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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-19
DUKE

DURHAM, Sept. 18.-REDuke
university worked exactly one hour
here this afternoon, instead Of the
usual hour and a half given to
football practice. With the backs
running through some plays, Coach
Wallace Wade called an abrupt
halt to the proceedings and sent
the boys to the showers.
There was no change in the No.
l lineup. 1t had Darnell and Pia.
secky, ends; Ruffa and Winterson,
tackles; Mania and Jet, guards;
Barnett, center; and Yves McAfee,
Tommy Prothro, Jap Davis and
Frank Killian in the backfield.
Steve Lach alternated with Killiar
because the latter had an injured
leg.
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N. C.. TAT

RALEIGH, Sept. 18.-R-N. c.
States Wolfpack tonight ended its
training and tomorrow will leave
for Norfolk, Va, for its season
opener with William and Mary on
Friday night.
Injuries will keep two regulars
at home-End Wade Bown and
Guardsmen in training are off the
squal-Alvin Phillips, regular end,
Barrett Wilson, substitute end, anc
Julian White, tackle. Phillips as
signment will 60 to Marion Still
well, Monte Crawford or Edgar
Gibson.
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ford. Left on bases: Washington 5;
Cleveland 6. Bases on balls off: Hud-
son 8. Teller 8. Strikeouts by: Hudson
1, Teller Z. Empires: Hubbard, Rom
mel and Moriarty. Time: 2:15. Attend
ance: (estimated) 12.0W
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Divide With AS
Observation-Disclosures

Bases on balls off: Caster 4, Bridges 8.
Strikeouts by: Caster 3, Bridges 6.
Seats 8. Hits off: Bridges 5 in 6 in
nings; Seats / in 3. Winning pitcher
Bridges. Umpires: Grieve, MCGOWAN
and Basil, Time: 2:04.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-19
OOR STILL, PITCHING

BORGER, Tex, y Wiley Moore.
one-time Yankee ace, is pitching
for Berger of the West Texas,New
Mexico League.
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DAVIDSON

DAVIDSON, Sept. 18.-R-Dav-
idson's Wildcats took their hard
est work in the classrooms today
going out for a little while in tt
afternoon to practice football.
The squad already has begun
tapering off for Saturday nights
game against Rollins. Coach Gene
McEver said he believed the game
would be about a toss-up. {
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ETrOrs: H1gg1ns, +. 2.
Miles. Runs batted in: Greenberg 5,
Tebbetts, Gehringer 2, Bartell 2. York
2, Higgins, Fox. Two base hits: Geh-
ringer 2, Higgins. McCosky, Mccoy.
Three base hit: Tebbetts. Home runs
Greenberg 2. Stolen bases: Gehringer,
Greenbrg. Sacrifices: Fox Bridges.
Double play: Rubeling and Mccoy. Left
on bases: Philadelphia TO-. Detroit 8.
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CAROLINA

CHAPEL HILL, Sept. 1S.-R-
Cardinals stock for its opening
game with Appalachian was dealt
a heavy blow when it was an
nounced today that Stu Richard
son and Mike Cooke were definite
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Errors: Maynard. Runs batted in
Nicholson, Maynard, Young. banning.
Hack 2. Warstler 2, Demaree, Leiber.
Two base hits: Demaree. OFT. Leiber.
Home runs: Maynard. Hack 2, Demaree.
Stolen bases: Hack. Sacrifices: French.
Double plays: French. Mattick and
Russell. Left on bases: New York A.:
Chicago 10. Bases on balls off
French 1. Schumacher 6. Strikeouts
by: French 5, Schumacher 6. Wild
pitch: Schumacher. Passed ball: Dan
ming. Umpires: Ma gerkurth, Dunn and
Stewart. Time 2 :06. Attendance: 1,5SS.
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Runs batted in: Lewis, Weatherly,
Teller. Two base hit: Mack. Home
run: Weatherly. Sacrifice: Keltner.
Double plays: Travis, Bloodworth and
Sanford: Pofahl. Bloodworth and San
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STANDINGS
RESULT
American League

Cleveland 80; Washington IL.
Detroit 14-6; Philadelphia 0-13.
Chicago 6-S; New York SO.
st. Louis IL; Boston 2.
National League
Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia 8 (13 in
st. Louis "A: Brooklyn Z.
Boston 4; Pittsburgh /.
Chicago 6; New York 4.
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WELL-STAFFED

