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Evening star., 1939-12-08
Eileen (Ju|iei) Herrick
Freed by Court Order
To Marry Lowther
Kiss Rewards Him
After Being Parted
More Than Month
~ the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. '8.-Dark-haired
Eileen Herrick, whose love for
George Lowther. Sd, budded In a
night club and bloomed in court
room, was free by judicial order to-
day to wed the man Of her own but
not of her parents choice.
Eli johnson, attorney for the
young broker and man-about-Man-
haitian, said the couple would be
married within few days.
A journey to court ended In a
lovers meeting for the pair yes
terday in the chambers OF Judge l..
Barron Hill at Riverhead, N. Y. The
20-year-old heiress and her parents
appeared in answer to Mr.. Low
theirs writ of habeas corpus.
Court attaches said the lovers,
parted more than month by the
disapproval of Eileens' socially
prominent father, Walter Herrick,
attorney and former park commits
sioner. greeted each other with a
long kiss.
Letter Smukklcu W NOuuCUs
This evidence of their affection
and q tender love letter, Smuggled
by the girl from the Long Island
estate where Lowther said her par
ents had kept her virtual prisoner,
led Judge Hill to announce after a
three-hour conference with the
principals:
Eileen Herrick is free to leave
her parents home. but as long as
she lives with her parents and Is
supported by them she is under
their control"
The note that melted Judge Hill
but apparently left Mr.. and Mrs.
Herrick unmoved-was posted after
Eileen smuggled it past watchful
detective stationed beneath her bal
cony to keep Lowther and his agents
away.
The missive began George
Darling" and warned Lowther his
telephone and that of his attorney
had been tapped.
with All My Heart
II love you darling, with all my
heart" it continued. Don't ever
believe anything you hear, and less
that you see. And remember
you're the only one in the world I
love or care for.
I'll wait for you no matter what.
Be careful what you do or where you
20, because you're being followed
Don't ever mention the contents of
this letter to a soul. Don't come
near the place, because they'll get
you for trespassing -.
"Good-by, my sweet angel. I love
you and always will, remember that.
I'll go through hell for you and I
have. They'll never keep us apart,
unless they kill me. All my love,
my darling angel"
Lowther, 30-year-old insurance
broker, said he and Eileen would
meet today to decide everything"
This is the second time I've won
out in court against her parents"
he added. "and they're not going to
be permitted to hide her again"
Evening star., 1939-12-08
Fourth Boy-GirI Twins
Born to Comedian Couple

VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
Dec. 8 canadian Press The birth
to Mrs. Jack Dye, 80, of four conse-
cutive sets of girl-boy twins was
described by a physician yester-
day as a medical phenomenon
apparently unequaled in Canadian
medical notes.
The eight children, born in a
f1ve-year period, are alive and well.
DR.. r. Elder, who delivered the
fourth set of twins last August 81,
said Mr.. and Mrs. Dye came to
Canada from Yorksire, England,
where they were married. They
know of no twins on either side
Of their families.
The Dyes also have q 10-year-old
daughter.
Evening star., 1939-12-08

speech correction of Albemarle
County schools.
Prof. w. Hayes Yeager Of George
Washington University will discuss
contemporary congressional oratory.
Arrangements have been in charge
Of DR.. Ray Ehrensberger Of the
University of, Maryland, John s.
Slower of American University and
DR.. Karl Wallace Of the University
Of Virginia. g..
Evening star., 1939-12-08
Gets 30 Years in Boy Staying

TYLER, Tex, Dec. 8 R.-W. A.
Hergesheimer, jr., was convicted last
night of poisoning his l4-year-old
stepson, Leroy Higgins, to collect
81 900 worth of insurance and was
sentenced to 80 years In prison. The
youth died Nav IA.
Evening star., 1939-12-08

