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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22
Splash Party In Canadaonos Two fends Were Surprised To Learn
Prominent Out OF Town Visitors Young Couple Were Already We'd

Clasps OF surprise were heard
among The large assemhlage OF
friends who gathered at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs Brunei Penick. on
Scotch avenue. last Saturday
evening. TO witness the marriage
OF Miss Mary Penick and william
Sypret. when the announcement
was made that the couple had all
ready married Monday. July 10. at
Napoleon, Ohio The surprise
quickly subsidized. however. as the
guests crowded forward 10 greet
the young couple In The receiving
line and offer their fluctuations.
Those in the receiving line stood
before the fireplace. which was
bedecked with lovely cut flowers
and palms. In The line were. Mrs.
Brunei Penick. the brides mother;
Parker Penick, the brides brother,
Miss Margaret Carter. the attend
ant. Mrs. william Sypret; William
Sypret. the bride and groom.
The bride was wearing an ex-
quisite bridal gown OF white pointe
d'csprit net The dress had a fitted
bodice and skirt cut on princess
lines. The train and bottom Of
the gown were trimmed with three
rows OF pleated net. The square
ieck line and the sleeves were
likewise trimmed with pleated net
ruffles. She wore waist-lengih
veil OF white tulle. crowned by a
large spray OF orange blossoms.
surrounded BY lily Of the valley.
The slippers were white satin.
Mrs. Penick. the mother. Was
very charming In cerise chiffon
gown. Her only ornament was a
lovely orchid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

convene there other local club
women who viii attend The con.
venuon IN Boston viii be Mrs
Sadie Lindsay Miss Meta Pelham
and Miss Harriet Barrier
Miss Norma Wheeler entertain.
"a some of hcr friends and out OF
town company at party at the
COY Corner. Thursday evening
July H. Some Of The Young folk
Who attended were Jane stone.
lame, douglas. Georsr 'ulm.
A,ruu Williams. Flurcnrr Dixcn
and manN mofr
very hu>y Detroit hostess i
Mrs ANNE Mae Powell of 1854
Hendricks street who entertained
&C. weekend guests her sistcr-in-
law Mrs. Leila Z. Scott. or Macon,
Ga aud Prof and Mrs Robert
Blakeney OF Waynesboro. Ga.
Motoring from visit 10 The
World Fair IN New York CITY.
Prof and AIRS. BIakenev. Mrs. W
r walker NJ Dublin. Ca, mother
W Mr.. Biakenev. iourneyed TO CleJ
tsland. Ohio 10 visit their sister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

Chicago. is visiting hrr cousins
lane stone and g he Cleveland
MS Orleans street
IN Albanian. Who i IN The city
now is Miss Beatrice FISHER She
is visiting hef RELATIVES NJ and
Nrs lio,hmole $50 o,haud
aNrnue
Herman Haynes. brother oi Mrs..
Alf lhufnt So returned fO Do
home ia li.anohr So lae Weet
Mr.. Haynes viii be- Mrs rhomJ~
Guest for ihc remainder OF July.
SUNDAY Was Mrs Thomas bnlh-
day and several OF her friends SOD.
ned ou' a. her country home at
Midwest 10 onncraulafe her
while oihofs .onf messages Of
faiicifafion Mrs Thomas NIL
leave Frdas pr Rosion Mass 20
attend tho National Association ~
Colored Women clubs. which nil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

