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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-23
DEATHS

ALLEN, PAUL J.-suddenly., on Friday.
August 30 1887. at Casualty Hospital,
Verona a Allen Inee Aurieyi. Of 4206 Tenth
St., N. E., and son of Mrs. Sadie Allen
and the late Paul Allen. . 49,
mother -in-law, Mrs. J. Hurley. of 1435
Monroe St. n. E., on Tuesday. August "A.
at $3.50 a. m. Requiem mass ct St.
Anthony's Church. at a. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment St Mary's Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-23

KELLY. HARRIET-On Monday. August
| 49, 1887, HARRIET KELLY. the be:
| loved mother of Sophia Anger, Of 1446
| You Street Northwest:
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company funeral home. Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Tues
day, August "a, 1887, at 10 80 q. m.
from the W. W. Chambers Company fu-
neral home 1400 Chaplin Street Northwest,
thence to SITS. Helen and Constantine Greek
Church, Sixth and Streets Southwest.
where services will be held at IL a. m.
q. f.iar.ds INIT cd u ,Atarad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
DanburyAIumnGe
 Holds Gathering

The Alumnae of Danbury Teach- ers college held dinner meetlng recently at the Silver OnaIet. MlSS Josephine Lynch was prlncipel speaker for the evening. She @ chairman of the camp committee ol the group.
 Tbe following committee was ap. pointed to make arrangements TOT the next meeting of the ASsoclation: Mrs, Mae Gallagher Hyland, Misses MarRAret Kiiroe, Margaret Phillips, Emeiine Phelan, Mrs. Marcella Doc Ian O'Isourke and Margaret Oona- y Misses Frances Collins, Katherine Renting, Margaret Conaty and Mrs Marceiia Dolan O'Rourke had charge of Wednesdays meeting Those In attendance were Rhea Au- berth, Anna Whitey Auray, Anna Alishauskas, Jane Barrett, Mollie Quinn Bane, Rose Ramon steIle Keefe, Berg, Laura Biron, Marion Blacker, Margaret Blansfield, Ruth Biansfield, Beth Hlodgett, Helen Butler Brophy, Helena Case, Jennie Carmody, Blanche Doran Carmody, Irene and Frances Collins, Marga- ret Conaty, Marion Cunningham, Marie Conner, Gertrude and Sadie Delaney, Anne Derwin, Margaret Dillon, Julia Dolan.
 Mary Doyle, Anna Dwyer, Ger. trude Dwyer, Louise Balfe Duell, Grace Flanagan, Nell Fahy, Eme- line Cassidy, Catherine Carmody Fletcher, Ehtrer Flynn, Rose Foley Anne Tow, Alice dourny, Betty Car rity, Helen Carroll Grady, Viola doumy, Agnes Horigan, Catherine Sullivan Horrigan, Mae Gallagher Eyland, Helen Hartnett, Mary How ard, Katherine Keating, Sally Kelly Julia Claffey Palatine, Pauline Per- rault, Emeline and Helen Phelan Nellie Ray, Betty and Margaret Reilly, Mary schieffef, Anna Reilly Simpson, Gertrude and Irene Spell- man, Mary Sullivan, Anna Scanlon, Catherine Scanlon, Abbie Shea, Mar garet Sweeney, Katherine Sheridan, Helen Dougherty Tobin, Annette Watts Vastola, Mildred Walsh.
 AkGAAG SAGhtPD SAhA0bAAV &AAVAGyp Harriet Killoughey, Katherine and Margaret Kilroe, Mae Lannen, He- len Mcdonald, Mary and Statia Mc- Donald, Bea and Julia Mc0il, Ju- lia Calvin Mc0rath, Mildred Doran, Nora, Mary Morris, Helen Murphy, Candida Ma1Sarella, Helen Kieiey Neagle, Irene Chatfield Mccarthy, Katherine 0'Brien, Marcella Dolan ORourke, Helen Corcoran, Mary Barrett Hennessy, Marie Kunkel of this city.
 Anna v. Bowling, Mae Muldonn- ley Brophy, Lillian Deegan, May Fo- ley, Dorothy Fitzgerald Calvin, Mil. dred Hetherington, Jeanette Free- man, Lenore Leary, Helen LeVan. dauskaS, Katherine Mccarthy, Mar garet Mcclure, Elizabeth Meegan, Della Nyberg, Nellie Nyberg, Flor ence OLaugh!in, Margaret Phillips, Violet Raytkwich, Catherine Talbot, Grace Cleary Talbot, Florence Reilly and Mary Delaney Vanasse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23