Christmas Dreams.
By Mu,1singWear

Her eyes will light up IKE Christmos Tree when 81
finds Munsingweor nishties in het stocking.
A. Bed jacket to match her niehtie o. pojomos. smo
medium. large ond extra large S..
B. Wee neck fitted waist nishsis cut full ond long
tie Ground belt Sizes "A. Is. 10 SIS
rxtro <ixe ST.
c. Butcher Boy Poiomos. gathered yoke and collie
holt sleeve, loose jocket, wide trousef legs Sizes
Size 20, $3.50
D.. Striped, eleyesiy contrasting poiomas. Wear Il
shirt Loose Of tucked in Little girl yoke top. PIC
trousers. Sizes IA. Is. l8---------- ~----- S.:
The Faiais Royal.
koyon indies first Foes
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4 nationaIities
Feature Mat Bill

-Four nationaltics are represent
ed in the two top matches on to-
nights wrestling card at Green
witch Coliseum.
Frenchman Andre Adoree meets
Hindu Harnan Singh IN the eight
round main event. best two falls
out of three. while Irishman Pat
O'Shocker tangles with Mexican
1enacio Fernandez IN the five
round semi-final a One-fall tussle-
A minimum Of palaver and a
maximum of wrestling is in pros
pect. since every muscle man on
the card has good reputation for
interesting performances.
Adoree couldn't get over the
famed Zaharias on last Mondays
card. but the FrenChman managed
TO emerge with all the laurels the
fans could bestow by virtue Of his
sensa tional stand against the huge
Greek The fact that Referee Nick
Zvolis. of Green ancestry himself,
appeared 10 give Zaharias the best
of IT whenever there was an op-
portunity didn't diminish the sup
port accorded hdoree.
Singh was too clever for Billy
Hansen. 4 clever young man HIM
self. when they met here two
weeks ago. The Hindu's foxy per-
Torrance Topped off Hansen S
lengthy string of victories at the
six straight mark.
OShocker will be introducing
himself all over again To Tacoma
mat fans. since the big Celt hash I
shown here for several years. Mar
tinez will be showing his wares TO
a local audience for the first time.
In the same boat with OShocker
Is Jack Kogut, Miami heavyweight,
who tangles with Bull Nenaoie'
dastardly Denver villain, IN the
three-round. one-fall special event
kogut has wrestied IN dozen
countries since appearing here last
about two years ago.
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ready for hard work In the Seals
camp until this week. II oDoul
figures Powell IL not quite ready
for Class A ball. he probably
Will send the youngster here for
another year and keep Ristsu. II
is not believed that the Seals will
send out either nj their other
southpaws. Left Isckitc and Adam
Willie. both graduates Of the
Tigers
Tom Moore. n giant highlander.
who won Is and lost y with the
Tucson team IN the Arizona Texas
league. an amazing record con-
sidcring his team finished In last
place. Is another whom Rhyme -
watching Moore worked several
innings of game against Oak
land the other day and turned in
highly crcditahle performance.
according 10 Rhyme.
Rhyme Is keeping his fin
gers crossed about big Jack
Bowen. the righthander Who
PLAYED last year With the
tniscrsit, OF was nH ton
frosh and ~ getting a. much
notice ~ did Freddie Hutchin-
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TRAINING
CAM PS
BY UNITED PRESS

TAMPA. Fla. Two Of Johnny
Wander Mcer's Cincinnati Red
team mates collaborated 10 pitch
the first no-hit game Of the sea
son. and maybe the first in
grapefruit league history, yes
terday
Wander Nicer. last season the
first pitcher in baseball annals
to hurl two no-htters in sue
cession. had been scheduled 10
pitch against Brooklyn, bat he
was IN bed with a slight case
OF influenza. So. ms mates.
Whitley Moore and Junior
Thompson. blanked the Dodgers,
5 10 o
The Reds meet the St. Louis
Cards here today. The Cards
licked tho New York Yankees.
90 for even break in their two
games.
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Ice Hockey Loop
To End Wednesday

