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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26
Irene Ruble Is
 Birthday Guest

Miss Irene Ruble, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Ruble of Riverside street was honored at party at her home recently the occasion being her tenth birthday. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts. Lunch was served and games were played.
 Those present were: Misses Mar ion Bergenas, Edna Vabolis, Ruth Eidukevicius, Florence Gursky, Ter esq Brennan, Edmund LusaS, Ed ward Staskauskas, Helen Saldukal- tis, Biruta BalciunaS, Mary Ann Staskauskas, Ruth Gursky, George Brennan, Albert Staskauskas, Mar ion Simkus, Mrs. Anna Staskauskas Mrs. Margaret Shimkus and Irene Ruble.
 A Passover bridge was held yes- terday afternoon by the Daughters of Beth Israel for the benefit of the Talmud Torah. Hostesses were: Mrs. Samuel Drubner, Mrs. Harry Horn- bein, Mrs. Samuel Madnick, Mrs. Jack Kunofsky, Mrs. Max Sobel, Mrs. Samuel Basron, Mrs. Samuel Matz- kin, Mrs. Jacob Bloom, Mrs. Phillip Levine, Mrs. Yale Matzkin and Mrs. Phillip Gottlieb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Eastern Star Has
 State Contention

The annual convention of the grand chapter Order of Eastern Star was held yesterday at the Foot Guard hall in Hartford at which time Mrs. Evelyn J. Lounsbury of Branford was elected grand matron.
 Charles H. Leonard of Rockville was elected grand patron.
 Other officers elected were Grand Secretary, Mrs. Ida B. Nixon, Mid- dletown; grand treasurer, Miss M. Louise Ginand, Bridgeport; asso- ciate grand matron, Mrs. Mary Lear Windsor; associate grand patron, w. Raymond Baker, New Haven; grand conductress, Mrs. Laura B. Gorham, Norwalk; associate grand conductress, Miss Laura G. Taylor, Norwalk.
 The newly-elected officers were installed this evening by the fol- lowing staff: Past Grand Matron, Mrs. Ruth Angrave Jones, Water bury; past grand patron, Alfred .Westcott; grand chaplain, Mrs. Jes- sic E. Pinney; grand marshal, Mrs. Dorothy L. Labensky; grand organ ist, Fred L. Fleetham; assistant grand organist, Mrs. Connelia Led gard; grand warden, Mrs. May F. Rasted; grand sentinel, Sylvanus s. Borden; Soloist Miss Isabel M. Vest colt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26
3 McKENNEY ON BRIDGE
Solitaire Players Get Final Test in Most Difficult Game
 of Series
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

Tournament is variant of the solitaire La Nivernaise. Two full packs of 52 cards are shuffled to- gether, and eight are dealt face up in two vertical lines of four each. Space should be left between the two lines sufficient for a row of four cards.
 These first eight cards are the tableau. If no ace or king is dealt in the tableau, shuffle and deal again-unless you are an extreme optimist.
 Next deal six piles of four cards each, face up, in a row below the tableau. The four cards of each pile should be overlapped so that all are visible. In dealing, com plete one pile before commencing the next. (Do not deal by rows of single cards) These six piles form the talon. Put the rest of the pack (72 cards) aside for the mo- ment.
 The top card of each talon pile,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26
Personal
B And ? Club Members Enjoy Dessert Bridge

A most successful Dessert bridge was held last evening by the Wa terbury Business and Professional Women's club at their club rooms on West Main street.
 Miss Mary Hennessey and Miss Ellen Davies were admitted to the club at the meeting which pre- ceeded the bridge. Miss Helen Tareila, Mrs. George Brown, Miss Caroline Benham and Miss Helen Webb were named delegates to the convention to be held May II in New Britain. Misses Helen Merri- man, Cora Crompton, Myra Somers and Mary Doyle Camp were named alternates.
 Members of the state board from this city who will attend the convention are Mrs. Mabel Bach man, director, and Misses Anna Platt. Isabel Hinckley, Rose Clarkin and Lillian Judd.
 Miss Anna B. Platt was chair man of the arrangements com- mittee for the bridge. She was as- sisted by Mrs. Ferdinand Bachman Misses Caroline Benham, Cora Crompton, Helen Downey Emily Merriman, Anna Moran and Ruby Weed.
 Among those present at the affair were: Miss Josephine H Somers, Miss Mabel M. Burn. Miss Isabel H. Hinckley, Miss Florence Sellew, Miss N. Baker Miss Vera M. Crane, Miss Ruth Grinnell, Miss Addie E. Crane Miss Lulu Murphy, Miss Rose A. Clarkin, Miss Theresa V. Maker, Miss Ruby Weed, Miss Ruth Mc- Kenna, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Betty Broun, Miss Edith Sellew, Mrs Aida Rice, Miss Laura Russell, Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26

