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delphia. INVITED Mrs. Bates sister
at Norristown, Pa, and also Mrs.
Keene, who lives in Brookline.
One evening we visited Mrs.
Bates's cousin at Philadelphia
and another We spent at another
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room, leg room, elbow room and
shoulder room.
Two va engines are available,
an IS horsepower engine in the
Ford va and the deluxe Ford
V-8, with 60 horsepower en-
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Miami Beach with all the John
sons, Sweetings, Stations and
Pete Chase Had a supper of
black beans, frankfurters and
rolls. The family gathering con-
sisted of "a. Arrived in Key
West September %.
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CINE optional in the Ford va.
Four Ford va and five deluxe
body types comprise the two
lines. A new business coupe as
well as a Fordor sedan. Tudor
sedan and coupe are available in
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SCOUT NEWS
TROOP 81

TROOP So
Troop 50 Boy Scouts of Am
erica held its Green Bar Patrol
meeting Wednesday. A good
crowd attended. Allen Perez re-
signed as Assistant Patrol Lead
er and Buddy Miller filled the
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both. There is also a deluxe
convertible club coupe with
automatic top as standard equip
ment Three color choices are
available in the Ford va, six in
the deluxe line.
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YESTERDAY: When CeciIy
learns that a detective has ar
rived at Mrs. Bre10ster's to inves-
ti9ate the disappearance of the
pin. she hurriedly telephones
Laura from the house. Laura of
ters TO 90 and talk to Locke.
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YankS Beat Reds 4 TO 0
) . 90 . zee {

Werber is out at second. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08
Detour Ahead!


Route No. 80
Windham. Norwich Willimantic
road between Williams crossing and
South Windham. About IN miles Of
concrete pavement.
Route No. SEA
New London. New London-N Nor
wich road (Mohegan Ave,). About
! mile Of concrete. Through traffic
will use present route No. 80.
Route No. u. 8. a
Winchester. 2h miles Of concrete
pavement from the city Of Winsted
west.
Canton. Hartford Winsted road.
4 miles Of concrete pavement. Short
stretches Of one-way trafiic.
Route No. SO
Easton- Fairfield. Sport Hill road.
About Ia mile Of bituminous ma
cadam pavement.
Route No. so
Prospect. Waterbury road. IL
miles bituminous nacadam.
Woodbridge. Bridge and approach
es over Sargent river. Temporary
road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08
IRVING CHASE
GAYLORD GUEST
SanatOrium Plans Pro-
gram Commemorative
35th Anniversary

Many from this city viii attend a
birthday party and reunion unique
In the annals Of Connecticut when
nearly 1000 former patients, their
families and friends assemble at
Gaylord Farm Sanatorium. Wal.
lingford, tomorrow afternoon from
2 to 8 o'clock to celebrate the In
stitutions thirty-fifth anniversary.
When Gaylord opened IN September
1904, 1t was the first sanatorium IN
the state for the treatment Of tuber-
culosis, the second In all New Eng
land.
widespread interest In tomorrow's
observance is indicated by the fact
that so many former patients win be
present. OF the 8073 patients treated
at the sanatorium in its IS years, s.
per cent are still living; 81 percent
are still working, many holding im-
portant positions in the states pro-
fessional and business life.
Arranged by q committee Of ex.
patients, the celebration will be q
special mark Of tribute to DR.. David
". LlLLldIl, wiz A1dS we'll AhStASoA
superintendent Of the sanatorium
since its beginning and to Mrs.
Florence r. Burgess, his assistant
since 1904. A fitting climax will be
the organization Of a permanent
alumni associatio nto be known as
the Gaylord League which will as
sist in forwarding the work Of the
institution.
Former patients will register by
classes" and the entire affair win
be carried out along the lines Of
college reunions. A feature will be
the presentation by convalescing
patients Of The Gaylord Caval-
cade," q play based on Gaylord's
history and written by well-known
Broadway playwright who has re-
Gently been patient. The Board Of
Directors Of which Irving H. Chase
of Waterbury is president, and
which comprises many Of the lead
ing citizens of the state, will be
guests Of honor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08
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Construction In force In the state
OF Connecticut announced by the
Connecticut Highway Department
September 6, 1899 for the week end
ing September 16, 1899.
Closed for Construction-Detour
Provided
Route No. ll6. East Hampton,
Middletown avenue. Two miles BIZ
luminous macadam surface.
Route No. l54-Old Saybrook. Re-
pairs to Knollwood Beach road.
About u mile.
Construction-Traffic Maintained
Route No. u. s. bridgeport.
Stratford avenue bridge. Repairs to
approach spans.
Norwalk, Boston Post road. X
mile Of reinforced concrete pave
ment.
Stonington. stonington cut-off
III miles gravel surface. Traffic
will use present route No. through
Stonington Village.
Route No. and 4i-Sharon,
Drainage installation. No interfer-
ence with traffic.
Route No. u. s. 6-Woodbury. Re-
pairing slopes in Minortown VII
lage.
Route No. 8.-stratford. Bridge
over Route No, Q.
Route No. 9-East CRANKY. Tar
iffville- CRANKY road. lilo mile OF
macadam construction.
Route No. 12.-Norwich- Lisbon,
Bridge and approaches ct Shetucket
river. Traffic viii use present bridge,
Thompson. Mechanicsville over
pass and approaches.
Route No. IL
Plainfield. Bridge over Moosup
river and elimination OF r. r. grade
crossing near Almyville, No him
drance TO trafiic over present Rt. H.
Route No. Is
Stafford. Bridge over Mcintyre
brook. Short detour around bridge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08
LEAFLETS NOT
BEING ISSUED
City Manager Literature
Distribution in City
Hall Ends

