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Evening star., 1938-06-15
Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington and It's
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WAR China has had drastic effect on the Wedding nnsry
Miss Anna May Hsien Ing daughter Of the Counselor
Chinese Embassy
Mr. Tennyn Pohsun Chang
rather than country
her gown made Of cotton although
China Just long enough
ago to have the clothes made mother
Wedding traditions
Ing ana MI Chang when at $50 o'clock this afternoon Chinese
bassador DR. chensing ceremony
which he will introduce the Rev DR. Edward Hughes
the sixteenth Street Baptist Church. will
service puden Of Shanghai
Nankai University bridegroom go
between for the bridegroom Others
versty and Mrs speakers
Dr. Pruden will then the benediction.
The invitations to the wedding
were m usual SIZE Tor this country With one fold making fourpge
invitation On the outside gold the Chinese
form in Washington zaug Teh
Ing request the pleasure Of
is the invitation in Chinese.
Other traditions weddings being carried
out in the witnesses for the bride repre-
trio with harp solos, Anna Iis Or o m bi , M e IRON a, sns
Louis Potter E ce pianist play not
only before ceremony reception will
weather smiles on this dainty bride from tn. Orient
the wedding will
Kingdom with the charming gardens Of Twin
rolling lawns and great and ancient trees.
10 RICHARDSON local Hollywood"
in town visiting his Richardson He
at NON and We
were glad to welcome
Triangle Club he also co-auhor with
1890 melodramas rehah The
original entitled
played villain
OF Louise Alexander, Diana Rowland
production and told us some
interesting angles the Of a script
First you are an ambitious writer don't
the studio as will only
possible plagiarism suit
manuscript that is presented
Readers at studios allowed
matter how friend interesting
deep research a
be careful in
that the studio has rights
history
Snearer and Tyrone Power Antonette said
reader must search
nst wrote the quotation might
appear They
stories Tor the directors In other words
Evening star., 1938-06-15
Cuban Band
About 500 Attend
Pan.American
Union Affair.
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

by KATHARINE BROOKS.
TINE Cuban Navy Band. Capt
Armando Romeu Marrero di-
i rector, has the distinction Of
having played beneath cloud
less skies twice In succession In the
National Capital. Last evening the
Cuban musicians gave q program on
the esplanade Of the Pan-American
Union, the four or i've hundred guests
sitting on the esplanade, in the Aztec
garden and on the portico Of the Pan
American Annex across the garden
and pool from the main building. The
Aztec garden at any time is beautiful.
but the starlit sky with warm golden
moon rising to the midheaven. where
it became silver. enhanced the beauty
of the scene last evening.
The band, seated at the foot Of the
steps Of the esplanade. played several
of the numbers which proved so popu-
lar at the musicale which the Cuban
Ambassador, Senior DR.. Pedro Martinez
Fraga, gave Monday evening in the
Embassy garden. In addition, 1t.
Charles Benter, leader Of the United
States Navy Band. was the guest con-
ductor, leading the band in the playing
Of . Brazilian composition. The solo,
lists last evening were Senorita Zoraida
Marrero, soprano; Ernesto Romeu.
tenor; Raul Fernandez Chiado, BARI
tone, and Alberto Roldan, cellist.
DR.. Rowe and DR.. De Alba Receive.
The director general Of the Pam
American Union, DR.. Leo s. Rowe. and
the assistant director general. Senor
DR.. Pedro de Alba, received the guests,
the former standing at the front door.
and the latter greeting officials. diplo-
mats and residents of the. National
Capital as they left the map room and
stepped onto the esplanade.
After the playing of the Cuban ma
tional anthem and THE Star Spangled
Banner" which closed the program.
the many guests strolled about the
garden admiring the vistas Of the
Washington Monument, the Pam
American Union Building and annex,
as well as the glory OF the moonlight
and the twinkling stars. BY way Of
that the scene was real and
not a fairyland, there was the whirl
OF motors OF planes arriving and taking
OF from the airport nearby that at
tracted attention to their lights floating
of INTO the sky.
Diplomatic Figures There.
The Cuban Ambassador, with his
niece, Senorita Anna Maria Carrabia.
were there with Sonora de Romeu
Marrero. wife Of the conductor Of the
Cuban Navy Band. as well as members
Of the embassy stan and their wives.
The Chilean Ambassador, Senior Don
Manuel Trucco and his daughters, the
senoritas Trucco. also were in the
large group. The Attorney General
and Mrs. Cummings represented the
cabinet circle, and among others en-
joying the music were Ministers from
Latin American Republics and from
Greece, Mr.. Sicilianos: the Lithuanian
Minister and Nine Zadeikas the Cze-
choslovak Minister and Nine. Hurban.
the Egyptian Charge d'Afaires, Mr..
Rady; the Charge d'Affaires of El Sal
vador and Senoro de Alfaro, the vene-
zuelan Charge dAffaires and Sonora
de Fombona -Pachano, the Charge
d'Affaires Of Panama, Senor Don Julio
Briceno. who recently arrived to take
up his duties as Counselor of the Lega-
ton and has been Charge dAffaires
Evening star., 1938-06-15
Official Attending
His Sons Wedding.

