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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
Miss Rena Clark And Mrs. Toms
Winners At Country Club Party

Miss Rena Clark, of Tarboro, was
winner of the high cor prize, an at
tractive crystal cigarette box, at
the bridge luncheon held yesterday
at the Cape Fear Country club an
mex. Mrs. Edgar S. Toms, of Dur
ham, was winner OF the second high
score prize, a pair of floral prints.
Bridge vas enjoyed during the
morning at seven tables and at 1870
o'clock luncheon was served.
Those present were Mrs. J.. Laur-
ence Sprunt, Miss Rena Clark, of
Tarboro; Miss Marguerite Walker,
Mrs. Alex Sprunt. Miss Emma Bel
lamy Williamson, Mrs. Edskr S..
Toms, of Durham; Mrs. Priestly
Conyors, of spartanburg, S. c.; Mrs.
Haskell Rhett, Mrs. Llewllyn C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
MRS. FISHER AND
MR.. VAUGHT WE'D

BLADENBORO, Aug. 6.-J. B.
Vaught and Mrs. Rose Fisher we're
married on Sunday night, August 4
in t h e Bladenboro Presbyterian
church Immediately following the
church service at s o'clock. Rev. MI.
Poole of Elizabethtown, minister of
the evening performed the marriage
ceremony, which came as a COM
plete surprise to every one present.
Announcement was made by the pas
tor that following the last song a
was to be brought before the
church, and Mr.. Vaught with Mrs.
Fisher took their places at the altar
and were married while the congre-
waited in their pews.
Mr.. Vaught is head of the Baden
boro Cash store and a resident If
Bladenboro. Mrs. Vaught, who before
her first marriage was Miss Rose
Lewis, is the daughter Of the late
Horace Fisher and Mrs. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaught will be at
home here after a short bridal trip
at his home on Elm street.
The bride wore a costume Of two
tone blue crepe and white hat and
accessories.
Birth Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Williford an
nounce the birth of a daughter, or
August 6, at the Marion Sprunt an
mex.
y u
Birth Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis T. Davis, Jr.,
of Carolina Beach, announce the
birth of a daughter, 10 Ann, August
5 at Marion Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
Former Detroit Mayor
Faces Income Tax Count

DETROIT, Aug. 6-tR-Former
Mayor Richard w. Reading was
named in a two-count indictment
returned today by a federal grand
jury charging him with income
tax evasion.
One count charges that in 1888
Reading filed no tax return at all,
although his income not including
his SIS, 600 salary as mayor, which
was tax-exempt, amounted to $16,-
500. 83.
The second count alleges that in
1889 Reading paid $928.55 on a tax
able income he returned at ST.
1853. 65, and charges he should have
paid $12, 288. OF on a gross income
of $50, 1863. SO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
PERSONALS

Miss Betty Goodman is spending
her vacation here with her parents.
Miss Jean McCaig is visiting her
father, w. D. McCaig, at his home
on Princess street. 4
Walker Taylor, III, and David
Ormond have returned to the city
from Old Point Comfort, Va.
Miss Darenda Hale and Miss
Frances Denman, of Houston, Tex
as, are visiting Miss Marguerite
Crow at her home on Masonboro
Sound this week. 4
Mrs. F. T. Brock, of Davidson,
who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Philip Schultz, at her
home on North Seventh street for
two weeks, has returned to her
home. 4
Misses Mary Pearsall and Elean-
or Moore, who have been attending
camp at Lake Waccamaw for the
last two weeks, have returned to
the city. 4
Miss Mary Catherine Murrin has
arrived from New York to spend
this month with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Connie Murrin, at Caro-
lima Beach.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
E. B. Gibson and son, .Faisou
Pierce, of Washington, D. c., Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. HUE, of Warsaw
and. Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Best are
staying at the Calder cottage at
Wrightsville Beach. 4
MI. and Mrs. Edgar Nash and son,
and Mrs. Walter Trask, of st. Louis,
are spending, sometime at the Beach
land cottage, Wrightsville Beach.
Mr.. Nash is a former resident Of
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hanson have
visiting them at their home at
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07

