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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
BY EMILY POST

To the wife who wants To know
how she alone can widen her hus-
bands and her own circle Of
friends despite the fact that her
husband Is satisfied 10 settle down
in a circle comprising three other
men and their wives, who are
equally satisfied with the same
settling-down idea. the only answer
that I can make is this: You can
surely encourage the friendships
Of as many women as You meet,
and find agreeable. You can 60
to their houses In the daytime and
invite them 10 yours. Then per-
haps, by and by, IL you like some
Of the women very much, and be-
lieve that your husband will too,
you can invite them one at time
with their husbands and hope for
the best.
At the end Of her letter this
wife also asks: Don't you think
it is wrong for young people TO
settle down To just six friends in
this new community when so many
Of our neighbors seem to want to
be friendly To this I whole
heartedly answer that making
many friends slowly is a very DIFF
ferent thing from rushing into
intimacies without restraint or
judgment. On the other hand. it
is all too easy to get into the
habit of seeing just the very few
people whom one likes very much.
The bad side of this tendency is
that it increases as one grows
older and in the end one is likely
to be shut off from all contacts
with others.
Advice to School Girls
Dear Mrs. Post: often when we
give our most important dances
here at school. those asked to re-
ceive are women interested in the
school but personally unknown to
any of the students. We would
like to know how we are supposed
TO introduce ourselves to them and
how We are supposed to present
our guests.
Answer: You introduce yourself
by giving your own name as Mary
Smith and then, turning to the
guest, adding, May 1 present Tor
introduce) Mr.. Jones" If you
were not a schoolgirl, you would
say Miss Smith" The person
receiving doesn't give her name
and you don't ask it.
What to Do In This
Unusual Situation
Dear Mrs. Post: A friend of
mine asked me to lend her an eve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Psychologist Stresses Need Of
Teaching Child SoCiabiliiv
Says II Is Necessary for Little One TO Learn All
Of Getting Along With Other Human Beings
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey have often noticed that many of your
readers the Importance of making children social
minded at early age.
Particular alarm is felt for the only child in family
and has often been pointed out that such children
usually the selfish members of society.
would hate to believe this as have only child and
think that If go about teaching such youngster the
value of generosity and socabity will have
for alarm.
wish of your other readers would venture opinions
about this problem. YOUNG MOTHER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29

manner of DuBarry, who never let
her plumpness cramp her style.
The stripes are used not only YER
tically for height, but ever so
cleverly bringing the blacks to-
gether at the waist so as to shrink
it. Other fine points are the wide
neckline, bouffant sleeves. skirt
flaring from the hips, and full
hairdo.
Watch for your type tomorrow.
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thirty years, More than twenty million boxes
have been distributed during that period
MSrmols is net cure-ail. Marmola IS onis
FOR adult fat persons whose fstnsss s caused
BY thyroid deficiency lhypothyroidisnl but
who are otherwise normal and healthy. We
do rot make any diagnosis IS that is the
function Of your physician. Who must be con-
suited for that purpose. Why not try 70
Marmola way! Get q box Of MAnnol4 today
from your druggist
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MIND YOUR
M A N N E R S

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
1. May woman who Is staying
in hotel receive a man guest in
her room?
2. Where might she properly
receive him?
8. Is it all right to take station
cry away from a hotel?
4. II you stay in hotel several
days, should you leave a tip for
the chambermaid
5. If you are calling on a friend
who lives in a hotel, should you
telephone from the lobby?
What would you do if
When you are staying in hotel
you wish to have food sent to your
room
(a) Ask for Room Service? ?"
(b) Give your order to the tele-
phone operator?
(c) Give your order to the desk
clerk?
Answers
/. No. Not unless she has sit
ting room as well as bedroom.
2. In the lobby.
3. No.
4. Yes.
5. Yes.
Best What Would You Do"
solution-(a).
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R.O.T.C. Inspection
AT B.H.S. On April 8

Annual administrative inspec-
ton of the r. o. T. c. unit at BEL
larmine high school will be made
on April s by Col. D. B. Grafton,
according to word received Thurs
day by Maj. Arthur L. Warren,
professor OF military science at the
local school.
Mai. Warren and Sergt. Frank
A. Villaeseusa, regular army in
structors, have been at Bellarmine
since the r. o. T. c. course was
started.
If you're not using it, sell 1t with
a Fast-Aetion Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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What to Do In This
Unusual Situation

