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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Future Bride Is
 Rendered Shouver

Miss Jennie Buzzelli was guest of honor at a greenback shower given recently at Suozzo's Palm room by Miss Lorraine Bartholomeo and Mrs. Elizabeth Buzzelli.
 The guests included: Lorraine Bartolomeo, Mrs. Rocco Buzzelli, Mrs. Canada, Mrs. Bucani, Mrs. The resa Golbi, Mrs. Julia Colbgasani, Mrs. Ann DiBarolomeo, Mary Dona- to, Mary Mastrandrea, Lena DiBene- cictis, Mrs. Heen Basile, Mrs. Sal Sciascia, Mrs. Gene Orsini, Mrs. Roc- co Scotino, Mrs. Cocco Iezzi, Mary Iezzi. Mrs. Philip Leonardo, Mrs. Ce- lia Ciampi, Mrs. Mary DeFrancesco Mrs. L. Marinelli, Cesira Mariani Julia Mattrella, Jennie Battista, Le. ma Cocia, Mrs. Rocco Basilico,
 Mrs. Charles Inturrissi. Josephine Scappini, Amy Bansleben, Mrs Clemtina Yanklen, Mrs. Filomens Ella, Mrs. Louise Ella, Mrs. Rose Di- Rupo, Mrs. Carlo Buzzelli. Alma Shermanic, Mrs. Jennie Perritti, Mrs Ida Ablozey, Mrs. Mary Massarelli Elizabeth Selins, Mrs. Anna Pin yatara, Mrs. J. Caggiane, Mrs. N Pelosi, Mrs. Jennie Diamian, Edith Gioiella. Mrs. James Gioiella, Mrs Alfred Gioiella, Felecia Caruso. Mrs Rose Scaretta, Mrs. Joseph DiAn- gelo, Mrs. Lucy Guiliani, Mrs. Rich- ard Abati, Mrs. Theresa DiBenedic- tis, Mrs. Rosa Petro, Mrs. Rose Man. lilo, Mrs. Jennei DiMichaele, Mrs Lucia Sappina, Jessie Santavenere Laura Orsini,
 Mrs. Vincent DiBenedictis, Malena Rose DiBenedictis, Margaret Orsini DiBenedictis, Sue Paulela, Edith Paulella, Mrs. Frank Orlando, Mrs Mary Santalucia, Mrs. Rocco Salvio Mrs. Joseph Macary, Mrs. Sarah Col basani, Elizabeth Colbassani, Mary Cartaceti, Mrs. Christine Cartaceti Mrs. Anthony Salvio, Lucy Tulacro Mary Dellansandro, Clara Guerrero Mrs. Ida Mazzaferro, Mrs. Louise Schiappo, Mrs. Florence vivs, Mrs Estella Schillter, Mary Scalo anc Mrs. Paulmero Ferritti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Estydnne Sorority
 Has Scial, Meeting

A meeting of the Estyanne Soro- rity was recently held at the cart wheel'. A hay ride had been plan ned, but the weather not permit ting, the girls proceeded to the Cartwheel. After the meeting Q de- licious lunch was enjoyed. A spe- cial table, beautifully decorated in Halloween fashion made the occa- sion a very festive one. Dancing was enjoyed.
 The following members were pres ent:
 Misses Helen Duffy, Hazel Duffy, Kay Carroll, Cecile Carroll, Julie Lynch, Blanche Ayotte, Fernie Cyr, Millie Descoteaux, Millie Leblanc, Millie Coehlo, Frances Opelack.
 Miss Jeanette Labonne played the part of most charming hostess at the regular weekly meeting of the Estyanne Sorority at her home last Monday evening.
 Plans for the coming holidays were discussed. Miss Labonne serv- ed a delicious and refreshing lunch.
 The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Millie Descoteaux.
 Those in attendance were the Misses Blanche Ayotte, Kay Carroll, Francis Opelack, Fernie Cyr, Helen Duffy, Hazel Duffy, Cecile Carroll, Julie Lynch, Gertrude Phelan, Mill lie Coehlo, Marie Leblanc, Mary Cormier, May Osborne, Millie Des- coteaux and Jeanette Labonne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14