through this stock a second time, in rounds of "A cards each. Sim ilarly the stock may be picked up and run through third time.
 The game is won when all cards have been built in suits of thirteen on the eight foundations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26
Missionary Societies
 At Spring Meeting

Sessions of the spring meeting of the Hartford district Women's For eign Missionary Society were held today at the Forestville Methodist Church. Mrs. George E. Futile of this city presided.
 Included on the program was Mrs. Herbert G. Taylor, of this city, in a prelude of music; Mrs. H. J. Cas- taldine, of Bristol, secretary in lite rature and former teacher at Bun ker Hill school, Waterbury, in "One Out of Four" and Mrs. Clayton s. Brown, secretary of children's work, of this city, in Foundations" Rev. Paul Du Bois of Bristol will sing a solo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26
Diffusion $, AOH
 Plans Card Party

Miss Daisy Lord presided at 8 meeting of Division 5, A. O. H., last evening at which time the annual membership drive of the group was opened.
 Preliminary plans were made for a card party to be held on May 23rd under the auspices of the division. All 45 teams of the city will be in- vited to attend.
 Mrs. Catherine Johnson is chair man of the committee in charge and is being assisted by Miss Sarah Doyle, Mrs. Lyon, Nellie Mccarthy, Mrs. Joseph McArdle and Mrs. Mary Grove.
 Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Phaneuf of Mansfield avenue announce the birth of a son, Richard Leon, on April g, at St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs. Phan- cuff is the former Rosalind Stoddard of Fox street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26
NeuU Rochelle AL1n1nde
 Holds Supper Meeting

Misses Helen and Estelle McDon- onugh, Helen and Catherine Bren- nan, Kathleen Hurley, Margaret Rabbot, Mary Schmidt, Marion Keane, Maureen Luddy, Amy Dun ny, Helen McNiff, Leona O'Neill, Mae Shanahan, Lucy Bowes, Mary Casey, Helen Moore, Isabel Phelan, Edith Phelan, Natalie Altieri, Edna Harmon, Ann Moore, Blanche Laube, Agnes Worrell, Ruth Barry, Mary Ellen Walsh, Helen Doran, Kath- leen Fitzgerald, Mrs. John Phelan. Mrs. David Ward and Bessie Ca- meron.
 The committee in charge of ar- arrangements included: Misses Helen Moore, Mary Ellen Walsh, Helen Doran, Blanche Laube, Natalie AL tieri, Ruth Barry, Estelle McDon- ough, Maureen Luddy and Bessie Cameron.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26

Gathering at the home of Miss Helen Moore of Euclid avenue last evening for a Pot Luck" supper, members of the Alurnnae of the Col lege of New Rochelle and friends spent a most enjoyable evening. Miss Mary Schmidt, president of the local chapter, presided at a brief business meeting. It was announc- ed that the 'Tatler', the New Ro- chelle student weekly publication was recently awarded a first class rating by the College Press Rela- tions association from 8 group of 406 colleges.
 Those attending the supper were: {:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26
Weddings
OuotnLCLubHears Faculty Member

Clarence MacNiven, member of the Leavenworth High school fac- ulty, addressed members of the Quota Club last evening at meet ing at the Colonial Room of the Hotel Elton. The speaker told of the operation of the Tech Crafts mans Aid Group at the school, the organization being formed to help pupils or their families in every pos- Sible way in time of trouble and also to encourage students to live up to the standards of true American ism.
 Miss Grace Wolff was in charge of the program. The next meeting on May 9th will be. held in the form of hunt supper at the home of Mrs. Mae Birt of Grove street. Miss Mary Reilly presided at last nights business meeting.
 Announcement is made of the birth of daughter on April 24th at West Hudson Hospital, Carney, N. J., to MT. and Mrs. Robert E. Collier. Mrs. Collier is the former Eleanor Dunn of Luke street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26