Dear Mrs. Post: A friend of
mine asked me to lend her an eve
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should be made easier--so that he
doesn't meet defeat at every turn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

Miss Peak, director of the Visit- ing Nurse Association of this city, will be the guest speaker at an open meeting of the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women which will be held Tuesday evening, October 15, at the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service, 56 Church street, at 8 o'clock. The open meeting and social hour will follow the executive board meet which will be conducted at 7:30. All council members and their friends are invited to attend the open meeting.
 Mrs. Edward J. Mcdonald is in charge of arrangements and the ladies of the Rosary Society of St. Margaret's parish will be hostesses. The meeting Tuesday evening will be the first of these popular gath erings for the fall and winter sea- son and will be continued month ly. Mrs. George Goggin, council chairman, will preside.
 Miss Peak will outline the work of the Visiting Nurses showing pictures. The moving picture camera used will be loaned and operated by Mrs. Edward D. Ber- gin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
Personal
Catholic High ALumnde Ananges, Autumn Dance

members of the alumnae and their friends.
 Reservations which must be com- pleted by October 23rd are in charge of the following committee: Celes- tine Wolff, chairman; Ann Augelli, Anne Garafano, Joan German, Eve- lyn Buckley, Jean Doran, Kay Wolff, Mrs. Peter Gaug, Mary Killian, Marge Malley, Julia Wrenn, Kay Bobbin and M. Clare Murphy.
 A resolution was passed to ex- tend the sympathy of the Alumnae Association to the family of the late Mrs. Concetta Oongo) Nardello, a member of the alumnae association.
 The business meeting was followed by a social. The next meeting will be held at the school on November 4th,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
Bride or Ton1orrouU
 Is ShouDer Guest

Miss Helen Halloran of Laurel street was guest of honor at crys- tai shower given by group of friends at her home on Monday evening. The home was attractively decorated and a delicious luncheon was served. The bride to be was the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
 Those attending were: Helen Gun ningham, Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. Maurice Donovan, Mrs. Francis Don nelley, Mrs. William ,Corden, Mrs. William Lovett, Mrs. Madeline Hahn, Mrs. John Hallo-an, Mrs. Ann Halloran, Mrs. John Winston, Mrs. John Flaherty, Mrs. Walter Slekis, Mrs. Edward Kelly, Mrs Anthony Palandino, Mrs. Ellen Lynch, Misses Kathleen Cooley, Kay Shea, Marion True, Ann Quinn, Joan Hafolran, Rose Moneta, Mae Lyons, Doris Kreiger, Betty Bian- cardi, Edith Erb, and Dorothy Stew ems.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
. MeKENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ
Take Chance on Your Finesse to Save Contract
BY VIM. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Tn this, the third of our series on counting tricks, am going to point out a common error made even by the expert.
 A word first about the bidding = some players may question North's jump to three spades. Generally a raise from one to three is a powerful bid, suggesting @ slam. while the raise from one to four is generally conceded to be just a game sign-off, But with two aces, five trumps and singleton. I think North is justl- fled in making his three-spade bid.
 Vests trump opening is c good one. Declarer wins with the queen, leads the ace Of hearts, ruffs heart and plays c small club. He goes up with the king and West cashes three club tricks and returns c spade, and declarer must lose Q dia. mond.
 If decIArer stops to count his tricks, losers aB well as winners, he will realize inst rufiing out tho hearts does not help to solve the problem of how t0 avoid l0sirg ono diamond and three clubs. one club may be saved through finding tho acc with East.
 But there h another chance too, the heart flnense. in eiieet, there
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
Nouen1ber Bride Is
 Rendered. Sho1Ue,