Distribution OF literature in favor
of the city manager plan inside the
city hall was halted today, APP
apparently as result of criticism
by Mayor Patrick NJ Perriello. The
mayor said yesterday that he did
not believe any organization should
distribute campaign literature In the
municipal building.
The passing out Of city manager
leaflets to new voters going 70 the
sample voting machine in the city
hall lobby was noted yesterday.
Mayor Perriello said he planned to
take no early action at the time,
but the situation solved itself when
the campaign booklets were not CIV
en- out today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08
BUILDING PERMITS

The following permits were
issued today at the Office Of Build.
Ing Inspector Patrick Carlin:
Waterbury Farrell Foundry and
Machine Co.. 70 erect addition on
, Bank street, $1,000.
Waterbury Savings Bank, 10
make alterations 70 apartment
house ut 1868 North Main street,
$1,000.
johnson Wholesale Perfume Co..
70 erect new store front ut 90
Bank street, $500.
Peter MARITIME, TO make addition
TO dwelling ut 90 Beverly street,
2l,bQN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08

boys and ~ girls has the most en-
tries, closely followed by st. Johns
Of WATERFOWL with Is and the Inn
maculate Conception team Of %.
Competition Is expected to be
keen in all of the various events that
are scheduled to be held.
Parade To Open Day
The Field Day will open with q
parade in which all the athletes
and track and CYO officials will
participate. After circling the field
they will group around the flag
pole for the official flag-raising.
The official entry list as complied
by the track meet committee this
week is as follows:
ST. ANN
Harry Bellemore, william Hoff-
hoins, Raymond Grenier, Maurice
Roberdi, Jean Charles Jacob, George
Carroll, Fred Bornival.
BLESSED SACRAMENT
John Shell, Maurice Fabianni,
Jack McGrath, James Beck, John
Book, Donald McGrath, Vincent
Jamelo, Anthony Perriello, Joseph
Kolosky. Thomas Casey, Anthony
Luitz, Frank Dutil, Francis Costello,
William Overton, Mary Cappello,
Virginia McNulty, Shirley Milutis,
Evelyn Overton, Harry Beck, Tena
Donahue, Agnes Domouchel, Merlyn
Book.
ST. FRANCIS
Robert Hanlon, George Curley,
David Brady, Bud Mohoney, Harold
Newell, Joe Mccarthy, william
Kelly.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Charles Anderson, Edward Me-
Grath, Eugene Murray John DON
ahue, Joseph Clarity, Frank Miller,
William Murray, Robert Hannebry,
Phillip McGrath, James Smith,
Joseph Shea, Charles Sedell, James
Luddy, Claire McNichols, Imedla
Doolan, Marjorie Foy, Evelyn
Sweeney, Helen Houlihan, Dotty
Donahue, Frances Murphy, Dorothy
Haddon, Alice Kenny, Mary Nc
Larney, Rita Clarity.
ST. LUCY
Charles Rinaldi. Anthony Vollitta,
Philomena Caroline, Elinor Gallo
Sylvia Rfnaldi, Nellie Ziclario,, Flea
nor Apicollo.
ST. JOHN (Watertown)
Thomas Kielty. Gerald Quesnal
Richard Daley, Richard Kielty, John
Therrien. Thomas Mccarthy, John
Kelly, Louis Loschot. Stephen Caugy
Michael Marone, Clayton Taffey
Charles Coon, Simon DesceteauS
Fred Noverdaucki, Thomas Cover.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08