Regular league pisy In fns Tas
csms Ice hockey tnsp ssmss 4. sss
end Wednesday evening whsn the
AT Hsidsib.rr Beer Hsrnns tsngis
viih Asss,.uset Dsiflss N The
opening III, ~ fhs dosahis hall on
the Lakewood lcs, while Griffin
t'ssi and csmmsrsno Brothers
battle II 1ut 10 the aissteap
Three NJ shs four tsams ~iii
be eligible for lhs playoffs and 81.
though the HsidsissrEs are a.
sssrsd ~ title berth me other
clubs sfs ssOtted In ssseh
scramble thai The lucky ~. may
not 10 decided yntii Wednesdays
play - oser with
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to pay. We have tried To
make II possible for these
players To get Coast league
salaries by offering 10 sell
them 10 Coast league clubs.
but there are no takers at
present"
AS insurance against continued
holdout tactics of Cole and Brady,
Manager Rhyme has asked that
Tacoma get the first chance on
Del Holmes. Oakland highlander.
who pitched fine ball for Spokane
last year He won IL and lost IA
for a better average than the club
had in the column and was i'm
proving all the time As Oakland
is obligated 10 send couple of
players here for Dave Goodman,
the early request for Holme. was
made.
Holmes record stacks up favor
ably with that of Cole and if
Manager Johnny Ncrgez of the
Oaks is willing TO part with the
hustline highlander the worry
over Coles failure to sign will be
largely dissipated
For lefthander, Rhyme has in
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Badminton Tourney Opens
Tuesday At Lincoln Gym

Tacomss shuttle players start
their annual city tournament Tues
day evening ri the Lincoln Hi gym
at ! p. m. The entry list - so large
that only singles play VIII be
scheduled for the first nights play.
The juniors will open nj : o'clock.
with mems and womens singles
billed for $ O'Clock.
The junior singles il rN-
pecied 10 be n battle between
Lincoln aud Stadium. the four
seeded PLAYERS being split be-
tween the two schooIs---RoIand
Sebrupp and Alfr-d STAGE, ~
Lincoln, Don Erwin and Jack
Pascoe of stadium.
Wednesday evening. the players
will move over 10 the College Of
Puget Sound gym and the doubles
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Yacht Club Sailboat Race
Captured By White Cloud

She WAS the first of seven
vessels entered In the race,
which was marred by the dis
masting of Russell Posts Lady
Luck. The Lady Luck lost
her mast when she ran Into "A
squall off Maury island. near
Quartermaster harb0r. She
was flowed in by the coast
guard cutter.
The Picaroon. captained by Paul
Riggs. took first honors in the
powcrboat race. winning over a
field of u boats. The event was
raced over 30-milc course -once
around Vashon island.
Second among the sailing craft
was Lor-MBud. c, M. Martin at
the wheel, and third was the Mar
june, with Martin Stockwell cap
tain
Norton Clapp's Carmeliia
was second among the power
boats and the Dagmar was
third.
The White Clouds victory gave
her commanding lead in the
series Of races being staged by the
club. She won the first race, and
the hapless Lady Luck captured
the second one, held Washington $
birthday
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Tacoma Dogs Win Major HOnOrS at ENenSbur
Take LIST, I'd
In Open Event