committee, in charge of arrange ments will attend Q meeting on We'd neSday at 7:30.
 Miss Marjorie MaIey, general chairman, will preside, assisted by the following: Margaret Carroll, Marguerite Gtlnshannon, Vera Col- son, Claire Murphy, Mary Ippolito, Louise Spelman, Helen Deconinck, Joanna Pannone, Claire Baribeault, Agnes Carrolan, Mary Killian, Julia Wrenn, Ruth Brizzie, Rosella Karas, Barbara Ayotte, Dorothy Bernier, Margaret shugrue, Marguerite Sul- livan, Julia Calvin, Ellen Hunt, Anp Danaher, Kathleen Maher, Yvette LaVallee, Anne McEvoy, Rose Cul. otta, June Garren, Magdalene Har- tung, Margaret Blake, Marie Mullen, Kathryn Dalton, Barbara Matthews, Mary Bowler, Barbara Mackay, Helen Coon.
 Reservations should be made a week in advance of the banquet. This may be done by communicating with member of the committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Santa Maria Circle
 Plans Installation

Santa Maria Circle. National Daughters of Isabella, will hold their regular meeting Wednesday evening at the Knights of Columbus hall, North Main street.
 Plans will be completed for the installation of officers and the initia- tion of new members which will take place Sunday afternoon, Nov. 26th at Knights of Pythias hall, East Main street. Members who are plan- ming to attend the dinner following at Shels Chateau are requested tc make their reservations at this meet ing.
 Mrs. Marion Miller presided at the meeting of the Circles Study Club recently at the home of Mrs. Ellen Murphy of Marlboro street. Regular meetings will be held the second Thursday of each month the next at the home of Mrs. Margaret Greaney of 267 Willow street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14

Mrs Clarence Anderson and Mrs. Fred Gravel were hostesses at a shower given recently for Mrs. Jo- seph Bolger of Winsted at Mrs. An- derson's home in Oakville. Yellow and white chrysanthemums were used in decoration. 6
 Among those attending were Mrs. William Flisher, Mrs. John Travel, Mrs. Fred Daniels, Irene Bolger, Mrs. William Sullivan, Mrs. Curtis Lancaster. Mrs. John Mccarthy, Mrs. William zwibel, Mrs. Samuel Whiteley, Mrs. Lou is Byrnes, Mrs. Herbert Kirsch, Mrs. Bertram Lake, Mrs. Will liam Clark, Mrs. Ray Garnsey, Mrs. Daniel Hyland. Mrs. Louis DeAmbrose, Bessie Vaughan, Mrs. George Darlington, Jr., Mrs. Bessie Stoeffler, Mrs. John Murphy, Mary Dwyer, Mrs. Rose Zarino, Mrs. Her. bert Nield, Mrs. Samuel Fenn, Mrs. E. Hevey, Adrian Paradis Mrs. Jo- seph Bolger, ST., Mrs. George Car rington, ST., Mrs. Lee Moore, Mrs. Louise Travel Mrs. John Frechette, Dora Lieberman Betty Ann Car rington, Mrs. Sarah Fenn, Joan DeBisschop, Mrs. Joseph Bolger, Jr.. Mrs. Clarence Anderson and Mrs. Fred Travel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Rebekah Group
 Sponsors Social