chuck, Ruth Kielty, Doris Pichette,
Florence Beaudry, Lillian Collins,
Joan Flynn, Evette Collins, Harriette
Walton, Betty Harmon, Juliette
Daveluy, Mary Sloson.
ST. MARGARET'S
Boys-George Bergin, James Far
rington, Don Bergin, Jack Cream,
william O'Keefe, Harold Shuts,
Gregory Gilmartin, Francis Maher,
jack Brickel.
Girls - Nancy Mullen, Nancy
Shuts, Rosemary Campbell, Kath-
crime Hamilton, Ethel Greenwood,
Rose Dressell, Lillian Hamilton.
ST. MARY MAGDALEN
Boys-George Popovich, Thomas
Moody, Robert Array, Joseph vitone,
John zappone, Joseph Berger, Err
nest Brasche, Michael Laudita, An
thony Rubo, Adam Ianniclelli,
George Pierce. Michael Guglimietti,
Nick Trotta, Ludwig Jasilunas,
Charles Guglimietti, Victor Corso.
Girls--Ann Wasilauckas, Made
line Dillon, Ann Popovich, Julia
Germano, Helen Popovich, Wanda
Pasden, Antoinette lombard, Mil
dred Rinaldi, Rosemarie Durante,
Mona Schwaller, Nellie Eulikauskas,
Helen Penoncello.
IS. PETER AND PAUL
Boys - william sheehy, william
Thompson.
Girls-Evelyn Sheehy.
OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL
Boys-John valente, Francis Da-
telle, John Del Grasso, Charles De-
vino, Angelo Paolano, Angelo Cipri-
ami, Louis Aucelli, Al Maurello, Patsy
Paoli, Joseph Curto, v. Paolini, Jim
Cipriano, Ralph Tremaglio.
Girls-Eleanor Canardo, Marion
Morris, Ruth Morris, Margaret Sig
more, Rose Signore, Theresa Paolino,
Angela Spallone, Louise Spallone.
SACRED HEART
Boys-James Piersoll, Nickie Lon
go, Thomas Bowling, James Mar
selle, Irving Blondean, Henry Blon-
dean, Joseph Ippolito, Peter Marcelle,
william Phalen.
Girls - Lucille Biandi, Dolores
Cabellone, Harriet Hopke, Frances
Kennedy. Margaret Bowling, Mary
Jane Boyle, Agnes Butler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08

urday specials should meet with
ready response by the great fair
minded public.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08

Eritrea now has 4,00o7 industrial
Arms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08
BACK TO STAGE

Douglass Montgomery. featured
with Bob Hope and Paulette God
dard in Paramount's "The Cat ana
the Canary" Is today rehearsing in
a new play, mfr. Booth" which will
hit New York next season. Its about
John Wilkes Booth, the actor who
assassinated Abraham Lincoln.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08
OPPOSED TO CHANGE

Plymouth, Mass. Sept. 8.-tUP)
The Society Of Mayflower Descen-
dants today stood overwhelmingly
opposed to President Roosevelt's
change In Thanksgiv.ngs date from
Nov. 80 to Nov. %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08
FAIR SPECIAL
runs TOMORROW
New Haven Road Operates
Train From Valley Towns
to New York

