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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Memorial Guild
To Meet Tuesday

Luther Memorial guild Will meet
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Miss Grace TorEeson, a2is 30,
Durango. Miss Edna Anderson,
Mrs. Belle Forsberg and Mrs.
Mazda Nero win be the assisting
hostasses. The meeting win be
called 10 order al . o'clock by the
president. Miss Thelma Kraabsl,
After a short business session. the
program for the evening viii be
presented.
Devotions viii be led by Miss
Beata just. There will be a vocal
solo BY Miss Garnet TorKeson and
talk. accompanied by coiorsd
motion pictures Of the new Luth-
srAn homs In Puysiiup. BY Mr.. v.
v. Thorsn. Mrs. Thorsn, with
her husband, will be a guest Of
the guild and Will answer qDes-
tons concerning the new homs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
C. P.S. Gym Event
Is Anticipated
Misses Rsiszsl and lrls
Nsmsd co-ehsirmsn

The College Of Puget Sound
Gym Jubilee. . gala affair
sponsored each year by the
Women's Athletic association.
il TO be given Thursday eve
ming q, 7.an in the college
gymnasium, The public Is In
vited TO attend. Miss Mary
Reitxel and Miss Margarita
lrlc are co-shalrmen for the
event. and are being assisted
BY Miss Doris Gfanlund and
Miss Marjorie Jenkins. nd
wiser Of the organization.
Exhshisinns 1t various sports
have neen arranged. amanx them
Being fencing. hsdmsnsan and has
ksthall. There y n ~ . fencing
drlli with twenty fencsrs refssei.
p~slng. then novelty fencing en-
hIhlts and = duel, Miss Mary Ann
falusich, Miss fsousse f'iass. Myi~s
Barrett and Robert SHAT will pre-.
sent an exhihitidn of mtxsd doahlss
II hadminton.
The cllmas and outstanding
event ~ the program IL the crown.
ing % the Jubilee Queen. whoss
Identity viii not bs revealed until
the celebration. Richard Hinat.
president 81 the student body. viii
offioiate. The last event Oh ths
program will be basketball game
between a womsn's slI.ssar team
from tho college and the Logger.
sttas, womsn's city champions
Committees assisting tina chair.
men ~ the Jubilee are Miss MARY
pngan and Mlss Elisabeth Hens
in charge u publicity, and Mas
Louise Jnyko, ticket chairman. and
her assistants. Mlss Doris sommsr,
Mas Murisl wonds. Miss nests
Jane Pyle Miss Dorothy MstssenD
Miss Helen Johnson and Miss
Louise purand.
Tacoma chapter. Order n East.
srn star auxiliary. wili meet In
the Masonic temple wsdnsss~ ,
afternoon for a 1880 o'clock linnh.
ron. Mrs q n. rowslis Ia chair.
man Of the hosts.s COMMITTEES and
will be- assisted BY nssdsmes A :
West. w q. nerasy. Anna y Null.
y. Richard rhair and hlss sophls
Preston.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Catholic Women 10 Meet
Al Won Boecklin Home

Mrs. August Won hoeckiin viii
extend the hospitality 81 her home
At "a East Road 10 members ~ the
Catholic Womans Club on We'd
nesday afternoon Al o'clock. The
meeting over which Mrs Gerald
ratten will preside will be followed
by tea hour. Mira. ratten has
called a 1880 board session pre-
eedinE the tea. At the home Of Mrs,
c. p. Hurkey. ais No. Prospect.
Mrs. James u. Egan has Ar.
ranged the program for the after.
noon during which Sister Albert,
o. \. ", superior Of IT AIMS
home. viii he tho guest speaker
Her topic will be The Problem of
Child Welfare" She has been
speaker on many occasion inolud-
ing the state conferences of social
agencies.
Mrs. Won Hoeeklln will be- assist.
ed during the tea hour by Mes.
danes William Ellis. IT.. Joseph
Manley. J, r. Simpson. Cleo Hen.
riot and James Mckons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
April Bride-Elect
Is Complimented
Miss Laura Robinson In
spires Party at Boyce Home

For Miss Laura Robinson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Robinson, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Lawrence Scar
will be an event of April 6,
Mrs. S. H. Boyce entertained
at her home in University
Place, Saturday evening. She
was assisted by the bride
elects mother and Mrs. Roy
McLachlan.
The affair was a miscellaneous
shower with buffet supper fol-
lowing. Daffodils were used on
the table and green and yellow
tapers were set in crystal holders.
The guests played games during
the evening.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hewitt and their three
daughters, Jean, Martha and Rose
of Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Nc
Chesney and daughter Marion of
Sumner, Mrs. San Clement. Mrs.
Harlow Bryson and Mrs. Monroe
Annis, of Puyallup, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Mcconnell and daughters
Lorraine and Barbara, Mrs. Beth
Kincaid, Mrs. Ruth Lang, Mrs.
Henning Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Robinson and daughter,
Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nc
Lachlan, Miss Rena Saugen, Miss
LaPlant, and Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce.
Loveland Ladies' Aid will meet
on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Ed Flannery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

