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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

dora rolks and Mrs Rvrd. as
he E.orsian Girls returned from CHI
Dseo rerenfiv after singing week
az some OF the windy citys iare"st
churches
" note ihrt now place 81 moss
Is being or'nel W az Nisger and ElT
enfh streets -.
Don't 'etget 20 attend TIE Lincoln.
2erhyr Gr. dance. March :. az Cook
First Baptist church
ns Rev J. J. Davis the PASTOR
rnarhrd from kings "lnfy ss
power" Among tho many VISITORS
sare' ra, James ara fss afA Nrs
,ed nurton Of Detroit, and Donald I;od-
d b Gerirude Singfirld WAS addea io
fhe fssi-erowiug membership - the
faarch Friends were glad 20 see MIS-
fel'f Rioom and her brother. also Nr
aHf Mrs Eugene Turner Mrs Tate ~
irtfot VAS likewise present and sang
beautiful selections
rse s. rally is stu h~ine eordnr'ef
W ine church Mrs Hattie Rodgers ant
Nfs jamie Williams each ennttihuted So
THE rhurch II looking 20 see your name
~ fhe Trirane as contributor 20 fne
zhda Askew 4. cturch reporter
Iion baptist church
ras'or g 4 stevenson preached Inc
sefinpn spndsy morning subject ~ vn
Willing To ';o \ Little Farther text.
NAH -e ~ the Senior choir sang loss
iV selections. som" os tie visitors ln-
cuiei Roy rniford, rev. perh4nN
Rev r. ~ freeman
-Nl ara reminded 20 remainder tho
SIX Aniong fhfe silk are Mrs $
Graves Mrs ADAMS Mrs - Stevenson
Mfs. ieis Vim en' Ms Eliia SnSneld
ani Mrs ola Mac Ghllcon.
sunday. fcgrparv. .i mo pastor viii
sreal, m Tho topic Gors Min TIVE
Mind he invites AL 20 come and ltrar
this special message E,ervhodv IL well
come ~ AL times Corrine W Campbell
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nv MRS VI. TooMEy

VT. Olive Church
'rN- Reward q, is irif.~ ,y,. ~
sehiect usci ~ Hee W - Wlson ~
tie ~ sertin lasf SUNDAY a. Nj
oive chN~ fargo attendance VS.,
rrfsen' - hot- 'tia rraat message
The women - ~ Olive hnd raj
~ Witch ras N,rv cssfni
The rTf MAJ very ipfores,re f,s.
a 'nmhor ~ oaog nenple took part
MIS- Rrs.o vas rafltncl horn. and
vss ~ chNr.n sunday
The NJ ofitr hAshefhau fea.n iha
i.ui haNkars fefoated porf ~ last
saturday night WITH a sore ~ g.
Bethel AWE Church
Rev psvG nake f~ verea =
very dvnaulc message 90 farce ala-
ierce LAST snnlpv mronlrs lio'v
,onniunion VS. aflriais'~r.d
Rev y nNor~rse anil roe senior
chtir Conducted se.sira. ~ fhe af,er.
lisernd fNo etf' rc rrs-tre and th-
osv'efiy cnuf-ren vss hol 'oiiav-
ins me ser, ire splendid reports vere
given
Rev J 4 pes" reported a ,ef, M
spring meet rg - ,'ianfaN-tia fn.'
weet So hen he attended the Rlshag'
council
The hrE f.eaeie cor i.'.fei he c'r-.
tlan Endesvur meeting 81 the rif.t
Ciris'ian ehHreh last sunday evening
''aud Ware WIS iu chtree - tho open
fnfrn The s4ttntf t-.mesef whs -
rfaretre 20 fho chti.ifan vo-id.'
Miss Lawns oshor.@ rrcadedd nav
penn Delivered fre evening mes
sage at his ,hAtrh nov J. W rr,e
- pastor
TITO nnrihfe ttmnsfn- snersof.i w
''Io Sagiuaw chr sfiau rndeavnr uuior.
N'i hs bod AZ Hefhsi ANF church
sunday evening Fob -s a., o % no.
r'rrv ~oariv ~ mo uuiou Will re re-
presented
Tabernacle Baptist Church
A. the morning services Rev lane
preached fiom JOHN i,io TIL. sol, tees
wore weli attended Nas WIS fr.
IS Roman sans -oio fh WAS en-
zIon Baptist church
The sunday : hooi was wen stfrti-
~ last SUNDAY nf Zion baptist rhrrrh
ana supt n Watthy gave p r~,i~w
un tile lesson
The pastor nav NJ To.mev. deliver
- u fine -,rnion One person wt~
hapiit,i a' fNr s.'t service nni Mrs
Mary carr ia.nea the ,hafch b., the
~ HN ssrafrc
Al, 81 20 th~ r'rf' closed me rro-
gram ~ Ne-fo lisiofv W.,, with
a fine uf1.run. Tho prinrIunl speak,
or Was Mft 49, tmrlI1 WORTHY Who
was the chairman ~ The Whole STAR
~ Gftv was president
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Mt. Clemens News

