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Evening star., 1940-11-14
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON ". BURGESS.


II ever there were two scared foxes
those two were Reddy Fox and Mrs.
Reddy as they ran from the terrible
flying giant. Peter Rabbit, watch
ing from the dear Old Briar Patch,
had hoped to see the terrible giant
pick Reddy up and fly away with
him. He was disappointed when the
terrible giant simply flew over them
and did not touch them at all. He
was disappointed, yet down In his
heart. way down deep where good
ness dwells, he was glad that
nothing had happened to Reddy, Of
course.
Peter was beginning to feel little
better. He was getting over the
terrible fright which the stranger
had given him. That is, he wasn't
so frightened that he couldn't sit
up and watch what was happening.
1t made him feel little better to
see Reddy and Mrs. Reddy so scared
Peter has been made fun of great
deal by his neighbors because he is
SO easily scared, but he knew now
that Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy
could be just as badly scared as
ever he was.
When Reddy and Mrs. Reddy dis
appeared in the Old. Pasture, Peter
turned his attention wholly to the
terrible flying giant. He had climbed
so high in the blue, blue sky that
he looked no bigger than or Mistah
Buzzard. He was sailing round and
round and round and round in circles
just as or Mistah BuZzard does.
1t almost made Peter dizzy to watch
him. Suddenly the stranger headed
down toward the Green Meadows.
Down, down, down he shot just as
Plunger the Fishhawk does when
he is trying to catch a fish. Peters
heart seemed to come right up in
his throat. He looked hastily to see
who 1t could be that stranger was
trying to catch, but look as he would
he could see on one at all.
Once more Peter looked up. He
was just in time to see the flying
giant shoot back up into the air
again, just as he had often seen
Redtail the Hawk do when the one
he was trying to catch had got
away. Up went the giant, up, up,
up. Then began such doings in the
air as Peter had never dreamed of.
The stranger came fluttering down
as If with a broken wing. but just
as Peter was sure that this was the
trouble, up flew the stranger again
as we'll as ever. He dropped tail
first, and head first, and sidewise.
He turned over and over in the air,
but always when it seemed as if
something must have happened to
him he would fly as well as ever.
Peter held his breath as he watched.
Though Peter didn't know it, all the
other little people on the Green
Meadows and many of those in the
Green Forest were doing the same
thing.
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Don't Take
Ny Word for It
BY FRANK COLBY.
Around-About

This weeks slip O. the tongue: "It
cost around fifty dollars" No.
Around means encircling; surround
ing. Better say: ''It cost about
nifty dollars"
Wrong: II am about frozen"
Right: "I am almost frozen"
Wrong: 1--WE were sitting around
the ROOM" No, not unless we were
occupying q continuous circle Of
chairs encompassing the room.
Right: I'VE were sitting about (here
and there) the room"
Wrong: "He looked around him" !"
No. How could he look around him
self? Right: "He looked about him."
Wrong: "He looked around and
waved good-by." Right: "He looked
b4ck and waved good-by."
Wrong: Come tomorrow around
6 o'clock" Right: Come tomorrow
about 6 o'clock"
Wrong: I'VE travelled by around
about route" Right: I'VE Travelled
by q roundabout route"
Note. The examples designated as
wrong" are colloquialsms and
should not b used IN serious speech
- WgttinG.
Evening star., 1940-11-14
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POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Many activities are not bad in
themselves; they only need direc-
tiOn.
Evening star., 1940-11-14

Here comes muvver! Down va
60. Nippy, an no matter how
friendly you feel don't wag yer tail!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23
Personal
Couple Honored At Party
On SLIDER Anniversary