The Special Assistant to the Attor-
ney General and Mrs, Vincent M.
Miles are at West Point,t N. Y, where
they went for the graduation from
the Military Academy OF their son,
Second 1t. Vincent Morgan Miles, jr.,
yesterday and for his wedding this
afternoon to Miss Marseille Phillips,
which will take place at o'clock in
the West Point Chapel. Miss Phillips
arrived at West Point by plane from
her home at Fort Smith, Ark, accom-
panied BY her brother. Mr.. Buel
Phillips.
Evening star., 1938-06-15
ince the departure Of the Minister last

ca4lCC tilc ucPNI tuIc VI d1e MlQlSCSI l&8L
week.
Mrs. Davis, wife Of Senator James
J. Davis, and their young daughter,
Miss Jane Davis, shortly to be a deb
utante: Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis
and wives Of several other Senators,
Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom
and Miss Vera Bloom. Representatives
Edith Nourse Rogers and Virginia
Jenckes. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mark
L. Bristol, Mrs. Morrison, wife Of 1t.
Comdr. George Douglas Morrison, and
her cousin, Mrs Helen Huston of
Evanston, ILL.,, who Is their house guest
for the week; Baroness Won Below, DR..
Tomas Cajigas and his daughter, Miss
Ann Cajigas, and Mrs. Ollie James
were among others in the large audi
ence
Evening star., 1938-06-15
Twins Born in Plane.

In an airliner speeding over 100
miles an hour from South UHt, in
the Western Isles to . hospital in
Glasgow, Scotland. Mrs. M. Mclean
gave birth to twins, but they died
before the plane landed.
Evening star., 1938-06-15

Disguised as statues of saints three
prisoners escaped from q Jail in
Portugal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
HIGH HOLY DAYS
OF JEWS NEARING
Observance Starts Next
Sunday; Deceased Vet
Grams HOnOred

Memorial services at the graves Of
eight deceased Jewish War Veterans
We're conducted yesterday by officials
and members of David Fannick post.
American flags and post markers
were placed over the graves, and in
accordance with Jewish tradition the
Almerachim was recited. The Jewish
holy days will begin Sunday.
Louis Winkler recited the prayers
and Commander Rudolph M. Hen
nick an dChaplain Samson Siegal
decorated the following graves:
Sharis Israel cemetery, Milton AL
bert; Brass City lodge, David L. Fan
nick, Herman w, Engelman; Water
bury Hebrew Benefit, Samuel Klein
man, Louis Morganstern; Melchiza-
dek. Myron Green; Star lodge, Sam
uel Rabinowitz and Louis Leopold.
A special meeting of the post will
be held Wednesday evening at $3.50
o'clock in Roosevelt hall to decide
the scene for the annual military
ball, Nov. IL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Personal
State AAUW Executive
Board VIII GatherSdturday