One-third of the population of Hawaii is Japanese.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26

Ella Palchen and Miss Harriet Goodyear.
 Also, Mrs. Mabel Jordan, Mrs. A. B. Crane, Mrs. Elmer Dormes Miss Charlotte Merchant. Mrs. David Dillon Mrs. Randall Frink, Mrs. Joseph Linehan, Mrs. George Faber, Mrs. w. Henry Brown, Miss Helen Rareila, Mrs. Ivan Boyd, Mrs. Earl Pierson,1 Miss Ida Mary Henry, Miss May M. Som- CTS, Mrs. J. J. Goodrich, Mrs William P. Moerey, Mrs. Ferdi- nand Bachmann, Miss Nellie Brown, Miss Irma Bowers, Miss Cora Crompton, Miss Mary San ford, Miss Edith Benedict, Miss Edna Kott, Miss Hazel Kott, Miss Alice Benham, Miss Erika Hof- rechter, Miss Carole Benham Miss Anna Moran, Miss Ruth Parker, Mrs. Robert Moran, and Miss Helen Downey.
 Mrs. Robert Feest was guest of honor at a surprise party held re- gently at the home of Mrs. Henry Wolff of Plantsville. The table cen- terpiece was Jack Horner pie com- pleted with blue and pink decora- tions. Mrs. Feest was the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
 Those present were: Misses Adal- gisa and Anita Salvatore, Gertrude Larson, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Betty Hallenborg, Mrs Ebba Allard, Mrs. Alice Crosby, Mrs. Mabel Mil Ter, Mrs. Martha Flingard, Mrs. Til- lie Pikari, Mrs. Dorothy Kiefer, Mrs. Henry Wolff and Mrs. Robert Feest.
 One-third of the population of Hawaii is Japanese.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-26
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

High scorers in yesterdays session of the Cornell Contract club con- ducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty were: North and South, Miss Ethel Waters and Mrs. Walter Dews, 1894; Mrs. Howard May and Mrs. A. H. Merriman, Al 1-2; and East and West: Miss Margaret Tracy and Mrs. Joseph Wedge, 186 1-2; Miss Gene vieve Carolan and Mrs. Daniel But Ter, IA.
 The standing to date is as fol- lows: Wedge-Tracy, 555 1-2; Mo- Gann-Waters, 534; Carolan-Butler, 53O 1-2 and Wal-C Costigan, 515 1-2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Mrs. Graft Chairman
For Friday Tea

The April open day program and
tea of the Tacoma Woman's club
will be held in the clubhouse on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
A. J. Graft is chairman of the
American Citizenship department
and will be assisted by Mesdames
Mary Renker, ]. w. Rogers, King
Ridgeway, Alice Jensen, Holmes
Eastwood, George Gilbert and Fred
Aiming.
The speaker for the day is a
club member. Mrs. 81. H. Kitlar
whose subject will be Prototype
on American Citizenship" A musi-
cal program is being arranged also.
Mrs. J. w. Rogers is in charge of
the table decorations. Mrs. Birdola
Gergain and Mrs. w. L. Tucker
have been asked to pour. Mrs.
Ethel NJ. Dunseath. president of
the club. will receive with the hos
tess and her associates. Mrs. A.
A. Woelfel is the social chairman
assisted by Mrs. Cora Imhoff.
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Tacoma Assembly
To Have Party