Miss Angeline DeRienzo and Mrs. Joseph Geneva were hoStesseS at a currency shower given recently in honor of Miss Margaret DeRienzo, who is to be married on November 9th to Louis Geneva.
 Those attending were: Jennie Lone, Mrs. John Marinaro, Mrs. Phillip Ciriello, Mrs. Michael Ter zano, Mrs. Susie DeCarlo, Mrs. Con- selia Nardello, Mrs. Joseph Angelo, Mrs. Longo, Mrs. Michael Geneva, Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. Filomena Buisto, Mrs. Al Bellino, Janet Diorio, Mrs. Josephine Famiglietti. Mrs. ". Douglas, Mrs. Rose Coppolo, Mrs. Summa, Mrs. James Donofrio, Mary Patricelli, Mrs. Rosario Bellino, Mrs. A. Taglia, Mrs. M. McGarth, Alice McGrath, Rose Cirrtate, Mrs. Peter Tartaglia, Mrs. Rose Pesillo,
 Mary Santaguida, Lena Colavec- chic, Mrs. Anna Solla, Mrs. Louis Cipriano, Mrs. Delahanty, Minnie Martone, Mrs. Carmella Cipriano, Mrs. Ralph Famiglietti, Celia Fam iglietti, Mrs. John Marzano, Mrs. Joseph Rotella, Mrs. Edward DuGay, Mrs. Carmella Ciriello, Mrs. P. De- Santis, Mrs Carmella Pandolfe, Mrs. J. Brevetti, Mrs. V. Mastrianni, Mrs. A. Marinaro, Madeline Marinaro, Mrs. Josephine Perugini.
 Angela Mana Verzina, Elsie Mas trianna, Mrs. Charles Marciano,, ,, Mrs. E. Cuccinello, Mrs. Carmella Mastrianni, Mrs. Richard Famigli- etti, Mrs. LaRosa, Mrs. Lucy DiFel- ice, Mrs. Anna Somma, Mrs. Joseph Burgio, Mary Rossi Mrs. James Burke, Mary Smith, Anne Panasci, Mrs. Anthony Gimmei, Mrs. Mich ael Panasci, Mrs. Francis Duigan, Mrs. Louis Grella, Mrs. Joseph Mar iano, Mrs. Daniel Mecca, Mrs. Eliza beth Summa, Mrs. Patsy Famiglietti, Mrs. Louis Rubino, Mrs. Louis Fam liglietti, Mrs. A. Capozzi, Mrs. Pat DiRienzo, Mrs. DeLio, Mrs. Carolyn D. Korugiebal. Mrs. c. Loyot, Mrs Felicia Cipriano, Sara Caporale, Mic oletta Spino, Mrs. M. Jamele, Ade- line Barbieri
 Mrs. Frank Masi, Mrs. Juia Drain vile, Mrs. Mary Rainone, Mrs. Car mela DiDomizio, Angela Cicchetti Mrs. Mary Venditti Mrs. A. Panasci Mrs. Angeline Licursi, Mrs. Rocco Grella, Millie Minicucci, Alice Dayl Mrs. Mary Fried, Mrs. Joseph Cap risto, Mrs. James DeRienzo, Mrs. M Famiglietti, Mrs. Angelo Verzino Mrs. Mary Geneva, Mrs. Anna Ya- vecchia, Mrs. Louise DeSantiS, Mrs Carmine Geneva, Mrs. Rose Mazzi Mrs. James Bellino, Mrs. J. Gianinni Mrs. Carmella Rondinaro, Mrs. Isa- bella Divigard, Mrs. Lena Slater.
 Mrs. Joseph Savino, Marie Pace Mrs. Amelia Denze, Mrs. E. Piona Mrs. Katherine Autore, Mrs. Heller Clemente, Mrs. Anna Summa, Mrs Anthony Sprano. Mrs. Betty Gallo Camela DeSantis, Mrs. Pazzaglino Angie Tome, Mrs. Sal Longo, Mrs Doris Rinaldi, Mrs. Michael Genova Mrs. Salvatore Jacaruso, Mrs. Angels
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