bach Of Naugatuck; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. w. Earl Witsill Of Bridge
port; second vice-president, Mrs. F.
Erwin Tracy of Durham and secre-
tary-treasurer, Miss Betsey Mitchell
Of Southbury.
Also the following state chairman
Education, DR.. May Hall James Of
New Haven; fellowship, Mrs. Chase
Going Woodhouse Of New London /;
legislative program, Miss Eleanor H
Little of Guilford; recent graduate,
Mrs. Ralph G. Jones of New Haven;
international relations, Mrs. Frank
L. Anderson Of Meriden; and men,
bership, Mrs. Carlos A. Richardson
Of New Britain.
Branch presidents: Bridgeport,
Miss Ellen Magnuson; Greenwich,
Mrs. Maynard Linn; New Haven,
Mrs. George B. Cowgirl; New Lon
don, Miss Hyla M. Snider; Norwalk,
Mrs. Robert H. Rowan; and Water
bury, Mrs. e. e. Eisenwinter.
Club presidents: Mrs. Herman
Urban, Seymour; Miss May Caughy,
Guilford; Miss Margery Turner,
Torrington; Mrs. ]. Alfred Wilson,
Meriden; Mrs. r. r. Ruyl, Middle
town; Mrs. Donald Garfield, New
Britain; Mrs. Russell Waldo, Nor
wich; Mrs. e. Bennett Backes, WAL
lingford and Miss Ruth Bradley,
Willimantic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Miss Viola johnson
Is rendered SholOe,

Mrs. Walter johnson, Mrs. How
ard Anderson and Mrs. Henry john
son were hostesses at a miscella-
neous schower given at the latter's
home on Hill street recently for
Miss Viola Johnson who is to be
married to John Brown on Satur-
day, Sept. "a. A social evening was
enjoyed and the bride-elect received
many beautiful gifts. Those attend
ing were Misses Ruth Bowen, Nina
Birs, Gladys johnson, Edith Grain,
Doris Swanson, Helen Ross, Eva
Rozdilsky, Doris Johnson, Astrid
Swanson, Doris Howe, Victoria Lar
son, Lois Slater, Sadie Dowie, Alice
Benson, Olga Benson, Mrs. Carl
johnson, Mrs. Hugh Leonard, Mrs.
Victor Johnson, Mrs Ralph Benson,
Mrs. George Howe, Mrs. Roland Pal
mer, Mrs. Howard Hale, Mrs. John
Burrows, Mrs. Clayton Graham. Mrs.
Franklin Warren, Mrs. Friedolf
Mattson, Mrs. Gustave Radke, Mrs
Samuel Morgan, Mrs. Lester Evans
of WATERFOWL, Mrs. Viola Corbett Of
Cheshire, Misses Florence and Olga
Anderson, Mrs. Charles Anderson
and Mrs. Joseph Johnson Of Nauga-
tuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
HIGH SCHOOLS MAY
OPEN new STADIUM
Engineers to Rush Work
to Completion for Foot.
ball Contest Friday

Use OF the new municipal athletic
field for two high school games has
been promised by Republican AL
dermanic Leader George L. Kings.
ton, following q meeting of an all
dermanic committee Saturday
morning to consider the request.
The engineers In charge of the I'M
completed job have given assurance
that the field will be In shape for
use but official sanction from the
PWA officials In charge OF the work
must be obtained.
The aldermen at last week s
meeting received request from the
schools TO hold the Crosby Bran
ford game at the field Friday night,
the Leavenworth- Bristol game there
Saturday afternoon.
In the event official sanction is
obtained, the grandstand will not
be used but temporary bleachers
will be set up. Entrance will be by
the south gate.
Aldermen Thomas p. Kelly and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Legion Installation
Here Saturday Night
Robert Cosgriff to Be Seated as Casper Davis Com.
mander-Ladies Plan Supper October 20
WATER VILE.

