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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

Mrs. Spencer Green was hostess
Friday evening for party at her
home. 22o Olympic place. Seattle,
complimenting Miss Clara Lundri-
gan of this city. who Ia to become
the bride of Harris Green We'd
nesday evening. Going from Puy-
allup were Miss Lundrigan and
her mother. Mrs. w. f. Lundrigan;
Mrs. Fred Green. Mrs. David
Evans. Mrs. w. J. Kemp. Mrs.
Myrtle Wargo, and the Misses
Doris and Ruth Alexander and
Margaret johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO-Dean Wayne l.. Morse of the Uni
versy of Oregon Monday announced he will resign as ab
TRAITOR of Pacific coast waterfront disputes unless ongshore
men agree to comply with his order pass through ship
clerks picket line at the Panama Pacific docks here.
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Morse Resigns His Post as
Arbitrator ON Waterfront
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dean resigned Pacific arbitrator
protest against the refusal International
and Warehousen,ens obey ruling directing
the nwU to work cargo \ City o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

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tor Roger xie~ president. Mrs.
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Mr. John stroh treasurer. nrn
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eecums officers Of ths ne~ orgsni-
xstion. Mrs.. c T. Iaw and Mrs.
William Gun9sr we're elected 20
their places.
Monday evening AZ ! % the
Mems brotherhood will hold its
first meeting since the summer re-
eeas- " u Dennis viii preside.
Harry Greengrass Is secretary.
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To Serve Lunch

The Ladies Aid of Peace Luz
theran church will serve lunch
Wednesday from i1:45 a. m. until
2 o'clock in the social room. Fri
day evening the senior choir win
meet for rehearsal under direction
of Miss Kathryn johnson. Satur-
day morning the junior choir will
be reorganized by Miss Margaret
Christensen.
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Luncheon Tuesday

Our Lady's club of AL Saints
church is having 1 o'clock des-
.sert luncheon and card party
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Reception Postponed
Hostess TO Past Matrons

Miss Hattie Whitworth will be
hostess for the meeting of the
Past Matrons club of Naomi chap
ter, o. E. s.. at her home on 4th
ave. N. w. Wednesday. A no.
hostess luncheon will be served at
1 o'clock.
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Honor Bride-to-Be


Miss Doris Forslund, who Is soon
to become the bride OF Frank Svo-
boda, was complimented at a
shower Friday evening at the
home Of her aunt. Mrs Herman
Lindberg OF 1908 nth st, S. E.
Mrs. Walter Elske assisted. Guests
included Mesdames d. Robinson,
A. Saers. G. Hilton and Robert
Sheets Of Tacoma; Miss Helen
Lindberg Of Port Orchard, and
Mesdsmes Ralph Lubbe, Rex Mil
Ter. John Svoboda, Robert Scheyer,
Peter Forslund, NJ. L. Healey, Carl
Forslund, Miss Lena Tonette. Miss
Martha Svoboda and Miss Sophie
Forslund of Puyallup.
Mrs. Scheyer Hostess
Mrs. F. L. Scheyer has called a
meeting of the executive board of
the Methodist women's council at
her home. 20e It'll ave, N. W.,
Tuesday afternoon at / o'clock.
First Card Party
The first in a winter series of
card parties will be given by the
Past Pocahontas club at Redmen's
hall Wednesday afternoon, after a
l o'clock luncheon. Mrs. F. w.
Carey will have charge of the
cards. Mesdames Ray Goodner,
William Wischemann and Cyril
Law form the ticket committee.
Reception Postponed
The reception honoring w. NJ.
Buckmaster, grand warden of Odd
Fellows, scheduled for Tuesday
evening. has been POSTPONED until
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-03-23
Financial Statement
Pine County, Minnesota
For the Fiscal Year, Ending December 81, 1888
Prepared by J. E. Therrien County Auditor

To o Commissioners:
OF the receipts
of
including
and Habiit and
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Furniture and
Equipment