Included among the many hav-
ing tickets for one or both operas
are Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Reyes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Canadian. Mr..
and Mrs. Lowell T. Murray, Mrs,
George stiekney and son. Jerome,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno odlin and party,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Staatz and
party from Sumner, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl f. Weiss.
Among the others who win be
in the large throngs on Opera
Nights" will be DR.. and Mrs Bur-
ton Brown, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
r, McCreery, Or. and Mrs. Charles
Engels, DR.. and Mrs. T. II Duer-
feldt, DR.. and Mrs. Miles PARROT.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Minton, DR..
and Mrs Clarence Friars. DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mckay, and DIR. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Smith.
Still others planning to hear the
San Carlo company, which is also
including ballet on both evenings,
are Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Couzens.
Mrs. Welles Wheeler, Mrs. J. NJ.
Gaylord and party. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. o. Burmeister, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Haley, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o.
Lynn and party, Mrs. D. d.
Schneider and Miss Maude Purin-
ton and party.
Other opera-goers will be Mr..
and Mrs. z. r. Marble, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Orr and party. Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Peetz, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Connor, Eugene Saunders
and guest from Centralia, Mrs. r.
M. Price. Mrs. J. A. Reder and
party, Mrs. Frank Nash, Mrs. Jesse
Tibbits, Mrs. Ida Morisse and Miss
Nave Olds and guests.
Still others having reservations
are A. X. Vary and party from
Montesano, Mrs. w. f. Burkhart,
Howard Ericsson from Seattle, Mr..
and Mrs. George Cove, Mrs. George
Heath, Mrs. Paul Page and party,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lindsay, Miss
Ebba Peters and party, Miss Flora
Pletke and party, Miss Margaret
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Thune,
and the Misses Helen and Margaret
Long, and Jessie and Stella Lilly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Business Group 10
Feie New Members

Tacoma Business and Profess
sional Women will meet at DR..
Myrtle Ely's home, 1909 No. Yaki-
ma, at s O'Clock Wednesday eve
ming, for a party for the new club
members. The arrangements for
the evening are in charge OF Mrs.
o. 3. Brown and Miss Fannie
Stephenson. The club is 10 be rep
resented in the dsffodil parade
with float. Mrs. Horton Dennis
Ia the chairman Of the float COM
mlttee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Scores of Reservations Made
For Operas April | and z
Many Look Forward 10 Presentations Of Verdi.
III Trovstore" and Gounod's "Fausi"

The Temple heater viii be the gathering place April
and for hundreds of Tacoma and Southwest Washington
music lovers when the San Carlo Opera company presents
two popular operas, Verdis %" Troyaore and Gounods
Faust"
Since this these operas only being presented
in Tacoma during the San Carlos appearance in the North
west from Seattle have made reservations for the Ia
performance That opera music popularity received
by Tacoman evidenced by the fact that the great majority
of patrons have secured tickets for both evenings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Seminary Girls
In California

Three Annie Wright seminary
girls, who are enjoying their spring
vacation this week. left Wednes-
day for California. The girls are
the Misses Bonnie Jean Gritty,
Jane Bronson and Winifred Sax
ton. They will meet Miss Chitty's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gritty
in southern California and accom-
pany them home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
To Have Speaker

A meeting Of the Women's guild
Of St. Johns Episcopal church will
be held Wednesday at the home
OF Mrs. Albert Dock, guild presi-
dent, at 1913 So. Junett. at two
o'clock. Guest speaker will be Mrs.
d. A. somervlle, vice president Of
the Women's auxiliary of the Do
cese Of Olympia, who will speak on
the work of the auxiliary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Sisters Will Teie
Junior Guild
Preus Girk tiosiesses
tuesday 81 Portland Hone