Waterville, Sept. Dissatisfaction
OF recently elected officers OF the
Casper s. Davis. American Legion
post, will take place Saturday night
September gath, at Fraternity hall, on
Boyden street at o'clock.
Those who will take office follows:
Robert Cosgriff, commander; Andrew
Bell, senior vice commander; Fred
erick Hoadley, junior vice cominan-
der; Russell Atherton, finence Off
GER; John Mccarthy, assistant H.
nance officer: o. Harold Hunt, histor-
an; Clifford Northrop, service off
GER; Louis Dadario, Americanization
officer; Joseph Kanney, athletic Of
ficer; c. Arthur Dubois, champlain;
Emil Wilke, sergeant-at-arms
A social hour will follow, when re-
freshments will be served and enter
tainment furnished.
A meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of st. Michael's church will be
held this evening at 7:30 o'clock in
the the parish hall to discuss plans
for the Harvest Supper October 20.
Mrs. George Goggin will preside.
Bible Meeting
Officers and members of the Every
mans Bible class will meet tonight
at the Grace Methodist church at
7:45 o'clock to make further prep
aration for the Bible class banquet
at the church, October 1st at $50
p. m. The banquet will be gen.
eral get-tugether for members of the
class and prospective members, prior
to the first session of class of the
fall season, the following day, Sum
day, October End.
At the meeting tonight the menu
will be chosen, and plans made for
the program to follow the banquet.
Mrs. Joseph Caron, her son, Ro-
land and her mother, Mrs. Leona
Reid of Thomaston avenue, have
returned from a two weeks vacation
with relatives and friends in Port
land, Me.
Mrs. Joseph McArdle of briggs
street returned last evening from
Rochester, N. Y, where she visited
Miss Louise Bagley, formerly men,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Instructor Will Glue
Address To WCTU

Roy Walch OF the Crosby high
school faculty will give an illus
trated lecture on "A Thousand
Miles by Auto" at the meeting of
the w. G. T. U. Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the parlors OF the
First M. e. church. Preceding his
talk dessert will be served by the
following hostesses, Mrs. John A.
Coe, Mrs. Herbert Coe, Mrs. Ad-
thur Williams, Mrs. Hubert Sam
mis-, Mrs. Francis Horton, Mrs.
John Williams, Mrs. John Line
burgh, Mrs. George Condit, Mrs.
Frank Bugden, Mrs. Everett Wag-
her, Mrs. Louis Schultz, Mrs. FL
ton Alexander, Mrs. Everett Shall
Ter, Mrs. G. w. Percival, Mrs. Charles
Townsend, Mrs. George futile, Mrs.
Edward Seaver, Mrs. Henry Preus-
ser, Mrs. William Morey and Mrs.
Perry Borden. Rev. T. Leroy Crosby
Of the South Federated church will
also be present and will give brief
talk before Mr.. Walch's lecture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Women;s Club Announces
Observation-Disclosures

The Waterbury Women's club will
open its fall season on October 9th
when q reception will be held at the
club. Music will be by the Imperial
trio, with Bronze Rasims, violinist,
Arlene Watts, 'cellist and Abilene
Russell, pianist. Guests will be re-
ceived by the new president, Mrs.
Robert Lowell and her assisting Of
ficers.
Twenty-eight important dates are
listed on the club calendar for the
year. They include many lectures by
nationally known figures in various
professions, social events such as
teas, bridges and luncheons, arB,
holiday gatherings during the
Thanksgiving and Christmas sea-
sons. The program includes: Oct.
II, 8 p. m, symphony in yellow"
by Verne Dyson, music by Mrs. Jo-
seph Neill, soprano; Oct. 10, 1880 p.
m, rlimmage sale, Mrs. Charles j.
Schif, chairman; Oct. II, D. Brewer
Eddy, current events, $3.50 p. m; Oct.
20, harvest festival, Mrs. John Curry
walker, chairman; Oct. IS, Marian
Hertha Clarke, 3 o'clock, 1.-THE In
side Story of Radio" music by Miss
Bronze Rasims; Nov. 8, open meet
ing, Sidney Schurcliff, 1.-THE Restor-
alton of Williamsburg" colored; Nov.
70, 2:30 o'clock, children's slides,
lounge dessert, 8 o'clock; matinee,
Mrs. william A. Amelung, chairman;
Nov. 81, $3.50 p. m, current events
by Miss Eunice Avery, food sale, and
talk by Mrs. David Hays, what AM
erica Is Reading; club chorus will
sing; hospital jelly donation; Dec.
5, $3.50 p. M, d. Brewer Eddy, cur
rent events; Dec. 8, 1880 p. m,
Christmas fair, Mrs. George Bren-
nan, chairman; Dec. 10, 8 p. m, Dan
Stiles, New England" In color mo-
ton pictures, music by Mrs. John
Curry Walker; Jan. 8, S to 8 p. NJ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Local Girls Enroll
At EdglUood Park

