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New York as guests Of Capt. Waiting
tons brother-in-law and sister, Mai.
and Mrs. Winsred c. Green.
1t. and Mrs. John K. Waters were
at the game, as guests Of 1t. Waters
brother, DR.. Levin Waters Of New Ha-
ven, Conn.
Miss George Ann Smith of Wash
ington and Miss Barbara Benson OF
New York were among the spectators
IN the stands as guests Of 1t. and
Mrs. Alexander Graham of West Point
1t. and Mrs. Thomas w. Hammond
jr., attended the game as guests OF
Mrs. Hammonds parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarkson Runyan of New York
1t. Harvey j. Jablonsky, who is on
the coaching staff of the Army team,
and Mrs. Jablonsky are spending the
week end as guests of Mrs Jablonsky s
mother, Mrs. Sanderford Jarman. Col
Jarman, who is in the Coast Artillery
Corps, has just left his station in
Washington and is en- route to Homo
lulu, where he is to take up his duties.
Many Others Attend
New York Game.
Among others from here who went
to the game were 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Chauncey L. Fenton, 1t. COL and Mrs.
Herman Beukema. 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Gerald A. Counts, 1t. Col. and Mrs.
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LEAGUE TO DISCUSS
LABOR LEGISLATION
D. c. Women's Trade Union Unit
Will Hold Conference at
Y, W. G. A Today,

The Washington Committee of the
Women's Trade Union League will
hold its third annual conference al
the Y. w. c. A., GA E street NV
beginning at 1890 am. today.
Mrs. Clara M. Boyer, assistant di.
rector of the Division of Labor Stand
ards, Labor Department, will speak or
THE New Deal for Woman Workers
at the morning session. Delegations
from the American Federation of La
Dor and the Committee for Industrial
Organization, as well as Government
unions. are expected to attend.
The afternoon session, to be held al
2 o'clock, will feature seminars or
Protective Legislation for Women
Labor Legislation ip the District" anc
Social Legislation" The following
leaders in the field of labor relationi
will take active parts in the seminars
Charles Fahey, general counsel of the
National Labor Relations Board; Ell.
wood Street, commissioner of public
welfare; Mary Steele, director Of wom-
ems work project of the w. P. A.;
Gwen Czech. executive secretary of the
Minimum Wage Board; Mary Ander-
son, director of the Women's Bureau
Department Of Labor; Robert Weaver
United States Housing Authority; DR.
Melvin P. 1saminger, director of Public
Health Institution. and Hyland Lewis
Howard University.
Margaret Buffum. president of the
Trade League, will preside at the con.
ference.
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Clarence H. Danielson. Capt and Mrs
Clarence H. Schabacker, Capt. and
Mrs. Charles j. Barrett. Capt. and Mrs
Marvin H. Peck, Capt. and Mrs. E.
Blair Garland, Capt. and Mrs Ralph
w. Zwicker. Capt. and Mrs. John S.
Roosma, Capt. and Mrs. Charles F.
Born, Miss Grace Born, 1t. and Mrs.
Edward B. Hampstead, 1t. and Mrs.
w. r. Smith, jr., and 1t. and Mrs.
Edward E. Farnsworth.
Tomorrow Capt. Robert w. Harper
of the Air Corps, accompanied by Capt.
Clarence H. Schabacker, will start on
an extended cross country flight which
will take them to San Antonio, where
they will be the guests for a week
Of Mrs. Harper's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Weber.
Miss Elizabeth Prouty of Wheaton,
ILL.,, who has been the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Ewing H. France, and Capt.
France since early in July, left West
Point yesterday for Darien. Conn,
