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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
OLCS0N SZEPPE ES TAR
T6SSA TEHETI A HAZAT

TIT a tavasz, megkezdod0tt
mar mindenfele az epuletek,
lakohazak, auto garazsok meg
vedese az lido viszontagsagai
ellen. Az epiiletek megvedese
es szepitese csak ugy lehetse-
ges, ha megbizhat6 cegt6l 10
festeket vasarolunk es ugyan-
akkor AIT olcs6n szerezziik be.
Ext mind megkaphatja, ha
lapunk mas helyen talalhato
Factory Paint Store, 337 West
Federal st. hirdeteset megke-
resi- es ait attanulmanyozza,
mikor is latni fogja, hogy ez
a ceg milyen kedvezmenyes
arakat ajanl festek, zomanc,
tet6katrany es mas egyeb epii-
let kiils6 .es bels6 szepitesehez
sziikseges anyagot arusit.
Az iiz1etnek van magyar al
kalmazottja is, akivel anya-
nyelven is ertekezhet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
A SENT ISTVAN
r. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Plebanos:
F6t. 6ir6 LSrinc
a54 Wilson Ave
TcIefcn 31906

APRILTS 2-AN, vasarnap, a
nagymise kereteben PALMA
SZENTELES S PASSIo ENEK-
LES.
Delutan 8 oratol: Szentseg-
imadas. 5 orakor zaro alta
tossag. Oltaregyleti gyules.
APRILIS 5, SHERIDAN ES-
TIE: 7:3O-kor Siralmak enek-
lese. Szentbeszed. Szentsegi
aldas. Ereklyecsokolas.
APRILES 6, CSUTORTOKoN
reggel 9 orakor: Szentmise.
Oltarfosztas. Mise utan szom-
bat delutanig mines gyontatas
es aldoztatas. Este 7:30-kor:
Siralmak. Szentora.
APRILIS 7, PENTEKEN reg
gel 9 orakor:: Csonkamise.
SirbateteL. Szentbeszed. Ke-
reSztut.
Este 7::30-kor:: Siralmak.
PasSio.
APRILIS 8, SZOMBATON
reggel 7 orakor:: tuz es viz
szenteles. Pontban 8:15-kor
szentmise. Deli IL orakor a boz
toles kotelezettsege vegett er.
Delutan 3 es 4 orakor: husveti
etelnemuek szentelese. Gyon-
tatas. Este 8 orakor:: Felta-
madasi szertartas.
Husveti gyonas vegezheto
minden reggel 7:30-tol kezd-
We.
HUsVET REGGELEN 7:15-
kor etelnemuek szentelese.
Gyontatas. Szentmisek rende-
sen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
NAGYHETI AJTATOSSAGOI

NAGYHETI AJTATOSSAGOK:
Hetfo, kedd, szerda es csu-
tort0k minden reggel 8-9-
ig gyontatas es utana scent
mise.
Nagypenteken 9 orakor cson-
kamise es a tobbi Nagypen-
text szertartasok. Nagyszom-
baton reggel Z orakor kezd6d-
mex a Szertartasok.
E S IT AJTATOSSAGOK:
Szerda, csutort0k, pentek es
szombat 7::3O-kor.
Akik nem johetnek reggel
gyonashoz, azok j0hetnek seer
dan es a csUtortoki esti alta
tossag utan. Gyerekeknek
gyontatas szerda es csiitortok
delutan 3-5-ig.
Etelszenteles szombat del
utan 4 orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
MULATSAGOK
NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala.
nul kozoljiik azon egyha-
Yak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek nulatsagait, 6ssze-
joveteleit. stb. - nem t0bb
mint < Q honappal el6re is,
anelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja ss amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvsnyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
ApriIis 1O-en, husvet hetfOn
a Campbelli Magyar Haz es
Polgari Kor tancmulatsaga.
Aprilis 10-en, husvet hetf0n
a Scent Istvan rom. kath. hit
kozseg tancmulatsaga a Cen
tral Auditoriumban.
Aprilis no lean, vasarnap
a Cor. Kath. Egyhaz tavaszi
balja a Central Auditoriumban.
Aprilis no 22-en, szombaton
a warreni Reformatus, Verho-
way es Bridgeport Szovetseg
osztalyainak tancmulatsaga a
K. of P. Hallban a Magyar a
Magyarert" javara.
Aprilis no 22-en, szombatOn
"a Warreni Kultur Kor Ifjusagi
Osztalyanak nagy tancmulat-
saga a Franklin Avei Moose
Hallban.
Aprilis no 23-an, vasarnap
Scent Istvan Ifjusagi Osztaly
tancmulatsaga a Central Audi
toriumban.
Aprilis 28-29 es 3O-ikan
a Scent Istvan rom. kath. hit
kozseg bazarja a Central Audi
toriumban.
Aprilis no 29-en, szombaton
La Niles, o. Verhovay 477-ik
fiok balloon tancmulatsaga q
Sons of Italy Hallban, Mason
Street.
Majus no 6-ikan, szombator
a Campbell MOI K0r tancmu'
latsaga a Magyar Ha7ban.
Majus h6 12-13 es 14-iker
a Cor. Kath. Egyhaz tavasz
bazarja a Feher Teremben.
Junius h6 11-ik&n, vasarnar
a verhovay 108. fi6k piknikje
Junius h6 25-6n, vasarnaI
az Oreg Reformatus Egyha,
piknikje a Barta erd6ben.
julius h6 Aiken, kedder
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
kozseg piknikje a Barta erd6
ben.
Julius h6 aiken, kedder
fs + i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
vALTOzNAK
A BETEGSEGEK