Tacoma dogs were home today
from the Pacific Coast champion
ships. held al Ellensburg Sstur-
dsy and Sunday. with most OF the
honors IN their possession.
King OF Silver. owned and
handled by John kaufman OF Ia
coma. carried away first place IN
the open aii-aee event. Second
was Calodine, owned and handled
by Frank Graham OF Tacoma.
Shantytown Willy. owned by Or
Milleson Of Portland and handled
BY Jim Watson Of Olympia. was
third
King of silver, bred by Ben
Grimes Of Tacoma, was sired
nv High Sign out Of suzanne
of Gold. Hightide shoals,
brother of hing of Silver. also
out of Suzanne of Gold, won
the same event last wear.
In the derby Saturday, Walls
Walla Chief, owned BY Frank
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With both Carl Brady, one of
the leading southpaws in the
Western International league last
season. and Bob Cole. talented
but eccentric highlander, still
obdurate in the face Of what Presi-
dent Jack Quill of the Tacoma
Tigers has called the best pos
sible offers, Manager Hal Rhyme
is giving special attention to the
problem of Bengal pitching.
We have given our final Of
fers to Brady and Cole and If
they DO not see fit TO accept them
il will be necessary for the club 10
make other arrangements, said
President Quill.
we believe that Brady and
Cole will he able to help the
Tigers this year, but at the
same time cannot afford to
weaken other positions in or
der TO get them tn sign. They,
like other players, don't seem
In realize there is salary
limit In Class Il. They ask
for Coast league salaries,
= which are impossible for us
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mind a pitcher who was with the
San Francisco Seals the greater
portion Of last season He Is Me
Ristau, who turned in some fine
performances IN the Coast league
although most of the time he diC
not go into action until the games
were hopolessly lost.
Ristau IL big southpaw
With good speed and sharp
h ealdng curve. Last year
Manager O'Doul of the Seals
carried him along With the
club 10 be able 10 give him
personal instruction In the
art Of portsidc hurting. With
foundation of pitching
knowledge inculcated into the
youngster, o'Doul wants him
out where he can he on the
firing line regularly. Ristau
today !. regarded ~ n better
prospect than Larry Powell
was yrar ago.
RHYME VIII know within few
days whether there Is a chance "a
get Powell for another season
Larry strained a back muscle sew
eral weeks ago and will not he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
Stanford Selects
Au-Opponent Fiue

PALO ALTO. Cal. The Stan
ford university basketball team to-
day named two University Of
Southern California players on its
all-opponent team for the current
season.
The squad named Vaughn, L. S
c. and Broberg. Dartmouth. at
forward; Gale, oregon, center. and
Olson, San Francisco Olympic
club, and Tom McGaryin, L. S c.
at guard
Gale OF Oregon was voted the
outstanding player to face Stan
ford this season and Bob Chal-
mers. University of California, the
best-likcd opponent.
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Bruce Of Nalls Nalla. Was first
Lady Deluxe. owned by Lloyd
Suffer Of Tacoma and handled by
Ed Harrison Of Yelm. was second.
Third was Yakima Valley Duke.
owned and handled by Edward
Young OF Yakima
The meet drew a record entry,
more than 20 dogs taking part In
the all-age.
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ToDiscuss Rabies
At Cocker Meeting

DR.. Burt Menig field supervisor
Of the state agriculture deps IT.
ment. vii be guest speaker al an
open meeting Of the Tacoma
Cocker Spaniel club Tuesday night
al the Chamber Of Commerce. n
vas announced today by President
Ray Grumnnel.
The doctor Will speak on the
present status Of rabies IN both
King and Pierce counties, and II is
expected that a large delegation
Of Seattle dog owners viii attend
the meeting. All TscOmsns inter-
ested are invited.
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Johnny Hosiean. eih~fen n. J..
Negro flash. heal ihr great Glenn
Cunningham ny stride In the
| .coo.ysgd special a. the knights
81 Columbus meet IN Madison
square osrsisn Saturday Night.
both nettsfsa all records. ind.os
and n0t. init strictly unoffie,s "
because ~ starting and time.
heeping errors, The race aiso ~ss
elons,ei hy the tsrtlss bsossosn
nsesi To prevent Cunningham psss.
ing him.
MORGAN MAT GtiN
uoricans .ime ~ 2ess. which
mark by IL seconds and Eifoy
bsttereJ Cunning hams indoof
Roninsons ousdour record ny nine
tsnths Of a SECOND. stands Nh
chance ri being recognized b.
cause the official starter. Jenny
Metiuxh. reported ''Hofican heal
the sun about = year"
tuaningham's itnse NJ Ileel1
lowered hIs cws seesnsts~A
mark bs n,se-traths NJ . se~.
md. aud Wohlnssn's osseaaas
record ~ fisr-testhe. Me
performances canwot ~ 49,
proved because unity tive ssep-
watches caught him crossing
the tise isstesd Of the segwts.
tim thrr~.
When ASKED xhy he DID mol
recall tho runners whrn he real.
ised iofiean hsd jumped the gun
Mctiugh said. 4 don't know"
Nuu.u C1NsuHEn
Cunningham admirers ssnauresl
MeiIush bitterly ard claimed ne
had cost their man the race. Many
thought Cunningham VAS fouisd
beeanr~ Boriesn bofe out a. keep
him from passing. and under the
rui~s. which say no runner may
"wiiflily impede !, sss illegal,
Hut II u done all the time. snd
rarely called unIsss u eansss =
collision.
There seemed 10 he no explain,
alton ~ ANY three watches we're
not assigned 10 time the s~sand
man. except tina, nobody thought
. Dout n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
THE FRIENDLY PHEASANT