A Riddles Party" is being
planned by Tacoma assembly,
Order of Rainbow for Girls, to
follow their business meeting Sat-
urday evening at 7:30 o'clock in
the Doric room of the Masonic
temple. Miss Jane Lundberg
worthy adviser, and Mrs. Rose B.
Leonard, mother adviser, will pre-
side.
Miss Nancy Nelland is general
chairman for the party, assisted
by Misses Pauline Smith, OAR
thula Hartle, Shirley Unlisted,
Shirley Danforth, Lorna Lee
Yates, Phyllis Jentoft, Pattie Lou
Finch, Jean Mergel, Maxyne
Douglas, Lucille Ludwick, Dona
Mae Kiste, Elsie Trotter, Gather
inc Walsh, Jane Webb, Doris Mae
Francis, Barbara Engberg, Jane
Elder, Marjorie Lewtas, Vivian
Darnell, Lucille and Mardelle
Dyament, Marilyn Thiele, Doro-
thy Schweinler, Phyllis Scott and
Peggy Grumbling.
Plans will be completed for the
coming visit of the grand officers
April 20, at which time they will
put on the majority service for
those girls who have reached
their twentieth birthday. Girls
will have the opportunity to sign
up for the various committees
Saturday night.
The annual Mothers and
Daughters banquet will be dis
cussed. Misses Catherine Roberts
and Betty Heidinger are co-chair-
men for the affair to be given
April 26. Preparations for the
May dance will also be planned.
Miss Trula Mae Wattenbarger,
worthy associate adviser, is chair
man of the dance and will an
nounce her committee Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Keil is chairman of
the skating which Tacoma assem-
bly, is giving at Kings Roller
rink in May.
Tacoma assembly has been in
vited to put on the initiatory
work for the Ancient Landmark
lodge April IL.
Pioneers of Tacoma Review,
Woman's Benefit association, will
meet Monday at 1890 p. m. for a
luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. w.
Weaver. SOS So. 10th st. Mrs.
Minnie Pearce will have charge Of
the business sessions.
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The bride had her sister, Mrs.
Keith Swinney, for her matron of
honor. while Mr.. Leo Kippert,
brother Of the bridegroom. served
as best man. Miss Margaret Myles
sang Because" and Greig's 81
Love Thee" and Miss Viola Shoe
make played the wedding music
and accompanied Miss Myles.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore white faille
gown. banded with white en-
broidery. In her hair We're sprays
Of swansonia and she carried a
white prayer book on which was
fastened an orchid with satin
streamers.
The honor attendant chose a
gown OF turquoise alencon lace
with which she wore a gardenia
corsage with pink rosebuds.
Following the ceremony. re-
eepuon was held in the church.
the parents of the bride and
bridegroom joining them in the
receiving of their guests. Mrs.
Wedmark wore an ensemble of
dusty pink crepe. while the bride
groom's mother wore a light blue
chiffon gown. Both had corsages
OF gardenias.
Daffodils and native greens
formed an appropriate background
for the reception. A wedding cake
centered the collation. table. which
was further appointed with mar
cissi and tapers. Mrs. Van lay
ton, sr., presided and Mrs. Doris
Marth assisted.
For her wedding trip. Mrs.
klippert wore sheer navy dress.
with coat and shoes TO match.
Her accessories were dusty pink.
Upon their return. Mr.. and Mrs.
Klippert Will make their home in
Tacoma.
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couple and the wedding date.
Miss Charlton and Mrs. Henry
Custin were co-hostesses for the
surprise shower Mt the Gustin resi-
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Delphian AIumnae to Study
South American Countries

Mrs. r. I. Sanders will preside
for a short business meeting of
Delphian alumnae Tuesday at the
Y. w. c. A. Mrs. r. f. Elder
will be supervisor for the study
of Ecuador. Peru and Chile" Mrs.
C. f. Griffith will review "A
Handful OF Dust" by Evelyn
Waugh. Other members with
topics will be Mesdames Sanders.
Elder. w. C. Whitfield and II. Z.
Wood.
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70
Spring Luncheon
Is Planned
Party TO Be Given at Holy
Rosary Church tuesday

One of the largest affairs
to be given in Holy Rosary
social hall this season will be
the spring luncheon and card
party for which members of
the Holy Rosary Mothers
club will be hostesses at u 80
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Luncheon will be followed by
cards and favors will be
awarded for high score.
Spring flowers will be used
to decorate the hall.
Mrs. Albert Knelleken, president
of the club, has appointed Mrs.
M. J. Kelley chairman, assisted by
Mesdames John Harbottle and Will
liam Rowely. In charge of cards
will be Mrs. Joseph Ehnat. Mrs.
Steven Johnston has charge of the
luncheon arrangements, assisted
by Mesdames Martin Coyne, Frank
Needham, James Kerrigan. Joseph
Danzl, Owen Mclaughlin and
A. Walker.
On the hostess committee are
Mesdames Louis Tore, George
Bichsel, Harvey Mcdonald, Thor
Hendrickson. Martin Brown, Leon
ard Fleischman and Bernard Nc
Cormick.
A large number have already
made reservations for the party
Those planning to attend are
asked to call Main 1889 or Main
1853.
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Plans for New Season
To Be Outlined