A social was sponsored recently by Winona Rebekah Past Noble Grand Association at which the Columbian Post Noble Brands of Naugatuck were guests. A turkey dinner was served. In charge of the dinner were Mrs. Mabel Bachmann, Mrs. Julia Granger and Mrs. Mary Parsons. Ta- ble decorations were in charge of Mrs. Grace Pichard, and Mrs. Lester Flood and the reception committee consisted of Mrs. Louis Clarke and Mrs. Josephine Lynn.
 It was announced that the next meeting would take place Dec. IA at Mrs. Lynn's home on Ridgewood street. Entertainment was given la ter in the evening with Mrs. Grace Weaving. Mrs. Mary Goodroe and Mrs. Lewis Hardwick in charge. Movies were shown by Everett Bas- sett and Robert Bailey. Games were played and prizes awarded Mrs. Jus tine Olson, Mrs. Lizzie Stahl, Mrs. Blythe Loether, Mrs. Lewis Hard wick and Mrs. Grace Weaving. The mystery prize was aWarQeu Mr6. Clara Hale of Naugatuck.
 Those from Naugatuck who attend ed were Mrs. Lorella Newman, Mrs. Gertrude Howell, Mrs. Clara Dibble, Mrs. Grace Fairbanks. Mrs. Ruth Barrett, Mrs. Norma Butcher, Mrs. Clara Hall, Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, Mrs A. E. Edwards, Mrs. Jessie Bar rett, Mrs. Mae Titlay. Mrs. Lizzie Stahl, Mrs. Rose Seeger, Mrs. Louis voegli, Mrs. Justine Olson, Mrs. Anna Selleck, Mrs. A. E. Huba1d, Mrs. M. Williams, Mrs. L. V. Saun- ders. Mrs Rosalie Traver, Mrs. Ethel Warehouse, and from Water bury, Mrs. Agnes Bristol, Mrs. Agnes Finlay, Mrs. Josephine Lynn, Mrs. Lettie Flood, Mrs James Maxwell, Mrs L. M. Russell, Mrs. Grace Weav- ing, Mrs. Elizabeth Manville, Mrs. Grace Richard, Mrs. Mary Goodroe, Mrs. Julia Granger. Mrs. Mary Par sons, Mrs. Bernard Nelson, Mrs. Fred Hardwick, Mrs. Mabel Bachmann, Mrs Nellie Hayward, Mrs. Walter White and Mrs. Louise Clarke. Mrs. Edythe Loether, noble grand of Win- ona Rebekah lodge, was guest, Mrs. Marguerite Cady. past noble grand of Plainville, and Miss Ethel Richard were also guests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14

A Halloween party was given re- gently at the home of Mrs. Kuegler of Young street for her co-workers at the Lux Clock company. A Ger man supper was served.
 Those attending were: Misses Marie Peterson, Mary Griffin, Anna OBrien, Florence Yuskus, Eska Hanson, Antoinette Fugliese, Alice Mancini, Anna Goulet, Doris Per- riello, Edna Zukauskas, Helen Don- nelly, Helen Desjardins, Betty Coon- ey, Mary Christiano, Mildred Sum- ma, Mary Daddone, Mildred Perse- relli, Blanche Hebert, Zita Grilley Edith Rinaldi, Ernestine Miller Clara Kriegler, Tony DeBattiste Walter Moss, Tom Gunshannon Sam McGill, Pat Perugini, John Pawelchak, Da my Christiano Matthew Desjardins, Frederick Gou- let, Eugene Hebert, Ralph Bicci and Eric Kriegler.
 A board meeting of the Water bury Hebrew Ladies Aid Society wal held yesterday afternoon. Refresh ments were served during the after. noon. A report was given on the rummage sale which was most suc- cessful. It was also reported that many needy families were aided.
 A rehearsal for the dance anc ball to be held at Temple Hall or December 10th under the direction of Mrs. Harry Fleischer will be hele this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Coming EUents