To Whom Issued Amount
American Publishing Co.,
rental of typewriter ......... 3.35
L. B. Fink, Check writer 49,. $500
Marchant Calculating Co.,
Rental of Marchant ........ 25UO
Miller-Davis Co., Card and
transfer cases ............... 50.U0
Poucher Printing & Litho Co.,
Typewriter stand ........... 1851
Typewriter Shop, Inc,
Typewriter brush .......... .85
5 1870
Repairs of Furniture & Equipment
To Whom Issued Amount
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Mechanical service ......... 12.2U
Marchant Calculating Machine
Co.. Repairing Marchant ma
chine IS3
Monroe Calculating Machine
Co., Inc, Repairing Monroe
machine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 31.S
Typewriter Shop, Inc. Over
hauling typewriter, mimeo-
graph parts ....... 1851
5 69.77
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11
ANDERSON HONOR
ROLL ANNOUNCED

The scholastic honor roll for the
second marking period at Anderson
grammar school, announced this
morning by Principal Mary q. De-
laney. follows:
Grade GA Honors-Paul Conrad,
Rosemary Masone, Edward somfna
b acknowledgement Chaplin. Joseph
Ciminera, Joan Clark, Arnold Dipie-
tro, Joan Mercier. Fred Thornley,,
jeanette Pronovost, Rowland Rae
burn, Herbert Feirer, oberta Yaveh-
CHA.
Grade IA honors--Mary Lord. 3
honors - Joseph Aureli, Umberto
Carlcne, Jean Dickson, Judith FL
well, stephanie Horbachuk, Louise
Leavenwortf, Joan Nora, Lois Pull
yer, Jane .schlander. Claude squires.
Grade 0-B honors--Audrey ALL
berg, Warren Helming. Thelma
Lynch, Joseph Mack. Ann Rietdyke.
Pauline Rosasco, Carmine saturno.
Geraldine somma.
Grade "a honors- Patricia Lord,
Shirley Peterson. d honors-An.
thony Biancardi, Doris Cole. Beverly
Conrad. Dorothy Mathews. sven WI
berg.
Grade "A lloncrs--Francis Mer.
cicr. B hcncrs-shirley Aitchison,
Anita Clark, Mary Marine, deorg.
Ina Mascie. John Wiberg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11
Beth Israel Group To
Sponsor Bridge

The Daughters OF Beth Israel will
sponsor a bridge and Channukah
party at the Hebrew Institute to-
morrow evening.
The committee In charge Of the
event includes: Mrs. Max Hart,
chairman assisted by Mrs. Samuel
MAdnick, Mrs. Max Winning, Mrs.
joseph Matzkin, Mrs. Sol Siller, Mrs.
Harry Cohen, Mrs. Karnofsky, Mrs.
Israel Solomon, Mrs. Samuel Dbl
ner, Mrs. Jacob zakheim, Mrs. Jo-
seph Dorfman, Mrs. Samuel Levin,
Mrs. Jacob WaS8er, Mrs. Harry
Rsiss. Mrs. Antoine Rose, Mrs. Max
Steinhorn and Mrs. David Swirsky.
Mrs. Betty Morse OF Grove street
was hostess at surprise party Civ.
en- In honor OF her daughter Shir.
ley, who celebrated her twentieth
birthday, Thursday evening.
Entertainment and games were
enjoyed. An interesting feature OF
the party was q surprise grab bag.
A quiz given by Mrs. Morse was also
enjoyed by the girls. A most DELI
cious luncheon was served by cans
d., light.
Those attending were Marion,
Rock. Thelma Barone, Janice Ci-
magic, Mary Simaglio, Doris ID 10.
renzo. Connie Minervini. Dorothy
Rosato, Marion Brown, Mrs. Betty
Morse, and Shirley Morse.
The IoSca Pinochle club held It's
weekly meeting at the home OF
Harry Wilke recently. Prizes for
high scores were won by Aida
Giusti and Margaret Mandino. A
luncheon was served and plans were
completed for dinner dance 10 be
held at Three Cups inn next month.
Miss Lena F'eliciani Is chairman
and Harry Wilke Is co-chairman OF
the affair. The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Aida 0iusti.
A meeting OF the Trianone club
was held recently at the YMCA dur
ing which the following committees
were chosen for the year; Program,
Dorothea Geraghty, chairman, a..
sisted by Christine Hunter and
Marge kopp: social, Mary Killian,
chairman. assisted by Mary shugrue
and Margaret O'Neill ana publicity,
Eleanor o'Neil. and Anne Bowie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Guild Card Party
Well Attended

