetltjesS, Car
Johnston, Margaret Beers, Thee.
Gore 3olcon1b, Barbara Trlpp, stu.
art MfHAk4N l9pnAfav AliAeHm1NA ~
avAnsv Steciime .yana HsSSta
Hnissrk fsiiii~s. fSiafvS EvS 49,
~ Gkpes.ssr usttv ne1s;s. 80 ~.
sss.i, WAN Y,eris Ysr ST,,,t. =,
Enriisi, Yssie., Ysnss ~
Others were william Warren
Barbara Baker, Dana Mayo, bar.
", a.sss s' yA.sSt . % y' 49,
- ~. SsM,sS.. Ust GS" 1a!.
Ss,r4s " G,a.s.,, v,no1x. I IOul
SSs,.,,s, vvsI;.,,S r1,,xL,:s., ' x svI.
, nhs,stn,, 49,. S1.Sssy r+ un
ans .isr.sS Ssc,sv T,s;. w 80.
poesr coni YSnr,s Sw,isa,S". -
TrsSsy,ck SssrAwtct Nsae~ ~
Low. Edward Dwvsy Vsse f,SS,.
son' .Yoisn Neiann lear coiiins
Hovasd YinS. Y@yysine pnint"S
Richard Wrieht. Ariene sanGisnd
Francis Ciiniiiera. perry 'Errico
Charies Dayenport. Tvelyn Cien,
emit.
Also Edward Nutbrovn. joar
Hunter, Richard Miller, Marior
ziebel. Frederick Wilson, Dorothea
Copper, John Mckay, Ivy Need.
ham, Ronald Ford, June Leander
Raymond johnson, Peggy Gal
braith, and Mr.. and Mrs. RichaYc
Tice.
Miss Corinne Mason, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Mason, atlt
and MRS. Frederick b. Hawley oi
Bridgeport entertained at o tea yes
tefday at the formers home ir
Mortified who will become the bride
Of Gregory Kohlmaier Of Bridgeport
on March Is. The guests include
Misses Bernice Healy, Ruth Cath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

ed by the change IN their plans. ere
going briskly forward with rear.
raagemepts. hotel reservations ore
being rapidly transferred, and Mrs.
Jardine announces that the attend
ance will reach the record mark
promised, which was estimated "a
from 5000 TO 5000.
In announcing the transferepee Of
the convention city Mrs. JaSdine
paid high tribute TO the dauntlesa
courage Of the Louisville Convention
committee In attempting to 60 on
with convention plans In spite Of
the adverse conditions. "'It 10 q chal-
lenge TO these Of us who are faced
with the realization that Q Festival
In Louisville Is impossible" she said.
I'VE accept Louisvile's decision
with deepest sympathy and under.
standing"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
CONTRACT BRIDGE

Avoids Taking Chance Decarer Sees Possibility Of Six
Game Contract, But Plays Safe for
Certain Fve-Odd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

VIZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Bean Of
Middlebury have returned from q
visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Richard W. suInmey and Mr.. sum.
naey Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Highland Of
West Main street have returned
after spending . few days II New,
York city. KS
Miss Lucille Wheeler OF Cooke
street Is spending o week with rei-
atives IN Holycke, Mass.
Ned Farley OF faoeelarad avenue
has returned from wellesley, Mas,
where he attended the wellesley col
lege senior prom as the guest Of
Miss Mercy Coybett OF Elrnwoed
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jcusdan OF
Cooke street are spending few days
In Boston, Mass.
A meeting 70 the Sacred Heart
High School Aiunnae will be held
this evening at Q O'Clock OF the
school auditorium.
Miss Ruth Toinlinson Of DvAAfoyd
has been spending few days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 9. II.
Tosnlbnson Of Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Dcgsant Of
Long Island were weekend guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry peayeen Of
MeYiden road.
MI. and Mrs. Franklin B. Daniels
Of Conitton avenue have had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wadsworth OF FxamingtInara, Mess.
Edna I. Slater. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence w. slater, Of $50
Willow st., waterbury, Oopn., now
q member Of the freshman class ct
Colby College. participated N the.
fourteenth annual CpbuFp pftze
Speaking Contest, taking zs her
subject. "Juliette Low and the 0isl
Scouts". The general subject Of the
contest was, "Wcmen'S Place N
American Life", and the cosnpeti-l
ton was open TO all women stu
dents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Miss Katherine Lo6uais Of Water
town Is spending several days IN
Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mitchell wallace
and daughter, Mary Mitchell wal
lace Of Prospect street left eatur-
day for q months trip 10 Louisiana
and Arizona. While Ia Arizona
they viii be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Shirley fulton Of Hillside eve
nue. at their ranch N Dragon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

~ elk. 20 there was . chance "a
make u u eveEylhlng worked.
The opening lead of the elk q
clubs vas wnn With the ace. A low
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Mrs., TheodOee ). xailIse o.
Bridgeport has been Spending & few
days n this city where she Attended
tl,e funeral Of Mrs.. Glare. Mrs.
tAliier was formerly Mis- Lillian
Dunn Of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Mr.. ana Mrs. George ". Bean Of
Middlebufy have returned from q
visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Richard W. syunmoy and Mr.. @uIn-
riey Of New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. walter Justine Of
East Main street. spent the week.
end IN New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Miss Katherine Poster Of Cherry
street hes returned after spending
Q few days with friends N Newark,
N. j.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Highland Of
west Main street have returned
after spending . few days IN New
York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Miss Laura O'Brien Of East Main
street spent the weekend In New
York.