and daughter before returning
south
Mrs. Lucy Tyer of Memphis
Tennessee was honored guest Al a
delicious breakfast at the home OF
Mrs. Annfe Mae Powell on Monday
July 10. Those present were Mrs
EudOra Gentry, sister OF the guest
OF honor, Mrs NJ s. Powell Jr
and son. Sylvanus Douglas. and
Miss jamie Mae. daughter OF Mrs
Powell. After spending a very
pleasant stay in the motor ciiy
Mrs. Tyer left for her home Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Powell also has as guest
her sister and neice. Mrs. Mamie
Brooks. OF Montgomery. Alabama
and Miss Mamie Belle Butts. Mrs
Brooks and her daughter plan Ia
STAY Indefinitely Mrs. Carrie Pear
son. another sister OF Mrs. Brooks
also plans 10 have many enjoyable
events in honor OF the guests.
The Misses Mary Lon and Dorl'
Marie Charity. of Cumberland. Md.
are spending their summer vacation
in Detroit. with relatives here
They are with Mrs. Anna Charity
OF oxford hall. Many social cour-
tesies have been extended them
and the girls are having a pleasant
time. They like Detroit very much
Mrs. Mary Pryn0ns. Of Louis.
willie, Ky. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson Anderson, OF Chestnut
street. Mrs. Pryuous is Mrs An
derson's aunt.
Mrs, Charles =. Chambers and
little Margaret chambers. OF r.
Smith. ARK. are visiting their
/ daughter and sister. charming
Lucille Chambers. a52 Farnswoith
street They returned with Miss
Chambers. after an extensive motor
trip through the Southwest Per
haps some OF YOU readers remem-
Der our mentioning Lucille's sx-
citing trip 10 Nassau. last year
Mrs chambers Is quite active In
civic and religious affairs. She is q
member Of the Board OF Managers
of the Twin city hospital in ~.
Smith Her daughter must have
inherited some OF her lnteresi IN
humanity. for Lucille Is public
health nurse in Detroit
lIr. and Mrs. Thomas x. Solo.
mon left The city Monday. on A
motor trip to Creighton. Penn. 10
wish their three sons Samuel Tho
mas. Jr.. and James. The little Solo
mons are spending the summer
with Mr. and Mrs J Z. Whisenanf.
sister and brother-in-law NJ The
Solomons
We wish there we're never such
thing as the mirror sick list %
but unfortunately there Is: and 70
We send bit. OF sunshine to those
who arc sick abed. Our best wishes
for ? speedy recovery 20 10 Mrs.
Earl Harris. ~ East Garfield ave-
nue.. who has been III for The pa Il
fortnight. Emerson Craig Is tenn
pOrarily laid up with sprained
ankle which he sustained in fan
from a ladder. Mrs Ray DezOn. Of
McGfaw avenue. was injured last
Saturday morning. la an automO.
hile accident 90 fireman aud
Nofthteld avenues. while driving
with Mr. and Mrs. Crenshaw Mrs
Dezon's three daughters were also
in the ear Although the automobile
was completely wrecked. when hit
on the side by q speeding car. the
occupants escaped with minor in
jurics. Mrs Ida Allen. ~ sOth
street. widow OF The lste Rev.
Charles Alien. former pastor NJ
EbeneSer ANE church. Is IN at
Trinity hospital. Frank Rsiford 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

Madeline and kenneth Hath. OF
Ro,sl Oak Michigan had a. lneit
hcu-r ru, last Week. Grady Mar
doek o. GARY lid Mr. Mufdock
is student "a Western state COLI
lego IN Kalamazoo tie was guest
al dinner parry ai Great LAKE,
country club. Thursday nighi hr
also visited Greenheld Village.
windsor aud Colchester Omarw
while guest JET ihr llaIh frsi-
denre
The week end guest ~ W.. aud
Mrs. Radfoid Morris We're Or and
Mrs James Anderson OF Indiana
polls Attorney Oscar Baker ST..
Of BAY CITY was also In Tho city
this week Won remcmhef Frances
Ruth Lnfallo of Rowine Green
Kentucky. She has returned io pay
her sister another visit ihls SUM
mer
Mss Dorothy NcSpadden. Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