AZ utolso 20 ev alatt olyan
valtozason ment at az orvos-
tudomany egyik legfontosabb
fejezete, a ragalyos betekse-
gek, anit az emberiseg legver-
mesebb remenyei sem vartak
Ell, meg ha remeltek is. Az
elott majdnem minden ev-
szaknak megvolt a maga jar
vanya, aminek szamos aldo
zata volt minden helysegben.
Minden evszazadban egy
parszor olyan jarvany utott
XII, amitol az emberek ezrei
halifax ell es ami elol mindenH,
akinek modja, volt, menekiilt.
Hiszen mem is olyan regen,
nehany ev el6tt, az angliai
Glasgow varosabol 10000 en-
ber menekilt ell, mikor a him
lo kit0rt a varosban, - miert?
Mert annyi ember ''nem hitt"
a himlo elleni vedooltasban!
Ezeknek a jarvanyoknak
oriasi kihatasuk volt meg
Europa tortenelmere is; a 13-
TX szazadban, mikor a hires
"fekete halal', valoszinuleg
pestis, kit0rt, a lakossag fele
teljesen elpusztult ket ev
alatt, oriasi tertiletek pusztan
maradtak, senki mem volt, aki
megmivelje oket, falvak XII
urultek teljesen.
Az elso sikeres vedointezke-
des Angliaban tortent, a fran
cia forradalom idejeben, ami
kor Jenner felfedezte a him
l6oltast es megmentette az
emberiseget egyik leggyako-
ribb es legveszelyesebb korja-
tol, mielott meg akarmilyen
orvosi tudasunk lett volna a
himlo mibenleter6l.
Vagy hatvan evvel kesobb
Pasteur kidolgozta a veszett-
seq ellen ovo es annak gy6gy-
secret, 1890-ben jott XII a
diphteria szeruma, ami beve-
zette a modern erat a jarva-I
nyok kezeleseben.
De csak legujabban lett az
emberiseg kozoh kincse azok
a vedooltasok, melyekkel meg
is akadalyozzuk a legveszelye-
sebb jarvanyos betegsegek XII
toreset, mint a Scarlet Fever,
Measles, vagy lanyard es a
szamarkohogest.
Nagyon lie fog csokkenni ez-
altal a gyermekhalandosag es
a civilizalt allamok lakossaga
annyival fog gyarapodni,
albany gyermek ragalyos be-
tegsegbe belle mem pusztul,
= hogy ANIMAL tobb legyen az
tan az agyutoltelek!
Ma mar ritkasag a fatal
orvosok koz0tt az, aki latott
diphtherias beteget, holott
meg tizenot eve is egyszerre
tobb ilyen betegem volt keso
6sszel, minden evben.
Icy valtoznak manapsag a
gyorsan halado korral meg a
betegsegek is!
DR.. Mahrer Marion Pal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B6tty Janos Ielkesz
737 Mahoninu Ave Phone 66841