DeRienz, Edith DeRienz, Mrs. Molly Laudate, Mrs. Olga Piola Oliver, Mrs. Timothy Hudner, Mrs. Ruth Maratone, Mrs. Antoinette DeCrisan- ti, Mrs. Arnold Cipriano, Mrs. John Pilla, Carmella Famiglietti, Mrs. Mary Santoro, Mrs. Paulin eWaitkus, Janet Gonzalez,
 Mrs. Rose Dezinno, Mrs. Lucy Verrier, Mrs. Sranco, Doris Giam- petruzzi, Eleanor Barnes, Mrs. Frank Jamele, Josephine Jamele, Kate Cipriano, Mrs. Peter Guglielmo Theresa Recchia, Mrs. Domenic Iagrossi, Mrs. James Marcaro, Mrs. Charles Nardello, Mrs. Margaret Negaro, Mrs. Patsy Pelosi, Mrs. Lucy Pappano, Mrs. Flora Salvatore, Mrs A. Insagna, Mrs. A. Pesanelli, Mrs Margaret Belloisy, Mrs. Rose Fer nencez, Mrs. Walter Polowski, Mrs Lillian Pelosi, Mrs. Eleanor Sper- duti, Nellie Bruggeman,
 Antoinette Malaria, Mrs. Concetts St. John, Mrs. Wilfred Turmel, Mrs Joseph Vaccaro, Mrs. Charles Mar zano, Mrs. Angeline Cipriano, Mrs Domenic Ritucci, Anna Accetura Mrs. Mary P. DeRienzo, Mrs. Flora Crosse, Mrs. Marietta Galante, Mrs Joseph Stango, Antoinette Autore Mrs. Philip Panuasci. Grace Solla Mrs. Mary Summa, Mrs. Anthony Marinaro, Mrs. Carmine Ciriello Mrs. Frank Varanelli, Mrs. J. De. Lauretis, Mrs. Amiello Carmentier Mrs. Joseph Iagrossi, Mary Ferrare Mrs. Michael Tartaglia, Mary Lac cone,
 Mrs. Rose D'Occhio, Rose Santora Chiemena Salerno, Mrs. V. Conta. masa, Mrs. Mildred Mange, Mrs Concetta Autore, Mrs. Gaetano Lom. bardi, Anna DiFonato, Mrs. Celis Martone, Mrs. Marie Ciccarelli, Mrs Mafalda Stance, Assunta DiMuzio Mrs. Lena Mulhern, Mrs. A. Forcello Rosana Tosta, Rosario Forcello, Mrs s. Burzio, Mrs. Mary GaudioSi, Mrs Fannie Columbe, Mrs. Angeline Pa vio, Rose DeLuca, Mrs. Alphonse E Sircia, Mrs. Carmela Pace, Mrs. An toinette Petrafasci, Carmella Pan none, Alvira Pannone, Mrs. Mar! Marinari, Ann Marinari, Mrs. Marg, Halloran, Mrs. Edward Groody, Mrs William Carroll Rose Rorino, Mar guerite Forino, Mrs. Carmine Caru so, Mrs. Emma Masane, Mrs. B Mooney, Mrs. Rose DiFronzo, Mrs Anthony Solury, Elizabeth Hickey Lucy and Agnes Cipriano, Josephin Mencio, Mary Valentino, Fam. Knott and Mrs. Domenic Lavorgna Lee Solury, Anna Solury, Jane Ne garo, Josephine Colasanto, Mrs Catherine Riccelli, Dona DeMat teis, Mrs. M. Baritone, Kate Capristc
 Mrs. Mary DeBiase, Mrs. H. Ken nelly, Mrs. Rose Rutiglano, Kathleel Hurley, Mrs. Edward Laudate, Mrs w. Lucas, Ellen Lucas, Mrs. Josepl Bernota, Mrs. William Argemms Mrs. Joseph Genova, ST., ,Angelin DeRienzo, Margaret DeRienzo, Mrs Frank Negro of Milldale, Mrs. Georg Weingart of Bridgeport, Mrs. Jose l phine Zuccarell iof Naugatuck, Mrs Theresa Catapano, Mrs. J. CatapanG Mrs. J. DeVito and Mrs. Phil Guan dolini of Wallingford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
Weddings
MdryuDood College Chapter Elects Slate or Officers

Miss Rita Baldwin was elected president of the local chapter of Marywood College Alumnae at a meeting held recently at the home of Miss Rita Corden. Other officers include: Kathleen Smith, vice-pres- ident; Rita Corden, corresponding secretary; Marion Class Kelley, re- cording secretary; Eleanor Vallone, treasurer; Eleanor Egan, publicity and Rose Harmon, ticket chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
Miss Mary T. Dunne
 Is SholUer Guest