were shirred from the shoulder She wore 0 turban of correspond- Ing velvet and carried an arm bou- quet of yellow chrysanthemunis The dress of the brides mother was royal blue velvet and she wore c corsage of Talisman roses.
 A reception was held at the Co., lonial room of the Hotel Elton fol- lowing the ceremony. About fifty guests were in attendance includ- Ing out of town guests from Al- sonia, Hartford, Winsted, Manches- ter, Worcester and New York City
 MT. Riordan and his bride left Oil c wedding trip to Washington, D. O. and Virginia, the bride wearing 0 grey suit trimmed with persian lamb and she wore black accessories Upon their return they will reside ct Bayridge, Brooklyn, N. T.
 MT. Riordan Is associated witt the New York office of the American Brass Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
Weddings
HANLEY-McGRATH

, HANLEY-McGRATH
 The marriage of Charles Mare tin Hanley, son of Mrs. Ellen Iiana ley of Naugatuck, to Miss Kathers inc Mary McGrath, daughter of Mrs. Catherine A. Mcdrath of East Main street, took place Thursday morning at Q o'clock in the. church of st. John the Evangelist, New Britain, with Rev. John A. Dowd, the pastor, officiating.
 The church was decorated with Easter lilies, chrysNnthemums and palms. Miss Rita Mcdrath was her sisters maid of honor, and George W. Hanley was best man for his brother.
 The bride wore Q gown of ivory velvet with shirred yoke and seed pearl trimming. Her veil of ivory tulle fell from Q cap of twisted vel. vet cord. She carried 0 prayer book with Q shower of gardenias and lilies of the valley, Her sister wore Castillian red velvet with on off-the-face hat of velvet in the same color. She carried on arm bo,vauet of lilies. The bride's moths or wore c gown of black chiffon vels vet and Q corsage of gardenias while Mrs. Hanley was dressed in black crepe with white accessories and 0 gardenia corsage.
 A reception was held at the Elm Tree inn in Pennington for meme bers of the immediate families. Mir. Hanley and his bride left for c weds ding trip, the bride dressed in c gray suit with Persian lamb trim. ming. They will reside at Baysides L. l., upon their return. The bride Is c graduate of Arnold college, New Haven, and has been 6 teacher of physical education at the Nathan Hale Junior high school, New Brit. ain, MT. Hanley is Q graduate of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. and attended New York university. He Is employed as an electrical engine eer with the American Telephone and Telegraph Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
Miss Ann Bacon Is
 Honored At Shouver