troits maids and matrons The
hostesses have chosen an ideal
spot for these affairs at Point
Pelee. in Canada. 1t is wooded
area. with white sandy beach
which overlooks a very blue Lake
Erie.
The splash party this year was
given Tuesday, July is, IN honor
OF Mrs. Helen Dibble. OF Tuskegee,
Alabama. The house guest OF Mrs.
Alexander; and for Mrs Margaret
Houston Coates. OF Washington,
ID. c.. house guest OF Mrs. Ted
White, sister-in-law OF Mrs Wat
son.
The afternoons entertainment
cen,ered around swimming, sun
bathing and card playing The
beach and woods were bright with
sun umbrellas and gay sports toys.
The guests enjoyed an excellent
picnic dinner OF fried chicken. hot
rolls. baked beans. potato salad.
relishes and pickles, cake and
cooling drinks.
The invited guests OF Mesdames
Alexander and Watson included
Mrs. Helen Dibble and her daugh-
lers. Helen and Charlse: Mrs. Mar
garet Houston Coates. Mrs Con-
stance Heslip. OF Toledo: and Mrs.
Heslip's house guest. Mrs. Edith
Holbrook, OF New York City: Miss
Margaret Golden. Norfolk. Va:
Mrs. katherine LOOMS and daugh-
ters. Barbara and Helen; Mrs Alice
Burton and daughters. Gail and
Sharon: Misses Marion Carter
Victoria Mccall. Hazel Lyman and
Nellie Watts; Mesdames Pearl How
ard. Roberta Askew. Katie Fuller
Eva Green. Bernadine Jordan. Ber-
tina I.anioin. Jerolean Sneed
Belita Smith. Margaret Piper. Gar
Meta Carter. Pearl Penick. Verlie
Morton. Phyllis Golden. Odalie
Harmon. Lillian Brooks. Eddie
Robinson. Agatha Grimes. Elaine
Conway. Edith white. Leith Rodg-
ers. Mary Roberts. Lillian Givens,
Nell Leggones and Adele Wagner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

The summer splash parties and
picnics in Canada given jointly by
Mrs Paul Alexander and Mrs.
Edith Watson for the past few
wears have practically become a
popular tradition when the In
viiaiions are extended each year,
they are eagerly accepted by De-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22
Club NeUs

. BY SYLVIA PENN

Social functions that stand one and enjoyment
as & s % qpes ns pas M week. w WIN wslors as well
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bridal month rsapng harvest
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fo ssens and NH iaf right OH Asspirs ioas there We
also od you Last week aat when We verified es other p
We verified The when wedding
and tel Nisnon Walker
soSn ~ psaS ss N9~, Aas4 T. ne bride parents home
Moses L Is wsA known h aea We predict that large mum
veddns that FRANKIE rnruer became
VT. and Nr John i
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home nr ssi4 Firwood
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wore 'vo.piecs sai ~ b5e Shoe Wool we're
blue ard Sn deep blue eornfioWer. and
baby ose Ias so9Pe uo,nsa anaiian home q AIR
given :, The Town
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

recuperating in Trinity hospital,
from successful appendectomy
which he underwent last Friday az
iernoon. BY the way. have you
noticed those beautiful and unus-
ual tubular begonIas which Franks
mother. Mrs. Frank Raiford, has
grown and has been wearing at
many OF the recent social func-
tionsy
The kappas had their second
scholarship moonlight Monday
evening We are very glad It didn't
rain. for the boys are raising funds
for a worthy cause. and the rain
played havoc with their moonlight
last month over nine hundred peo-
pie attended the affair, Monday
night.
Continue Ia send In yonr news
items and keep on boosting your
home town paper. the Detroit Tri-
bune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