Local girls who will enroll Oct.
/ at the Edgewood Park school at
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y, include
Miss Margaret King Bolan, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bolan
OF Central avenue, Miss Nancy
Frances Barlow, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Barlow Of Middle
bury, Miss Eleanor H. Halbing,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
T. Halbing OF Kaytonne avenue
and Miss Elena Mascolo, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mascolo
of East Main street.
Students from Waterbury and
vicinity returning to their studies
there at the same time include
Misses Ruth Reuther. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Reuther OF
Fairlawn avenue, Shirley Geghan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Geghan of Lake street, Miss Janice
Porter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick j. Porter Of Cheshire,
Miss Crystal Pauline Deming of
W!nsted and Miss Barbara Jean
Morgan Of Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Weddings

tea dance, Mrs. B. D. Warnes, chair
man, Mrs. Harold r. White, rep
resentinf Junior Women's club; Jan.
10, 3 p. M, Judge Stanley p. Mead,
Current Legislation" music by
Charles Plat, lounge dessert; Jan.
16, current events, Miss Eunice
Avery, $3.50; Jan. 10. civics commit
tee dessert bridge, 1880; Jan. "a, open
meeting, DR.. Roland Hall Sharp,
Meet South America" technicolor
moving picture; Feb 8. current
events, DR.. Brewer Eddy, $3.50 p. m.
Feb. IA, mid-winter tea, Edith
Winifred Fisher, 1.-THE Art and Ro-
nance of Antique Valentines" music
by Imperial trio, 3 p. M; Feb. 81,
costume tea and historical pageant,
Mrs. Allen B. MacMurphy, chair
man; Feb. %, 3 p. M, Anne Leon
ard, Garden Pictures Through the
Year" illustrated with agfa- color
plates, music by Miss Bronze Rasims;
March 8, 1880 p. M, spring style
show and dessert bridge, Mrs. Jesse
B. Kelsey, chairman; March II, 2:30
p. m, children's matinee, Mrs. Will
lam A. Amelung, chairman; March
10, $3.50 p. m, current events,
Eunice Avery, food sale; March IA,
3 p. M, Maude william Schrader,
Cinema Highlights," music by Mrs.
Doris Sweet and Charles Plat;
March %, 3 p. M, Norma woodward,
Rachael Crother's comedy "Let Us
Be Gay" music by club chorus,
lounge dessert; April II, annual
luncheon, Mildred Lee Major, "Cau-
serie Musical" music by Imperial
Trio, p. M; April 10, rummage sale,
Mrs. George M. Grant, chairman;
April %, annual meeting reports of
officers and committees, election Of
committees, club tea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19

Often the expert can point out
sins of Overlooking, AND horrible ex-
ample hands will point the moral, #
not adorn the tale. However, I be-
lieve that the optimist, so long as
he keeps his optimism within bounds
will win more points in either rub
Der or duplicate bridge than the
pessimist.
A fortunate lead, happy lay OF
the adversely held cards, bad de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19

Tense in the mid-game-any or all
of these may make tricks grow in
unexpected places.
w. Howard Woolworth Of Buff
falo is not pessimistic in valuing
his cards. Playing with Ralph T..
Miller Of Cincinnati, he was the only
player to reach six diamonds on the
hand discussed today. Before he
made 1t, he found that he had TO
resort to careful handling not only
OF the trumps. but the side suits as
we'll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Community Club
Season To Open