Mrs. John Lane of Revere street was hostess ct . bridge and shower given Thursday evening in honor of Miss Ann Bacon who Is to be married next month to Joseph Mur- phy. The honored guest was pre- sented with 0 mahogany davenport end table. Three tables of bridge were ih play and C delicious iunch- con wqas served following the card playing.
 The guests included: Mrs. George w. Bacon, Mrs. William Brophy, Mrs. Charles Boylan, Mrs. Lewis Darlington, Mrs. Joseph Byrnes, Mrs. Andrew Stollar, Mrs. Martin Champion, Mrs. Joseph Carroll, Mrs. Roy Crosby, Mrs. Joseph Woods, and Misses Florence Bacon, Mary Champion, Mae Lannen and Rita Tierney.
 Naugatuck, Oct. 2S-Encouraged by It's success in holding Q strong Wilby high team to Q tie last Satur. day, the Naugatuck high school football eleven left today for Torr- ington where 1t hopes to beat the Torrington high eleven.
 The new City team Is reported to be weak this year but Is not ex. pected to be c setup on It's home grounds. There has always been keen rivalry between the local and Torrington eleVeflE,
 Naugatuck showed improved spirit last Saturday and if 1t can maintain this the Garnet should win. Pass- ing has been stressed ct practice here this week. 4 good game was expected.
 Mrs. Martha Clark of Wildwood avenue was hostess ct Q dessert bridge ct her home yesterday aft- ernoon. Five tables of bridge were played. Mrs. John Macdonald of Watertown took high honors, Mrs. Walter Bray, of Chestnut avenue, second place, and low score was made by Mrs. Edwin 6egears of Faber avenue.
 Those attending included Mrs. Pierre o. Cowles, Mrs. Elmer Hurl- burt, Mrs. Grace Segears, Mrs. Clay- ton Carpenter, Mrs. Everett Stanley, Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, Mrs. Walter Bray, Mrs. Prank Ineson, Mrs. Louis Merriman and Mrs. Gordon Sperry, Mrs. Ruth Palen, Mrs. Ruth Kurtz, Mrs. Ada Cam and Mrs. Harry Hyde, all of this city, Mrs. Edward H. Davis and Mrs. Daisie I. Abbott, both of Woodbury, Mrs. John Mac- Donald of Watertown, Mrs. Charles Luf of South Britain and Mrs. Dora Fowler of New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
Events of Interest

Nov. 11-Rummage Sale at First Church Scout House.
 Nov. 13-Boy Choristers concert, St. Johns Episcopal church.
 Nov. 14-Wallace Nutting ct Second Church forum.
 Nov. 14-;Franco. American club recital at club hall.
 Nov. 1S-Burleigh Colored chorus concert, Davenport hall.
 Nov. 17 and 18--St. Paul's M. V. church annual fair.
 Nov. 1S-Leavenworth classes re- union, Three Cups Inn.
 Nov. 1s-Naugatuck Valley Traffic club dinner.
 Nov. ls-st. Thomas church supp per. parish hall.
 Nov. 19-Italian slsterhood dinner dance, Waverly Inn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
Sorority Plans For
 Scavenger Hunt

The weekly meeting of the Eta Phi Sorority was held recently At the home of Miss Christina Blake of Capitol avenue. Miss Ann Flan- igan assisted by Miss Doris Cedar holm have completed plans for Scavenger hunt to Do held on oc- tober 30th.
 Miss Christine Blake was ap- pointed treasurer of the sorority. A delicious buffet luncheon was served
 Those attending the meeting were the Misses Betty shattuck, Trudy Royce, Ann Flanigan, June Miller Doris Cedarholm, Mary Barry, Eliz- abeth Rudolph and Christine Blake
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Daddona of Bronson street entertained ct Q spaghetti supper in honor of their l4th wedding anniversary recently. The couple were presented with c radio and other beautiful gifts. Those attending were: Mrs. Carmela Daddona, MT. and Mrs. Louis Bar- ron, MT. and Mrs. Gene Jannetty, MT. and Mrs. Michael zappone, MT. and Mrs. Paul 0rsiiio, Anna Daddo- no, MT. and Mrs. John Barron, Ma rio Orsilio, Stella Barrow, Eugena Barron, Ben Barron, Betty Barron and MT, and Mrs. Thomas DAddonA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
Catholic Council Completes Plans For Contention