Misses Mary Louise and
Priscilla rrcus VIII be host
eSses 70 members Of the Trim
ity Junior guild Tuesday eve
ming in their home in Park
land. Following devotional
exercises and community
singing. Miss Blanche Fish
viii speak on Thy WIN Re
Done" Vocal selections.
when Song Is Sweet" and
Into the Dawn With You,
will be presented by Miss
Pearl Stauffaeher. She viii
be accompanied by Miss Muir
lei Dawley.
Recent projects az the guild In
elude the presentation II an Easter
song service at the Old Peoples
home in ruyallup. contribution 20
the Pacific Lutheran college stu
dent loan fund IN memory % Mr..
Daniel Fiotre. and contribution
10 the iandscaplng project OF the
Pafkland public school grounds
Recently organised As a branch
Of the Lutheran Daughters of the
Reformation. Junior Guild menu
bers who viii he formally affili-
ated with this national organixs-
ton this evening include Mes
DANES Elsa Mommsen. Norma
Dahl. Joyce Anderson. Daniel
Fiotre; Misses Barbara Xavier,
Rosalie Jensen. Patricia and Rsb-
etts Rrottem. Mary Louise and
Priscilla Prcus, May Pellet. Gladys
and Avis Rowland. Merle Johnson.
Sylvia storaash. Blanche Fish,
Mildred knudtson, Jane Hangar.
Alma stolce, Anna Olson. Betty
syare. Annie Lien. verns Ander-
son. Charlotte Gregory, Alice
Ford. Doris and Elizabeth Dahl.
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, Mrs Smith opened the meeting
with the regulation ritual follow
ing which Mrs. William Adams,
Mrs. J. o. n. Laws and Mrs. H..
X. Nickelsen were unanimously
elected TO membership In the chap
ter. After the usual business Mrs
Charles e. Taylor was presented
by the program chairman. Mrs.
Taylor read paper. showing
much historical research, entitled,
Education In the Colonies. with
especial reference to Benjamin
Franklin"
Hosfesses for the Faster tea,
which followed. were Mrs. Robert
+. Lee, Mrs. Lottie J. Ryan. Mrs.
Stanton Warburton, sr., Mrs. J.
H. Kitlar, Mrs. w. Il. Naltby,
Mrs f. b. King. Mrs. Charles r..
Taylor and Mrs. W. y Liggett.
Mrs Warburton and Mrs Taylor
poured. The iace-coVered table.
set with cleaning silver and an
tique cut glass was centered with
massive crystal bowl OF the new
Twink jonquils II was sur
rounded with a flat arrangement
Of hyacinths and 81. Brigid
anemones in soft pastel shades
thanked with crystal caDdelabra
holding lighted golden candles
The individual cakes, Stimulating
open baskets. filled with pastel
oolored pastry flowers accented
the Easter motif, Mary Ball 10
sending q fun quota Of delegates
10 the state conference at Wslla
walls this week. Members who
have signified their intention %
attending are Mrs Percy Creath
Smith. Mrs stanton Warburton,
sr.. Mrs. Guy X. Bewellyn. Mrs.
c. c Aellinger. Mrs. Dwight l.
Mason. Miss Charlotte Driskell,
Miss Emma NOR
Virginia Dare Chapter
Members Of Virginia Dare chap
ter. D. A. r.. gathered st the hons
Of Mrs. William Mecresry Monday
afternoon for tea and book talk
by Mrs. Clark Gould Life and
Lsbors 81 Herman BisnnernaEset'
vas The book which Mrs.. Could
chose 10 review. the story dealing
with the life Of Aaron Burr.
Mrs Charles n. WEIGH and Mrs.
Veronica Allen presided A. the TEA
table which was centsred BY a
long. low arrangement q red
carnations. blue dslphinium and
white carnations.
Assisting POSSESSES were Mes
danes J d Fletcher. 2 II Heiiig.
Philip c. Kyle and hliss Katelis
Purinton. Mrs. Weldon Pascoe
presided over the business session.
TWO smb hers Mrs. A. n.
Heath and Mrs Ralph G. schssffer
will leave Tuesday evening Tor
walls wAlla where they Wli a.
tend the state D. A. X. oonfsfsnes.
Degree Of Honor club Will meet
with Mr. Warren Neihst. 1911 50.
Yakima, Wednesday. Mrs Y. PIP.
pinooff 21il assist ~ the y O'Clock
luncheon Mrs Fred Thompson
Will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
TINS IS HOW 70
QUICKLY nElp
ECZEMA ITcnlMo

To relieve the dreadful toxmsssu
nf serena and pfa<Bsts fsstsf hesl-
liik 81 lts asafasatins fsshea. faf-
iow the ssssnpls sf many pkyos.
clans whe advise Fnsism 10 soguk1i
hsss conditions. They kno~ ppsl1sn
works faster bxssa<s " 10 senssn@
sFstsd and possesses The pe<sils<
properties Of p<netfsting ths euser
layers sf the sksa. auishIy soeshins
ard greatly bsnsfisssns The ,ffissisl
sfsss, Pusisfn ; proven ffiend 70
millions suffering The sefasnts II
ssssms. V nniY Zoe "a ysux drug
aisi Get yeus moneys worth Of -
ssf todss az.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Reviewers 10 Hear
Mrs. Hallen Thursday