Nlus0U tNnpet AWE tHurcn
The Ninson chanel AMB sunday
school was opened at tho usual time
hv tha snperintendcnf. The subject
diacussed Was 't;ood citizens and Good
Nelrhhors" Pastor Williams reviewed
tina lesson.
A. II M Rev. Nose Williams spoke
from Peter 1i-25. Subject I'VE
should Bless God for His Manifold
Goodness and Grace" Everyone en-
joyed the sermon very much.
The Allen Day gogram at So. Luke
ANfE church last Sunday was very od-
irrational Music was furnished by two
cholrs directed by u. Williams. nj
u was very enjoyable y J. Hubbard
was the speaker for the day.
The 80 League met AZ six o'clock
With Miss shirley Brewer IN charge.
The subi~ct discussed was 'Neither Jew
nor Greek" Text col. 5.9-11.
All are cordially invltedd 20 attend
ser, Ices a. vinson chapel 1t any time.
Coldle Williams Is assistant reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

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Atty. VIM. &. smith
SIS Reid BIdg.
STATE or MICHIGAN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In
Chancery.
No. qss.esO
ORDER or PUBLICATION
ALMENA WINGO, Plaintiff. vs. ET.-
"a WlNGO. Defendant
Az a session OF said Court held ~
the Court House In the city OF Detroit
on the third day % February. 1910.
Present: THE HON. SHERMAN u.
CALENDER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing 70 the
Court BY affidavit hereto attached. that
chancery summons has been issued out
Of and under the seal Of tho Court. for
the appearance Of the defendant. md
that the same could not be served on
or before the return day thereof for
the reason that the said defendant
helnR a resident Of tho city Of Detroit.
county Of wayne and state Of Michi-
gan. was concealed therein. end said
chancery summons has heen returned
with the certificate thereon endorsed.
showing that after diilgent search and
inquiry. said defendant could not he
served IN said state ~ Mlchigan. on or
before the return day thereof
on motion ~ WILLIAM G. SMITH.
attorney for tho plaintiffs
IL II Ordered that the said Ei.IA
WINOO cause his appearance TO be
entered IN this Court within three months
from the date ~ this ori~r. and IN
case Of his appearance. he cause hts
answer 10 the plaintiffs biil ~ come
plslnt 90 be filed Rnd copy thereof
TO he served upon the attorney Tor the
piaintin within twenty days after SER
vice upon him or copy " said VII.
and notice Of this order. and that IN
default thereof the said bill be taken
AZ confessed by the said defendant
II IL further ordered that copy
81 this order be published and served
according 20 law.
SHERMAN ~ CALENDER.
ircuit Judge
a True Copy,
CASPER y. LfNGEMtN.
clerk
nv 4. G. TENERowIcz.
| Deputy Clerk. a-at-s-s
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h'tv Arthur p. Davidson