Miss Hoey, who Is well known in this city, and who has appeared here as 0 speaker, Is c graduate oi Trinity College, Washington, D. O. She received her MA. from Oolum. bia University. She has been aSso. ciated with many important social organizations in New York City and elsewhere, and in addition to hei work with the Welfare Council, waa c menloer for Ave years of the New York State Crime Commission.
 Tho complete program of the con- Vention follows:
 l0:00 c. m.-Address of Welcome Rev. George M. Grady, Diocesan Di- rector of Charities; Business Meet' ing, Miss Mary P. o'Flaherty, Statt chairman, presiding; remarks, Mtsi Katharine D. driffith, vice-chair. man Connecticut Council of oatho' lic Women.
 i0:4B c. m.-Report on Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems Miss Mary ?. Hennessoy, Water- bury.
 ii:00 c. nn.-"The Catholic Youth OrganiSation--a Character-Building Agency" Dramatization by the Leaders Council, o. Y. o.
 il:20 G. m.-Convention Of the National Council of Catholic Wo- men. Report by Mrs. T. J. HorrigaI1' Meriden.
 ii:36 c. m.-panel DscuSsior-- "Why c Study Club" leader: MiSa Kathryn Hayes, Waterbury.
 12:06 D. m.-ReportS of Comm't- tes and Resolutions.
 i2:46 p. nl.-Intermission.
 100 ?. in.-Luncheon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23

The local chapter of the College of St. Elizabeth Alumnae shall en- certain the members of the other chapters throughout the State at a luncheon on Saturday, october 30, which is to be held ct the Curtis House In Woodbury,
 Mrs. Edward J. Mcdonald of Ram dolph Avenue, Q charter member ot the local association, and one who has been particularly active in its organization, shall be the principal speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
Local Alumnae Chapter
 Plans State Luncheon Meet

Members of the executive commit" tee of the college, and Miss Esther Walsh of New Jersey, National pres. ident of the alumnae. shall be in attendance.
 Miss Helen M. Mccarthy, press ident, has been assisted in making the arrangements by the officers who include: Miss Alice McLinden, vice president, Miss Nancy Delaney, secretary, and Miss Margaret XII" martin, treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23

Miss Glare sandore of Wood street who is to be married on No- vembar 27th to Louis Ziello was re- gently feted ct c linen and currency shower at the Palm Room of suoz- Eo's Grill. Miss Mary Minervino and Mrs. Carl J. SAndore acted as hostesses. A delicious supper was served later in the evening. The guests included the following:
 The Misses Pauline Membrino, Linda Boccacino, Elaine Wright, Melba Rossi, Helen sandore, Ev- elyn Sandore, Clara ziello, Mary Santoro, Elizabeth santoro, Vic- toria santoro, Helen Trentalange, Irene Barbiero, Faye Mambruno, Angie Mambruno, Sue Andreano, Ann Andreano, Nell Salem, Jill Suozzo, Teresa Minervino, Harriet Pastor, Mary Feest, Clare sandore and Mary Minervino.
 Mrs. A. Minervino, Mrs. P. Rossi, Mrs. R. Deleppo, Mrs. Alfred De- leppo, Mrs. Anthony Deleppo, Mrs. W. Deleppo, Mrs. D. suozzo, Mrs. J. AufierC, Mrs. J. Matarazzo, Mrs. A.. DeCapua, Mrs. E. Mambruno, Mrs. J. Ziello, Mrs. A. ziello, Mrs. Fl. Davis, Mrs. P. DeLappo, Mrs. II. Pastor, Mrs. B. Giordano, Mrs. B.. Cocco, Mrs. A. Farrar, Mrs. J. Rus- cio, Mrs. A. Kelly, Mrs. E. Biancardi, Mrs. J, Mazzaferro, Mrs. J. Rae- burn, Mrs. N. Iannacci, Mrs. F. San- toro, Mrs. o. Santoro, Mrs. s. Man clio, Mrs. s. Bollea, Mrs. R. Meo, Mrs. 0. Brangel. Mrs. M. Di Ambris, Mrs. A. Thibodeau, Mrs. o. Nardozzi, Mrs. J. Semeraro, Mrs. w. Nelson, Mrs. J. Peretti, Mrs. R. Di Tota and Mrs. 0. Sandore.
 Miss Loretta Kelly was hostess at @ miscellaneous shower given re- gently in honor of Miss Mary Kane who is to be married during the early part of November. The bride to be was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those present were: Misses Gertrude Brown, Margaret Hickey, Ann Kane, Rita Hemlock, Catherine Kane, Bernice Began, Eva Mclean, Viola Goumy, Alice Goumy, Joan Beck, Alice Kane, Irene Kane, Sal Kelly, Helena Kel- ly, Mrs. A. Wunsch, Mrs. A. Balfe, Mrs. F. Kelly, Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs. J. Rogers, Mrs. R. Beck and Misses Mary Kane and Loretta Kelly.
 