where she will spend several days Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford c. Thomas
before returning to her home.
Miss Mildred King Spends
Week in New York.
Miss Mildred King, daughter of Vice
Admiral and Mrs. Ernest j. King of
Coronado, who is visiting her BROTH
er-in-law and sister, 1t. and Mrs.
Hampstead. for several months, has
been spending the last week in New
York as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. B. Howard.
Mrs. Edwin Lawrence of Rutland,
VT, who has spent week on the
post visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs. John S.
Upham, has returned to her home.
Halloween will be celebrated at West
Point by the annual children's cos
tune carnival to be held at the new
gymnasium Monday evening. The
children will parade to the gym from
either end of the post, accompanied
by the Military Academy Band, parts
of which will start from the north
and south gates of the reservation,
collecting the children along the route.
The party is in the form of a fair,
with various booths where homemade
cakes and other goodies are to be
raffled off. The proceeds from the
party are used for the youth activities
of the post.
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Mrs. Henri c. Brockdorff is again
at her home, having returned from
Denmark, where she spent three
months visiting relatives.
Mrs. Frank F. Zundel was hostess at
luncheon and bridge Wednesday.
Mrs. C. L. Elliott to Come
To Takoma Park.
Mrs. c. Leavenworth Elliott will ar
rive from New York Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ramsdell.
She has been with her daughter, Miss
Martha Elliott, for month after
closing her home in Newmarket, N. H
Mrs Elliott, who spends her winters
every year in Takoma Park with the
Ramsdells, will remain here until
spring.
Mrs. Edmund H Fraser has issued
invitations for bridge luncheon No.
vember at the home of Miss Mar
garet Burdette.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, Bond Smith enter
tanned at ''tacky' party for Mr..
Smiths daughter, Miss Patsy Smith,
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lucker enter
tanned Tuesday night at their home
in honor Of Mrs. Thomas Codrick of
North Hollywood, Calf, who is visit
ing her sisters. the Misses Eva and
Louise Lester.
Miss Natalie Kennedy gave a cos
tune party last night.
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vention Of the National Council OF
Catholic Women.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Thurman Diggs OF
Falkland Apartments are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter.
Mrs. Frank p. Clark
Entertains.
Mrs. Frank P. Clark entertained at
luncheon, followed by cards, Tuesday
at Toll House Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Manning are
returning this week end from Asheville
N. c.. where they spent the past week
Mrs. Harry S. Elkins entertained at
bridge Monday night in honor of hel
house guest, Mrs. Albert st. Claire OF
Wilmington. Del.
The home of Mrs Herbert Eek in
Highland View was the scene of 8
large luncheon Tuesday, when Mrs
Eek was assisted in entertaining BY
Mrs. w. K. Watt and Mrs. Walter T
Spaugh.
Miss Grace Snyder of Howard
County, Md. has been visiting Mrs
D. j. Shanklin.
Mrs. Harold Harmon entertained a,
bridge Tuesday night.
Miss Anna Childs was hostess al
luncheon and bridge Wednesday, en-.
tertaining at her home at Burnt Mills
Mrs. John M. Cobb, ST., Of Woodside
Park Is visiting her nephew, Mr.. r. L
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News Notes
of Southern
Maryland
McGees at Estate
On Patuxent for
Week End.