French, Mrs. flames A. Crahford, of
Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs, Leon P. An
drews, Mrs. Maurice H. Moore, Mrs.
Marsden Bellamy, Jr., Mrs. Donald
B. Koonce, Mrs. David S. Harriss,
Miss Alice Borden Moore, Miss Mary
Borden Wallace, Mrs. Roberta S
Hardin, Mrs. J. Archie Cannon, Jr.,
of Concord; Mrs. William A. Hal
loves, of Charlotte; Mrs. Gray Hicks,
of Greensboro; Mrs. Marion Y. Keith,
of Greensboro; Mrs. H. l.. Keith,
Mrs. j. o. Broughton, Miss Octavia
Gordon Doran and Mrs. Earl Bou-
shee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
L APPOINTED

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 6-tR-
H. F. Willkie, democrat and broth
er of Wendell L. Willkie, the re-
publican presidential nominee, was
appointed today to the advisory
group of the Republican Kentucky
Central committee. H. F. Willkie
is an executive of a Louisville dis
tillery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
INJURED

LONDON, Aug. 6-R-Several
civilians were injured and some
property damage caused by an ex-
plosion yesterday in a coastal viii
lage in East Anglia, northeast of
London, it was disclosed today.
Further details Of the explosion
were not revealed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
DIAL 1911
BOLTON MARRIAGES
ri ANNOUNCED

BOLTON, Aug. 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
o. B. Davis, of Bolton, announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Mary Louise Davis, to Clyde Carl
Hilburn, July 27, at Marion, S.. c.
They will make their home in Eliza.
BEETHOVEN.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07

The watermelon party sched-
uled to have been held tonight
at higgins on Masonboro Sound
by the Goldenrod chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star has been
postponed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
lolorful Punch
And Cakes Just
Right For Party
,,ps GAYNOR MADDOX
O Service Staff Writer

NEA Service o'aii ~
v.,nesters can enter the great
YouD for budget economy based
DIVE t.+tine the most nutrients for
On ss aast expenditure. Let t h e m
th he. le their parties. But make it a
have " the budget is being watch
r,ls' No parties without nutrients;
s ss' l can have a gay and delightful
l l.ssst' and still follow sound eco
r0as, ,roe bowl of colorful punch
A ia Chocolate chip cakes will
anu ana = perfect party menu.
man n,spBERRY GRAPE PUNCH
serves 20) 49,.
DIN sugar, 4 cups boiling
one mo. q can raspberries
Ss!5l - cups fresh raspberry pulp
Of ,;ce ! quart grape juice, IL
anu 1emon Juice, l quart carbona-
s tsd water, 8 bananas.
'q n;sso1ve sugar in boiling water;
-. DI'''' Add raspberries, grape
t iire lemon juice. Pour over
. umr niece Of ice. Just before
,slSi add carbonated water and
bananas cut into l-inch pieces.
CHOCOLATE FLICK CUP
CAKES
tso medium cup cakes)
nsckaee e ounces) semi
.' on chocolate, 2 IA cups sifted
s sase' flour, 2 IL teaspoons baking
r sp u teaspoon salt, IL cup
p,,tter or other shortening, l cup
s,,ear. 8 egg whites, unbeaten, "a
c Sue' milk, i Il teaspoons vanilla.
w r,,t each small square of choco-
late in 4 TO 6 pieces. Sift flour
once. measure, add baking powder
and salt. and sift together 3 times.
cream butter, thoroughly, a d d
slgar gradually, and cream togeth-
er until light and fluffy. Add egg
whites lido not beat them) one at a
time, beating thoroughly after
each. 49,,
Add -four, alternately with
milk. a small amount at a time
beating after each addition until
smooth. Add chopped chocolate
and vanilla. Turn into creased
cup.cake pans, filling them % full.
Bake in moderate oven (375 de-
grees F. 20 minutes, or until done.
Note: chocolate may be reduced
TO u package a ounces) if coarse
ly chopped.
Use the three egg yolks Il ef t
from the whites used in the cup
cakes for scrambled eggs for
luncheon tomorrow. c m hi n e 3
yolks with 3 whole eggs. Beat with
fork until well distributed. Add salt
pepper and 10 cup whole milk.
Beat lightly.
T0MORR0W's MENU
BREAKFAST: Seedless grapes
scrambled eggs, toast jam,
coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Clear tomato
soup in cups, crackers, + re sh
vegetable salad, hard r Of Is,
plum tarts, tea, milk.
DINNER: Round steak patties,
mashed potatoes, buttered beets,
lettuce and green pepper salad,
fruit cup, chocolate fleck cup
cakes, coffee, milk. 81
. = /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07