Nov. 17-1talian Sisterhood din- ner-dance Waverly inn. Nov. 17-N. E. Pals club show and dance, Webster school gym. Nov. 17-zindah Grotto mystery night show, Temple hall.
 Nov. 18-Women's Educational club supper, Quaker inn.
 Nov. 18-North Italian Women's society dance. Concordia hall.
 Nov. 19- Lowell Thomas, lec- turer, Second church forum.
 Nov. 19 - Phi Kappa Gamma sorority dinner-dance, The Elton. Nov. 19-Dinner to Rev. J. J. Val antiejus, St. Joseph's hall.
 Nov. 19-Beth Israel synagog in- stallation dinner, Hebrew institute Nov. 22-H. w. Perrin at First Methodist church.
 Nov. 24-Sigma Alpha Phi soror. ity dance, Davenport hall.
 Nov. 25, p. m.-Children's pro- gram, at Women's club.
 Nov. 26-Santa Maria circle din. ner, Shells Chateau.
 Nov. 27-Catholic high school re. union. school hall.
 Nov. 28-Bachelors' dinner-danct at Waterbury Country club.
 Nov. 2S-Alice D. Bond, lecturer Women's club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Church Fair To
 Open TIon1orrOD

Arrangements have been complet- ed for the annual church fair to be given by St. Paul'S Methodist church Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Frank Meisinger is general chairman. The supper on Wednesday night is in charge of the Ladies' Aid society with Mrs. Hugh Sutherland and Mrs. August Paul as co-chair- men. On Thursday night the Polly anna class will be in charge and Mrs. Newton Leas will be chairman.
 Assistants for the two-tiay event in- clude kitchen, Mrs. Jennie Lockhart, Mrs. Robert P. Kiersted and Mrs. Wilson Miller, ST.; dining, Mrs. Wall ter Oldroyd and Mrs. John Mosh- fer; supply room, Mrs. Robert Bulk and Mrs. Lewis Sage; aprons and quilts, Mrs. Asa Smith, Mrs. Henry Staples, Mrs. Frank Meisinger and Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin; mems shop, Wilson Miller, Jr., Winifred Curtis and Wilson Miller, Sr.; candy, soda and ice cream, the Epworth League group, Miss Elizabeth Miller, chairman; grab-bag, Sunday school; handkerchiefs and books, Mission circle, Mrs. David Wood and Mrs. Emma Kippen, co-chairmen; as- sistants for the Pollyanna class fancy work booth are Mrs. J. L. Line burgh, Mrs. Dwight Seaver, Mrs. Ed rnund Allard and Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Mary Neary, Mrs. Em- ma Jones and Mrs. Charles Brech- buhler are in charge of the bake sale by the Ladies Aid society. Ticket chairman is Mrs. Hugh Suth- erland. The Ladies' Aid is also meet ing on Wednesday afternoon before the opening of the affair. Among the waitresses are Mrs. Ralph Paul. Mrs. Max Kraft and Mrs. John Steck. There will be entertainment both evenings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14

East took three rounds of clubs rapidly, and declarer was just about to claim the rest, when he was astonished to see West discard the aces of spades on the third club round.
 East said, "Wait a minute!" to declarer and continued with spade. No matter how declarer played, West was bound to make trump trick.
 It certainly was bad moment for South, but who can begrudge a defender the reward for such bril- liant play?
 Today's bridge qulz: If you are playing strong no trumps, does the response of one no trump to your partners opening suit bid signify strengthe
 Answer: No. Strong no trumps mean that your original hiA ef one no trump is strong. If your part ner opens with suit bid and you respond one no trump, you are nor- mally showing a weak hand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
NOVEMBER

13-Dr. R. P. Kennedy, sociologist at Y. M. 0. A. forum.
 14-Dr. Frank G. Armitage, Wo- mems Club meeting.
 17-N. E. Pals, Club show and dance, Webster school gym.
 14-Anna Kaskas, contralto, Wo. mems Club auditorium.
 16--Women's Avigilianese Society dinner dance, Waverly Inn.
 Nov. 16-Free Lecture on Chris tian Science at Waterbury Woman's Club Auditorium under the auspices of the First Church of Christ, Scien- tist.
 Nov. 16-Women's Aviglianese so- ciety dinner-dance. Waverly inn.
 Nov. 16-Social Debs club dinner dance, Three Cups inn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
CONTRACT BRIDGE