Mrs. Edward c. Mulvaney was hostess at a miscellaneous shower given at her home on Piedmont street recently in honor of Miss Mary T. Dunne of Lounsbury ave- nue who is being married tomorrow at g o'clock at St. Francis Xavier's church to Howard F. Thibodeau of Lounsbury street.
 The guests included: Mrs. Thomas Fox, Mrs. Edith Dickinson, Mrs Edna Burd, Mrs. Lois Kron of Mil ford, Mrs. Mary Oliver, Mrs. Henry Maher, Mrs. Thomas McHugh, Mrs John McHugh, Mrs. c. Anderson, Mrs. William Dunne, Mrs. J. Greene Mrs. E. Kelley, Mrs. D. Caffrey, Mrs A. Beauregard, Mrs. D. Overbaugh Mrs. John Waters of Thomaston Mrs. Carl Rudberg of Thomaston, Mrs. Raymond Creighton, Mrs. Rob- ert Robinson of Torrington, Mrs Charles Holmes of Thomaston, and Misses Barbara Kron of Milford Betty Dunne, Louise M. Conway Catherine Dunne, Elizabeth Dicker- son, Sally Dunne, Mary E. Null vaney, Alice Dunne and Mrs. Ed ward Mulvaney.
 Mayflower Camp, Royal Neigh bors of America, vii celebrate the 35th anniversary of the irlodge in Mechanics hall at 8 o'clock Mon- day night. A program of entertain ment will be offered and refresh mentS will be served,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

A discussion of activities for the winter months was conducted.
 Mrs. Edward Coulan, state chair man of work to aid the Blind gave an interesting talk on the transla- tion of the braille as an aid to blind members of the community.
 Those attending were: Rita Bald- win, Marion Cavanaugh, Ann Toonl- ey, Mary Gibbons, Eleanor Vallone. Rose Harmon, Mary Smith, Nellie Sullivan, Marion O'Connor Furshay, Eleanor Egan and Rita Corden.
 Mrs. Michael Bruno of Southmayd road entertained last evening at a personal shower in honor of Miss Helen Bruno. The guest of honor received many lovely gifts. Those present were: Misses Ann Andreano, Ida Fucito, Lena Garafola, Blythe Bruno, Marion Scacco, Mrs. Daniel Colucci, Mrs. Patrick Andreano, Mrs. Albert Bartolini, Mrs. Jacob Kunof- sky, Mrs. Louis Murno, Mrs. John Calside, Mrs. Nicholas Scacco, Mrs. Samuel Rinaldi, Mrs. Michael Bruno and Mrs. Lawrence Lavolsi.
 The regular meeting of the Wa terbhry Garden club will be held on Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the Bunker Hill Congregational church. Due to illness, Professor Roland H. Patch of Storrs who was scheduled to speak will be unable to attend. Hand colored photo- graphs of wild flowers will be shown by Mrs. c. R. Hyde of this city who will also tell of color tradition of natural flowers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

An open meeting of Division 5, Ancient Order ot Hibernians was held at Mechanics Hall last evening. A program was held for the benefit of the sick of the lodge. Miss Daisy Lord, president, announced Novem- 9th as the date for style show and bridge,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
SwansOn-Peterson

The wedding of Miss Mae Caro- line Peterson, daubhter of MT. and Mrs. Carl Peterson of Greystone, Terryville, and Carl F. Swanson, son of Mrs. Emma Swanson, will take place on Saturday afternoon, October 18th at 2:30 o'clock at the Swedish Lutheran Church, on Cherry Street. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. E. Einar Kron and will be followed by reception at the Copper Kettle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

Final plans for the annual autumn dance of the Waterbury Catholic High School Alundnae As- sociation were made at 8 meeting held on Monday evening. The af- fair is scheduled to be held on Fri day, October 25th at Baybrook in West Haven. It is to be a semi-- formal dinner dance and is open to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES E
Weddings
NAvIN-HALLORAN

The wedding of Miss Helen ver- onica Halloran, daughter of Mrs. Ann Halloran of Laurel Street and Thomas Joseph Navin, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Michael Navin of Holmes Avenue, will take place tomorrow morning at g o'clock at the Sacred Heart Churh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
NIzELsKI-JACKMAN