LEONARDTOWN, Nd, Oct. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. MCGEE Of
Washington are spending the week
end at their estate on the Patuxent
River near this city.
Mr.. Francis H. Mattingly Of this
city has left to spend the remainder
Of the fall and winter in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander
Loker entertained Monday evening in
honor Of their house guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Frederic McHaffie Of Kalamazoo,
Mich, formerly Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett McWilliams
Of Washington are spending this week
end with Capt. and Mrs. Frederick
McWilliams at their estate at Dynard,
Md.
Miss Theresa Graves last evening
gave a large costume Halloween party
and dance at her home in Mechanics
Vile
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kearney of
Washington are the week end guests
of Mrs. William F. Herbert at her
home at Dynard, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Parlett have
as their house guest Mr.. Parlett's
mother, Mrs. P. K Parlett of Annapo-
lis, Nd.
Mrs. Nettie McReynolds
T.nAx IN Atlanta
Mrs. Nettie McReynolds of Black
Frairs has gone to spend several weeks
in Atlanta and will motor from there
to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Petit and
their daughter, Miss Olive Petit of
Washington. are with Capt. and Mrs.
William Huseman at their estate on
st. Patricks Creek.
Mrs. Nettie Greenwell Wilmer will
entertain at dinner tomorrow for her
son. Mr.. Allison Wilmer of Wash
ington.
Mr. James W. Brown and Miss
Suzanne Seversky, both of Washing
ton, are the guests in whose honor
Mr.. Howard Beach Of Washington will
entertain at dinner tomorrow at his
parents estate. Lonely Acres, on the
Patuxent River
Mr. and Mrs Philip Perry and their
infant daughter, Mary 10 Perry, of
Washington are spending this week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hancock
at Helen, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Morgan Of
Washington are visiting Mr.. Albert
Tippett at his home at Helen.
Miss Augusta Lee Of Washington
is spending this week end at her home
with her mother. Mrs. James Fenner
Lee. at her place. Lees Crest. on the
Washington boulevard. Mrs Lee also
has with her Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Lee,
jr., of Rogers Heights, Md.
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hdIllTyH ana Leila OldTk, WHO eulcT =
tanned a large group at their home in
Indian Spring Hills, and Mrs. James
Wilson, who entertained with her
daughter, Miss Patricia Wilson, Friday
at an outdoor party and wiener roast.
Mrs. E. M. Whitcomb entertained at
tea Tuesday afternoon at her home
in Seven Oaks Manor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Pugh Of Hill
landale have visiting them for week
Mrs. Pugh's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cervarich Of
Richmond, Va.
Miss Ellen Mitchell
In Montreal.
Miss Ellen Mitchell, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, has
gone to Montreal, where she is ap-
pearing in musical program with
The Six Debutantes'' for six weeks.
After the conclusion Of the Canada
engagement the group will make a
tour of this country.
Mrs. Ralph A. Wells entertained at
luncheon and bridge Friday at her
home in Seven Oaks Manor.
Mr.. Karl FARRELL and Mr.. r. Bran
son Thomas Of Wynnewood Park are
spending the week end in Pennington,
Va.
Mrs. w. B. Mehring entertained at
bridge luncheon Wednesday. Tuesday
evening DR.. and Mrs. Mehring enter
tanned in honor Of their daughter, Miss
Betty Mehring, who celebrated her
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. H. S. Giusta was hostess at
luncheon Tuesday. entertaining in
honor of Mrs. Robert Mccarthy OF
Washington.
Mr.. E. Francis McDevitt will return
to his home in Woodside Park today
from two-week stay in the South.
Mr.. McDevitt first went to New Orleans
to attend the National Eucharistic
Congress there and last week was in
Biloxi, Miss, for the national con.
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White of indianapolis, for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Heller left
Wednesday for Winter Park, Fla,
where they plan to remain until late
spring.
The Misses Edna and Mildred Lutes
entertained at party Thursday eve
ming In honor Of their mother, Mrs.
Fred Lutes, who celebrated her BIRTH
day anniversary.
Mrs. H. B. Hendrick was hostess at
bridge Thursday afternoon.
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| WHICH was 8dyly decorated Tor TIT
occasion
Mrs. Frederick L. Lewton will leave
today for Lexington, KY, to attenc
the convention of the Women's Ma.
tional Farm and Garden Association
until November 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Grove jr.,
have taken new home on Whittier
street, Takoma Park. D. c., and will
move from their residence on Ethan
Allen avenue with their daughter,
Miss Ruth Grove, within few days.
Mrs. Paul Pierce entertained at a
bridge luscheon Monday.
Miss Clara Creath
Visited by Brother.
Miss Clara Creath has her brother,
Mr.. Meade Creath of New York. visit
ing her. Mr.. Creath will leave this
week for visit in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stacy have
moved from their residence on Elm
avenue to Gaithersburg, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Axtell have
with them for the winter Mr.. Axtells
nephew, Mr.. Jay Axtell of Conrad,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Steinle have
sold their home on Spruce avenue,
where they have lived for many years,
and have moved into a new home in
Burnt Mills, Md.
Miss Natalie Titrington. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Titrington,
entertained at a costume Halloween
party Friday night.
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Masquerades in Spotlight
In Silver Spring Vicinity
Halloween Week End Occasion
For Extensive Entertaining
With ColOrful Parties.