A great deal of thought and at- tention during the play of the cards often fails to bring success because the hand was hopeless from the start, but occasionally 1t has its re- ward in a spectacular play such as today's hand illustrates.
 North-South hold a powerful hand, and with any opening lead other than 8 club, declarer could make six hearts. With little good guessing, he could actually make seven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Girls Club Faculty
 Visit 1T, NeuU York

Miss Ann E. Danaher, cooking instructor at the Waterbury Girls club, spent the weekend in New York where on Friday she was the guest of Miss Catherine Fisher, di- rector of the Good Housekeeping institute.
 While there she also attended the National Horse show at Madison Square Garden with the following local residents who are affiliated with the Girls club: Misses Mabel Simmons, Dorothy Blacker, Margar- ct Mahoney, Stephanie Gworek and Miss Edith DeBonis of the Pittsfield Girls club, formerly of this city
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Catholic High ALumnae Ananges Reunion Banquet

The Waterbury Catholic High School Alumnae association will hold a tenth reunion banquet = at the school auditorium on November 27, 1889 at 7:S0. This event will replace tho usual communion breakfast this year. The members will attend 800 o'clock mass at the Immaculate Con- ception church on Nov. 26th. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
VARIETY

More than 50 screen adaptations of Jonathan Swift's "Gulilver's Ira vels" were written before a satisfac- tory treatment of the story was reached. The Swift satire is now be- ing produced by Max Fleischer in full Technicolor for Paramount.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Weddings
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
 Top scorers in the Monday af- ternoon session of the Cornell Con- tract club conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty were: North and South: Mrs. Abraham Hengeveld and Miss Rachel Hengeveld, 99 1-2; Mrs. Frank Driscoll, and Mrs. Daniel Butler, 99 and East and West Mrs. James Bolger and Mrs. Louis Schmidt, 103; Mrs. William Secor and Mrs. William Dunphy, S9.
 The standing to date is as fol- lows: Duncan Crane, 467 1-2: Bol- an-Bell, IA; Bolger-Schmidt, 443 and ty-Petitjean, 4S5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Personal
Waterbury Garden Club Has Election Of Officers

William Manning and publicity, Mrs Louis A. Winchell.
 The executive committee consists of Mrs. John A. Coe, Mrs. c. H. Tompkins and Mrs. Ira Williams.
 Professor Ronald H. Patch of Connecticut University addressed the group having as his topic, Pro pagation of House Plants"
 Hostesses for the afternoon were: Mrs. H. T. Merrifield, and Mrs. H. B. MacrIish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14

Mrs. Arthur B. Griess was re elected president of the Waterbury
 Garden club for a second term at
 she annual meeting of the group held yesterday at the Bunker Hill chsirch. Mrs. Griess is an accred-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14

Members of the Gamma Theta Sorority met at the home of Miss Janet Boyd, 19 School street re- gently. Refreshments and dancing were enjoyed by everyone. Those attending were: Doris Walker, Mae MacNab, Lorraine Grady, Marie Cooke and Janet Boyd. The next meeting will be held at the home of Doris Walker on Sylvan avenue. All are asked to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14

tied judge and served in her of- Sicial capacity att he Rhode Island Federation of Garden clubs.
 Other officers elected were: Vice president, Mrs. Charles A. Temple ton; secretary, Miss Margaret Croft, treasurer, Herbert Ludlum; member ship, William Manning: program, Helen Stoddard; hospitality, Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
Sin1one P0rentedu
 Is ShouUer Guest