An alrman tugged al the hroi-
tie. tuning up his motors little
louder than usual IN answer 70
the powerful blast. a tiny pheasant
raced out % the runway O. Van
couvers municipal airport and
head cooked. stared 81 the shining
giant
The pilot smiled and the stream
liner HURLED down the runway
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K. d {. Dow|ogs
conp|ete Soo,ol

Ths knights IT rolumbuss hvuk
,ag l<ssue completed ~ fsrss full
s~~sou af bowina Iass ~s~A u IN
Broadway siisys. after - wseus
II pin splitting,
The championship N ihe etvvstt
was wou BY The Senators. ~bo rap
t1fed The Tile NJ hpth flssl and
s~co0d halves. mailing ply .ref
fus Inc arewn unnecessary tn
mrmbess 81 ihs shasHpssn team
are Capt uen uervsis. lest rsshsv,
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ing as2. including handicap tseh
tishss. jim Hamilton. ksnie I'm
FiEhi, Jerry Hsceeoni ss4 Prank
Busch. followed In the erstss nem~el.
S~svy neeeesws 90 ~ ~.
wsssm sse ~ 1suoaus $780,
ptsss ~ ~ Issgse. elassne
~ nth N NJ eoane sGnsosn
last wssk Win . ssess - oo5n,
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relied SIC - mprese9o suss
sstesses ss1 AagSs eSppsss
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sPORTsMEN TO MEET

William Weaver. president Of the
Pierce County Sportsmens ssso-
cation, viii speak on Controlled
Hunting al meeting of the or
zsnization Tuesday night al :
O'Clock a. the Msccabees hall
Moves will also be on the pro-
gram
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The White Cloud skippered by
Red Patsch, won the Tacoma
Yacht clubs sailboat race Sunday
over a triangle course from the
yacht club basin. 10 Port piers.
to Manzanita buoy and back to the
basin.
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FIRST TO SCORE
| II ALLY WINS ON
PRO HOCKEY RINK

NV 1Okk - Rcd Uutton,
manager of the New York
Americans. upon checking Ma
tional league hockey records
for the season. has discovered
that in 20 per cent of the
games the team which scored
first went on TO win.
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GOVERN ,IEsT MAGICIAN

ModerB-day diplomats must be
nothing sborf Of msgleisns 70 pre-
serve international harmony. bat
Jean Eugene Robert HOudin, pro-
fesaional sgerdemsinist, actually
settled a native uprising IN Algiers
By impreSsing the Arabs with
Eiight-of hand tricks. acting as an
agent Of the French government In
1852,
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for the iake-On. Alongside raced
the pheasant. and not until the
ships wheels left the ground Ola
he 20 10 wait for an incoming liner.
Day IN and day out. for five
months. The friendly pheasant per-
formed his strange antics. until
his appearances were taken for
granted. Then. last October. hunt
ing season opened. The PHEASANT
disappeared and vas seen no more.
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Officials Muff
Track Records
Hissssy 81 NE NssisNA 6sms
relj ia Sketches ~ A. Ken