A surprise twenty-fifth> wedding
anniversary dinner was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Cullinan of Wood
street Saturday evening at the Cop
per Kettle at Hitchc0cK's Lake.
James Brahen, editor of The Hoos-
lex Falls Press, Hoosick Falls, New
York, was POSTMASTER.
Expressions of friendship and con-
gratulations rejecting the esteem in
which the couple were held were
voiced by Hon. Vincent A. Scully,
Mayor, former Mayor Patrick M.
Perriello, Edward Collins, Martin
Lowe, Hugh M. Gallagher, Thomas
Crosse, Thomas Bowling, Kathleen
Gilbert. The POSTMASTER also intro
duced Thomas F. Cullinan and Mrs.
Mary Rasmussen, who attended the
honored couple Is years ago, and
John and Thomas Culllnan, sons of
the honored couple. A beautiful set
of Minton china was presented to
MI. and Mrs. Cullinan.
Those who participated in making
the affair memorable one were:
Mayor and Mrs. Vincent A. Scully,
Rev. Cornelius P. Teulings, of St.
Josepf's College, West Hartford,
Rev. John A.. Costello of Broad
Brook, Connecticut, Rev. John Dial
of Sacred Heart church, former
Mayor and Mrs. Patrick M. Perriel-
10, George and Annie Dundin OF
Salem, New York, Mrs. Annie Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. James Brahen
and Anne Brahen Of Hoosick Falls,
New York, Mrs. Mary Dundin OF
Hartford, Mrs. B. O'Brien Of ,Litch-
field, Mrs. Mary Rasmussen Of Ter
ryville and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23
Rosary Confraternity
Reflects Officers

Mrs. Frederick Harmon was re-
elected president of the Rosary Con-
fraternity Of the Immaculate Con-
ception church at a meeting Of the
group held last evening at the
church basement. Other officers re-
elected were: President, Mrs. Fred
erick Harmon; vice-president, Miss
Ida Lunny; secretary, Mrs. Loretta
Donahue; treasurer, Rev. George
Reilly.
Plans were made for a food
sale next Tuesday. in the base
ment Of the church at which home
made bread, biscuits, salads, rel
ishes and preserves will BE- sold.
Plans were also discussed for Or
ganizing a study club and a par
ents' education club. A meet
ing will be held in the basement
Thursday after devotions to COM
plete these plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Diogostine
of Wolcott street, who will celebrate
their first wedding anniversary
Wednesday, October %, were the
guests of honor recently at party
given in their honor.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Ms. Michael A. Pompenio, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nave, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Pomponio, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ear
relli, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Diogos-
tine, Nicholas Pomponio 3rd, Mi
chael Diogostine. Constance Pompo-
MO. The children attending were
Michael A. Pomponio, Jr., Marie
Pomponio and Nicholas Pomponio.
Miss Louise Ciriello was hostess
at a spaghetti supper given recently
in honor of her birthday. Those
present were: Misses Antoinette
Ritucci. Nancy Geneva, Betty
Geneva, Mary Ciriello, Edith
Cirie.lo, Lorraine Ciriello, Joseph
Burgio, Jr., Donald Sparano, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Burgio, Mr. and Mrs,
B. Woods, Barbara Woods, Bruce
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ciriello.
josephine Roticci, Florence Ritucci
and Rose Ritucci.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson
of Beacon Falls announce the birth
of a son. Lewis Stanley Robinson
on October 14th, The child is the
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
w. Robinson of Steuben street and
is the great grandchild of Charles
Fields of Steuben street and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest P. Robinson of
Lakeview avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23
Weddings
ReD. Hugh Shields
At Women s Club

Rev. Hugh Shields Of Litchfield.
Congregational minister, lecturer,
humorist, commentator, and in-
terpreter Of James Whitcomb Riley,
gave a talk yesterday afternoon at
the Waterbury Women's club. His
subject was the background and
writings of the Hoosier poet, Of
whom he is one of the country's
leading interpreters. Mr.. Shields was
himself born in Indiana and grow
ing up in that country and roam
ing the haunts of Riley and picking
up here and there anecdotes and
first hand information he is able to
present James Whitcomb Riley with
clearness and humor. His talk yes
terday was thoroughly enjoyed by
over two hundred women.
He laid particular stress yesterday
on the eccentricities of Riley, his
lack Of business acumen, his ex-
IRENE versatility in characterization
which latter made him a splendid
verse writer Of wide scope, his poems
for children, his poems of the
Hoosier country folk and his patri-
otto verse examples of this same
versatility.
Mr.. Shields included in his Riley
resume readings from several poems
including "An Old Sweetheart oil
Mine" "Out To Old Aunt Mary's,p
THE Old Swimming Hole" and 9TH
er favorites.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23