AUBURN, Ala, - Five of Jack
Meagher's football assistants at
Auburn r U. S. Army reserve
officers. q
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
Chase P.T.A. Plans
Dinner For Graduates

Sixty graduates OF the Henry s.
Chase School will be guests at the
annual dinner OF the Chase School
Parent Teachers Association which
Is being held on June -. Among
the invited guests will be Rev. Mat
thew q. Madden, pastor Of the Mill
Plain Union church and Mrs. Mad
den and Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Dow.
ling.
David Babson, Boy scout sxeca-
tive, Will DO the principal speaker
OF the event.
In tho kitchen preparing the
meal will DO Mrs. George Reed
Mrs. Arthur Legare, Mrs. Verras.
tro, Mrs, Albert Spagnola, Mrs
Earl Fem, and Mrs. Toros Ga.
zarian. Several mothersr OF grad.
yates will assist during the day
Mrs. Ralph Rosa has charge Of
the menu and Mrs. Bartell stig-
berg will supervise the dining
room. Mrs. Ernest Kronvall Is d..
recting the entertainment,
Miss Frances dazarian, public
health nurse OF the bureau OF chile
hygiene Of Hartford, was the
speaker OF the p. T. A. meeting
Monday night. Her topic was sum.
mer roundups and She accofnpan.
led her talk with two films, ont
"Judys Diary" which depleted
O day In the life Of q two-year.old
child, and the other "A Day In the
Life OF Healthy Child" featuring
child Of 10 years.
Those present included Mrs
George Heisef, Mrs. Bertell Stig.
berg. Mrs. Ralph Rosa, Mrs. Ar
thur Legare, Mrs. Toros zazarian
Mrs. l.. stills, Mrs. r. Lavalee
Mrs. Anthony Saginario, Mrs. Will
liam daunt, Mrs. Earl Fem, Mrs
Austin Poirier, Mrs. Richard
Smith, Mrs. Albert Spagnola, Mrs
A. Verastro, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs
Ernest Kronvall, and Mrs. Cliff
ford Prescott.
Parents Of graduates present
were Mrs. r. Cullen, Mrs. Warren
Hodges and Mrs. Orion HOLMAN.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06

Miss Lillian Fahy Becomes
Bride Of Dr.. Carl P. Viola

A pretty June nuptial was col
ernni1ed this morning at 3 O'Clock
at st. Thomas church when Miss
Lillian Marie Fahy, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fahy Of West
Burton street became the bride Of
Or. Carl p. Viola, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Viola Of North street
Milford. The nuptlal high mass
which followed was celebrated BY
Rev. John p. Kennedy.
Palms and cut flowers decorated
the church and o special program
OF nuptlal music was rendered.
The bride had as her maid Of
honor and sole attendant, her sis.
ter, Mrs. John Pierce Of Oakyille
and Or. Anthony Apuzzo, OF New
Haven, clAssrnate OF the bridegroom
was best man. n4
The bride wore q gown Of white
Tnarduisette trimmed with scalloped
bands Of calencinnes lace on full
flaring skirt and having sweet
heart necklire edged with lace and
short puffed sleeves. A small clus-
ter Of orange blossoms trimmed
the v neckline. She wore a veil OF
silk Illusion In finger tip length
fastened with tiara OF orange
blossoms. Her shower bouquet con-
sisted OF white roses, sweet peas
and orchids. Her sisters frock was
In pink marquette styled similar Il
that OF the bride and she wore
small framed pink chiffon hat
with floral trimming. She car
ried an arm bouquet Of yellow ros-
es. The dress OF the brides mother
was dusty pink lace trimmed with
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06

The weekly meeting OF the Sem.
pre- In Pactufn Sorority met Tues.
day at the home Of the president,
Miss Connie Place.
Miss Marie Adorno, secretary read
the minutes Of the previous meet.
Ing. Vicki Sanford, treasurer collect
ed dues and ticket money.
Meeting adjourned and Miss
Place served q light luncheon.
Members include: Marie Adorno,
Violete Capone. Tess Damiani
Marie de Matteis, Sophie Fayzino,
Mary Palo, Connie Pace, vicki San.
toro, and 0enevieve Sponza.
Next meeting TO be held nj the
home OF Miss Violet Capone OF
Hawthorne avenue.
Miss Beatrice Sullivan, a student
nurse ct ST. Francis Hospital Train
Ing School for Nurses In Hartford
served as q hostess ut the senior
class dance held at the school au-
ditorium recently. Miss Sullivan Is
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mich.
ael Sullivan Of Cooke street.
Carolyn Joyce Wright, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. z. Wright OF
Hartford took part In the annual
dance recital given by the Florence
M. Greenland School Of Dancing
held at Bushnell Memorial hall re-
Gently. She Is the granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry v. Hayes Of
this city. Mrs. Wright Is the form
er Christine Larson.
Miss Jessie Santavenere Is CHAIR
lady OF the annual spring dinner
dance given by the Semper Fidelis
sorority June Z at Baybrook. Miss
Rosalie Longo Is assistant chair
lady.
Members Of the club are Nydia
Barone, Florence Sciullo, Mary Cic-
chetti, Grace Carlo, Ann Jamele
Mary Scale, Rosalyie Longo and
Jessie Santavenere.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06