A large card party was sponsored
recently by tho Junior Guild Of st.
Johns church, At the same time q
sale Of Christmas candy and fancy
work was also conducted. The COM
naittees in charge included: Refresh
n,ents, Mrs. Frank Granger, Mrs.
Samuel L, Miller Mrs. Ward Hob
bic, Mrs. Frank Bristol, Mrs. Helen
Stncaster, Mrs. Chester Ford and
Mrs. William Bowers; fancy work,
Mrs. H. Leroy Woodcock; candy,
Misses Marion MacKeever and Ruth
McKeever; cards, Mrs. Edward
Moriarty and Mrs. Chester Ford.
The following members and guests
were present: Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm,
Miss Ada Treat, Miss Marion King,
Miss Ethel zizlat2ki Miss Myra Nell
son, Mrs, Mary Treat, Mrs. Gladys
Ballard, Miss Anne Lambert, Miss
FTeda Wright, Mrs. Gildea, Mrs,
Bertha Rudder, Mrs. j. j. Good
rich, Miss Nellie Brown, Mrs. w. p
Morey Mrs. Ellie Kelsey, Miss Eva
Naylor, Miss Helen Moran, Mrs,
Gertrude White, Mrs. Francis Ayers,
Mrs. Richard Willard, Mrs. John
N. Lewis, Rev. John N. Lewis, Mrs.
Lucy Smith, Mrs. Ann Mccoy, Miss
Irene Powell Mrs. Fred Greatorex,
Mrs, Robert Greatorex, Mrs. Louis
Wenzel, Mrs. M. H. MacLelland,
Mrs Mrs. Lucy Lockhart, Mrs,
Charles Ashbora, Mrs. Marie Quinn,
Mrs. Willis Machin, Mrs. j. william
Gardner, Mrs, Lydia Clarke, Mrs
John l.. Lineburgh Mrs. Starr
Oldershaw, Miss Theresa Heilbut,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barlow, H.
Leroy Woodeock, Mrs. Richard
Baldwin, Mrs. Patrick Brick, Mrs
Hubert Cunningham, Mrs. Charles
Mosgrove, Mrs. Edward Sampson
Mrs. George Bailey Mrs. Edward
Wells.
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Manville
Mrs. Henry Pensel Mrs. George
Manville, Mrs. Alfred Murtagh, Mrs
Edward Mraz, Mrs. Forrest Ross
Mrs. Joseph Neill, Mrs. Herbert
Taylor, Mrs. John Healey, Mrs
Paul Lauro Mrs. Edward Kenna
Miss Fannie Lauro, Mrs. William
Dorr, Mrs. Frank Driscoll, Mrs. Rob-
ert Jillson, Mrs. Edward Sickmund
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kamack, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Moriarty Mrs
w. H, Bower Mrs. Edward Molin
Mrs. Audrey Harwick Mr.. and Mrs
Seth Bailey, Mrs. Edwin A. Wells
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