Jeanne cole.
Following the bridal rpcr 4
number OF tho yonneot - smo n
The Pcnick home, 10 ditoe and
make merry In Tho hasomen IRE
table In the basement VS. cove ed
with a white linen clo'h and w''
centercd with n clear e'as globe,
filed with fresh water lilies.
over which water was r'iNnalr
spraying
Tho young folk cnjnNoa h' EVEN
ing in the basement nHH il wa'
time for tho newl, weeds cave
for their home on Patker avenue.
Mrs. and Mrs Syper' lefi Snndav
evening on their HONEYMOON ifp
TO Chicago and 81 Louis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22
Club Nelcs
CHARLES coles
HOSTS AT STEAK
FEAST SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cole ,,,,
ed invitations last week 10 ma.
OF their friends, to attend s,..j
roast at the Cole home in All
hers burg, Ontario. SUNDAY. laid
Is. The affair was in honor ot III
newly-weds. Mr.. and Mrs. GeorsJ
Taylor, who had spent their hon.,
moon at the Coles home also ,or|
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Laurie "A
Washington, d. C.. sister and broJ
ther-in-law OF Mrs Cole. and manv
out-of-town guests.
Those who accepted The Coles,
invitation came early IN tae ats,
noon and enjoyed a day Of swim
ming. canoeing, motor b,atins
playing ball and cards and hiLir,|
over the acres Of the Colo esa,sl
or just lolling in cam,or,ah,|
beach chairs,
The AFFAIR was sometime mos.
elaborate than mere STEAK roas,.
II was verilable feast he mennl
consisting OF well seasoned brown.
ed steaks. salads. relishes. olives
pickles, hot dogs and variety o,
breads. as we'll as MANY different
beverages. served on NJ doors on
the shores of Lake Eric sunset
The guests came prop n a,-.
cd for the occasion. in good looking
sports and play outfits MOI % men.
lion the handsome hcacn paiaphs.
MALTA. Those enjoying ~ ou'doo,
feast spread by the genial hos.,
were Mr. and Mrs philrp ROBBERS
DR.. and Mrs. +. A. Carter. nr and
Mrs. II f. Simms. Hcrhcrf Simr,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tashi Mar.
jorie Carter. Jeanne Cnls sam
Thomas, Bud Saunders Margaret
and Victoria Mccall Stanton Hun
ton, Charles Cole. IT.. Marian Car.
ter. Edna poindexler Gertrude
Jackson. Faith Jackson * le,e.
iohft h'lf0d ilhlit y ~ 2 lifilVoTs
son. Mr.. and Mrs Radfa1 Nerris
pr and Mrs. James Anderson. nj,
Indianapolis: Or. and MIS- Wale.
Harmon. pr and Mrs charles
Brooks. Or. and Mr.. Chester
Ames. Sir. Dr. and Mrs Chester
Ames. Jr- Mr.. and Mrs Eoscos
Fuller. Charles Wesi W r'otolni:
Mr.. and Mrs Lowell le ems. DR..
James Lawson. Mr. and Ns Ivnn
McCorkle. Mr. and MS Maurice
Houston. Mrs. Melvin f'ai0s Mrs
\. r. Gaskill. Mrs BcrNsi lof-
dan. Mrs. villa lohn.en nr and
Mrs. Emmett Morton Mr. and
Mrs LLOYD l.onmis aNd Mrs
Marion Amos Green. ~ end Ms
Harold Johnson. Mrs Margaret
Houston Coates. ~ Washington, n
G.: Horace Johnson ani mr. and
Mrs. Ted white sailed n from
Detroit on tho Johnson ulscg 70
attend The party NJ Anh hlrg,
Jeanne cole.
Following the bridal rpor 4
number OF tho yonneol sme n
The Pcnick home 10 dttre and
make merry IN Tho hasomon Tte
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29
SIX PETITIONS FOR DIvORCES
Applications for Decrees Filled in Superior
 Court Today