eooa Hastings ST..
eTATF NF MICHIGAN In the cir
N o0nr ''r the County Of Wayne
y cfsnrsf,.
No -as.sfs
oNnfR or PUBLICATION
,-htNF swiftly Plaintiff Va. rBR-
-N'rH Defendant
''ss'n- ~ said Court. hsid ~
courthouse IN the city ~ n-troi'
-. County. Michigan. IN the ihlr.
- dsv ~ January A. n. 1870.
r''ni HON. JAMES r. cHENOr,
'rr1f Judge
,. 'a' CAUSE u appearing by afn-
,,r,, M the defendant. PERLEY
,.,ih T. nonresident Of this state;
a.. On IL contrary he ~ a resident
80 80 lonlciled in the city OF Ports
nm NORFOLK County. Virginia.
80, Auorney for the plaintiff. n IA
''f'rei mat Tho defendant enter his
snee within three Months from
.,' Data hereof or said Bui OF com
49,. VII be taken a. confessed
=, y = further ordered that copy
u'E order he published according
10 the Detroit Tribune
49, also ordered that q copy Of
~, ofier be sent 20 the defendant
40 Nnown address by registered mail
r..., return receipt requested a. Is
'llfed ~ law.
JAMES p. cHENoT.
rrus cory)
Gar ;. LINGEMAN.
= A rExERowrcz.
D'7u'v clerk. ..,-1s
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CASSOPOLIS
~ " 6. CLARK

NJ ". z. CLARK
sncse Sfhnni vas o9ered a. me
usesi flnIe ~ chain leks ehurrh.
$40 sunday notning X Hnvdv
Nas IN ,hsres
A. fhe Nofnng service Nev SHAW
nfearhed splendid sermon. AZ tvs
,io.k there was ptoefam gwen ~
The rhaIa Lake church choir
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r'rv oF McHreAN.

f'i'I tlfANs
''''y ~ w.vr.
No. e5s.t1s
c.,.. session. ~ the Probate for said
r.o.. IN WAYNE. heid a. the Probate
"A. Room IN the CIT. ~ Detroit. on
w.. onr'eenth day 81 February IN tho
49,. ono thousand nine hundred and
ius ,.''ni' PATRICK u. o'BRrEN.
~" ~ Probate
sl,,n me Matter ~ the Estate OF MAR
WILLIAMS. Decreased.
O., ~ iraIinE aud Ming tho petition
sam',,l.Vth J.. RILEY praying that
"A 'Iaiion ~ said estate he grant
.r HfptHE WALLER or som 9th
suitable person.
ssv ordered. That the fifteenth
n. y, =, March. nest AZ ten o'clock IN
an,o,o,sn'on Al said Court Room be
a. Tor hearing said petition.
cons - further Ordered. That =
s,,.r..' mis- nrder he published three
n $3.50 weeks previous 20 said time
ss...-rlnr IN the Detroit Tribune. .
IA -rer printed snd circulating IN
county ~ Wayne.
PATRICK ". O'nRfEN
Judge OF Probate.
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LEGAL NOTICES

"a True copy)
JOSEPH A. CRArGEN.
Deputy Probate Register 2-ft-1-i0
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Pastor 4 l.. MERRITT preached an ~.
tu,uinaiinr SERMON sundav nornlnr.
subject. "A God That Answers ~
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Treasurer lofr ircer
counrii-- Edward Rsnss John psndr
John nomsaieki Nfhssl nHdtinski
walter IaNorsif FfOafi fane.
Joseph r kubtraek. Frank J feaeH.
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'''''- ~'r-'s service. At 81 John
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

Candidates On kenaF's Platform
Clerk Joseph iar,k ros@rh r las
~ Alos rekar wsfsr scr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
Benefit Parties Giuen For Bundles For Britain Fund
Oricchio photo.