A surprise miscellaneous and greenback shower was held at the Franco hall in honor of Miss Simone Parenteau who is to be married to Edward Callan on November 25. 4 delicious luncheon was served.
 The guests included: Mrs. Emile Parenteau, Mrs. Cecile Gagnon, Mrs. Julien Parenteau, Mrs. Eugene Morin, Mrs. o. Moude, Mrs. Frances Archambeau, Mrs. Arthur Croch- etiere, Mrs. Rose Resh, Mrs. Grace Caouette, Mrs. Rita Martone, Mrs. Joseph Ayotte, Mrs. Cecile Paren- teau, Mrs. Raoul Guilbeau, Mrs. Arthur Prate, Mrs. Robert Houde, Mrs. Maurice Bosse, Mrs. Alma Cyr, Mrs. W. Boisvert, Mrs. Eddy Croch- etiere, Mrs. Deliz Petit, Mrs. Cecile Laferriere, Mrs. E. Donais, Mrs. A. Laperriere, Mrs. J. Lapotnte, Mrs. Cecile Boucher, Mrs. E. Beauregard, Mrs. w. Carpenter, Mrs. Laura Cheney, Mrs. Betty Bartholomew, Mrs. Omer Parenteau, Mrs. Marie c. Lacours,
 Mrs. Germaine Pion, Mrs. Alice Outlet, Mrs. Germaii1e Grenier, Mrs. Beatrice Turcotte, Mrs. Blanche St. Germain, Mrs. J. Lamontagne, Mrs. Mary Grady, Mrs. John Deziei, and Misses Marie Cheney, Irene Peri gard, Rita Perigard, Laura Perigard, Dora Perigard, Martha Crochetiere, Marie Chouinard, Nellie Mikelionis, Anne Mikelionis, Loretta Watson, Helen Famiglietti, Mary Cambino, Helen Sheehy, Fernando Cyr, Louise Leblanc, Germaine Frechette, Lil- Han Frechette, Sara Caouette, Clara Caouette, Rose Gagne, Noella Deziel, Marie Nebert, Florence Boisvert, Paulette Proulx, Mildred Descoteau, Alice Hirbour, Mariette Bolduc, Rita St. Jean, Lorene Gastonguay, Made line Mollica, Irene Pion, Mary Fami- glietti, Lillian Parenteau, Gertrude Parenteau and Simone Parenteau.
 The Waterbury Chapter College of Saint Elizabeth will sponsor rum mage sale Saturday of this week. The sale will be in progress all day at 273 North Main street. Miss Mar guerite Kennaugn is chairman of arrangements for the sale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14

Miss Kathleen Wright of New York is spending a few days as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Hogan of East Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14

Recent arrivals at the Hotel Con- modore in New York city included pr. and Mrs. W. B. Brewster of Yates avenue and Miss Addie E. Crane of % Pennington avenue, Waterbury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-25
Falkland - Pairings for

Falkland - Pairings for Tues
days sweepstakes:
Mesdsmes G, w. II. Davis and
Ross Boynton: Charles Aorlock
and Fred Sylvester; Ben Black
and William Stanton: Harry VS.
ser and J. U. Xavier; Thomas
Goodrich and Clifford Olson; Fred
Danielson and Darth Ludwtck;
Charles Barofsky and Barry Sugg;
Alvin Lehman and Philip Hauge;
Thomas Hofto and John Richards;
J. Hanson and George Marshall;
l. Fynboe and Arthur Sydow; J.
Pfleuger and T. o. Svare.
Highland The Ladies club was
TO hold the qualifying round OF its
club championship tournament
Monday.
Fircrest-Quslifying round for
state medal tournament. Pairings
follow.
Miss Ruth Canale and Mrs. w.
G.. Burns; Mesdames G. X. d. Pear
son and L. A. Johnson; Frank
Currie and Clinton Reynolds. L. G.
Fielder and A. d. Myers; John Cor
liss and w. n. Dean: Everett
Smith and f. +. Perkins; Mckin-
non and Miss Shirley Mcdonald;
D. NJ. Wood and Henry senner;
]. McTlwraith and Harrison Clark;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-25
FAIR OF The FAIRWAYS