Twenty one tables OF cards were
in play At the Odd Fellows hall
yesterday afternoon at q party given
by the Winona Rebekah lodge for
the benefit Of the infirmary fund.
The committee consisted OF Mrs.
Harold Manville, chairman assisted
by Mrs. Lawrence Wright, Mrs. Al.
fred Murtagh, Mrs. Henry Pensel,
Mrs. BurroS Bradford, Mrs. Frank
Granger, Mrs Albert Lange, Mrs,
Thomas Finlay.
Those playing cards were: Mrs.
Thomas Crosse, Mrs. Ray Donavan,
Mrs. Frank w. Granger, Mrs. James
Sasso, Mrs. John strachan, Mrs. A:
Thompson, Mrs william Albion, Mrs.
J, o, Kanny, Mrs, Harry Owens,
Mrs. Fred Houghtaling, Mrs. Floyd
Cady, Mrs. Paul schwenk, Mrs. j.
William Gardner, Mrs. william
Dorr, Mrs. Edward Sickmund, Mrs.
Robert Jillson, Mrs. Louis Il. Longee,
Mrs. Henry Pensel, Mrs. Alton r..
win, Mrs. Jane Lockhart, Mrs. T. r.
kirsch, Mrs. John Bunting, Mrs,
Frank Carey Mrs. Harry Lucas,
Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. Walter An
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
BY VIM. U. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

One Of the most difficult things
for the average player TO learn
at contract is to avoid trapping or
sporting" his partner. When you
overcall your partners bid, don't
put him up against a bewildering
situation. For instance, II your part
ner opens the bidding with heart
and you bid three diamonds, you
tell him that he can rebid hearts;
that either you have fit In hearts
or your diamonds are strong enough
for you to bid them further with
out assistance from him.
The bidding on today's hand Illus
trates putting your partner on. the
spot. South has q sound one heart
bid and North overcalls with q spade.
When South bids three hearts,
showing q tremendous hand and a
desire to get game In hearts II pos
sible, North Is justified In showing
that his suit Is good.
Now when South bids three no
trump, North's five no trump bid
Is very bad. II North held only five
spades 70 the ace-queen. he would
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Nurses Alumn0e
Dance Tonight

A benefit dance will be given this
evening at the Hotel Elton by 81,
Marys Hospital Alumnae, Proceeds
Of the affair will be donated 10
the building fund Of the north wing
Of the hospital which Is now under
construction.
Dr.. Andrew J. jackson, preSi.
dent OF the hospital staff, DR.. Ed.
ward Jackson, Or. Michael J. Law
lor, Or. Charles Audet and Or.
Frederick LeBreque viii be among
the patrons ct the affair.
Miss Rita o'Donnell b chair
man Of the arrangements commit
tee which "a composed Of MEM
bers Of the graduating classes OF
1898 and 1889. Assisting Miss
O'Donnell are Misses Agnes Car.
olan, Esther Sullivan, Marie Char.
ron, and Elizabeth sayers of the
class Of 1899 and Misses Mary
Shell, Barbara 81. John and deorg.
lama Upright Of the class Of 1898.
Clif Skaters orchestra will play
for the dance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
Coming Events
JUNE