nor Watson, Clayton Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Koonz, MT. and and Mrs. John Ferguson Mrs. Con- rad, Mrs. Lorenz, Mrs. Church, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Katherine Began, Mrs. John H. Jones, Mrs. Lillian Bouley, Mrs. Charles Curtin.
 Mrs. Harold Mills, Henry Mills, MT. and Mrs. Philip Mills, Mrs. M. J. Wagner, Mrs. Laura Barnes, Herbert Hotchkiss, Mrs. w. Sem- mems, Mrs. James Gardner, Mrs. Andrew Wylie, MT. and Mrs. w. L.. Clarke, Mrs. Ernest Faulkner, Mrs. James Sasso, Miss c. Hall, Miss B. Hall, Kate Miller, Mrs. Jane Holihan, Mrs. Francis Bat ten, Mrs. Kate Matthews, MT. and Mrs. Seth Bailey, MT. and Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Charles Earl, Mrs. Edward Birke, Mrs. Philip A. Bernier, Mrs. John Larmett, Mir and Mrs. Harry Rosevear, MT. and Mrs. Burrus Bradford, MT. and Mrs. D. c. Macintosh, MT. and Mrs. A. ". Hunter, MT. and Mrs. Edward Babin MT. and Mrs. w. B. Hotchkiss.
 Mrs. Albert Hole, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs. Harry White, Mrs. John Wallis, Mrs. E. Segear, Mrs. Frank Carey, Mrs. w. Andrew, Mrs. G. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Albert A. Tassell, Alfred Sherwood, Winifred IsherWood, Mrs. E. Desfrene E. c. Clark, Wilfred Semmens, Lillian Wildan, Mrs. Elizabeth Manville, Mrs. Henry Pensil, Mrs. John Strachan, Mrs. Harold E. Manville, Mrs. A. Murtagh, Mrs. c. Murtagh, Mrs. H. L. Woodcock, Miss T. He'll but, MT. and Mrs. w. Newton, MT. and Mrs. A. Clegg, Mrs. w. w. Wood, Mrs. J. O. Kanny. Mrs. Fred Houghtaling, Mrs. Casper Spearo, J. O. Kanny, MT. and Mrs. A. Twelves, w. H. Westwood, M. Westwood, MT. and Mrs. Edward Chapel, MT. and Mrs. Irving E.. Smith, MT. and Mrs. James White, MT. and Mrs. w. hick, Mrs. Jo- seph Conray, Miss Anna Payton, Miss Bessie Payton, Miss Eleanor Barnes.
 MT. and Mrs. John Surgener, MT. and Mrs. Jack Marshall, MT. and Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. S.. Hallond, Mrs. E. Pierce, A. Sco- field, J. Hampson, William Albon, Mrs. A. w. Thompson, Mrs. O. Ritchie, Mrs. Anna Book, Mrs. Eva Stemm, Mrs. Jane Lockhart, Mrs. Blanche Maton, Mrs. Jennie Blanchard, Mrs. Leogare, Mrs. Mar tha Watkins, Mrs. E. T. Garrison.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19

Many guests gathered at a garden party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Willis M. Weeden' of Woodbury Saturday for the benefit of the Bundles for Britain. The affair was most successful with a sum of over $350 being realized, the money to be used for purchasing surgical instru- ments and medical supplies for the ambulance recently purchased by the Bundles for Britain committee.
 Another party which also aided the fund was given Saturday eve- ming at odd Fellows hall by the Pride of Hawthorne Lodge, Daugh- ters of St. George Fifty eight tables were in play. Mrs. w. M. Bower was chairman of the committee in charge.
 Those attending the evening af- fair were:
 MT. and Mrs. J. William Gardner, Mrs. William Albon, Mrs. David Red- ing, E. Hogg. MT. and Mrs. w. H. Bower, Mrs. Margaret Mitchell, Mrs. Mary St. Jean, Mrs. Joseph Daley water, MT. and Mrs. Harry Ander- son, MT. and Mrs. E. M. Stanley, MT. and Mrs. N. D. Hovey, Miss K. A. Rubey, Mrs. Ada Cam, Mrs. Elea-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
. MeKENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ
This is the last of a series of of six bridge table stories.
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