The woman's Society OF First
Presbyterian church win meet In
Middleton parlors Of the church on
Wednesday morning at 1o:S5 with
Mrs. Edwin ]. Anderson presiding.
Plans for the years work win be
discussed and officers and circle
prcsidents' reports heard, this
being the first meeting OF the new
church year.
Serving with Mrs. Anderson are
Mrs. J. Renwick Mccullough. hon.
orary vice president. Mrs. Palmer
Kennedy. first vice president and
program chairman. Mrs. J. II.
Phenicier second vice president and
fellowship chairman. Mrs. Arthur
Olson. third vice president and
missionary education chairman,
Mrs. Karl Staatx. fourth vice
president and welfare chairman.
Mrs. II. J. Swarm. recording sec
rotary. Mrs. Roy Reynolds. cor
responding secretary. Mrs. r. b.
Webb. treasurer. and the following
committee chairmen. Mrs. william
b. Gregg. publicity. Mrs. Otto
Roeder. music. Mrs. Lucy Smith,
song leader, Mrs. Lincoln Gault.
social. Mrs. Wallace w. Morse.
telephone. Mrs. Fred Pflaum. nurs-
cry. Mrs. II. @. Gambell. steward
ship. Miss Mae Howard. secretary
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of literature. Mrs. Omar Berry.
secretary Of social education and
action. Mrs. George w. Dunlap.
year book OF prayer.
The devotional service following
win be given by Mrs. Myrtle
Johnston. her topic being The
Believers Reward" Luncheon will
be served in stone Hall by MEM
bers Of circles ] and NJ at 1880.
The mission talk for the after
noon win be given by Mrs. e. X.
Murray who viii tell of work being
done In Siam. Mrs. Dunlap will
present the year book of prayer
and the soloist viii be Miss Janice
Green.
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Officers Chosen
By c. l. 5. Club
Bridge Tea TO Be Next
Affair on Calendar


c. L. s., one Of the newer
social clubs for girls, cele-
brated their second anniver-
sary April 4 with an election
of officers for the coming
year with a dinner and in
stallation of officers follow
ing.
Membership in this club is
made up of college girls and
young business girls of the
city.
Miss Nancy Beck was elected
president Of the club to succeed
Miss Lorraine Griffith. Other
officers are vice president and
treasurer, Mrs. Durward Lehman;
secretary. reelected. Miss Connie
Delmore. and scribe. Miss June
Lindquist. Miss Beck IL the re-
firing vice president and treasurer
Of the c. L. s. club.
The next social event anticipated
by members Of the club win be a
bridge tea given annually for men,
bers Of the younger set.
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MISS ullerton'
Troth Announced
Plans June Ceremony for
Marriage TO Mr.. Drummond

A box of candy containing
a miniature bride and groom
this week told members of
Theta Epsilon sorority at the
University of Washington of
the engagement of Miss Betty
Fullerton, formerly of Ia
come, to Mr.. Peter Drum
mond. The wedding will take
place in June.
Miss Fullerton until last fall,
made her home in Tacoma. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth Full
erton, now of Seattle. She was
graduated from Stadium high
school in 1887, and is sophomore
at the university. She was re-
Gently elected vice president OF
her sorority.
Mr.. Drummond, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Drummond of Ia
coma, is a graduate of the uni
versity. He is a member of Tau
Beta Pi, engineering honorary, and
sigma XII, science honorary.
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dence, Dos No. X st. Games were
played throughout the evening
with late buffet supper following.
The table was covered with a lace
cloth ccntered with spring flowers.
Guests for the occasion were the
guest OF honor. Miss Margaret
Thompson, Miss Sadie Lunn, Miss
Thordis Thorsen. Miss Margaret
Simmons, Miss Elizabeth Morris.
Miss Lorraine Harris. Miss Betty
Norris. Miss Dorothy Birkby, Miss
Doris Coolidge and Miss Bonnie
Roselinni. Mechanics Frank Fas-
set. Herbert schiez. Frances En-
reth, Walter Charlton. John
Thompson. Arnold Hunt. Ben Hall
am and Burritt Anderson.
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Warren Assembly
Plans Dance