A HUSVET NAGYHETI es
UNNEPALKALMI istentiszte-
letek a kovetkez6 sorrendben
lesznek megtartva egyhazunk-
ban.
Aprilis 2-an, viragvasarnap,
delelott fel II orakor unnepi
istentisztelet Krisztus Trunk
Jeruzsalembe valo bevonulasa
emlekezetere. Elotte fel 10
kor vasarnapi iskola.
Aprilis sen, szerdan este
7:30-kor biinbanati ahitat,
utana enekgyakorlas.
Aprilis Ten, penteken del
el6tt fel II orakor Nagypentek
alkalmi gyaszistentisztelet.
Aprilis gen, husvet vasar-
nap reggel 9 orakor iskola;
1O-kor iinnepi istentisztelet es
urvacsora; este 7:30-kor a Ju-
nior es Senior c. E. husveti
k0zos talalkozoja.
Aprilis 1O-en, hetf6n del
elott fel II orakor husvet ma
sodnapi istentisztelet urvacso-
raval egybekotve. Az ilnnepek
alatt minden alkalomkor ko-
zos osszhangban enekel a ket
enekkar. Egyhazunk vezeto-
sege ezuton is szeretettel hivo-
gatja a hiveket a fentnevezett
alkalmi istentiszteletekre.
A MEGKONFIRMALTAK
masodik evi Macy talalkozoja
es hitvallomast megujito al
kalmi osszejovetele aprilis 2-an
viragvasarnap este 6::3O-kor
tartando banketti innepely
kereteben lesz megtartva. Multi
evi ifjusagi seregszemlenk,
melyen nintegy $50 megkon-
firmalt feliili egyen vett reszt,
egyhazunk legertekesebb ese-
menyei koze tartozik. Remel-
jiik ez eRit meg szebbe, meg
ertekesebbe tesszuk. EFT ell is
erjiik,f ha az elmult IS ev alatt
megkonfirmalt osztalyok tag
jai teljes szamban fognak
NEGLIGENT. Az alkalmi besze-
Diet Mt. Dokus Gabor, cantoni
ref. lelkesz fogja tartani.
SIRKoVET avatunk most
vasarnap delutan 2::3O-kor a
Belmont temetoben, nehai Ha-
lasz Istvan emlekere. A k0z-
szeretetnek orvendo megbol-
dogult testveriink ozvegye es
gyermekei szeretettel hivjak
meg a resztvenni ohajto roko-
nokat, jobaratokat es hittest-
vereket az alkalmi szertar-
tasra.
PROGRESSIVE LIGANK
aprilis 2-an, vasarnap delutan
3 orakor fogja tartani rendes
havi gyileset. A folyo ugyek
elintezese elott Mt. B6tty Ja-
nosne tart ertekes eloadast.
Targy:: Miben rejlik a hazas-
elet Sikere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

BRAzILIABAN jelenleg mint
egy 100000 magyar el. Az vi
bevandorlasi torveny tovabbi
5000 magyar kivandorlasat Is
letelepedeset engedelyezi eb-
ben az felegge gazda delame-
rikai allamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

ISTENTISZTELETEK SOR-
RENDJE: Minden vasArnap
delel6tt 9:3O-kor ima6ra.
10-t6l vasarnapi Iskola.
11-t6l Predik&ci6.
Este 8::3O-tN IfjusAgi ORA.
Este 7::3O-tM EvangelizAlAs.
CONVICTION ISKOLA
is MEGEPUL
E het valamelyik napjan
megkezdik a Covington St.-i
vi iskola megepiteset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

MISEK soRRENDJE:
vasarnap reggel 6rakor ksmise an
gol predikaci6val.
l0:30-kor nagymise magyar pr6dikA-
ci6val.
H@tk6znapokon mise reggel s:30-kor.
0YoNTATAsok:
Minden szombaton delut&n 3-5-ig %
este 7-t6l.
Minden els6 p6ntek el6tti cstit6rt6k6n
d6lutAn S-6ig 20 este 7-t6l
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15
Miss Grace Sanford
Is Birthday Guest

Miss Josephine Rogers was hostess
on Tuesday evening at surprise
birthday party given in honor Of
Miss Grace Sanford. During the
course Of the evening entertainment
was enjoyed and Miss Eve Sima.
navice and Walter Warpucansas won
the prize for the polka and Miss
Madlyn A. Watts and Anthony Ma
telle won the jitterbug contest. The
house was prettily decorated with
late garden flowers with an aqua
and pink color scheme predominant
ing. A large birthday cake was the
centerpiece on the luncheon table.
The honor guest was presented with
O gift.
Those attending were: Josephine
Rogers and Henry Coulter, Eugene
Paluski and Carmine DeModugno,
4 Alicia Peach and Charles Booth,
Anne Lattanzio and Anthony Ma
telle, Lucy Babin and Frank De-
laney, Eleanor White and James
Ryan, Margaret Stancavage and
John Joyce, Mary White and Ster-
ling Hamilton, Agnes Gray and
Rocco Donofrio, Mrs. Susan HoHyt,
Grace Sanford and Samuel Guis-
tella, Madlyi. A. Watts and Walter
Warpucansas, Eve Simanavice and
George Jones, Jr., Mary Smith and
Salvatore Rinaldi, Eleanor Allen and
Anthony Kuncas, Judy Belts and
Frank Donofrio, Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15
. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
Surprise Value Of Psychic Biz
BY WIN. Z. MCKINNEY
Secretary, American Contract
Bridge League