One thing I like especially about tournament bridge is that it can be played by young or old, weak or strong. those hard of hearing, and even the blind.
 I recall in my early tournament days a contest in Newark, N. J., in which a player who was very hard of hearing participated. He had one of those little aids to hearing em- ploying the use of battery, but, unfortunately, the wire became dis connected from the battery at 8 critical stage of the bidding. He heard the original bidder say one no trump, his partner passed, and then he heard no more. However, he saw from the third players lips that he said no trump. and just as- sumed that the raise was two no trump. Little dreaming that North had bid six no trump he came in with the slightly insufficient bid of three diamondsi
 The tournament director was called, and under the rules East was forced to make his bid suiiicIent bid Of three dlamondsi
 The tournament director waE called. and under the rules East was forced io make his bid sulicIent and hsd tc play tho hand at aeven
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
Dora Johnson
 Rendered. ShosOer

A miscellaneous shower was giv- en last week for Miss Dora John son, of Arden road who will wed Harold Strom on August 31. Host esses were Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. John Nygren and Mrs. Arvid Swan son.
 Guests were: Mrs. Sigrid Ras- mussen, Mrs. Robert Andeson, Mrs. Elizabeth Olson, Mrs. Hannah Clauson, Mrs. John Burrows, Mrs. John Grandell, Mrs. Gustave Gran dell, Mrs. Eva Johnson, Mrs. Sam Anderson, Mrs.. Viola Brown, Mrs. Bror Isaacson, Mrs. Ruth Arnold, Mrs. c. O. Strom, Mrs. Emil John son, Mrs. Sigrid Strom and Miss May Isaacson.
 Also Mrs. Geoge L. Howe, Mrs. Howard Anderson, Miss Claire Derouin, Mrs. Axel Forsell, Mrs. Kenneth Rappe, Mrs. Clara Brandt, Mrs. E. Stevenson, Mrs. Otto Pe- terson, Mrs. Herman Johnson, Mrs. Albin Anderson, Mrs. Alma benSOn, MrS. ArLlur JOQnSOu, MTS. Clayton Graham, Mrs. Fred An- derson, Mrs. Martin Anderson, Mrs. Hugo Noren, Mrs. Alma Malmgren, Mrs. c. J. Anderson, Mrs. Emil Anderson, Mrs. c. G. Carlson, Mrs. Alfred Cederholm, Mrs. Eric Gustavson, Mrs. Harry G. Ross, Mrs. c. E. Johnson, Mrs. William Swanson, Mrs. Charles H. Swenson, Mrs. A. G. Benson. Mrs. Augusta Palmer, Miss Edith Grahn, Mrs. Hilda Grahn, Mrs. Morris Anderson, Mrs. G. R. Johnson, Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Mrs. Edward Bengston, Mrs. Johnson Ericsn, Mrs. Carl Ilan- der, Mrs. Joseph Biron, Mrs. AL bert Johnson, Mrs. Fred Larson, Mrs. Charles A. Berlepsch, Jr., Mrs. E. Einar Kron, Mrs. c. L. Hallenborg, Mrs. Anna Thomas, Ms. Fred Norling and Mrs. Hail. mar Peterson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19

A wedding of much local interest took place in New York City on Friday when Miss Barbara La Vigne, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Robert LaVigne of Colum- bia boulevard became the bride of Richard Murray Cunningham Glenn, son of Mrs. Richard M. O.. Glenn of New York. Rev. Dr. Cor don Wadhams officiated at the ceremony at o'clock at the Church of the Resurrection.
 Miss Norman LaVigne was her sisters only attendant and Fred erick R. Starr of New York was best man for MT. Glenn. The bride wore navy blue silk crepe en- semble with accessories of navy. Her corsage was of orchids. Her sisters white spun rayon dress was appliqued in navy design. She wore navy colored accessories and 8 cor- sage of gardenias with bachelor buttons.
 A small supper party for the im- mediate families was held at Sher- fy's following the ceremony. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
FITZMAURICE-DOwLING