k-rh 90
today rcsshv IN - eeases
followers eIanG win Ne4o
John ossehes ohsn faas Inc iss Noss osasc1vNeA
Trfh
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The club has received word
from Ray Medeghini that he IL
anxious 10 get on the ground and
start working Mcsieghinl viii ar
,ive here about April !, slightly
ahead Of the rest OF IN. players.
Medeghini thinks he will chalk up
20 wins this year.
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son with seattle Last season.
lik~ almost esrryb.d, else.
Rhyme h Ks-Ea about the
chances Of bouen and for the
sske ef the Md hcp~s Ne
makes geed With = hang.
However. Rhyme isn't ferxst-
ting that the publicity Bea~s
has bcen getting all osrr the
Northwest wouldn't sNsrtly
harm the Tacoma club u the
h,g fellow lands hire. M
matter what Happens. B"aen
II going 10 help Tacoma. u
he comes here he should br =
winner; II ne sticks With ih~
Seals, he WIN make possible
the assignment of = pitcher
Who otherwise would have
stayed with the San Fran.
cisco club.
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events viii begin,
There are eighteen cups up for
the winners and runners.up IN each
division. Cups are being furnished
ny OH Howells Sporting Goods
store. There In a small admission
charge for spectators,
The draw for the junior single.
is - follows: ID. Erwin ~ bye H.
Hicks Va odlem, Spinning vs.
Roberts. 4. Schupp va. Is Eiens
J. paseo "a. ". BOW J. Kappa.
hahn vs.. u. Weaver, II Garrison
vs. u. O'connoll A. Stacey va
bye.
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LAWRENCE. kan.--kansas and
Missouri are the only Big Sin Con-
ference basketball teams that have
won on the road this season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-01

puffed sleeves, with a narrow band of sheer lace trimming the full flare skirt and extending to the end ot the train. Her full length veil o1 tulle fell from wreath of gardenias and orange blossoms. She carried a bridal bouquet of white roses gar denias and lilies of the valley. The frock of the maid of honor was flesh lace styled with 8 bodice of mar quisette with lace trimming at the waistline and lace veil and carried an arm bouquet of tea roses tied with blue ribbon. The brides mother wore dress of cornflower blue lace with white accessories and her cor cage was of white gardenias and the bridegrooms mothers dress was of blue printed sheer crepe with white accessories and she also wore 8 gar- denia corsage.
 Following the ceremony Q re- ception was held at the home of the bride. About fifty guests were in at- tendance including out of town guests from Torrington, Thomaston, Winted and Seymour.
 Upon returning from an un- announced wedding trip, the couple will take up their residence at 237 South Main street, Naugatuck.
 The bride wore blue and chart reuse chiffon travelling dress with white accessories and wore @ cor sage of sweet peas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-01

the ceremony. Out of town guests will be in attendance from Orange, N. J., Jersey City, N. J., Brooklyn, N. Y, Albany, N. Y, New Haven, Hartford and Astoria, L. I.
 The couple will leave on an unan- nounced wedding trip and will later motor to Rockford, III, where they will take up their residence at the Hotel Lafayette.
 The bride attended Wilby high school and has been affiliated with the Chase Brass and Copper Con- pany and the bridegroom attended New York university.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Synott of Greenleaf avenue entertained 8 number of guests at their home recently. Refreshments were served. Prizes were awarded to Patrick Slattery, Adeline Francis and How ard Meyers.
 Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Edward Francis, MT. and Mrs. Patrick Slattcry, MT and Mrs. Ed- ward Kazemekas, MT. and Mrs. Adolph Kazemekas, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Rozint, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dunn, MT. and Mrs. John Sherwill. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Leary, Selma Peck, Howard Meyers, Albert Ro- zint, Adeline Francis, Paula Kos losky, Rose Fruin, Edmund Tan ner, Joseph Little, Edward Ena-, malt, John Byrnes Richard, Donald and William Synott.