In the early days OF contract
bridge. O spectacular feature was
introduced - psychic bidding. OF
course II was greatly overdone and
In q short time most OF the experts
were advising against phychic bid
ding. Bridge Is an intellectual pas
time, however, and psychological
bids will always have TO be made
Here's q psychological pass that
was made by AL Weiss, playing with
DR.. r. y, Ecker, Jru In the Worlds
Championship Masters Pair event
this year.
When DR.. Ecker, sitting South,
bid 0 club, North had hand OH
which practically every pair u
the room was TO bid one spade ane
In that way produce only normal
result. He also knew II he passed
one club undoubtedly East would
keep the bidding open
East did keep the bidding open
He made O take-out double. Or.
Ecker, In the South, believing his
partners hand 10 be exceptionally
weak, tried TO keep the opponents
out Of the spade contract by Jump
Ing to three clubs.
West said to himself, sNorth
hasn't anything because he passed
one club. My partner has shown
strength. 80 maybe ! had better
show him the spade suit
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15
Weddings
Legion Auxiliary
Elects Officers

The annual meeting of the Corn
Coyle Auxiliary, American Legion
was held last evening at the Legion
Home at which time Miss Mabel
Casey was elected president and her
assisting officers include: First vice
president, Mrs. Marie Mahaney:
second vice-presidenk Mrs. Char
lotte Wall; treasurer, Mrs. New
ton Alexander; secretary, Miss
Margaret Dillon; historian, Mrs
Victor Baker; sergeant-at-arms.
Mrs. Anna DiPietro; chaplain, Mrs
Mary Saunders: executive commit
tee members, Mrs. May Brit, Miss
Molly O'Connor and Miss Anastasia
Dillon.
The officers will be indicted at
installation of officers OF Corp
Coyle post, its unit of Sons Of
the American Legion and junior
auxiliary of Elks hall tomorrow
night. Mrs. Margaretha Hartley,
of West Haven, department presi-
dent, and Mrs. John Gilmartin,
also of West Haven, will be In
charge of the women's part OF
the program.
Junior auxiliary officers are
President Joan Dillon; secretary,
Janice Niver; treasurer, Marjorie
DiPietro; chaplain, Genevieve Bak-
err, and sergeant-at-arms, Jean Stat
strom.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15
Miss EDie Ted Lilley WEEDS
Lieut.. F.W. Williams Today

and Miss Eileen Pyle, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Eileen Pyle of Cliff
street.
A reception will follow at the COM
missioned officers mass at the naval
air base at Coronado beach.
Miss Lilley Is the granddaughter
Of Mrs. George l.. Lilley of the Elton
and the late George L. Lilley for
mer governor Of Connecticut. She Is
a graduate Of the Ethel Walker
school. attended Smith college and
Is a member OF the Junior League
OF Waterbury, Lieut.. williams, the
son OF Mrs. Frederick w. Williams
OF Macon, Ca, was graduated from
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Ga, In the
class Of 1888 and Is at present sta
toned at the naval air base at Cor
onado Beach.
Members OF the League OF Wo-
men Voters In Connecticut will Join
with the National League Of Wo-
men Voters In move TO plan and
prepare now for the peace terms
that will follow the war In Europe,
1t was announced today by Miss
Katharine Ludington Of Old Lyme,
President Of the Connecticut
League Of Women Voters.
Commenting upon public state
ment by Miss Marguerite Wells,
President Of the National League of
Women Voters, Miss Ludington said
that the Connecticut League already
had decided In view Of the war sit
uation to press Its work more vigor-
ously than ever.
I'VE feel that 1t not only Is our
duty as citizens to preserve the
neutrality OF the United States and
to keep democracy alive, but also to
think sanely, speak reasonably and
act wisely on all public questions,
Miss Ludington said. Detailed
plans are In preparation to render
specific service to the membership
and to the public along this fine"
Connecticut League OF Women
Voters officers and members in all
parts OF the state are taking part
In moves which will bring into &C.
ton each Of the local units, In 43
towns and cities.
Miss Ludington made public the
statement by Miss Wells, sent to all
state presidents, ana which may be
regarded as O rallying call to the
organized women voters Of Connec-
ticut, and OF the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15