The marriage of Miss Helen Jack man of New Britain and Edward Nizelski, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Nizelski of Edson Avenue takes place tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Holy Cross Church in New Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Thursday eve ming session of the Cornell Contract Club conducted by Mrs. John O. Moriarty were: Mrs. John Bush and Mrs. Henry Mack, 124 1-2; Mrs Ida Birdsall and Mrs. A. J. Reuter- 116 1-2; and East and West: Mrs Joseph Wedge and Mrs. Walter Dews, 139; Frank Daley and Charles Stoker, 123 1-2.
 The standing to date is as follows: Wedge-Dewes, 678; Cleary- -Shana- han, 669; Cottiero-L -Laudemann, 647; and Daley-Stocker, 635.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

are two illnesses, in clubs and hearts, and only one has to win for the contract; but declarer must Do sure to try both.
 The correct play is to win tho first trick, with the acc Of spades, lead tho heart and flnesse the queen. whether this wins OF loses, the plan ig to discard ono Of duEamys clubs on the acc of hearts,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

Mrs. Vincent McKeown of Rose Street entertained the members o1 her pinochle club on Thursday eve- ming at her home. Mrs. Joseph Martin was winner of High score and Mrs. John Johnston was award ed consolation prize.
 The guest included, Mrs. Dennis McGrath, Mrs. Charles Cronan, Mrs Nicholas Banner, Mrs. Frank Com merford, Mrs. William Moedebeck Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mrs. Johr Johnston, and Mrs. Vincent Me Keown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

Plans have been completed for the fourth annual dinner dance of the Aviglianese Women's Society which will be held on November 7th, Miss Katherine LoRusso is chair man of the affair assisted by the fol- lowing members. Mildred Vaccaro co-chairman; Mrs. Gertrude Mecca Mrs. Molly Cipriano, Mrs. Grace Verrastro, Angeline LaRussoo, Mary Vaccaro. Molly Lucia and Louise Genovese.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dough- erty have returned from their wed- ding trip and have taken up their residence at 30 Spencer avenue. Mrs Dougherty was the former Julia " Finn of East Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
Virginia J0ger Is
 Honored At SholDer

A surprise greneback shower was given recently for Miss Virginia Jager who is to be married to Thomas Calo on October 18th. The affair was held at Napolitano's Pal ace with the following serving as hostesses Misses Madelen and Mar garet Calo and Mrs. Julius Papp.
 Those attending were: Misses Lil- Han Ro6 ITS, Ella Subataitis, Violet Dander, Mary DiVito, Frances Bak- aitis, Della and Helen Anusaukas, Josephine Martone, Angeline Crap pone, Lena Forgione, Connie Del Croce, Julia Bulevich, Jean Carlo, Rosemary Stenson, Kitty Deegan, Rose Calo, Mary Calo, Jane Forino, Josephine Rogers, Anne Mendle, Lena Yose, Eva Mikialainis, Mrs. Ralph Raggo, James PaternoSter, Mrs. Marie Collins, Mrs. Jennie Pa dula, Mrs. Peter D'Ambrosio, Mrs. Anthony Calo, Mrs. Joseph Martino, Mrs. Elizabeth Parker, Mrs. Sophie Radzev:ch, Mrs. Anna Romeo, Mrs. Minnie White.
 Mrs. Carmen Martone, Mrs. Anna Mazeika, Mrs. Thomas Grappone, Mrs. John Jacaruso, Mrs. Vera San- tucci, Mrs. Nicholas DiVito, Mrs. Anna Stage, Mrs. Gloria DiGorgio, Mrs. Michael D'Angelo, Mrs. Angelo Capaldo, Mrs. Daniel Palangio, Mrs Mary St. John, Mrs. Theresa Rus so, Mrs. Louis Carlo, Rose Civitate, Mrs. William Aurigemma, Mrs. Grace Daley, Mrs. Tillie Jennings, Mrs. John Daley, Mrs. George Sa- lokos, Mrs. Paulnie Angelicola, Mrs Lila Kearney, Mrs. John Jager, Jr. Mrs. Charles Morkis, Mrs. Ann Stokes, Mae Davino, Genevieve Pal ladino, Mrs. Mary Civitate, Mrs, Thomas Civitate, Mrs. Minnie Pa langio, Mrs. Carrie Palangoi, Mrs Louise Calo and Margaret and Mad alen Calo and Mrs. Julius Papp.