Wrightsville Beach, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Elmer Reich and Ted Hobe, of
Manhassett, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Dorward,
of Bolton, the marriage
of their daughter, Ruth Marion Dor
ward, to Gayther Boyd Lennon,
July 81, at Marion, S. C. They will
make their home in Eliztbethtown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
Club Clock

The Euphian class of st. An
drew's Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. j. F. Vines, ALT
Campbell street this evening at
8 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
ClarktOn News

CHARLTON, Aug. 6.-The open
air meeting, which has been going
on at the CASTOR Hester mill at
Clarkton the past two weeks, will
continue through this week. The
services are conducted at 8 o'clock
each night by Evangelist Mrs. Car
rie Bordeaux, of Wilmington, and
is being assisted by others.
Mrs. Laura Dell Craven is I'M
dergoing treatments in Bakers
sanatorium, Lumberton this week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
Leland News

Leland News
Miss Jane Fisher, who has been
spending a few days with Miss Bet.
ty Lou Powell at her home in Leland,
has returned to her home in Rose.
bOrO,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
SOROSIS CLINIC
IS SLATED TODAY

The weekly baby clinic conducted
by the North Carolina Sorosis will
be held this morning from 9
until 10 o'clock at the Sorosis
clubhouse on North Third street.
Mrs. Springs and DR.. Adair will
be in charge. Mrs. A. R. Kinney
is chairman for the month of Au-
gust.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
TO ATTEND BREVARD

BREVARD, = Miss Mildred Bel.
lamy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. W. Bellamy, Wilmington, h a S
enrolled for study at Brevard col
lege next year, according to infor-
nation released from the admins
tration offices this week.
Miss Bellamy will begin study
here on September "a, opening date
of the fall semester. She is a grad
uate of the New Hanover H i 6 h
school. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
Birth Announced

Birth Announced
Mr., and Mrs. Henry l.. Taylor,
Jr., Of Atlanta, Ca, formerly of
wilmington, announce the birth of
a son, Henry London Taylor, III
on August g.. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07

Mrs. S. D. Collins and Mrs.
Walter Horne will sponsor a
supper on Friday night at the
South Wilmington clubhouse
from 6 until 8 o'clock. All funds
raised will go towards the club
house. Reservations may be
made by calling 4o06 not later
than Thursday night.
The regular meeting of Rebe-
kah Degree will be held Thurs
day evening, August 8 at 8
o'clock. All of the officers Install
ed for the new term are request
ed to be at the hall at 1880 for
rehearsal. Visitors in the city
members of the degree are invit-
ed to attend the meeting. Men,
bers are urged to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07

ADVERTISEMENT
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07

MI. and Mrs. Louis Hanson have
visiting them at their home at
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20
Kathryn Murphy
Is ShouUer Guest

Mrs, william A. Sullivan OF Chase
Parkway entertained at q niscel-
laneous shower on Thursday even
ing at her home honoring Miss
Kathryn Murphy who Is 10 be mar
ried on Saturday June Goth to
John Carey. During the evening O
varied program Of entertainment
was enjoyed. The home was attrac-
lively decorated with cut flowers. A
delicious luncheon was served. The
bride TO be was the recipient OF
many beautiful gifst. Those attend.
ing were: Mrs. Emily Englesen, Mrs
Ethel Hamilton, Mrs. Rose Mariana,
Mrs, Mary Parker, Mrs. Kathryn
Hunter, Mrs. Monte Sullivan, Mrs.
Mae Kulman, Mrs. Margaret ODons
neil, Mrs. Adele Comcowich, Mrs,
Mary Marco, Mrs. Nellie George
Mrs. Mary solomita, Mrs. Marion
Aspinall, Mrs. Rose Green, Mrs. An
Gle drande, Mrs. Theresa DE Meo,
Mrs, Carmella Crocetta, Mrs. Olyn1-
pia, Fratea, Mrs. Ada Merluzzi, Mrs
Martha drablowski, Mrs. Mildred
Kelly, Mrs, Anna Cont, Mrs. Mary
Coretto, Mrs. Anna Lang, Mrs. Lucy
ehuman, Miss Isabelle ZilinskaS,
Miss Mary Romano, Miss Eileen
Murphy, Miss Anna Landzius, Miss
Patricia Boxx, Miss Madeline Dill.
Ion, Miss Mary Danaher, Miss Lena
Torra, Miss Antoinette Del Croce,
Miss Frances AsBenza, and MISS
Kathryn Murphy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20
STRAND