Francis Reilly chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Franklyn Bergin and Mrs.
Thomas Klines; toys and dolls,
Miss Eileen Mccarthy, chairman,
assisted by Misses Mary Grimm and
Marguerite O'BrieTl; mems articles,
Miss Mary OLeary, chairman, as
sisted by Miss Helen Mccarthy and
Mary O'Donrell, cakes and food,
Miss Elizabeth Grady and Joan
Bradley, Marie Grimm and Mar
garet German; aprons, Miss Muriel
McClaferty, chairman, assisted by
Patricia March and Rose Knapp.
The annual Christmas dance Of
the Alumnae Is scheduled for
Thursday, December 20th ct Wav-
erly Inn. The dance will be open
to friends as well aS alun1x1ae
members and will be se1ni.formai.
Miss Marguerite Shea Is In charge
Of arrangements assisted BY Mrs.
Ann Wengertsmann, Mrs. Margaret
Ryan Shea, Misses Marie Barbieri,
Ann O'Connell, Lillian Hayden and
Eleanor Fitzgerald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. william Barton OF
East Main street are spending sew.
eral days In Springfield, Mass.
Donald II. standiford Of Walnut
street, student In the college OF
Chemical Engineering, ~, at Cornell
University Is one Of thirty-six stu
dents who have been pledged by
Pershing Rifles, an organization OF
UpperclaSsmen In n o. r G. inter-
ested In Clas.order drill
Mis- Kathleen Thompson has re-
turned TO her home on Highland
avenue after spending q few days
In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Foster OF
New York are spending several days
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Martin OF South Main street
Misses Rita Tomiinson and Dor
othy Pierson Of Baldwin street are
spending O few days In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weston Of
Wolcott street have returned after
spending the weekend with rela-
tives In Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

Mrs. H. Mitchell wallace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Hart, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin G. Northrop,. Chauncey 2.
Goss, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Kaynor. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D.
Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. Elton 5. Way
land, Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
White, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w
Holcomb. DR.. and Mrs. Goodrich
T. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Goss. DR.. and Mrs. M. Hemiil-
way Merriman, DR.. and Mrs, Wa4-
ter Barber and Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Van G. Lucas, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald s. Tuttie
also entertained a large group at
their home in Middlebury.
Mrs. Thomas Behan and Daughter
Anita of Wyman street are spending
a few days in New York City where
they are registered at the Commo
dore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11
Many Toys Received At Tea
Civen By Catholic Women

Diocesan Bureau of Social Service
where they are most needed.
Miss Kathryn w. Hayes, chair
man OF the council, was In charge
OF arrangements, assisted by Misses
Mollie O'Connor, Helen Mcdonald,
Lucy Bowes, Mary Devereaux, Mary
Schmidt, Josephine Menotti, and
Catherine Conner. Miss Hayes
briefly addressed the group previous
10 the singing OF Christmas carols
by about for,y-flve children from
Notre Dame Academy. The children
sang several groups Of songs In
English, Latin and French accom-
panied Oh the organ by nun from
the Notre Dame music department.
A large tree was stationed at one
end OF the room decorated with
blue lights which color was carried
out with combination OF silver In
the large reception room decorations.
At the opposite end Of the room a
creche was arranged on the mantle
surrounded by figures and lighted
small bulbs Sprays or pine and
IlSHHoCh were uoSU hieo Al VIC EOOHi
decoration.
Following the singing Of carols
tea was served, Mrs. James M. Lord
and Miss Catherine Maloney pre-
siding at the tea table. Rev. Eugene
p. Cryne, Diocesan Bureau direc-
tor was present and spoke briefly
10 those persent. Miss Mollie OCon-
nor was chairman In charge Of the
tea, assisted by the following:
Mrs. Fred Rochon. Mrs. Martin
J. Tehan. Mrs. Mary Skehan. Mrs.
John White, Mrs. James A. Lord,
Mrs. Thomas j. Nolan. Mrs. Charles
Wollchlager, Mrs. Albert Centerbar,
Mrs. George Goggins, Mrs. Thomas
Donahue and Mrs. Frank Newcomb,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11
MERRIMAN HONOR
ROLLS RELEASED
Lists for Second Marking
Period Issues By Prin.
cipal Today