The first fall meeting of the Hope
vile Community Club will be held
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in
the school gymnasium. william See
ley, vice-president, will preside in
the absence of John Grady, presi-
dent Of the club, at present a patient
at st. Mary's Hospital. Mr.. Seeley
asks that all committee chairmen be
present to make plans for coming
activities Of the club.
A meeting of the Women's Bow
ling League Of the club will follow
the regular club meeting and all
ladies Of the community who are in
terested in bowling with the league
are asked to be present. Election Of
officers will take place. A member
ship In the community club is nee
essery to belong to the league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
ONEWOMAN VILLAGE

Pollock. Pines. Cal. (UP) -
Mrs. Marguerite Lang makes no Sc
cret of the fact that she has some
here. She Is assistant postmistress,
fire chief. city marshal and mayor.
She also conducts an auto camp.
runs service station. grocery store,
garage, tavern and soft drink
emporium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19

The opening lead was won with
dummy's ace, and a small spade
was ruffed by declarer. He now
laid down the ace and king OF
clubs, and the queen dropped
from the East hand. Dummy was
entered with the heart ace, and
another spade ruffed by declarer,
East's king dropping. A small
heart was ruffed in dummy.
Next the spade queen was led
and East ruffed with the three,
South playing the nine. South
now led the heart nine, and West
discarded q spade. This was
ruffed in dummy, the finesse against
the trurnp king taken. and the con-
tract was home when the trumps
dropped from both hands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Personal

Miss Grace Maher, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maher OF Pat
terson court has entered the fresh
man class at Bay Path Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Halsey have
returned to their home on Meriden
road after spending the week. end In
New York.
Miss Joyce Thornton Of Water
town avenue spent the past few days
In Boston.
Miss Rita Millerick of Waterville
street has resumed her studies ct
the College OF ST. Elizabeth where
she Is a member Of the sophomore
college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Mrs. x. A. Boufard
Birthday Party Guest

More than 300 relatives and
friends Of Mrs. x. A. Bouffard Of
Woodtick road, surprised her Satur-
day evening with a birthday party
at the Franco-American Social club.
Since coming to Waterbury three
years ago, Mrs. Bouffard has been
an active member Of the club. She
was presented with a radio.
An entertainment program In
cluded tap dancing by Donald and
Elmer Bouffard, with George Bout
fard at the piano; French Canadian
songs by Larie Gauthier and his son
Edgar. Mrs. Eva Derouin and Mrs.
Fred Veillette. Supper was served,
and the entertainment was followed
by dancing, with music by The.
riault's orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUE

Top scorers In the Friday after
noon session OF the Elton Contract
club conducted by Mrs. william
Sherman Smith we're: Mrs. II. B. Coe
and Miss Margaret Fitzmaurice, 81:
Miss Leslie Leavenworth and Mrs.
w. s. Smith, IS: Mrs. NJ J. Darcy
and Mrs. s. M. Main, 46 1-2 and
East and West: Mrs. Joseph Mcneil
lis and Mrs. Ida Birdsall, So; Mrs.
Timothy Collins and Mrs. E. o. Hess
substituting for Mrs. George Cont
long, So 1-2 and Mrs. Idris r. AL
derCon and Mrs John VAIL SIS 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19

The Connecticut state Federation
Of the American Association of Uni
versity Women, Branches and Col
lege clubs, will hold an executive
board meeting at the summer home
Of the president, Mrs. Charles p
Rodenbach, Neck Road, Madison, on
Saturday, September "a, at IL
o'clock. The executive board is made
up Of the following members:
President, Mrs. Charles P. Roden-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19

Der Of the Waterbury hospital staff,
now employed by the Union Trust
OF Rochester.
A regular meeting OF the Pride
OF WEIGH Circle, Companions Of the
Forest, will be held Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock at Foresters' hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
MARxMEN SHOOT GAIN

After an absence from the screen
of a little more than a year, the
three Marx brothers return to ex-
hibit their inimitable antics in
Room Service, " RKO Radios screen
version of the New York stage sue
cess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-19
HaIl-DeBisschOp

Hall-DeBisschop
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. DeBis-
schop Of Stillson road announce the
engagement Of their daughter, HUI
da to Donald A. Hall. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles G. Hall Of Che
shire,