Cullinan, May and Rose Cullinan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos O,Brien, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Costello, Mrs. Mary
O'Brien, Anna O'Brien, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Gallon, Mrs. Eva Col
Inns, Mrs. Rose Dundon, Julia, Mary,
Margaret and Catherine Hickey,
Mrs. Lottie Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Kelly, John, Kay, Helen and Mary
Brio, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gallagher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bowling, Mr..
and Mrs. william Card, Madeline
Card, Mrs. Thomas Francis. Agnes
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Earring
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell,
Mary. Bergin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Moran, ST., and MIR. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Moran, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
gus Madden, Mrs. Martin Gavin, Mr..
ard Mrs. Thomas Gavin, Elizabeth
and Mary Gavin, Mrs. Thomas
Cusick, Mrs. Joseph Mccarthy, Jo-
seph Gavin, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Clegg, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Neagle,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thompson, Cath
crime Thompson, Mrs. Edna Wolff,
Mrs. Fannie Mullins of Newport, r.
l., Loretta Leonard, Frances Cas-
sidy, Mrs. Matthew Colwell, Mar
garet and Nell Lawlor, Michael No
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lowe, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Crosse, Mrs. Mary
Fahey, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blanc,
Helen Reilly, May Lannen, Mae En-
mis-, Mrs. Robert Moran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gunnar Schlander, Kathleen
Gilbert, James Sullivan, Anna Bro
PHI, Catherine Donovan, Mrs. Mar
garet Lowney, Mrs. Molly Dillon, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ross, John Davies, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Phillips. Mrs. Elizabeth Mar
tin and Chef Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Barley, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Prior, Mr.. md Mrs. Patrick Cava-
naugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cava-
naugh, ST., and Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Cavanaugh, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cavanaugh, Mrs. John Re-
gan, Rose Mulligan, Mrs. Harold
Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mo-
ra1., Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lusher,
Mrs. John Riley, Mae Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. I'ank Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23

as host to the winter session of the
national tournament to be held in
Philadelphia the week Of December
2.
Here is a cleverly played hand
with which Mrs. Peterson helped her
teammates to win.
The opening diamond lead was
won with the jack. The king of
hearts was played and East won
with the ace, Mrs. Peterson discard
ing a spade. The ten of spades was
returned. Mrs. Peterson covered
with the jack, West played the
queen and the ace won.
Dumn.y's jack Of lea-tS was led,
East won with the queen and Mrs.
Peterson discarded a club. East
realized he could not lead another
spade, so he played a club and Mrs.
Petersons king was allowed to hold
the trick.
A small diamond was played and
won in dummy with the queen and
the ten. nine and seven Of hearts
were cashed. Then declarer took
the spade finesse, thus making her
contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23