St. Mary's church in Union City was the scene of a pretty wedding Saturday morning when Miss Mar guerite Mary Bowling, daughter of Cornelius J. Bowling of Myrtle ave- nue, became the bride of John Jo- seph Fitzmaurice of Highland ave- Waterbury, son of Mrs. Ellen Fitz- maurice. A profusion of assorted cut garden flowers formed beauti- full setting for the ceremony which was an event of o'clock. Rev. Thomas M. Griffin, pastor, of- ficiated.
 The bride was becomingly at tired in gown of white duchess bridal satin designed on princess lines with V-neckline, fluted trim on bodice. long fitted sleeves and a flared skirt terminating in slight train. A two-tier fingertip veil of illusion held in place with coronet orange blossoms completed the brides costume and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses, ste- phonitis and baby's breath.
 Miss Helen Kathryn Bowling, sister of the bride, was her only atten- dant. She wore a blue grown simi- lar in design to that worn by the bride. The bodice was of eyelet em- broidery also wore a Leghorn picture hat with ribbon and fluted trim to match her gown and blue lace mitts. She carried bouquet of pink roses.
 Peter J. Gilligan was best man for his brother-in-law and the ushers were George Aspell. Jr., of Nauga- tuck and Colvin Smith of Beacon Falls.
 The musical program was under the direction of the church organist. Miss Mae Cullen, soloist, rendered, "Panis Angelicus," and Mrs. Arvid Stevenson sang, Ave Maria.
 MT. Fitzmaurice, mother of the bridegroom, chose for the occasion a figured chiffon gown with which she wore black accessories and a corsage of gardenias.
 A reception followed the ceremony and was held at old Hundred, Southbury, with guests in attend ance from New York city, stam- ford, Holyoke, Chicago, New Haven, Waterbury and Naugatuck. Ferns and gladioli were used for decora- ton at the reception.
 The brides travelling costume was a two piece blue faiile suit with white accessories. Upon return from their wedding trip the couple will re- side fin their new home in Westviile, Conn.
 The bride received her Bachelor Of Education degree from New Bri- tain Teachers college and she also attended Teaehers' college at Coz lumbia university. She was . inem- Der Of the faculty of Central avenue school and for several years was soc prano soloist at Ct. Mary's church,
 Mr. pitmnaurice wes graduated from Crosby high school and the MerEenlhaleE school in New YoTk eIts. He Is aesocinted with the Vile a1n E. tfa cou cf ozangc. Conn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
Future Bride Is
 Rendered ShouDe,

Mrs. Frederick Mischou was host ess at miscellaneous shower given Wednesday evening at her home on Tudor Street in honor of Miss Marguerite Gunshanan. A buffet luncheon was served.
 The guests included: Mrs. P. Saukas, Mrs. T. c. Gunshanan, Mrs. P. Leary, Mrs. Tyrell Hebert, Mrs. James Griffin, Mrs. F. Wilson O'Connor, Mrs. James OLeary. Mrs. T. F. Gunshanan, Mrs. L. L'HeureuX, Mrs. Margaret Hapke, Mrs. William Hosey, Mrs. Lucy Salamon, Mrs. A. Barrie, Mrs. H. Herbert, Mrs. James Rankin, Mrs. E. Cabana, Mrs. J. Brickner, Mrs. Joseph Cavanaugh, Mrs. T. Amico, Mrs. John Griffin, Mrs. Frederick Mischou and the Misses Mildred Rich, Frances Guar rera, Adele Saukas, Agnes Leary, Barbar Hebert, Betty L'Heureux, Mabel Anderson, Marguerite Gum shanan and Mrs. Wm. Mischou of Watertown, Mrs. H. D. Hofer and Mrs. W. M. Towne, Jr., of Newark. N. J., and Mrs. w. J. Quigley of Washington, D. O., and Miss Frances Morrison of Washington, D. O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
Weddings
LoETHER- SCHNEIDER