Miss Rita Wallace, worthy adj
wiser of Warren assembly, Order
of Rainbow for Girls, and Mrs.
Harry Friedman, mother adviser,
will preside over the meeting Of
the chapter Saturday evening at
Warren hall.
Following the short business
meeting at 7:30 o'clock, members
will entertain at a barn dance
from 8 until II o'clock. Miss Luz
ellie Clark is general chairman for
the affair and all Rainbow and
DeMolay members and tn cir
friends are invited to attend.
Patrons and patronesses will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark L. Currah,
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Baker, Mrs.
Harry Friedman, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Savory.
North End w. c. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. r. A. Gross. 1910 No.
25th, Tuesday afternoon at 1870
O'Clock for a business session to
be followed by sewing on articles
for the bazaar Apr. %. Members
will answer roll call with current
events.
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Miss Wedmark, Mr.. Klippert
Wed at Church Ceremony
Vows Exchanged Friday Evening in Independent Bible
Church. the Rev. Brumbaueh Officiating

Before altar banked with palms and dafods in the
Independent Bible church Friday evening Miss Ruth Vim
nette Wedmark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John P We'd
mark became the bride of Mr. Arthur William Kppert
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Klippert The Rev. Roy r. Brum-
baugh read the nuptal at impressive candelght
ceremony at $3.50 o'clock
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iss Jane Carlson Revealed Party for Sorority Sister
Reveals June Wedding Plans
AT Shower for Bride Elect


Ceremony; snferfsins for Miss Thompson Soon to Wed
Miss Kathleen Charlton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Charlton has named June the for her marriage to
Mr. William B. Ehreh of Mrs. Frances Ehreth of South
Tacoma She revealed the the occasion Of recent
kitchen shower for Miss Margaret Thompson, whose mar
riage to Mr. Joseph Myhan viii be of june Also
The engagement announced through heart shaped
loces which enclosed miniature picture of the engaged
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-20
TEACHER EXAMS
ARE ANNOUNCED
TO BE HELD UNDER NEW
LAWS ON JULY sTH
AND 9Th

TALLAHASSEE, May 20
State Superintendent Colin Eng
lish announced recently that the
first regular teachers examina-
tons under the new Florida
school laws and regulations will
be held on July and in the
county seats of nine counties.
The examinations will be held in
Gainesville, Miami, Jacksonville,
Tampa, Fl Myers. Tallahassee,
Fl. Pierce, DeLand, and De-
Funiak Springs.
The present law provides that
only one type of teaching GER
tificate may be obtained by ex-
Iamination-the special certificate.
This type of certificate is obtain
able in the following fields: art.
commercial subjects, elementary
school course, English, industrial
arts, languages other than Eng
lish, mathematics, music, science,
and social studies.
All applicants for special GER
tificates must file In the office of
the State Department of Educa-
ton, Tallahassee, an examination
application at least one month
prior to the date of the examina-
ton. an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-05-20
BATTERY e in
TARGET PRACTICE
81 NJ. NJ. GUNS FIRED TO-DAY
AND TOMORROW: a-INcH
GUNS LATER

Major Webster F. Putnam, Jr.,
18th c. A. executive, informed
The Citizen this morning that
Battery go, 18th Coast Artillery,
will conduct target practice at
Fort Taylor, firing 37mm (Sub-
caliber) ammunition, starting to-
day through tomorrow. Three
inch service ammunition will be
fired on Friday of this week and
Tuesday, May %.
The target practices will be
held between the hours of Loo D.
m and $3.50 p. m. on the days
shown.
The danger area during these
practices will be up to about s.
600 yards for the subcaliber prae-
tice and up to about $4,000 yards
for the 3-inch practice, south of
Fort Taylor. ALI craft in this
area should proceed with eau
ton.