 A meeting of the october host esses of the Beth Fl Sisterhood was held on Thursday at which time plans for the Riddle show and dance to be held at the Beth Fl audisorium on october Slst were completed. Mrs. I. N. Albert and Mrs. Morris Kosersky are co-chair- men of the event.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
MRS THOMAS B. RIORDAN Riordan- n-Morton Nuptials Solemnized 7his Morning

Rev. John A. Conlan ottlciated at Q nuptial of prominence this morn- ing at Q o'clock at St. Margaret church when he united in marriage Miss Helen Morton, daughter of Mrs. Mary Morton of Roseland avenue and Thomas B. Riordan of New York City, formerly of this city. The nuptial mass which fol- lowed was also celebrated by Father Conlan. Palms and yellow and white chrysahthemums decorated the altar and Professor John L, Bonn presided at the organ.
 The bride was escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her brother, Joseph Morton and her maid of honor and only attendant was her sister, Miss Alice Morton, Edward Wheeler of Ansonia attend cd MT. Riordan as best man and the ushers were James Morton brother of the bride and Raymond Bates.
 The bride was beoomingly attired hA " BVWA VI WsAAvV VVAVGv DkiOWAlt directoire influence styled with . small collar in back gradually forming Q rounded v. neckline bor- dered with Q flat soalloped design of varying sized seed pearls. The bodice was slightly gathered and fitted and tho long tight fitting sleeves terminated in pointed cuffs over the back of the hand. A TOW of tiny covered buttons extended from the collar to the waistline at the back of the gown, the skirt falling into Q full flowing train. Her three tier veil of white tulle fell gently from Q velvet covered halo fastened ct either side with orange blossoms. She carried 0 prayerbook trimmed with orchids and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore Q royal blue velvet froek made with Q full skirt terminating in Q slight train. The bracelet length sleeves of the short fitted jacket
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23

and South finessed the nine. When West failed to follow suit, declarer saw a way to make his contract even with East still holding the queen and eight of trump.
 He returned the diamond queen and laid down the ace, discarding king of clubs.
 Whatever East elected to do now made no difference. Diamonds were continued from dummy, and East discarded a spade, but South did also and the diScarding continued until the 18th trick, when East and South were both down to trumps.
 East had to play first, and put on the eight, which South covered with the jack. Then the ace picked up the queen, and the contract was made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23

MT. and Mrs. Sherold s. Bassett ot Lynn, Mass, are spending the week. end at the home of MT. and Mrs, Francis B. Clark of Fairview street.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. r. Grenier Of South Main street have returned after spending several days in Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. s. P. Williams and daughter, Miss Leonie Williams or Hillside avenue have been spending several days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
REV. JOHN N. LEWIS
 SPEAKS IN DANBURY

Rev. Dr. John N. Lewis, pastor of St. Johns Episcopal church, was one of the speakers today at the par ent's program at Wooster school in Danbury. The recently constructed dining hall and classroom building were dedicated today. Dr. Lewis has been interested in the school since it was founded decade ago by Dr. Aaron Coburn and has followed with interest the work of many Water bury boys registered as students.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23

The seventeenth annual conven- ton of the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women will Do held in Hartford ct the Hotel Bond, satur. day, November c. The speakers will include Most Rev. Maurice '. Me- A,lliffe, D. D., Bishop of the diocese, and Miss Jane Hoey of the Social Security Board, Washington, D. O. Miss Hoey's subject will Do "social Security In Action" Representing the Waterbury Council ct the con- vGntion will Do Miss Kathryn W. Hayes, local chairman, who will conduct . panel discussion, "Why c Study Club"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
TRIBUNE A. C.