which Miss Kathryn w. Hayes OF
Waterbury, national president, will
preside.
Members of the senior class of the
college, including many girls from
Connecticut, will be guests Of honor
at the reception and tea following
the business session. They will be
formally presented to the national
president by Miss Adele DUNCAN,
president of the senior class. Other
honored guests include Sister Marie
Jose, presi lent of the College of
Saint Elizabeth, and Sister Anna
ConSileo, newly elected dean.
William Rodyn, Familiarity known
as Wee Willie" Rodyn, Metropolitan
artist and talented Victor record
star, will feature special musical
program. Mr.. Rodyn has been con-
nected with the Roxy gang in the
Major Bowes family, popular radio
attraction. He will be accompanied
by Rev. Joseph Conner of Orange,
New Jersey, nationally known musi-
clan and composer. A string ensem-
BILE selected from the student body
of The college, will also furnish en-
tertainment during the afternoon
Reservations from many of the
alumnae of Connecticut have al
ready been received.
Miss Kathryn w. Hayes of Water
bury is honorary chairman of the
affair.
General chairman of the event is
Mrs. Charles s.. Morrow of Newark
New Jersey, assisted by Miss Helen
v. McGovern of East Orange, N. j.,
as chairman of entertainment and
Mrs. Edgar j. Maloney of New York
City, as chairman of publicity. Other
committee members include Miss
Dorothy Felsberg of South Orange,
N. j., Mrs. Paul Burke, MorriStown,
N. j., Mrs. Edward Berg, South Or
ange, N. j., Miss Kathryn Mercy,
Paterson, N. j., Mrs. Carl Schwem-
Der, West Orange, N. j., Mrs. Ernest
Tibhetts, Scotch Plains, N. j., Mrs.
George McLaughton, South Orange.
New Jersey, Miss Dolores O'Neill,
Newark, N. j., and Miss Adele Duni-
gan, president of the senior class.
Among the Waterbury students
listed in the senior class which is
to be honored by the alumnae on
October 18th are Miss Mary Hutch
inson of Randolph avenue, Miss
Anne German of Hawkins street,
Miss Rosalind Price of Chestnut
avenue and Miss Patricia Stanley
of Waterville street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23
Hugh McCabe Is
Honored On Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McCabe en-
tertained at party Sunday in honor
of their son, Hugh, the occasion
being his first birthday. The home
was attractively decorted in orange
and black. Entertainment was en-
joyed with Helen Boyles rendering
vocal numbers and tap dancing. A
delicious luncheon was served.
Those attending were: Sally Ann
and Andy Dalton, Helen and Dom
aid Boyles, John Patrick Reilly,
David and Roger Bernier, Nancy
Eleanar. Raymond and Francis
Walsh, Virginia Darling, Mae, Helen
and Daniel Walsh Dolores and Ellen
Geary, Misses Marie Glasberg, Lor-
raine Boyles, Mrs. Frank Boyles,
Mrs. Patrick DooIing, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McGaugh, John McGaugh, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Reilly, Mrs.
John Walsh, Mrs Marie Glasberg,
Kay Donahue, Helen Walsh and
Mrs. Andrew DeMatteo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23