Localities desiring 10 make satur-
day visits to the New York Worlds
Fair will find in the New ave1
Railroads announcement the answer
to their problem, for beginning this
Saturday the road inaugurates its
one-day Saturday Worlds Fair spe-
cials at the same low fare prevailing
on It's Sunday Worlds Fair specials.
with the fair drawing into the late
summer season and the closlrg date
not too far away, 1t Is felt that many
fair-minded folks WI: respond most
heartily to these saturday specials
allowing them still another day to do
the fair at exceptionally low travel
cost.
The schedule of the Saturday
Worlds Fair special allows the local
resident nine hours for leisurely
tour Of the fairs higllighis and To-
cal railroad stations should take on
quite a festive air this Saturday
when the New Haven special sets
forth for Manhattan on the follow
ing schedule. Times shown are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08
200 To Participate In
Big CYO Track Meet
OalviIle Church Unit Enters Largest GrOup-Blessed
Sacrament Defending Champion; AT Hamilton Park

Close to 200 boys and girls representing the CYO units
of eleven Roman Catholic churches of waterbury, Oakve
and WATERFOWL will participate in the Second Annual Field
Day and Track Meet to be held at Hamilton Park tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock The defending champions the team
representing the Blessed Sacrament parish has team
Of % boys and girls entered in all events the official
program St Mary Magdalen Church Of Oakville with 16
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08

italy has contracted to buy 1000
900 tons Of coal in England next
year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-08

Return from Grand Central Ter
minal is set for 6:l9 p. m. Tickets
for the Saturday specials are strictly
limited and localities should not lag
in making advance purchase.
The fairs great attractions, al
ready so widely discussed, hardly
need further mention here but a
word about one Of the highlights
should not be amiss. Railroads on
Parade" ranking as one Of the hit
shows, certainly requires a visit for
its appeal is not only educational
but dramatic as well. Bargain scrip
tickets for this gala performance are
on sale at station ticket Offices. The
reduction made In the fairs week.
end admission prices along with the
low rail fare applying on these Sat-
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Miss Walden Back
From South

Miss Caroline Pou Walden has
joined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Anthony Walden, after a
visit in Raleigh, N. c., where she
went to attend the wedding of her
first cousin, Miss Lillian Pou, and
Mr.. Bryan Carr of Wilson, N. c,
The wedding took place Wednes-
day, February 8, in the Church Of
the Good Shepherd and was fol-
lowed by a reception which the
brides parents, State Auditor and
Mrs. George Ross Pou, gave in the
Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel. Miss
Walden was one of the brides at
tendants.
Among the many other parties
given for the bride and bridegroom
before the wedding was that of
Gov. and Mrs. Clyde r. Hoey, who
entertained in the Governors man.
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr sailed Saturday
for a two months cruise of South
America. Mrs. Carr and Miss Wad-
den are granddaughters of Mrs. Ed
ward William Pou, widow of the
dean of the Congress. Mrs. Pou
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walden
for the late winter.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Weddings Of Interest
Miss Catherine McGill Is Bride
OfMr. Harold William Sheehan

The rectory of st. AIMS Church
was the scene of charmingly ar
ranged wedding yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock when Miss Catherine
McGill, daughter of former Senator
George McGill of Kansas, became
the bride of Mr.. Harold William
Sheehan, son of Mrs. Louise C.
Sheehan of Winsted, Conn.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Hugh Radigan, o. F. NJ.
professor of theology, Holy Name
College, the Franciscan house of
high studies in this city. A reception
followed the ceremony at the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. Edward j. Slattery
at 3716 T street.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother. Mr.. George T.
McGill, jr., of Wichita, Kans., wore
a pale gray moussline de sole dress
with q blush pink hat, jacket and
gloves, and carried muff of pale
pink carnations and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Robye Newman Gibson of
Buena Vista. Va. was the brides
maid, wearing dress of blush pink,
gloves to match and hat of pale
gray. Her corsage was of spring
flowers.
Mr.. Donald T. Sheehan, brother
OF the bridegroom, was the best man.
Mr.. Sheehan and his bride will be
at home after February % at 1872
Thirty-fourth street. Miss McGill
was educated at Mt. Carmel Convent,
Wichita, Kans., and at schools in
Nebraska and Washington.
Mr.. Sheehan was educated at
Gilbert School, st. Bonaventure Col
lege, Allegany, N. Y, where he re-
ceived his B. A. degree; George
Washington University, where he
took post graduate work, and
Georgetown University Law School,
where he received his IL. B. He
has been an attorney with the Re-
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Mrs. Morgenthau at Cornell
With Mrs. Roosevelt for
Their Annual Visit
Wife of Secretary Is Expected
To Return to Capital After =
Week End at Farm