Jack Benny In his newest and
biggest comedy Buck Benny Rides
Again" opened Its four day engage
fTlent OF Warmers Strand theater
yesterday, and capacity audiences
ore. still talking about the gags,
music and hilarious comedy that
makes this picture O must see".
II you intend 10 see this hit DO.
fore II ends Saturday evening, and
you really should, we recommend
On extra strong belt 10 guard
against side.Bplitting; and your
Oldest dress or suit OF clothes,
against rolling In tho aisles. For
Benny's newest picture is undoubt-
eddy his funniest, and II you con
contain your mirth when Jack
mounts o horse and rides the herd,
then you are tougher than yester-
days audiences.
We further defy you not 10 howl
with laughter when Rochester does
hig inimitable imitation OF Fred
Astaire. And we guarantee youv
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20

asy for Expert; Cross.Rutf Fails
Tough Hands Are Eas,
BY VIM. u. MCKINNEY

A trip TO Chicago would not DO
complete without o visit with r, w,
Cob Halpin, o past president and
one Of the organizers Of tho Amer.
lean Bridge League.
Ono Of the first questions Bob
asked was, "When are you bring.
Ing tho fall session Of the national
tournament 10 Chloagos We know
that Philadelphia Is getting II this
year, but how about Chicago Tor
ieli?" u sounded like o good Idea
10 me, but Of course the tlme.and.
place committee went start talking
about that until the meeting OF
Asbury Park the week Of Aug. 3,
"HowS your duplicate" ! asked
Halpin.
'i'm 0 rubber bridge player now"
no replied. "Played In 0 duplicate
not long ago, and imagine nearly
everybody missing this hand" And
he gave me today's hand. He com.
planned that they oil tried TO cross.
ruff tho hand, but no said, there's
win the first heart trick, cash
the ace Of clubs and IA: Q club.
Now lead 0 spade and slnesse the
nine-spot, When Q heart ID returned,
discard o diamond, lead another
spade from dummy, and overtake
with the queen. Now ruiz another
club, cash the diamond ace, ruff
o diamond, pick up the trump and
oil OF the clubs ore good.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20
In The Local Theaters
STATE

BY far one OF the greatest and
most stirring pictures ever to BIZ
made In Hollywood was unreeled
yesterday OF Warmers State theatef
where the screen version OF Thorn
ton Wilders Pulitzer winning
play, "Our Town" opened Oh en-
gagement OF four days.
Filmed by the man who was re-
sponSible for the eminently success
fui Goodbye, Mr.. Chips" II boasts
On outstanding cast OF stars headed
by Martha Scott, william Holden,
Frank Craven, Thomas Mitchell, Fay
Banter, Beulah Bondi, Stuart Er-
win, Guy Kibbee, Ruth Tobey and
many others who enact the stirring
and poignant story OF "Our Town"
with unfailing brilliance.
Miss scott, who created the role
OF Emily In the New York stage
production, turns In O performance
that Ia completely moving and sin
cere, while william Holden, portray
Ing George Gibbs, proves himself
once again on actor Of great talent
and outstanding brilliance.
Thomas Mitchell, o. DR.. Gibbs,
merits the highest praise that words
con convey for acting that can only
DO described aS superbly moving and
unforgettatiy exciting. Prank Craven,
% tho narrator, plays his role with
the adFoitness and deftneS OF O
wn.to.earth realiSt. And oil tho
other performances In the picture
rank with the best the screen has
ever presented.
Full OF tho rapid-ilre action and
adventure that makes for real screen
entertainment rs tho second big hit
Murder In tho Air" which stars
Ronald Reagan, Lyla Lys, John Litel
and James Stephenson. The fast
moving plot deals with tho activities
OF enemy secret service agents In
this country and the daring counter
espionage agents whose courage and
bravery foil their sinister attempts.
Plan now 10 500 this great show
before II ends Saturday evening
and remember you can relax In OR
conditioned comfort OF the State.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20