Many pupils are on the honor
roll for the second marking period
OF Merriman school. according To
the office OF the principal.
The honor roll follows:
Grade ga - Helena Bowling
Frances Codianni; B-Frank Pam
dolfo, Wyhibe Haddad, Florence
Boucher. Elizabeth santilii, jose
phine Distefano, Sophie Polonis
George Eyon, Walter orudzinski
Cecilia schiavo. Eleanor vitaie.
Grade 7-A--Rose Marie Minicuc-
ci;B-Fred Fussc, Lois Robinson
Theresa Muccino, Mary Polonis; G
-Enrico Veliuccin, Ida Bottachari
Marie Tedesco, Gertrude Marconi
John Cortese, Raymond Cruciarii
Marguerite Garcia, Eugene vellucci
John walsh.
Grade e-A--ehiriey Northway
Joseph Ciarcia: B-Eileen Walsh
Florida Aimeida, Elizabeth Coretto
Edith Haley, Edith Del Principe;
C-Robert Dezinno, william echi"
avo, Frances pirole, william Jonn-
son.
Grade B-B--John sasso, Gather
Inc Hurley, 0ino De Cesare, Pau
line La Rosa. Josephine oaudino
Mario Rosato, Freddie Vioiette, Bet
~ Beatty, John Collucci, Vincent
Palladiro; C--Viola Aibino, Michael
Albert, Gregory Lupone. Dolores
Promotico, Dennis Bowling. Ruth
Minicuccl. Carmella santora, Anne
Efcoli, Gloria soucey.
Grade 4-B-Martii diordano
John zampino, Donate, Fratoddi
denevieve Bbordone, Mario Bot
tachari, Lucille Moliica, Margaret
Stance
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11
ODer Thirty Club Sponsors
Initial Dance OF Season

Russell Weber, Mr.. and Mrs
Winthrop Buttrick, Mr.. and Mrs
Bennett Bronson, DR.. and Mrs, Wal
ter L. Barber and Mr., and Mrs
Ralph S, Munger.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Shirley Fulton
of Hillide avsenue gave q cock
tail party at their home, the invi-
tation lit for which included Mr.
and Mrs, Samuel p. Williams, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs, John S, Dye, Mr.
and Mrs, julius B. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence P. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs
Rowley w. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs
LeaVenworth, p. Sherry, Mr.. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

The Waterbury Council Of Catho-
lie Women sponsored toy shower
and tea Sunday afternoon at the
Diocesan Bureau Of Social Service,
SO Church street. About one hum
dred and fifty women attended, each
bringing o toy to place under the
Christmas tree. Many who were
unable TO come sent toys suitably
wrapped. All these were marked
as TO age and for boy or girl. Over
two hundred toys were contributed
and these will be distributed by the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11
Women Voters
Luncheon Friday

The Waterbury League OF Women
Voters will hold their December
luncheon meeting on Friday,
December Is, at 1880 o'clock OF the
waterbury club.
Deputy Commissioner Of Labor,
Morgan r. Mooney will be the prin-
cipal speaker, having as his topic,
Collective Bargaining" All persons
interested In hearing the speaker
are invited TO come to the club fol-
lowing the luncheon when they will
be most welcome.
On Tuesday, December 10, at 1880
o'clock the League will meet at the
Mattatuck Historical Society at
which time Problems Of o Neutral
United States will be discussed with
Mrs. r. I. Wood as leader.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

st. Mdry's Nurses ALur,nae
NAranges December EUents

Members Of ST. Marys Nurses
Alumnae will gather for their bic
monthly meeting on Tuesday, De-
cemher 18th instead Of on Thursday
as originally scheduled.
Plans will be completed for the
Christmas sale which will be held
on Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember 18th and i4th at the nurses
home on South Elm street.
Committees In charge OF the
sale include: fancy articles, Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

CORNELL CONTKACT CLUB
Top scorers In the Friday after
noon session OF the Cornell Contract
Club conducted by Mrs. John G.
Moriarty were: North and South:
Mrs. George doggirs and Mrs. Jo-
seph McAFdie, ~ Ia; Mrs. George
Carney and Mrs. L. Forman, Al and
ast and West Mrs. william Meister
and Mrs. John Finn, 40 and Mrs.
John Bush and Mrs. John Barry
tied with Mrs. Thomas Finnegan
and Mrs. w. II. Cink, 40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