The wedding of Miss Bertha ver- onica Schneider, daughter of Mrs. William Schneider of East Farm street, to Irving J. Loether of New York, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Henry Loether of this city, took place on Friday at the Lutheran church on Lexington avenue, New York city. MT. and Mrs. Raymond Brink of Bristol were the attending couple. Mrs. Bring being sister of the bride.
 The bride, who is a graduate of Mount Sinai hospital school of nursing, wore gown of blue crepe with maroon accessories. Mrs. Brink's costume was of a green and white and was redingote in pattern. MT. and Mrs. Loether left later aboard the s. s. St. John for trip to Bar Harbor, Maine, and will reside, upon their return, at East 88th street, New York. The bride groom is associated with the New York Central railroad.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
Miss Agnes Hoare
 Is Rendered. ShouUer

Mrs. Michael Hoare and Mrs. Clifford Theriault were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower given at the latter's home recently in honor of Miss Agnes Hoare. who will be mar ried to Frederick Kielty of Hamil- ton avenue, September 28. The bride to be was recipient of many beautiful gifts.
 A delicious buffet luncheon was served to those attending who were: Mrs. Andrew Thompson, Mrs. Ern- est Bel, Mrs. Edward Austin, Mrs. George Austin, Mrs. Alice Nutbrown, Mrs. Willis Jackson, Mrs. Paul Pu- zak, Mrs. Michael Shepetun, Mrs. John Zello, Mrs. Margaret Ney, Mrs. Rose Sicard, Mrs. Mary Milan, Mrs. Fred Slough, Mrs. Albert Janikas, Mrs. Edward Michell, Mrs. Camille Mitchell. Mrs. Edward Ku:pa Mrs. George Solomon, Jr., Mrs. Name Miller, Mrs. Peter Beveridge, Mrs. Salatore Daddona, Mrs. William Peluso, Mrs. Paul Collins, Mrs Har- old Anderson, Mrs Fred Derry, Mrs. Adeline Theriault, Mrs. Glenwood Jacobs, Mrs. Mel O'Rourke, Mrs. Ernest Euceha, Mrs. Anna Holmes, Mrs. James Perillo, Mrs. Patrick Murphy, Mrs. Patrick Shugrue, Mrs. Bridget Grace, Mrs. M. McGuire, Mrs. John Condon, Mrs. Mathew Desiardin, Mrs. Fred Kieity, Mrs. Mortimer Kielty, Mrs. Charles Kiel- ty. Mrs. Charles Fenn. Also the Misses Glenna Jacobs, Mary Shepe- tun, Helen Shepetun, May Puzak Glare zello, Edith Ney, Oline An- derson, Margaret Phelan, May Skymba. Margaret Flynn, Catherine Flynn, Mary Wall, Agnes Murphy, Mary Murphy, Mary Shugrue, Betty YroYand, Rose Kielty, Mary Kielty, Aneeline Missina, Carmella Auferio, Donna Vemovi, Agnes Hoare, Mrs. Michael Hoare and Mrs. Clifford Theriault.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
Dial Doings
BY JIM PARKER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19

A hot dog roast was given Sat- uiday at the home of Miss Helen Clancy of Washington Drive, Mid- dlebury. Games were played and swimming and boating were en- joyed. /
 Those present were: Mrs. Thom- as Carroll, Mrs. Betty Taylor, Mrs. Louis Solomita, Mrs. Blair Graves, Misses Helen Gach, Phyllis Bun- gardner, Nellie Stokes of this city, Mrs. William Lawlor and Mrs. Helen Clancy of Middlebury.