field, formerly Of North Haven and
DR.. Richard r. Gilyard, son Of DR..
Arthur T. Gilyard Of WATERFOWL.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Frank Wadsworth
and was attended by Miss Greta
Rogers Of New Britain as maid Of
honor and Miss Nancy Shakespeare
Of Chestertown, Maryland, and Miss
Jesslca Rice jenkins Of New York as
bridesmaids.
Dr.. Gilyard was attended by his
brother, Charles Gilyard as best man
and the ushers included: Theodore
B. Whittemore Of Oldwick, N. j.,
uncle Of the bride, John M. Stacy
of New York, william Hale Of Hart
ford and Douglas Pregent Of suf-
field.
A reception for the immediate
families and a few intimate friends
was held at the OLD Homestead
Inn in somers, Mass.
Miss Wadsworth is well known
among the horseshow followers as
one Of the outstanding young wo-
men riders Of the east. She not only
won many cups In Juvenile horse
manship classes at the larger
shows and the state championship
Of Connecticut for two years, but
more recently became outstanding
for excellent showing in saddle
horse classes Miss Wadsworth's
mother Is a well known instructor.
Her many pupils have won cups at
Madison Square Garden and shows
all over the east. The future bride
attended Mrs. Days school in this
city and was graduated from the
Suffield Academy.
DR.. Gilyard Is O graduate Of Cor
nell and Is also a horse enthusiast
in the show ring, polo field and
hunts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15
Eliza Club Honors
Member AT Part,

A farewell party was given re-
Gently In honor Of, Miss Mary j.
Keefe at her home on Baldwin street
by the members Of the Eliza club Of
which the honored guest was treas
urer. Miss Monica Delaney served
as hostess for the evening. Miss
Keefe Is enrolled In the freshman
class at Simmons college In Boston.
Those attending were: Blanche
Ayotte, Mary Blake. Mary Joyce,
Dorothy Danaher, Rita Kutrz, Edna
Flanagan and Monica Delaney.
Mrs. Edwin Steer presided at the
first fall meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society OF the Mill Plain Union
church this week when plans were
formulated for the following events
for the next several weeks: A food
sale at Miller g. Peck's store on
Sept. 81 under the direction Of Mrs.
Clarence German, Mrs. Albin An
derson, Mrs. Arthur Legare and
Mrs. Sidney Cook, q style show,
entertainment and tea by Mrs. Jo-
seph Mulkern's group on Sept. 81;
a church supper on Friday, Oct.
10; a dessert bridge by Mrs. Albin
Anderson's work group on Wednes-
day, Oct. l8; a rummage sale by
Mrs. Mulkern's group on the fol-
lowing day and dessert bridge by
Mrs. Mulkern's group on Nov. 2,
Miss Emily Cox, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hadley Cox Of
Naugatuck, who Is to be married
to Leroy M. Gibbs, IT, was hon.
ored Wednesday evening at q per-
sonal shower given by Mr.. Gibbs
sister, Mrs. G. Gerald Albert, at the
home Of Mrs. Alberts parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy M. Gibbs Of Farm
ington avenue.
The guests attending included:
Mrs. N. Hadley Cox, Mrs. J. w. Ellis
worth, Misses Sophie Brown, Cert
rude Brown, Betty Duff, Janet
Moody, Jean Caskey, Katherine Cox
Jane Dibble, and Betty Barnum, all
Of Naugatuck, Vivian Minor, Sue
Wells Elliot, Lois Hustled, Eleanor
Hustled, Charlotte Tracy and Mrs.
Bradley King Of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15

Members Of social and military
circles will be in attendance at the
wedding OF Miss Evie-Ted Lilley
daughter Of Mrs. Dutton Lilley OF
Kellogg street and Theodore Lilley
Of WATERFOWL when she becomes the
bride Of Lieut.. Freeman w. williams
this afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
Little Chapel Of the Roses at San
Diego, California.
Miss Lilley's sister, Mrs. Paul Fur
man Of Los Angeles, CAL, the former
Elaine Lilley, will be matron of
honor, and her younger sister, Miss
Joan Lilley, will be maid Of honor
Serving as bridesmaids will be Miss
Amy Butler, daughter OF Mrs. Joel
Ives Butler, Of Buckingham street,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15
Personal
Miss Kate E. Wadsworth
Weds Dr.. Richard Gilyard

st. Mary's Episcopal Church In
Hazardville was the scene Of q
pretty nuptial Of local interest this
afternoon at 3 o'clock when Rev.
Frederick Wanasley of New Rochelle,
N. r., united in marriage, Miss Kate
Elizabeth Wadsworth, daughter Of
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Wadsworth OF Suf-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15
Engagements
PoRTER-FEINN