Miss Anna Mahoney
Honored At ShouUe,

Miss Anna Mahoney OF Taylor
street, who is to be married tomor-
row morning at o'clock at the Sa-
cred Heart Church, was the guest
OF honor at a shower given recently
at the Scovill Girls Club. Hos
teSSeS were: Mrs. Margaret Cliffor
and Miss Helen Mahoney.
Guests attending included Mrs
Mollie Mccarthy, Mrs. Patrick
Griffin, Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Mrs.
Anna Day, Mrs. John Thompson,
Mrs. Margaret Cronin, Mrs. John
Flaherty, Mrs. Mary Nolan, Mrs
Katherine Mussey, Mrs. James
O'Connor, Mrs. Hannah Lynch, Mrs.
John Pierce, Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy,
Mrs. Mary Cronin, Mrs. Nora Aus
tin, Mrs. Nellie Spillane, Mrs. Lewis
Darlington, Mrs. Nicholas Stack,
Mrs. Patrick Halloran, Mrs. Mary
Healey, Mrs. jeremiah Griffin, Mrs
William Taylor;
Mrs. William Joyce, Mrs. Timothy
Lynch, Mrs. William Prior, Mrs.
John McGrail, Mrs. Francis Nc
Grail, Mrs. Morgan Bowling, Mrs.
Katherine Costello, Mrs. Joseph
Drisco1l, Mrs. John Greaney, Mrs.
John OLeary, Mrs. John Ring,
Ktherine Heaven, Mrs. John Or
mody, Mrs. John Crowley. Mrs.
Ethel Murphy. Mrs, john Crowley,
Mrs. Ethel Murphy, Mrs. John Crit
fin, Mrs. Jmelda McKenna, Mrs.
John Martin, Mrs. Nellie Lynch,
Mrs. Michael Hanlon, Mrs. Michael
Mccarthy, Mrs. Nora Sullivan, Mrs.
Arm Halloran, Mrs. Ann Quinn,
Mrs. James Donahue, Mrs. Nora
Walsh, Mrs. James Halloran, Mrs.
Walter Kenny, Mrs. John Conway,
Mrs. Mary Killian, Mrs. Catherine
Coughlin, Mrs. Mary Naughton, Mrs.
Agnes O'Dea, Mrs. Kae Raynor. Mrs.
Georgc Monroe, Mrs. James Carey,
Mrs. Andrew Morea;
Mrs. Timothy O'Connell, Mrs.
Nora Hallinan, Mrs. Garrett Casey,
Mrs. Mary Bresnahan, Mrs. Mary
Meehan, Mrs. Michael Lawlor, Mrs.
Lucille McDermott, Mrs. Patrick
Hussey, Mrs. John Shearon, Mrs.
Edward Hussey, Mrs. Patrick Gal
vim, Mrs. Gertrude O'Strander, Mrs
John Donnelly, Mrs. Joseph Stack
Mrs. Nora Downes, Mrs. Peter
O'Donnell, Mrs. Morgan Conner
Mrs. Maurice Harmon, Mrs. Michael
Sullivan, Ms. jeremiah Wallace
Mrs Leonard Murphy, Mrs. John
Lynch, Mrs. jeremiah Kenny, Mrs
Catherine Brice, Mrs. Marie Car
roll, Mrs. Michael GogginS, Mrs.
Mary Wallace, Mrs. Bryant Ma
honey, Mrs. Anna Ryan, Mrs. Dan
lei O'Neil, Mrs. John Brown, Mrs.
Anna OLery. Mrs. Thomas Kear-
ney, Mrs. Catherine Kennedy, Mrs.
Richard Maher;
Mrs. Maurice Carey, Mrs. Mary
I1tzmaurice, Mrs. Michael Griffin
Mrs. Pauline Matthews, Mrs. Will
liam Madden, Mrs. Patrick Brown
Mrs. Mary Ryan, Mrs. John Bresna-
han. Mrs. Mary Joyce, MRS. Nora
Joyce, Mrs. William Flitzell. Mrs
Julia Casey, Mrs. Daniel Sugrue
Mrs. Fred Ellis. Mrs. Daniel Shee-
han, Mrs. Nellie Smith, Mrs. John
Brown, Jr., Mrs. Margaret Clifford
Mrs. Mary Monroe, Mrs. Maurice
Kelly, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Leon
ard Murphy, Mrs. Margaret. Cliff
ford;
Misses Helen Mahoney, Nancy
Griffin, Margaret Lynch, Frances
Bowes, Helen McKenna, Margaret
McEenna, Nellie Lyons, Nella zu-
kauskaS, Kathryn O'Leary, Bird
rot A6oh0y,av Horx,N Cuaennv Mar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23