Mrs. Junia Todd Hallen will be
the guest speaker for the Amateur
Book Reviewers Thursday at 1880
o'clock at the Mccormick Branch
library.
Mrs. Hallen's subject will be
Spring in Black and White
Those interested in current books
are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Mrs. Price 10 Entertain
Kappa Delta AIumnse

Kappa Delta alunnas viii meet
Wednesday afternoon ~ the hosns
Of Mrs. n ~ Price. 1871 Nc,
Prospect. All alnmnas are cor
daily invited 20 attend. Rsssr.
yatlons should be made with ths
hostess st Proctor saes.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Interesting Meetings Enjoyed
By Two D. A. R. Chapters
Mrs. Percy c. Smith Opens Home TO Mary Ball Chap
ter Mrs. William MeCreery, Virsnia Dare Hostess

halo of spring and the glad Easter time pervaded the
meeting of Mary Ball chapter of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution Monday afternoon at the home of the regent
Mrs Percy Creah Smith Crystal bowls of golden daffods
placed about the and hall gave glamour the stately
home.
Especially notable the heirloom antique Dresden
filled with the lovely blooms which placed the
fireplace mantel. The whole formed fitting background
for the many charming spring of the so ladies
present
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
WAKE Up YOUR
LIVER BILE

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Pro America 10 Meat
Friday al Bonneville

Preceding thF f<4uiAf H1o1 h<n<Hs
roa nesting II Pm America -
Friday II ths ftenneviil>. . heard
session has s~<H ssls<d from IL
nrlexk until II % Par the pm.
gram which wsll fpiivw tn~ lunst-
san. Mrs Clark fsauta viii pre-
sat current svsnss ard Mr. Jees
J Sullivan ~ Seattle wsli .psnh -
'srns Needs n tne Hoas."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

Tho nay g. nnbsvts emw1liary.
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sss& II is1a pActfis avs. rnuF~1ay
and Frsdsy. Mr. Lester r. Clara.
president ~ ~ auxiliary. - 49,
pointed Mrs 4. = Aekerir -.
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burgess. Guy n Msisns. Arthur
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mind Lee.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

Degree Of Honor club viii meet
with Mr. Warren Neinst. 1911 So.
Yakima, Wednesday. Mrs v PIP.
pincoft N3ii assist ~ the y O'Clock
luncheon Mrs. Fred Thompson
Will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-10
|EMPLOYE HELD ON COMPLAINT
Failed to Deposit Money in Bank; Bag Leads to
 Arrest

Maurice ". wilson, %, Of 142 SpeTTy street, charged with theft of $43.18 from his employer, the Apothecaries Hall co. was granted a continuance to tomorrow when he was arraigred in city court this morning before Judge John L. Gaff- ney.
 wilson was arrested early this morning by Detective Lieut.. John Calvin. Wilson, according to Lieut.. Calvin, was sent to bank yesterday to make deposit, but did not re- turn to work after he left. Later the company's money bag was found by street department worker in a catch basin at Holmes avenue, near West Main street.
 The street worker brought the bag to police headquarters Lieut.. Gall win made a search for Wilson and found the accused at his home. Will son was arrested by Lieut.. Calvin and Sergt. Anthony Mariana.
 Five nolles were granted in court, they were Joseph Masaitis, 24, of 40 Washington street, injury to per- sonal property, nolled without pay ment. Matthew A. Donner, 30, of 58 Norris street, Hamden, Conn, speed ing, nolled on payment of $10; George H. Day, 20, of 45 Harpers Ferry road, road rules, nolled on $5 payment; Harold J. Stieler, 30 R. F. D. No. 2, Prospect, road rules. nolled without payment. and Walter Kuhta, 20, of 9 Billiard street, Meriden, speeding, nolled, $10 payment. Charged with abandonment of wife and cohabitation with another wom- an, Chester Mrozinski, %, of 8 Mitchell avenue, was granted con- tinuance until Dec. 26.
 An appeal was taken to the com- mon plea court when Joseph Crafa, 37, of 261 Willow street, charged with road rules was found guilty and fined $10 and cost. A bond of $50 was posted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-10
CHRISTMAS TREEI
 FOR GREEN DUE|
7O-FOOt Timber FeIled in Woods Near Wigwam
 Reservoir Yesterday