The Prospective sorority held their
meeting recently at the home OF
Miss Anna q. Sciascia OF Charles
street. Following the meeting Miss
Marion Sciasci was rendered O sur
prise party and presented with q
beautiful gift.
Members present were; Misses
Florence Farina Anna M. Sciascla,
Mary CriStilio, Ann Farisla, Anna O.,
sciascia, Kate and Margaret Covi-
clio and Sally Sciascia. The next
meeting will b, held OF the home
OF Misses Kate and Margaret Cow
clio OF South Leonard street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11
Young Adult Group
Gathers At Meeting

The Young Adult group Of the
italian Baptist church held It's
regular meeting at the home Of Miss
Lena Rizzutl recently The president
Miss Ann Fiermolte presided at the
business meeting. II was decided
meetings would last one hour and
contain religion. education, business
and social matters lasting In fifteen
minute periods.
Business matters discussed In
cluded the age limit for Conn.
Young Peoples league and the Con-
ference and Tenth anniversary
banquet OF the league 10 be held
In the Spring. Refreshments were
served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

Mrs. Wallace H. Clark, Mrs, James
Abercrombie. Mrs. Edgar Peircey,
Ernest Derouin, Mrs, Ernest Der
ouin, Mr.. and MRS. Albert Blan-
chard, Mrs, B. West, Mrs. Nelson
johnson Mrs. A. Barron, Mrs. w, A.
Kunschner, Miss Lamyra Gibbs,
Miss Eric w. Benedict Miss Mar
garet Boden, Miss Cora r. Cromp-
ton, Miss Dori Morton, Miss Edith
Morton, Miss Florence Montambault,
Mrs. Sherman Brainard, Mrs. Louis
DreXler M. Albert Corby, Mrs. A.
w, Thompson, A. w. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs, Walter Folgman, Mr., and
Mrs. George Lynch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

Australia e short OF ships because
Of vessels requisitioned for war pur-
poses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

Paris Is reopening its public H.
braries at night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-11

The first dance of the season
sponsored by the Over Thirty Clue
was held on Friday evening at the
Country club. Fine bows and other
Yuletide decorations were used in
the ballroom. About SIS couples were
In attendance.
Before the dance Mr.. and Mrs
Adrian Van s. Lindsey inter
tained at large cocktail party at
their home In WATERFOWL In honor
Of their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Campbell Of Benning-
ton, VT. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs, Barton Heminway, Mr.. and
Mrs, Merritt Heminway, I'd, Mr.
and Mrs. Rodney Chase, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman H. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Kellogg Plume, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert l., Mcknight, Mr.. and
Mrs, Theodore Lilley, Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel r. Bronson, MIR, 'an0
Mrs. Robert L, Coe, Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Coe, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard D. Ely, Mr., and Mrs,
Roger S. Sperry, Mr.. andMrs
Gerald 9, Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Hart
Jru Mr.. and Mrs, George A, Goss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton S. Wayland
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Banney Of
Elizabeth, N. j., DR.. and Mrs. j.
Harold Root, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard v. Phillips, Robert K. Chand-
Ter of New York city, Mrs, Eliza
beth Kimball English, Mr., and
Mrs. Charles p. Durfee, Mr.. and
Mrs. julius B. Smith, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James r. Sheldon, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Harris Whittemcre, Jr
DR.. Edwin Pyle, Wills M. Tate,
William H. Feeter, Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs, Woos-
ter M. Garfield, DR.. and Mrs. e
Evening star., 1939-01-29
NEAR WALTER REED.
HOUSES FUR. OR ukEUR.

bath (can be used as . aptsl: partly fur
nished or unfurnshed DIXIE REALTY
CO, Natl $3.50. Sun. Randolph 1862.