June g. 81. MaryS hospital
alumnae dance. The Elton.
June 7-Semper Fidelis dinner
dance, Baybrook.
June S--Montaganese society Dip
ner-dance, The Elton.
June l2-Conn. Assn. OF Small
Loan. Companies convention.
June 10 So Leavonworth prom,
Wildly high school gym.
June 10, IL and I'D. A. v. state
convention.
June i4-wilby prom, wildly high
school gym.
June l4-Waterbury Garden club
flower show, Bunker Hill church.
June 14--Elks' lodge Flag day
program, Elks' hall.
June ~ - Continuation school
graduation, The Elton.
June II $50 Crosby prom, wildly
high school gym.
June IS - Leavenworth gradua.
ton, wildly auditorium.
June 19-Wilby graduation, VIII
by auditorium.
June 20-Crosby graduation, Will
by auditorium.
June Billions club father and
son dinner, The Elton.
June 26-oarden party by st.
Mary's Hospital Special Medicine
Fund at home Of Mrs. Frank Floto
on Hamilton avenue.
June 20 and Sensational Unico
club convention, The Elton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
Guard Team, Honors
Member At Party

The Winona Rebekah Guard team
enjoyed o delicious dinner last
evening In the banquet hall after
which Miss Hazel dalligan was
presented with very pretty white
dinner chi ma set with floral design
pattern, given TO her by the group
In honor OF her approaching mar
riage June goth. Table decorations
consisted OF bouquentS Of bridal
wreaths and lovely green and white
candles illuminated. Those attend
Ing included Misses Ella wellington,
Hazel and Ada Beecher. Doris Felt
man, Margaret Fehske, Lena v.
Gugliotti, Dorothy Espelin, Evelyn
Hawkins, Helene Koslosky, Bessie
Payton, Rose Foley, Hazel Book,
Bernice Lowry, Myretta Clark, Grace
Weaving, Elizabeth Miller, Hazel
dalligan: Mrs. Lila Lange, Mrs.
Louise MaStrianno, Mrs. Marjorie
Kurtz, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Locther.
A short rehearsal followed.
Over one hundred members OF
the club will attend the sixth an
nual banquet OF the United States
Rubber Company Girls club this
evening at Waverly Inn, Factory Of
ficials will DO guests OF honor. This
Is the final social affair Of the
season TO be sponsored by the club
The group Is headed by Miss Mary
O'Connor OF this city assisted by
Miss Barbara Stone OF this city as
vice president, Joan Lagonics OF
Naugatuck Oh secretary and Maize
Callahan OF Naugatuck as treasurer.
Miss Dorothy Conley Is chairlady
OF the arrangements committee and
her assistants include Ida Schwartz,
Alice Hughes, Margaret DAILY, Bar
bara stone, Connie Linskey, Nell
Moritis, Elda echiaroli and Ann Nc.
Carthy. Ida schwarts win oct a.
mistress Of ceremonies.
Miss Marion Clark Of East Main
street 10 spending several days In
New York.
Or. and Mrs. Francis p. Barnes Of
Fox street left yesterday for East.
ern Point where they will DO regis
tered at the Hotel Qrfswold for the
duration or the Dentists convention
Before returning 10 this city they
will spend o few days In New York
City and the Worlds Fair.
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Lena Calvo, cousin OF the BRIDE
groom. Salvatore Cardella, cousin
Of the bridegroom, served as best
main.
The bride wore q white slipper
satin gown with high neckline and
chantilly lace collar, puffed sleeves
and long full skirt terminating In
train. Her veil OF illusion fell
from q pleated halo cap fastened
with orange blossoms, She car.
ried q bouquet OF white roses, or.
chids and Steponaitis. The maid
OF honor wore q pink marquisetle
frock with short puffed sleeves over
net, the underskirt being trimmed
with charteuses bands caught with
spring flowers. She wore q small
peach hat with q nose veil and car
ried bouquet OF pink roses, blue
lace flowers and sweet peas. The
dress OF the brides mother was
black lace and she wore q corsage
OF gardenias and the bridegroom's
mother wore q rose crepe dress with
matching accessories and O corsage
Of assorted sweet peas.
A reception was held at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. Salvatore
Tata Of Camp street following the
ceremony. About fifty guests were
In attendance including out Of town
guests from New Britain. Hartford
and Manchester.
The couple left on Q wedding trip
TO Washington, .. O., Norfolk, Va,
and Charleston, o. @. The bride
wore q navy blue travelling costume
with corresponding accessories. Upon
their return they will reside at i23
Division street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
Dessert Bridge To
Mark Anniversary