Mr. and Mrs Morrison Clark entertained breakfast
Woodde following
Public Health Committee
president members
daughter Julia and later the evening
which
others Halloween parties
who entertained Friday Livingston
the the
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LAY EASTER EGGS

Hens Fed on Selected Diets Yield
Colored Yolks.
TOPEKA, Kans. R.-Walter Laun-
don can make his heps lay yellow, red
or green yolks in their eggs.
Shorting q hen on her grain ration
and feeding her green vegetables
makes the yolks green. An abundance
Of carrots in the diet makes yolks
more yellow than they should be.
Red yolks come from diets Of chemi.
cally treated grains.
All the yolks taste about the same,
said Laundon.
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Parish to Sponsor Dinner.

The parish Of the Holy Rosary
Church. Third and F streets NV, will
sponsor = spaghetti dinner at the new
hall, from 5 to 8 pm. Wednesday and
Thursday. Proceeds will 90 to the
new hall campaign fund. The COM
mittee in charge includes Catherine
Passero, Christina Mosca and Tillie
MaiSti.
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MISS YERBY PANNILL
TO DIRECT DRAMATICS
Shakespeare Society Picks Her
for Work-Scenes From Six
Plays to Be Given.

IlAyS TO be 61Ven.
The Shakespeare Society of WASH
ington yesterday announced the selec-
ton Of Miss Yerby Pannill to direct
the organizations dramatic activities
for the coming season.
Miss Pannill has taken an active
part in modern and Elizabethan plays
presented by local dramatic organiza-
tions, enacting various character roles
and gaining experience as a dramatic
director.
During the season the society will
present scenes from six of Shake
speare's plays, enacted in costume.
Among the plays included in the series
ars"Much Ado About Nothing" Ham
let," Richard Ill.," The Tempest"
Henry VIII" and THE Winters Tale"
The date for the opening performance
will be announced within the next few
weeks.
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Halloween Musicale Given
In Tak0ma Park Fridav
Mrs. Jessamine Hartman Hostess.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Southgate
Entertain for Daughter.

Mrs Jsamine Hartman musicale Friday
night at her home when she entertained so
Payne pianist and Mrs Mary Castles
also played several piano selections
keeping OF the Halloween
MacDowel compositions It's
Mr. Mrs Fred their
daughter Miss Dorothy Southg
basement of the souhpate home
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President

asNbeNNdN
 group, and Is chairman of the ar- arrangements committee for the Out- ing.
 Speakers of prominence in city and state affairs will bo invited, Congressman J. Joseph Smith has also accepted an invitation to ad- dress the group.
 The Waterbury Democratic Wo. mems club is recognized as out. standing among the clubs com. prising the New Haven federation Of clubs. ft holds tho distinction of being the oldest Of the county organizations, and has taken ae. tive participation in oil election campaigns. Fifty.Seven members of the local group recently attend. cd the state convention Of clubs held at West Haven when Cover nor Gross was principal speaker,
 Members of the local unit are be-. ing assisted by members of other groups throughout the county in arranging the outing, which will be held oil day.
 The complete committee, headed by Mrs. Hayden, includes: Mrs. John Shea, Mrs. Julia Delaney. Mrs. Charles Teller, Mrs. Katherine Zi. bell, Mrs. Mary Lynch, Mrs. Hugh Kane, Mrs. Joseph Kendrick, Mrs, Florence Conroy of Seymour and Mrs. Alcine Mccarthy of Ansonla.
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Amount Disappointing
 ToSponsors of Survey
 Of City Departments
Board of Finance to Receive Formal Recommends. tiOns at Meeting This Afternoon Study of
 Economies May End Shortly

board of finance, meeting this after noon, will receive Q report from It's economy committee that the lat- est 0riffenhagen recommendations would bring about savings of 9i0. 900. In an earlier series of recom- mendations, savings of sie,oo0 were recommended.
 Disappointed
 Those who shouted loudest for the Gritfenhagen survey are now among the ones most disappointed at the meager savings which the Qrlffen- hagen investigators have been able to find possible. Mayor Frank Hayes and the board of finance, previous to the beginning of the 0riffenhagen survey, were able to devise means of saving about SS5o,0o0 on the 1888 budget.
 The economies recommended yes- terday by the driffenhagen Arm, to- talling $i0,00o, would be effected in the appropriations for the offlces of the registrars of voters, city clerk, corporation counsel and park dc. partment, The principal savings recommended are in equipment, printing and supplies. However, 1t was pointed out that economies in printing and supplies have already been effected by Controller sher. wood L. Rowland.
 si2,OOO Salary
 Another recommendatlo made yesterday to the committee by the oritfenhagen firm was that ar, item Of Si2,000 set aside for c city per. sonnel director be abolished, How. ever, this item some time ago was transferred to tho welfare depart- ment, to be used for relief purposes,
 The 0riffenhagen survey began early in July, and the sum of Se,00o was set aside for the firms services, The survey is to continue until Oct, i unless an extension Is voted at that time.
 Opposition to the extension is OK. peeted to be voiced, however, unless much more drastic economies nre recommended by driffenhagen & Associates before the end of the present month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08
NOLLES GRANTED IN CITY COURT
Men Accused of Breach of the Peace Pay $lO Each
 to Settle Charge