B. And p. Club
Hears Mrs. Root

Taking an impartial stand on
current political campaign issues,
Mrs. j. Harold Root addressed the
members of the Waterbury Business
and Professional Women;s club at a
meeting held last evening at the
club rooms. Miss Florence Green
leaf presided. Following the talk a
discussion was conducted.
Plans for winter activities Of the
group were also discussed. Miss
Rena Puffer will talk on current
history at the next meeting to be
held on November 18th. Three
members who are attending the New
York Herald-Tribune Forum this
week will also give a report on the
forum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23
; MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authroity

Mrs. Olive Peterson, of Philadel-
phia, a member of the team winning
the national mixed team of -four
championship this year, has gained
fame in bridge, not only as a player
but as a teacher. She is probably
the country's outstanding bridge
teacher today. She is also presi-
dent of the women's national COM
mittee of the American Contract
Bridge League and co-chairman of
the Philadelphia committee to act
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23
Future Bride Is
rendered ShouUe1

A greenback shower was held at
Nick,s restaurant on Tuesday for
Miss Helen Bruno who is to be
married to John Henry Andreano
on October 18th at Our Lady OF
Mount Carmel church. Hostesses
for the evening were: Mrs. Frank
Bruno and Miss Edythe Bruno.
The guests included: Misses Helen
Doolittle, Viola Mypak, Bessie Schi-
fillite, Mildred Musco, Edythe Bruno,
Lucy Calrando, Josephine Cianculli,
Anna Andreano, Anna Carlelli, Mary
Cianculli, Julia Donffio, Susan An
dreana, Irene Mancini, Julie Orsini,
Angelina Minnella, Alice Mianciani,
Malena DiBenedictas, Helen San
dore, Norine Crosby, Esther Breck-
lin, Sophie Danovich, Edna Michae-
lis, Dorothy Spencer, Genevieve
Oblon, Edith Robinson, Mary E.
Hobart, Alice Northrop, Dorothy
Caravan, Rosalie Winston, Grace
Kelly, Dorothy Bergerson, Navel
johnson.
Ann Bober, Helen Hackbarth,
Nellie Kelly, Ruth 10th, Wanda
M. Ketchel, Gladys Bozuchorski,
Hazel Miner, Melen Kelly, Betty
Killeen, Lena Fucito, Ida Fucito,
Rose Forte, Esther Giannelli, Martha
Dooley, June Limmer, Helen Kones-
XII, Mary Dallesantro, Angelica Ci-
anculli, Mary Busy. Cell Dobard,
Angela Cannata, Liberia Grasso,
Dorothy Smith, Rose Sartini, Mary
Coscia, Doris borrow, Irene Mancini,
Lucille and Ann Iareraro, Mary Ca
pone, Rose Fusco, Lena Salvatore,
Cecile Famiglietti.
Mrs. John Andreano, Mrs. Michael
Bruno, Mrs. Albert Bartolini, Mrs.
Vincent Celozzi, Mrs. Donate Cara
fola, Mrs. Victoria Corpoci. Mrs.
Gene Semeraro, Mrs. Frank Bruno,
Mrs. Michael Jamele, Mrs. Larry
Lovoli, Mrs. Alfred Deleppo, Mrs.
Joseph lombard, Mrs. Anthony
Jamele, Mrs. Daniel Colucci, Mrs.
Dante Fucito, Mrs. Juliet DiVito,
Mrs. John Massimo, Jr., Mrs. Donate
Lembo, Mrs. Concetta Fucito. Mrs.
Peter Sandore, Mrs. Concetta Ca
pone, Mrs. Louise Ricchia, Mrs.
Phillip Bosco, Mrs. Liberato Lepbo.
Mrs. Flora Grasso, Mrs. Giovan-
nina Lembo, Mrs. Joseph Perrella,
Mrs. Anthony Piscotti, Mrs. Dario
Bartolini, Mrs. John DiCoSco, Mrs
Mary Coscia, Mrs. Louis Jamele,
Mrs. Joseph DiVito, Mrs. Mich Clan
culli, Mrs. Teresa DiPietro. Mrs.
Frank Petrillo, Mrs. Sadie Petit, Mrs.
Carl Sandore, Mrs. Rose Caiazzo,
Mrs. Jennie Maselli, Mrs. Marie
Angelicola, Mrs. D. Angelicola, Mrs.
A. MaStrianno, Mrs. John Cfanculll,
Mrs. Gregory Lupone, Mrs. Anthony
Lupone, Mrs. Frank Gallo, Mrs. Rose
Michelli, Mrs. Ralph Famigliettl,
Mrs. Louis lombard, Mrs. v. Man
tino, Mrs. Patsy Carusillo, Mrs.
Louis Lombardi, Mrs. v. Mantino,
Mrs. Patsy Carusillo, Mrs. Louis
Fucito.
Mrs. Charles Blanca, Mrs. Joseph
Anthony, Mrs. Nina D'Amico, Mrs.
Concetta Spino, Mrs. John Garafola,
Mrs. Louis ziello, Mrs. Frank Fon-
tano, Mrs. ]. Lago, Mrs. John D.
AMIGO. Mrs. Josephine Cambino,
Mrs. Pat Andreano, Mrs. Anna Dr.
Paola, Mrs. Joseph Laccone, Mrs.
Joseph Diorio, Mrs. P. Rossi, Mrs. L.
DelPo, Mrs. Joseph Grappone, Mrs.
Joseph Mezzanotte, Mrs. Anthony
Caputo. Mrs. Patsy Crosse, Mrs.
Louis DiPietro, Mrs. Louis Zurlo,
Mrs. Josephine Montagano, Mrs.
Rose Sciascia, Mrs. Donate Garafola,
Mrs. Palmina Sciarra, Mrs. Rose
Sciascia, Mrs. Frank Cordone, Mrs.
Nicholas Varanelli, and Mrs. Carl
Vendetti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-23
st. Elizabeth s National
ALumnae Meets Saturday

The el tune Room of the Hotel
Pierre, Fifth avenue, New York,
viii be the setting for the fall meet
inS and tea of the National Associa-
ton of the 4Alumnae of the College
of Saint Elizabeth which will be
held on Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der Goth, at 2:30. The event will
usher in the autumn and winter
activities of the association not only
in the Metropolitan area but in the
many sections of the country where
regional chapters exist. Preceding
the program of entertainment a
business meeting will be held at