A dessert bridge will given this
evening nv Q o'clock by the women
OF Trinity Episcopal church parish,
The affair will be held at the parish
house and will commemorate the
63rd anniversary Of the founding OF
the church. Strawberry shortcake
will be served preceding the card
playing, The public Is invited 10
attend,
Rev, Roger p, r. Anderson,
rector, general chairman, Is as
sisted by Louis Duchesne, Charles
Warner, Howard HlgginSon, Mrs.
William II, Roden. Mrs. Clarence
Merriam, Mrs. Charles HulSart,
Mrs. Charles Burdick and Mrs,
James Johnston.
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Winona Rebekah Lodge
Sponsors Benefit Party

drews, Mrs. Harold Hadley, Mrs.
w. II, Bowers, Mrs. Alfred KlMg,
Mrs. Walter Brandt, Mrs. Harris
Wright, Mrs J. J. Schofeld, Mrs. s.
A. Budde, Mrs. Fred Thorell, Mrs.
Alfred Hensel, Mrs. q. L. Maltby,
Mrs. Leah Faulkner, Mrs. John Lar
NETT, Mrs. Edward Blrks, Mrs.
Charles Earl, Mrs. Abner Schoiield,
Mrs. Thomas Wilton, Mrs. Jerry
Holan, Mrs. Frank T. Sanford, Mrs.
Thomas 0oldsworthy, Mrs. Joseph
Slater, Mrs. Guy Wilberger, Mrs,
Ivan Boyd, Mrs, George Manville,
Mrs. David Weaving, Mrs. Louis
Pichard, Miss Ethel Pichard, Mrs.
Mae Walden, Mrs. Mary Lyman,
Mrs, Arthur Ballad, Mrs. Lester
Flood, Mrs. Josephine Lynn, Mrs
Louis Marggraff, Mrs Randall
Ffink, Mrs. r. w. Heebner, Mrs
M. r. doodroe, Mrs. q. l.. williams,
Mrs. James @. Z. Maxwell, Mrs.
Frank Slater, Mrs. Matte Ford, Mrs.
Anna Book, Mrs. Kate Miller, Mrs.
Fannie Batten, Mrs, Martha Wat
kins, Mrs. Jennie Blanchard, Mrs.
Ellen Logan, Mrs. Burros Bradford,
Mrs, W. Wood, Mrs. Oscar Hager,
Mrs, w, Rosevear, Mrs. f. T. Gar.
rison, Mrs. Ida A. Blrdsall, Mrs,
william Taylor, Mrs. Edward
Chapel, Mrs Irving Smith, Mrs.
John Coolidge, Mrs, II. J. Wood
cock, Miss Theresa Heiiburt, Mrs.
Alva Coolidge, Mrs. Lawrence
Wright, Mrs Heber Marsh, Mrs.
Eugene Crandall, Mrs. Albert LANCE.
Prizes awarded at each table.
Door prizes won by the following:
Mrs. Abner Sconeld, Mrs, David
Weaving, Mrs Alfred Murtagh Mrs.
Paul 8. Cheruck, Mrs, W. Harry
RoSevear,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06

Monsignor Joseph Valdambrini
officiated at the marriage Of Miss
Nancy Lantieri, daughter OF Mrs.
Josephine Lantieri OF South Main
street and Sebastian Calvo, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmello Calvo OF
Hartford this morning at 9 o'clock
at Our Lady Of Lourdes church. The
nuptial mass which followed was also
celebrated by Father Vaidambrini,
The bride was given In marriage
by her brother, Salvatore Lantieri
and had as her maid OF honor, Miss
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
Weddings
BYRNEs.C REAVEN

The wedding Of Miss Loretta
Creaven, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Creaven OF Baldwin street
and Martin II. Byrnes, son OF Mr.
and Mrs, Richard Byrnes OF Still
son road took place on Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock OF ST. Francis
Xavier's church. Rev. David O'Keefe
officiated Ut the ceremony and
was also celebrant OF the nuptiel
mass which followed. Palms, snap
dragons and gladioli decorated the
altar. A program OF nuptial mu-
sic was rendered by Professor Rob-
ert Brit and Miss Helen Byrnes,
soloiSt, rendered ave Maria"
Mrs. Terrence Downey, sister Of
the bride, was her maid OF honor
and Francis Byrnes attended his
brother as best man. The ushers
included: Michael Creaven OF New
York, brother OF the bride and John
Kennedy, cousin Of the bridegroom,
The bride wore gown OF white
net over white satin interspersed
with lace hedalllons and having
sweetheart necklne. She wore q
juliet cap OF daisies and a three
quarter length veil OF tulle. Her
bO,lnquet consisted OF white roses,
sweet peas with an orchid center.
baby pink with blue doll nat and
blue accessories and she carried an
arm bouquet OF spring flowers. The
mother OF the bride wore q blue
lace gown and q corsago OF Ameri-
can Beauty roses and garoenias
The brldegroom's mother wore q
blue lace and also wore O cor
sage OF American beauty roses.
A reception was held at Har-
mons blue room for about one hun.
dred guests following the ceremony,
Mr.. Byrnes and his bride left on a
wedding trip 10 Virginia and North
Caroline, the bride travelling In a
dusty pink redingote with white
accessories.
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Weddings