Bernard Schwalen and r. X. Fries
en-; Walter Ely and J. Macarthur;
W. A. Toler and Charles welker;
Harry Coleman and r. c. ober.
+. Rouse and Homer King; r. Nc
MILAN and Willis Neimeyer; Tay-
lor and w. Thomas; Howard and
Thor Toliefson; G. Ratten and
searles; r. Magrini and P. Ben
son.
Country Club Puts only tour
nament for Mrs. Judson Benton
trophy. also state medal qualify
ing round. Pairings:
Mesdames Karl Richards and
Corydon Wagner; Henry Foss and
Arthur Rust: r. Burnell and Fred
Draws: Harry Andrews and James
Wingate. Alexander Rabbit and b.
]. Bagan: Judson Benton and l.. X.
Schwartz; Robert Beach and James
Lyon: w. Brokaw and John Craig;
Thomas II. Mills and Miss Presley
Ellis. Mesdames Roderic olzendam
and Edwin Griffin; Oliver Craig
and J. Alsip; Thomas Curran and
c. c. beaverton; E. Rose and Rich
ard Mccain.
Meadow Park -Pairings will be
made at the clubhouse for the
match play against par tourna-
ment Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-25
Top Shooters
Seek honors

SEATTLE More than 100 en-
tranu in the Washington state
open golf tournament today start
I'd first rounds in = two-day play
off with IN. leading oontenders
promising to cut par to ribbons.
Outstanding among the leaders
Was Marvin lBudl Ward ~ spo-
kane. who las, year In wensiehee
won both the open title and the
amateur award. In style again this
season. Ward already has picked
up the Pacific Northwest title and
was low amateur in the national
open.
The amateur tournament ~rill
start Wednesday and run through
Saturday.
ssaa LEONARD Of Vancouver.
=. C., topfiisht professional
who won the wsshlaEtes
Golden Jubilee open at Ts~e-
ma last week. will seek 10 take
the title from Ward.
Other powerful pill whscksrs in
the field include Neil Christian Of
Yakima. Emory Zimmerman Of
Portland. Ken Tucker OF Everett,
Charles Congdon and Ian Near
thur OF Tacoma, and Sid Hartman
OF Walls Wslls.
Three Seattle golfers entered,
who like Ward represented the
United states in International
competition for the Walker cup,
are Jack Westland. Scotty Camp
bell and Harry Givan.
Lloyd Beverley Of Portland,
Ore. Oregon champion. heads the
Oregon contingent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-25
Track Meet At
Lewis This Week

Fl. LEWIS The largest track
and field meet ever to be held At
Fort Lewis will take place tomor-
row and Wednesday. Teams from
practically every organization At
the fort will be represented in the
two-dsy event.
Preliminaries Of the meet viii be
held on Tuesday. with the finals
taking place on Wednesday.
Events scheduled for the
t.o-ds, meet viii include the
shot put, discus and Jsyelis
throwing. broad jump. high
Jump, pole vault; leo-ysrd
dash, z20-yard dash. tt0-yard
dash, ss0-ysrd run. two-miIe
run. and one-mile relay race.
A permanent possession trophy
and a challenge trophy Will be
awarded TO the winning team.
Gold. silver and bronze medals
will be presented to the winners
OF first, second and third places.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-25
Tacoma Walkers
Invited To Race

night long they viii b trsmplns
around the lake highway.
Both the Haa and woman
winner win receive slse. Sec
end prizes are SIS; third
prizes. s1s. An additional tiee
prize money n mp In Rentea.
First arrivals NJ thi. spot.
ISIS miles from the start. win
receive s2s. sis and sic prizes
In both meas and ~omen's
division.
One dozen entry blanks are on
hand at The Times office today
for the convenience Of Tacoma
walkers who might be interested.
They may be obtained. plus further
on the hike. By con-
tscting Elliott Metcsn. Times
sports editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-25
Australian Net
Stars Fauorites

CHESTNUT HILL. Mass. Aus
tralias hopes for its first Davis
cup victory in two decades were
high today.
Playing without their ace. Jack
Bromwioh, the Australians DON'T
mated the +7th Longwood Bowl
Tennis tournament. taking both
singles and doubles honors from q
field Of stars.
Debonair Adrian Quist. their No.
2 cupper, laced Gene Mako of
Los Angeles In straight sets, al,
90. 81. yesterday. and became
the first foreigner to win the tour
nament since the triumph Of his
countryman, Gerald Patterson, in
1928.