DO dancing tho Shuttle OF 10 Roch-
ester-er- Buffalo In the aisles, I'm.
Lens you have iron-bounG power.
All OF which Is by way OF saying
that Jack Benny and his radio
troupe against O horse-opera back.
ground have the time OF their lives
and 80 will you when you SEQ them
OF the Strand.
Assisting Benny N Rochester, who
still continues 10 heekle his boss and
steal scenes aS well as hi cigars;
Phil Harris, Andy Devine and other
popular members Of his radio com.
pany.
Co-featuring the program will DO
Adventure In Diamondg' with
George Brent and ISa Miranda In
tho co-starFing leads.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20
POLLS

Tonight at o p. m. the Loew Pol
Theater will present Movie Party
the thrilling game OF fun and for
tune at which 800 In cash awards
will DO given away TO the winning
members OF the audience. Everyone
Ii eligible to participate In this
game, and each OF you has On equal
chance 10 win one OF the many big
prizes, 30 make up o party and be
sure TO come down
On Saturday, Edison, The Man"
opens u four day engagement OF the
Loew Poll T'heater. One OF the
years outstanding hits, II stars
Spencer Tracy, one OF the foremost
character actors on the screen to-
day. Fresh fro mo series OF success.
full pictures, each OF them O big hit,
Tracy now gives one OF tho great"
est performances OF his entire ca
reer. Everyone will remember him
Oh the priest In "San Francisco;
Oh Gunner" In "Test Pilot; as
Manuel In Captains Courageaus";
as Father Flanagan In Boys
Town and as Major Robert Rogers
In the very recent Northwest Pas.
sage" H0 has also twice won the
coveted Academy Award for his
superb work. In Edison, The Man"
Tracy again proves himself O mas.
ter Of real-life portrayal-espeeial-
ly In regard 10 tho qualities OF
down.to-earth huinanneSS and
sparkling humof--virtues which are
proved aburdantly In the many On.
eedotes still related about Thomas
Edison.
The feminine lead Of tho picture
goes 10 lovely Rita johnson, who, as
Edison's beautiful and devoted wife,
has the most important role OK her
career. Then, too, there Ia Henry
Travers, star OF "You Can't Take II
With You" and Felix Bressart,
comedy find OF "Ninotehka" and
1.-THE Shop Around The Corner"
Also In the selected cast are Charles
Coburf, Gene Lockhart and tho boy
star Gene Reynolds.
On the same program Ia another
smash hit-"Chaflie CHAINS Murder
Cruise" In which the super sleuth
sets out 10 Sciye the weirdest most
eerie mystery OF his entire career.
Sidney Toler will portray the title
role, and Keye Luke will again DO
his alWays-wrong assistant.
Attractions current OF this thea
tor ore Phantom Raiders" with
Walter Pidgeon and Florence Rice,
also-"ski Patrol with On all-star
cast!
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20
Weddings
Ladies' Aid Benefit LasUn
Party VIII Be Held Tuesday

party "a Tuesday, June . ak TIE
home a ARrs. harry Eaelscher Of
WateEtown. TIE proceeds a the
event Win be used 6y the Ladies
AID society for needy families
Memheas who VIII have cars
available are asked 10 contact the
president mrs Frank Meyers IN Or
der that transportation may Be ar
ranged for everyone Wishing 10 at
tend
ms joseph Schemes = chair
man o. the event and the co-chAtr-
man are Mrs Joseph Goldberg and
NrS, Harry Elelscher with the fol-
lowing members assisting. mrs, Jo-
Seph utenSky, MRS. David Rototf.
MrS. frank Slrktn. mrs. Louis
Fucker, Mrs, Edward 0oldoerg. mrs,
Harry LeherSnan, Mrs. Louis David
son. Mrs Harry Wilenchik. mrs.
Abe sherman. Mrs. Bessie 0ol00erg.
Mrs. Mark Kass and mrs. Joseph
Goldman.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20
Miss Marie Hebert
IL SkoOer Guest