schmidt-fvory, Beik; Mrs. james
Duncan and Mrs. Ralph Crane, %.
The standing 10 date h Is fol-
lows: Doherty--p Politician, COO:
schmidt-fvory, 5piis; Totten-
Cookson, beiM and Colllns-Ryan,
SIS.
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white accessories and she wore q
corsage Of assorted sweet peas and
the bridegroom,s mother wore q
navy blue lace dress and also wore
Q corsage OF sweet peas.
Waverly Inn was the scene Of .
reception for the immediate fam
lies following the ceremony, Out
Of towns guests were In attendance
from Middletown, New Haven and
Bridgeport,
The couple left on an unan-
nounced wedding trip, the bride
wearing moss green chiffon trav-
cling dress IA redingote style with
bishop sleeves and white accessor.
les and q corsage OF orchids. Upon
their return they will reside ct 40
North street, Milford.
Mrs. Viola Is q graduate Of Cros-
by High school and st. Mary's
Hospital Training School for Nirs-
es and was formerly supervisor
at ST. Mary's Hospital. Or. Viola Is
q graduate OF Yale University and
Tufts Medical College, He interned
at ST. Mary's Hospital and Is now
practicing fneoscine In Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
Contract Bridge
CoRNELL CONTRACT CLUE

Top scorers In the Wednesday
evening session Of the Cornell Con.
tract Club conducted by Mrs. John
@. Moriarty were Mrs. James Bolger
and Mrs. Louise Schmidt, 1891;
Mrs, Leon Totten and Mrs. Edward
Cookson, ii3; and East and West:
Mrs. Clarence Byars and Mrs. Will
liam Council, 1854; Mrs. James
Duncan and Mrs. Ralph Crane, 90.
The standing 10 date Ia a. fol.
lows: Observation-Disclosures, 600;
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Mrs. Charles r. Egan OF Cheshire,
formerly OF this city, Ia confined TO
the waterbury hospital where she
Is recuperating from q recent oper-
alton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06

Miss Peggy Dermody was elected
regent Of Waterbury chapter, Wo.
men Of the Moose, ct the annual
meeting last night In Moose hall.
Other chosen were: Senior regent,
Mrs. AnReline Carlisle; chaplain,
Mrs. Mary Corymerford; recorder,
Miss Mae Commerford, and treas
urer, Mrs. Katherine Dermody.
Miss Carlisle will install the off,
GERS June 10.
Miss Dermody will represent the
lodge at the annual state conven.
ton June Il and IS In Wallingford,
A delegation Is expected to repre-
sent the group at the sessions ac-
tivities.
The annual luncheon Of the mar
ried women OF the Franco Amer
lean Club bowling league was held
yesterday. During the afternoon
entertainment was enjoyed and
Mrs. Alfred Veillette rendered sew
eral French songs.
Plans were completed for q hot
dog roast to be held OF the cottage
OF Miss Melina Facteau at Hitch
cocks lake next month.
Among those present nj the az.
fair were Mrs. Wilfred Bernier,
president, Mrs. Arthur Noel, Mrs
Alfred Veillette, Mrs. Marie Can.
tin, Mrs. Aliver LaBelle, Mrs. Hill
aire, LaRiviere, Mrs. Hector La
Rivie~e, Mrs. Edmond Berube,
Mrs. Will maBrousseau, Mrs. Ma
tilda Desquette, Mrs. Juliette d.
onne, Mrs. Helen Cambigue, Mrs,
Lydia Vinette, Mrs. Beatrice lie.
Blanc, Miss Melina Fecteau, Miss
Theresa Hebert and Mrs, Anne
Dorval.
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have 10 bid one spade and three
spades re did. But he holds much
more than that. therefore he should
bid six no trump. or six spades or
six hearts. However. six-no trump
Is lce-cold.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
. McKENNEY ON BRIDGE

Don't Put Your Partner Spot-H You Hold High Cards
Bid Them
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