Waterbury's 7O-foot Christmas trees, which was felled in the woods near the Wigwam reservoir yester- day, was expected to arrive on the Green today, although, owing to the size of the tree, park department officials said they could not be cer- tain it would reach here today.
 The lofty timber was not chosen until men under Tree Foreman Walter Lefty" Ford had secured the woods for several days looking for one that would meet require ments. When they finally found the evergreen, it was so deep in the woods the men had to cut down sev- eral other trees in order to clear an area for operations. This took some time, but the tree was finally chopped down.
 Park Superintendent Jam es Curtin's office said today the big tree will be transported to the city. It will be slow job, however, so Waterbury may not see the tree erected on the Green before tomor- row or Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-10
FraterndL Neus
Italian Brotherhood

Plans are being made by cofll- mittee of the Italian Brother hood Fratellanza Italiana) for holding its annual ball at the Buckingham hall on Saturday evening of January 11th.
 It being the largest Italian American society in the city, hun- dreds of local citizens look for ward to. the coming event as one of the outstanding in the com munity.
 The general committee is head ed by ex-President Arcangelo Simaglia, who is assisted by Vice President John Izzo as vice chair man. Nicola Perugini is the secre- tary of the committee and Joseph Cicchiello, treasurer.
 Others members of the commit tee are Frank Marucci, Angelo Gambino, Domenic Liberatore. Umberto Santopietro, Michael Giuseppe Rubino, Peter Di Leo, John Sforza, John De Pastino, Stefano Matarazzo, Roc- co Cretella, Antonio O'Alessandro, Peter De Cicco, Antonio Genua, Giuseppe Troiani, Agostino Agos- tini, Frank Vellucci.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-10
JUSTICE DEPT.
 JOINS WITH DIES
Continued from Page Il

l. The Dies committee will de- termine for itself whether a set of facts which 1t has developed should be referred to the department for prosecution or should be disclosed in aid of formulation of legislation.
 2. The contact between the at. torney general and Voorhis will be maintained to settle "unpredictable situations" which might arise in cases which the Dies committee de. cided to expose in conflict with work of the justice department.
 3. The Dies committee will bear in mind" in considering cases to be referred to the department for pro- secution that no convictions can be obtained in the courts because of activities, however objectionable and injuries to the public interest, unless they also violate a specific federal statute and can be established by technically admissible evidence, le- gally obtained.
 4. In cases which the Dies con- mittee feels should be prosecuted utmost secrecy must be maintained and no information, will be disclosed
 5. The justice department will furnish the Dies committee informa- tion obtained in its investigations whch is not involved in probable prosecutive action. Reports of the Federal Bureau of Investigation must be held in strictest confidence by the Dies committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-10
May1OWer Camp

The MayfIower Camp, Royal Neighbors of America, elected off, cerS last night at a meeting held in the Mechanics hall. Before the meeting there was a children's Christmas party which was attend ed by IS children.
 The elected officers were: Or acle, Mrs. Jean Mclean; vice. oracle, Mrs. Martha Moriarty; past oracle, Mrs. Nora Lynch; chancellor, Mrs. Ann Mclean; re- corder, Miss Margaret Doyle, re- ceiver, Miss Margaret Cunning ham; marshal, Miss Mary Chris tian; assistant marshal, Mrs. Dor othy Doyle; inner sentinel, Mrs. Libby Culbert; outer sentinel, Mrs. Katherine O'Connell; pianist Miss Catherine Connor; color bearer Mrs. May Honyotski; man. ager, Mrs. Elizabeth Sinnot; Mod esty, Miss Margaret Thompson; Courage, Miss Katherine Calvin; Endurance, Mrs. Mary Flaherty; and physician, Dr. Joseph Burke.
 Installation will take place Jan uary 13, presided over by Mrs. Nora Doyle, district deputy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-10
STURCES FUNERAL
 WAS HELD TODAY
Many Delegations at Rites for Former Community
 Club Head

Members of local fraternal, civic and social organizations attended the funeral services of Frank A. Sturges, which were held this morn ing at Il o'clock at the Alderson funeral home with Rev. M. Webb Wright, pastor of the South Fed erated church, officiating.
 Representatives of the Washing ton Hill Community club, the Ear benders, and the Plumbing Depart ment of the Chase Co.,, formed hon. orary delegations to pay final trib- ute to their former prominent mem Der.
 The active bearers included: Will liam Kelly and Theodore Donahue of the Washington Park Community club; Thomas Evans and Frank Eagan of the Loyal Order of Moose; and George Baker and Morris Con- don of the Chase Foremen's associ- ation.
 Burial was in the new Pine Grove cemetery.
 Members of the Earbenders' club of the Washington Park Community club were among the many persons who called at the funeral home last night.