Mrs Henry Morgenthau jrr wife of the Secretary Treasury
VINO is with Mrs Roosevelt for their University
Secretary Roosevelt however
Is not expected to return until March g.
and Nine 1rmescu entertained at dinner
last evening when their guests the Yugoav Minister
Fotih Senator Joseph Guey
Thomson the Embassy and Baroness de
Grben Military Embassy Nine Lombard
the Air Attache of the French Embassy and Mm Wer th
Rust Miss Marion 1rmbu the Counselor
and Nine. Babes Secretary George Duca
Minister and Lady Maer will entertain at dinner
this evening IN the Legation on Massachusetts
Charge Frau Thomson will be hosts
at dinner this evening" entertaining their home Colorado
the Philippines and Mrs Elade
Will entertain large company dinner this at the shoam
Navigation, Admiral James O.
Richardson and Mrs Richardson will entertain dinner
ming IN their house on Thrty-ffh place.
Judge General, u s. A. Mrs Allen w. Gulion
joined
simpch will join simpich
IN March to return to their home in Honolulu Mr. smph has been
In the States business and his
in the East Mrs smpch has been with her parents and Mr.
Gullon.
Lowry Stephenson entertained at dinner at the
evening
who have returned from Shanghai where Col Price
guests Capt. Hnkamp
son Far Long Island Comdr Charles Windsor
and Mrs Arthur Mayo COL and Mrs Clark Wells Col Arthur Mark
Los Angeles and Col. and Mrs. Calvin Matthews.
Mrs Blackburn wife of It. John T. Blackburn u N and her
John arrived in Washington from California They
visiting W.
Cleveland avenue Before her marriage Mrs Blackburn Miss Rosae
"eeo'
days at the Dodge.
Community Hospital Detroit
Mr. and Mrs zemans who now live at Mahnomen Mnn
Washington April H. 1888 zemans before
age Miss Naomi Stenm Mr. Zemans with the United States
Service, Consolidated Chippewa Agency, MINI.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
MIR. and Mrs. Thach
To Entertain for
Senior Aranha

The Brazilian foreign minister,
Senior Oswaldo Aranha, will be the
guest of honor at buffet supper this
evening. when Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
G. Thach will entertain. Tomorrow
afternoon he will be entertained at
the Brazilian Embassy with a large
reception to be given by the Brazilian
Charge d'Affaires and Senior da
Costa Guimaraes.
Vice President Garner was the
ranking guest today when Senior
Aranha was entertained at luncheon
by Senator Theodore F. Green of
Rhode Island in the Senate Library
Committee room.
Other guests at lunch were Senator
Alben w. Barkley, Senator Charles
l.. McNary, Senator Henry F..
Ashurst, Senator James F.. Byrnes,
Senator Allen j. Ellender, Senator
Peter Goelet Gerry, Senator Carter
Glass, Senator Carl Hayden, Senator
H. M. Logan, Senator Key Pittman,
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, Col.
Edwin A. Halsey, secretary of the
Senate, and Senior Decio de Moura,
q member of the Brazilian Commits
sion to the New York Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Eugene Meyer entertained
last evening for Senior Aranha.
Among his guests were the Assistant
Secretary of State, Mr. George S.
Messersrith: the Charge .d'Affaires
OF Brazil, Senior Mario da Costa
Guimaraes; Senior Joao Carlos
Muniz, chief OF cabinet to the
Minister; Senior Marcos de Souza-
Dantas of the Bank of Brazil;
Senior Decio de Moura, DR.. Edmund
A. Walsh, vice president Of the
Georgetown University, and the Rev.
DR.. Maurice S. Sheehy of Catholic
University.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington and It's
By the Way
Beth Blaine