A nominating committee to select candidates for ofiice will be named at a meeting of the Tribune Athletic club at the groups rooms on Bald win street tomorrow morning at ll.l5. The annual election will be held Dec. 6.
 Business matters will be discussed at the session, and plans for a series of winter activities will be made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mohonk Riders To Attend Dinner

Among the many Horse Show enthusiasts who are already making extended plans for attendance at the National Horse Show and for dinners and other social events be- fore and after 1t, are the Mohonk Trail Riders, the well-linown trail riding club whose semi-annual two day rides over the extensive estates of the Mohonk Mountain House and the adjacent Minnewaska es- tate are events on the regular cal- endars of over 50 well-known men and women from several eastern states. This Is said to be the largest trail riding club in this part of the country.
 The MOhonk group will hold its fifth annual dinner and Horse Show party the evening of Friday November 6, in the third floor Grill of Schrafft's at 656 Fifth Avenue at 6:30 D. m, with @ reception from 500 to 6:30 p, m. During the recep- ton members will view and exhi- bition of photographs taken by members of the Trail Riders, in. cluding some by Daniel Smiley, Jr, Its secretary; Edward B. Jones, also of Mohonk and president of the Riders; and by Misses Gladys L Hendrie, Muriel Schoonmaker anc MT. and Mrs. w. Chester Freckel- ton, all of New York city.
 In addition to the persons whose photographs will be viewed, the following well-known members oi the organization, ho were partici. pants in its llth semi-annual ride October l5 and 16 of this year, will be persent at the dinner al Schrafft's November 5:
 Miss Lillion Judd, Waterbury Conn, vice-president of the riders; L. Marsden Hubbard, president of the bank, Hartford, Conn.,; Lester Scott, executive secretary, Camr Fire Girls of America, New York unit; Lindsley F. Kimball, secretary Boy Scouts of America, Brooklyn council; Henry M. Lucas, U. s, For estry department, Cleveland, Ohio; (Mr. Lucas is president of the Trail Riders of the Wilderness).
 The Rev. Gilbert Darlington, oi New York city, American Bible Society; Miss Beatrice Schoonmak- CT, MT. and Mrs. William Charles and Mrs. K. L. 1T. Williams of New York city; Major J, R, Tout of Syra- cuse, director of the ride, and Mrs Tout, courier; MT. and Mrs. Henry Abbott Horne, Brooklyn; Mir. and Mrs. J. Loring Brooks, Springfield Mass; Cornelius Garrison, Pough- keepsie and Miss Jeanette Kyle, Syracuse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23

The Busy Bee Sewing Club of the North End opened It's fall season recently ct the home of Mrs. Jen- nic Luccarelli of Division street Mrs. Helen Rinaldi was given charge of the sewing club. Those present were: Mrs. Lucy DiMasso, Mrs. Phil Liberatore, Mrs. Jennie Luccareili Mrs. Ann santora, Angela Polidora and Mrs. Helen Rinaldi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23

The Suh-Debs club held It's regu- lar meeting Thursday night ct the home of Miss Mary doggins of Wa terville ct which time refreshments were enjoyed and plans made for 0 Halloween party to be held Octo- her 2sth. The next gathering will take place ct the home of Miss Lillian Canton.
 Those attending were Catherine Danderio, Tula Exarhou, Dolores Dubois, Mildred Durr, Marie Pinto Jane Cannon, Mary ooggins ane Lillian Canton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23
Personal

Miss Katherine Hinchey of High land avenue Is spending the week. end in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. John Cotter of High land avenue are spending a few days in New York.
 Benjamin Marrafino of this city sailed today on the Grace Liner Santa Lucia for Panama.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-23

Misses Marie and Josephine Hcrs gan of Hamilton avenue have been spending the past week with relaS tives in Philadelphia.