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Feinn oil
Grace avenue announce the en-.
gagement Of their daughter, Mar
ella, to Hillman Porter, son Of Mrs
Mary Porter Of Pittsfield, Mass. The
wedding will take place In Novem-
Der.
Miss Fem Is q graduate Of Saint
Margaret's school and attended the
University Of Arizona. Mr. Porter
q Harvard graduate, Is Connected
with the Middletown Rubber Corp
grafton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15
College Entrant IL
Honored At Dinner

A mother and daughter dinner
was enjoyed yesterday at Old Hun
bred Inn by a group Of local college
girls honoring Miss Jane McElligott
who will enter the freshman class
at Marymount College next week.
The guests included: Miss Laura
Ryan, Mary Gordon Hutchinson,
Mary Fogarty, Lorraine McElligott,
Jane McElligott and Mrs Thomas
McElligott, Mrs. John M. Hutchin-
son, Mrs. Lauretta Fogarty and
Mrs. Thomas j. Ryan.
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GLAMOUR BEAUTIES

Two hundred Of the most beauti-
full girls In Hollywood were selected
from q group Of 500 as Beauty Sup
port" TO carry out the theme Of
"These Glamous Girls" starring
Lana Turner.
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Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Winners In the Thursday after
noon session Of the Cornell Contract
Club were: North and South: Mrs.
William Meyers, and Mrs. Thomas
Phelan, 1913 1-2; Joseph Brennan
and Martha Natawich, 100; East
and West: Mrs. J. Carmody and
Mrs. J. Loffgren, 100; Mrs. Joseph
Wedge and Mrs. Ellis Atkins, los Ia.
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TAKES NO CHANCES

Ann Rutherford isn't taking any
chances on her first dividend check
from her salmon industries In Can
ada which the starlet inherited re-
Gently. She will collect the check In
person.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Reiner Of
Woodlawn terrace are entertaining
their daughter, Mrs. Morris Yasler
and their grandson, Of Danbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Neill have
returned to their home on Water
town avenue after spending several
days in New York.
Miss Josephine Larson Of Highland
avenue Is visiting with relatives In
New York for q few days.
DR.. Edward O. Claffey of Easton
avenue and John Garfield Of Wood
lawn terrace recently returned from
trip through Canada.
Attorney and Mrs. Sidney Cassel
and daughters, Betsy and Dianne Of
Buckingham street are spending the
holidays with Mrs. Cassels family In
Bridgeport.
WI. dLLu MLSs VOAlI - 1EdAAbSE
have returned to their home on Hill
street after spending several days IN
Newark, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wier Of
Cooke street are In New York city
for several days.
Reports Of the recent Ancient Or
der of Hibernians Auxiliary conven-
ton were given last night by Miss
Daisy Lord, of this city, state vice.
president at meeting of Division
5, in Mechanics hall.
Mrs. Sadie Lynch read the
essay written, last spring by Miss
Anna Barry, Sacred Heart High
school graduate which won first
prize in he state Hibernian con-
test.
Plans were made for a card
party September 20, at Mechanics
hall. The arrangements committee
includes Mrs. Lynch, chairman; Mrs.
Gordon, Mrs. Elizabeth Peters and
Mrs. Bea Rafferty,, Miss Nellie Nc
earthly presided.
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Many American products were
exhibited at this years annual In
ternational Brussels Fair In Bel
gium.
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ENTERTAINs PROrEssOR

Nat Pendleton hosted q bridge
party and buffet supper In honor Of
his uncle, Reginald Hall johnson,
professor Of languages at the Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh, ct his Santa
Monica home recently.
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Weiss promptly doubled. The
contract was set three tricks, CIV.
Ing Weiss-Eck u plus score Of 500
points.
Today's bridge guis: Against o no
trump contract, should you open
your partners suit or lead tbs
fourth best OF your own suit?
Answer, II Is generally best W
lead your partners suit unless you,
suit can be quickly established and
you have the proper re-entries 10
set In after the suit Is established.