MRS, Donat nedard was hostess ii
a miscellaneous shower given Ia
honor Of Miss Marie He6ert who, d
70 be married On June 18th 10 Al.
bert Landry.
Those attending were: mrs, Ar
thur Raribault MRS. Joseph Ayotte,
Mrs. Adelard Baribault, Mrs. Emile
Hrodeur, Mrs, Latlmer. MRS, Alex
ander Qenest, Mrs, Russo. Mrs, Felix
Petit, Mrs. Aldrio Normandln, Mrs,
Floyd Laperiere, Juliette BlaiS,
Marie Hehert and Mrs, DonAe 4edard,
Mrs. Alice Fitzgerald entertained
at her home on Madison street Tor
her daughter, Miss Alice Mary Fit1-
gerald, who was graduated recently
from the waterbury Catholic high
school.
Those attending were Marion Me-
Nulty, Virginia MoNlulty, Kay Moss,
Mary Moss, Kay whitney, Dorothy
Neville, Margaret Lapman, Rita
McDonough, Eileen Murphy, Leila
FOX, Margaret sullivan, Elizabeth
plunkett, Mary 0reaney, julia Nc
Donald, Elizabeth IAayy, Beehe
Neville, joan Kelly, Ann Moran,
william Carroll, Robert Kelly, jay
Kelly, John Regain, Robert 4opler,
Thomas o'Connor, Jr., Ray Neville.
Joseph Neville, Robert Benxlger,
John Drophy, Frank sullivan, Louis
Kerwin, John Neville, Edward 0ass,
William Neville, Jr. Francis lap
man, John Whitney, william Whitney.
Robert Veillette. Maurice Titsger.
gerald,
Mr.. and MRS. Joseph Moss, Mr..
and Mrs. James oReily, Mrs, b.
Lapman, Mrs. Mary Broderaek, Mr.
and Mrs. william Neville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Fran, Mrs. Richard
Sullivan, Thomas Neville, MRS.
Catherine Moss, Mrs. Daniel Me-
Nulty, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly, Mr.. and
Thomas C'Connor Of White Plains,
Mrs, Edmund Moliale, Mr.. ana Mira,
N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Weddings
TRUsEOw.0mLKTT

GMONAVW~WAhAsRN
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Harmon
Hdsal OF Geneva, N. Y, have issued
invitations for the wedding June -
OF their daughter, Miss Mary OIL
lett, to Benoni johnson, Trllslow
Of Southport. Rev. Mr.. Edsal viii
perform the ceremony ct II O'Clock
noon IN Trinity Church, Geneva, A
wedding breakfast will follow In the
rectory, Miss 0illett Is q grand
daughter OF Mrs. Mary e. 8. Root
and Of Mrs. Arthur L, 0illett Of
Hartford, and the late Rev. Arthur
l.. 0illett,
Miss Kate Durfee Of Geneva, N. Y,
will be maid Of honor for Miss OIL
lett, and the six bridesmaids viii
include five Of her classmates ct
Smith College; Miss Charlotte Lit
tie Of Winona, Mimi; Miss Jeanne
Slate OF Hamden, Miss Teresa
Kleiner OF New Haven, Miss Frances
Beardsley Of West Hartford, Miss
Mary Ann voorhees, OF Amsterdam,
N. Y. and Miss Ann Lindsey Of
Geneva,
David stoddard OF Southport will
serve as best man for Mr.. Truslow
and the ushers will be johnson Stod-
dard, Goodwin Stoddard, Frederic
sturges and Gerrit Van Schaiok, ell
Of Southport, James Truslow Of
Whltinsville, Mass Thomas Trus-
low, Jr, Of Rochester, N, Y, Eads
johnson OF Morristown, N. j., and
Mr.. Samuel @. Edsal OF Geneva,
Miss Gillett attended 81. Mar
garet's School, this city, the Brown
Moore School In sante re, N. N,
and was graduated this June from
Smith College.
Mr.. Truslow prepared OF the Kent
School for Yale University from
which he was graduated In 1885,
Both are well known In this city.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-20

The weekly meeting Of the Sem.
pre- Inpaetuyn sorority met Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Con-
ME Place. Of Catherine Avenue,
Plans for the summer vacation
were discussed and final prepara-
tons viii be made at the last meet
ing,
Members inoludes Marie Adorno.
Violet Capone, Tess DaMiani. Ma
rte de Matteis, sophie Faxzino.
Mary Palo, Connie Place. Gene
We've Sponxa and Viekie SaMtoro.
Next and last meeting viii b
held at the home Of Miss Tess Da-
miami Of High street.