Two men were granted nolles oa charges of breach of the peace, upon payment of ei0 each In city court today, The men, Michael Basile, g, of 20 Easton avenue and Martin Eisenberg, 2s, of s0s Chipman street, were aTaigned before Judge Edward Maseolo.
 Joseph Aldorisio, 20, of ss Brew. Ster street, charged with violation of the rules of the road, was given Q continuance to Sept, i2,
 Albert Atwood, 90, Of Mt. Carmel, charged with operating under the influence of liquor, was given c eon- tinuance to Sept. is
 Joseph Luiearelli, a, of 0e7 North Main street, charged with intoxiea. ton and breach of the peace, was given Q continuance to Sept. 10.
 Maynard Lord, 90, of the Bank hotel, charged with breach of the peace, was given Q continuance to Sept, 10,
 Louis farTapino, 34, of 2b0 Bank street, charged with breach of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08
ALIENS APPLYING
 FOR CITIZENSHIP
lS2 Local Applicants Form Latest Naturaliza.
 ton Court Class

Citizenship papers will be sought by a class of 182 local aliens at a naturalization session of the court of common pleas here September 2l. The session has been delayed this year for the convenience of about 70 candidates who would not have been eligible for citizenship before the date set If the delay had not been made, these candidates would have been forced to welt until Jan- uary.
 Judges Edward J. Finn and Miles F. McNiff will preside at the ses- sions which will be of all-day dur ation. Clerk William M. Gillette of the court of common pleas will ad- minister the oath of allegiance to tl-e successful candidates. The Sep- tember class is slightly larger than that held most recently
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08

peace, was given Q continuance to Sept, 10,
 Henry Martone, 24, of li0 Railroad Hill street, charged with operating without Q license, was given cons tinuance to Sept. Q.
 John Balfe, 10, of North Main street, charged with intoxication and breach of the peace, was given Q continuance of one month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08
CHINESE GUEST
 VERY BUSY MAN
Rev. Kimber Den, Mission ary, All Souls Church
 Speaker Sunday

Rev. Ktmber II. K. Den, of Nan chang, China. clergyman in the Chinese missionary district of Nan king, will deliver a sermon on the topic, "The Chinese Church At War Time" Sunday morning at II o'clock at All Souls Episcopal Church. He Is also scheduled to preach at a union service at St. Johns Episcop- al Church Sunday evening at TOO o'clock; address the Kiwanis club
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08
THEATER SEEKS
 1000 MEMBERS

Plans for the annual membership drive of the Waterbury Civic The ater are now in progress with Will .a-.i W. Vosburgh, Jr., president. anc Miss Clarissa Deming. membership chairman, in charge. A meeting will be held this evening to outline such procedure as will effect the organi- zation's usual adequate member. ship. It is also hoped to even in. crease this. Meeting is called for 8 o'clock at Grove and Prospect street this evening.
 Team captains and their assisting crews will have their duties out lined this evening and will begin immediately on their canvass, the drive progressing until September 20. Last years membership was 1000. Ths thousand or over marx Is the goal for the ieSs-se season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08
Concern Effects $29, ,OOO Saving

meeting next Wednesday. and maks Q radio address.
 Mir. Den was associated with Rev Thomas L. Sinclair. rector Of Al Souls Church, when MT. Einclnik was ons missionary work in Chine, He is in this country at the request of the Chinese government to thank the American people for their un. derstanding and sympathy for Ching In her time of need.
 He is vice-chairman of the board of directors of Kiangsi Christian Rural Service Union; Q member of the National Christian Federation for Wartime Service in China: a member of the New Life Movement Promotion committee in Nanchang: founder of the Nanchang Leprosar- ium and member of the board of directors of the Chinese Mission fot Lepers; and e member of the ex. ecutive committee on the training of youth for services In Nanchang Kiangsi,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08
200 AT COUNTY OUTING
Local Democratic Wo. mems Club Invite PrOnli.
 nent Party Leaders

Two hundred members of the New Haven County Federation of Democratic Womons clubs will be guests of the Waterbury Demoera- tic Women's club ct an outing Sat- urday, September 24, ct the aum- mer home of Mrs. Henry A. Hay den, CedaTland, Southbury. Mrs. Hayden D president of the county
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08

0riffenhagen 6S Associates, for whose services in effectlng municipal economies the city has set aside an appropriation of Se,000, have thus for recommended steps which will save the city Q total of s2o,000. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08
CHILDREN LIVE IN CAVES

London tUP) - Eleven children who have lived their entire lives in shelters md caves in various parts of Kent appeared in the ju- venile court ct Canterbury. They were found in tho woods near Dow or by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children when their mother was taken to Q hospital,