No in Washington the making people feel more
home than small
of friends for cocktails and
trailing hostess top and her young
daughter Patricia pretty
Mrs Newbold Noyes who poured tea. red and
description the latest night club in town. Mrs.
Thomas Bell Sweeney there hat and other
Finch sianos Mr. and Mrs CHARLES
Glover Mr. and Mrs Richard Wilmer Thomson Mrs Randall
Hagner who dinner last night Secretary
Netherlands Legation Trooenbrg and Anthony de
Balasy Of the Hungarian Legation.
day Louis Caldwell had group of ladies at
the blood donation fund for
the Childrens Hospital
Edward Gann Mrs Warren Austin in a slate
gown SKIRT Mrs. Ava Adams in black with has,
trtium coored hat Mrs William Gerry Buell.
Mrs Morris Sheppard in black and gold
Charles McNary, Mrs. Aben Barkley and many
The luncheon delicious lavish with the piece
de resistance piping hot fish oufheand unless very
don't ever attempt that for large buffet luncheon
correspondents now on her first visit to
New gives us an amusing account of that delightful and
She writes People
drinks and they seem be quite different from Washington
luncheon called beakfastand cocktail
of hundred people didn't you tomato
were served two kinds of hghba Scotch and Bourbon abe
fapp at the socaled cocktail hghbas
coffee so strong you felt you could cut it with knife
She continues
1T didn't take me long to find out I'm really
New Orleans walked right into the luncheon
susdorf we'll known Washington
there and whose husband Antwerp
Hew last April In the afternoon party
pretty Mrs Choard Eus Washington
daughter
nain un, March M Then ons M c NV % S % n @ @,t p W nt M
live Annapolis.
brother of William Labrot with looking
visited and Mrs Edward Reed Washington"
practically every met wore flowers both
women-usuay perfect ameia they
upon as they were
jewels
dressing large of camel
las in different shades of pink from
parties apologzed came
from florist his orchids aren't quite boom
full bloom and simply and New lovely
thought
Evening star., 1939-02-15
DR.. and Mrs. Zook
To Entertain

DR.. and Mrs. George F. Zook will
entertain this evening in honor of
the staff of the American Council on
Education. They will hold a buffet
supper at the Wesley Heights Com
munity Club, after which there will
be games and music and square
dancing. Mrs. Kenneth Holland
will play for the dancing and DR.. H
P. Rainey will give several solos
during the evening. Mrs. Zook will
be assisted by Mrs. Charles S. Marsh
Mrs. Harvey Cain and Mrs. Arthur
Bigelow.
DR.. Zook has just returned from
Chicago accompanied by his mother
Mrs. Helen Zook of Fort Scott. Kans
Mrs. Zook will remain with DR.. and
Mrs. Zook as their guest at their
home in Wesley Heights for several
weeks.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Ropers Go to Coast
For Exposition

The former Secretary Of Com
merce and Mrs. Daniel c. Roper left
Monday afternoon for San Francisco,
where Mr.. Roper will speak at the
opening of the Golden Gate Exposi.
ton Saturday as the offifficial repre-
sentative of President Roosevelt.
Mr.. Roper also will make an address
at the convocation of the University
OF California next Wednesday.
Before returning to Washington
the first week in March the former
Secretary and Mrs. Roper will spend
few days in Los Angeles, where
they will be the guests of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hunter Roper.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Mrs. Hull Cancels
At Home TODAY

Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the Sec.
retary of State. has been Obliged tt
cancel her at home this afternoon
owing to illness.
Mrs. Harry H. Woodring. wife Of
the Secretary of War, will receive
this afternoon from 4 to O'Clock
at the Shoreham Hotel, when Mrs
Julian L. Schley, wife of the chief OF
engineers, U. S. A., will pour tea.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
J. G.. r. S. Shower

A miscellaneous shower and tea
will feature the regular meeting of
the Washington Ladies Auxiliary,
Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society,
to be held at 2 pm. today at the
Jewish Community Center.
The packages donated are to be
sold at the bazaar and Dutch supper
to be sponsored by the j. C. R. S.
at the Center March IL. Mrs. Benson
Goldman is chairman for the bazaar,
assisted by Mrs. Elias Gelman. Mrs.
William Levy and Mrs. Morris Stein.