Six divorce complaints were filed today in the superior court. They are as follows:
 Edward John Schelevits seeking a decree of annulment from Anna Garth Scfelevitz, whom he married December 24, 1886. He alleges the contract of marriage was based on untrue statements of the defendant.
 Charles Ali seeks divorce from Florence Daversa Ali on grounds of desertion. They married June 6, 1924 and parted March 1, 1885. Cruelty and misconduct are the claims made by Iris Hussex Thoni- son of Wolcott in her divorce com plaint against James Thomson of Hartford. They were married July 10, 1896. Alimony and custody of a minor child are also asked by the plaintiff.
 Madeline Helen Babcock Beecher claims cruelty in her suit against Kenneth Francis Beecher, whom she married at New Haven, December "A, 1891. Alimony and custody of two minor children are also asked.
 .Desertion is claimed by Alfred J. LaFlamme in 8 suit against Ella Abraitis LaFlamme. They married January 18, 1892 and parted Jan- uary 1, 1883. Cruelty is the basis of the suit of Doroetha Worden Kel- ley against Patrick H. Kelley. They married October 16, 1893. Custody of a minor child and alimony are also asked by the plaintiff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29
FORMER RESIDENT
 DIES IN ELM CITY
Mrs. Aquilano Succumbs Following Brief Illness;
 Funeral Wednesday


 ; Mrs. Filomena Aquilano, 65, for mer well-known Italian resident of this city, died last evening at her home. 301i Coe avenue East Haven after a brief illness. A native of Italy,, she came to this country 45 years ago and for thirty-five years made her home in this city. She left ten years ago to take up her residence in East Haven. She was held in high esteem by her wide circle of friends.
 Mrs. Aquilano is survived by her husband, Lorenz of East Haven: three sons, Prank, Peter and Pas quale Porto of this, city,. the lat ter a well known florist and one brother, Carmine Melillo of East Haven.
 The funeral will be held from the home of her son, Frank Porto of 131 Baldwin street on Wednesday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29
POWER COMP ANI FlLESACTION
Asks Superior Court for
 Authority on Circuit Line Near Meriden
(speclaI to the Democratl


 New Haven. May 29.-In q move allegedly designed to protect an ''in- tegral part" of it's s3o,O00 900 gen. erating and transmission plant Ii, this state, the Connecticut Light & Power company today sought au- ,thority from the superior court to maintain a 65,O0O volt single circuit line within 1000 feet of the Meri- den airport.
 Attorney William E. Thons of Waterbury filed the papers as cousl- sel for the power company. No date has been set for a hearing.
 Named as defendants in the ac- ton, the city of Meriden and Com missioner of Aeronautics Charles l.. Morris will be ordered to have rep- resentatives in court to aid in set- ting the dispute, arising from the aeronautics zoning regulation to the effect that "no Instructions to aerial traffic shall be erected, constructed. placed or allowed to grow which shall be higher than an angle of 10 to one from the nearest point of said usable landing area"
 The "10 to 1" angle limits ob- structions 10 feet high to a dis, tance of 100 feet. The utilities com- pany also seeks the courts opinion on its right to build another trans mission on right of way pur- chased in 1927.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29

displays. would be pooled for the presentation of the city-wide pro- gram. I Washington Park club; Joseph Brophy of the East End organiza- ton: Gus Meta of Platts Mills; Ed ward Grady of HopevilIe and Frank Minnaman of Overlook Cottage Park have been invited to attend the meeting.
 In past years the Washington park club has sponsored display which has attracted spectators from all sections of the city. The East End group is comparatively new, and its sponsorship of any display this year would be, its first venture. Aside from the Washington Park group in the past few years, only the Bunker Hill Improvement association has provided fireworks display in cele- bation of Independence day.
 Sponsors of the plan for a single city-wide celebration envision an expensive, elaborate program, start- ing in the morning and being cli- maxed with the proposed dazzling spectacle of multi-colored fireworks.
 The Washington Park club has al- ready appointed committee to ar- range a celebration. In addition to President Gladney 1t includes John J. Dalton, Ted Donahue, William F. Kelly, Frank McGrath and Walter Scanlon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29

George Blackall, formerly of Waterbury, is being prominently mentioned as the new Bristol pOstmaster, to succeed the late William A. Hayes. Former Demo- cratic town chairman in Bristol MT. BlackaN is considered to have an excellent chance to win the appointment.
 Final decision on the appoint ment will probably rest with Senator Francis T. Maioney of Meriden. Under the civil service, the appointee must be one of the three candidates rating highest in government tests.
 MT. Blackall is . member of the state pharmacy commission.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29
Chairman


 state publicity commission and spon- sor of the new development commis- sion bill, will present the governor with the states original appropria- ton for the publicity commission one dollar.
 The ceremonies, which will include brief speeches by Governor Bald win and MT. Rogers, will be broad cast. Members of the publicity com- mission who will participate will be: Charles E. Rolfe, New Haven, general information manager, Southern New England Telephone Company Charles E. Smith, vice president of the New Haven Road; Albert E.. Iavery, vice president, Bridgeport Hydraulic company; and E. Vincent Maloney, publisher, the Waterbury Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29
HANLEY'S CASE
 CONTINUED A DAY

Timothy Hanley, 31, of 328 Bald win street, arrested yesterday after noon, on a charge of breach of the peace, was granted @ continuance till tomorrow when arraigned in city court today.
 Hanley was arrested after a dis turbance on River street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29
EASTMAN HURT
 IN FALL SUNDAY

George Cashman, 46, of 1 Hunt ington place, was treated at the Waterbury hospital last night for g lacerated scalp sustained in 8 fall at Watertown avenue.
 Hospital authorities said Cash man fell and struck his head against an automobile. He was taken to the institution by police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-29
FUNERALS

The funeral of Pasquale D'Addona was held this morning at 8 o'clock from the Maiorano Funeral Home, 95 Willow street to St. Lucy's church where solemn mass of requiem was celebrated at g o'clock by Rev. Michael Mcverry. Burial was in Cal- vary cemetery. The pallbearers all members of the Italian American World War Veterans, included: Commander Antonio DiCrosta and Luigi Ranaudo as honorary bearers and the following active bearers: Giuseppe Coletta, Pietro Panone, Alfredo Vagnini, Gioachino Morini, Rocco Schiaro and Gaetano Telesca.
 The funeral of Elsie Antonio was held this morning at 8 o'clock from the home 62 Ayers street to Our Lady of Lourdes church where ser- vices were conducted at g o'clock by Rev. Edward Farrell. Burial was in Calvary cemetery with committal services by Father Farrev. The pall- bearers were: Mary Rodrigues, Mary Santos, Margaret Queiroga, and Gloria SimoneS.
 Private funeral services for James Egan, 50, of 223 Bank street were held this morning at 8:30 o'clock from the Lunny Funeral Home, 25 Central avenue to St. Patrick'S church where 8 solemn mass of requiem was celebrated at o'clock by Rev. William Wirkus. Burial was in the family plot in new St. Jo- seph's cemetery with committal serv- ices by Father Wirkus. The pall- bearers were: Louis Howard, Ray mond Howard, Thomas Quinlan, and Charles O'Connor.
 MT. Egan died Friday evening at the Waterbury hospital after two days Illness. He is survived by two nieces and two aunts.
 The funeral of Ralph w. Larrow was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at St. Johns Episcopal church, Rev. Dr. John N. Lewis offi- ciating. Burial was in Crockett cem- etery. The pallbearerS, all members of the Washington Hill Fife and Drum Corps were: Richard Bud, Domenic vuccy. Eugene Ford, Will liam Carroll, Joseph Cunningham and Francis Kinney.
 The funeral of George Joud- kojius, also known as George Yet tko, will be held Wednesday morn ing at 8:30 o'clock from the Mazaika funeral home, 10 Porter street, to St. Joseph's Church where solemn high, mass. will be celebrated at 800 o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot, Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Frank Gloudenis will be held tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock from the home, 18 James street, with a mass at 10 o'clock in St. Joseph's church. Bur- ial will be In the family plot at Calvary cemetery.