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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Club Dance Will Be Remembered 100 Years From Today
nv ROBBIE HART

Twas a hundred years ago this May
In the year 1870 Ia be exact
American Beauties Went out Ia
play
In gowns. stitf shirt ard top hat
As far ms know am the only
one stl alive who went 10 the
Frogs club that moonlight night
of May % when dozen lovely Ia
dies were giving some of socicty's
select males tumble This hap
pcncd TO have been the American
Beauty Art clubs first major ac-
ii,ity of that year. and felix's from
Tar and near were seen gliding
gracefully across the hoor
Lets see il I remember correct
~ the feature entertainment of
The evening was The famous Rr-
creation swing that WAS especially
arranged Tor this group OF host
csscs 4, was originated 10y the Re-
creation club of which Mr. Rawlins
was instructor. ana WAS s,cn first
ut the Negro PROGRESS Exposition
ON MAY L. az The SANE wear Cub
members who participated in the
performance were Nellie Walker.
catherine Smith Mabel Smith Luz
ellie Hilton ana Mac Malone
In addition rccall having
glimpscd Mrs Mabel smith who
was club president; Mrs Beatrice
Hicks. vice president Mrs Lucille
Hilton secretary; Mrs MaloHc,
treasurer. Mrs Catnlyn Footc. So
cial scrcelarv Miss Catherine
Smith. crilic Mr. TerrWnce Siilrs.
reporter. Mrs Tvron Webb Miss
Pauline Roysron Mrs I.cona Jones
and Mrs Gus-ic Aranah and cu's'
Miss Ennne Jones Turner Match
EFT. Mr and Mrs Browning. Mrs
Dorothy Slmmons Mr. and Mrs
Rawlns. Mr. and Mrs Drcwiii.
Mrs. Magnolia Robinson. Linton
Gogeirs aNd ltd Whitc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

Whoopee Girls

The Whooptc GIRLS club mold
their wechly meeting Fiiday cv' a.
ing at no home @! Mrs T., VIII
liam-. 1859 Forty Mrs. A. BroNr
was presented win bcanilic,
birthday ef from TIE club which
will decorate her lovely new ZONE
on King avenue
The Girls onioscd few games
Of chinese checkers and a dcliF'-
Gus luncheon
Present v,rc Mrs : Brown
Mrs. $ Coleman Ms y Da,s.
Miss r Goodwin Miss J.. Coleman.
Mrs r Simms. Mrs 1. Stevenson
Mrs NJ watkins. and Mrs Y. VII
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Rhythnette Club

The Rhv,hmette social club mo-
an me home OF Mary Morean. ON
"Wednesday Nhy p. They com.
pleted 'h. plans for their commE
Chick auction which VIII take
plase on June - ~ the hone Of
Marsare, Narcotic 5es1 Roosevelt
There Mil BE loads NJ fm Tor
all. especial, the hoys
Miss MARY Morgan served a lisD.
'an,hcon which was enjoyed hy
AN The members
The club member are; lila i'N
Tor. Grayce notscu Mary Mol-ar
paisv Williams Anna Rose PICK
~ lrmn Price Margaret Narzeti
Neva~sie liollldaN and Caihera0
Ch0lsfor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
SCOOP! Flash!

~ VVi i-ti'hs
Is everybody happy: l hope, |
hone. | hope Now that our queen
or Loeb l.omond has left The city
that means we'll have 10 do some
tough entertaining To keep these
people "a the mellow side SO
Rollo Vest ha, taken the matter
into consideration aud tells Us that
If Won want 10 have a good time
all me way around yon had better
nmp uith Tiny BRADSHAW and HIS
orchestra. Who will play for Miss
Paradise Valley coronation ball
tune az the Arcadia ballroom.
Nice Things To You;
Tho NiccroN Boys club OF st.
Cyrr au- church gave a sport
dance last Friday at the PARISH
house Inc president John Siepa-
ans. % ~ congratulated for A.
Among Those who attended were
Mary Jane and Patty Leigh. Norma
Harrison. Calvin Porter. Bctt and
Patricia carson. Bin lawson, MarS
Maxwell Erma i>illough Dolores
Jones. Elaine Carey Betty pohsnn.
Geraldine Cleaer ,;corre Wake.
Frank Norman. Kennedy Burke.
Charles Tarner. Gloria Lake Hers
mar Hudson rh'lip llnl Na<le
Saunders and Nslccu SylNcst'r
We regret ,clN mach 20 nrar
tha, Rii johnson formally ~ the
Cozs CORNER dnl radio no lopsef
swings there so BNl and MS of-
chertta we've presented az -~inS
concert last Wednesday az WaSnN
II n sure was in The groove
kenny Holmes and his hoy- from
Ecorse VIII play for YOUR euiey-
nenf IN Inne
Lnnceiord Swings ont:
Jimmy l.uncefarl fal, swu1-
M the Grays'onc tbs other niEit.
and n really was rsckcl and lam
med S'ufx ANDERSON and J 2 y
Sn4ed are the ones responsible for
this hne orchestra Sern among
tho ruee oNd Nerc Ben Rat'les.
Fvelvu ll Apold Thomas Ala
CraUfora tlsaheih Williams Rob-
ert r, wer. Chafles Dixon, SaaN
Ha-p sally Baincy 'ornells
Dixon ,lhcri wallace Willie Her
re'i Theodore Sanliers May
RaInev povcy FRAZIER naomi
N,ore. Lila Garlson Nariore
johnson. p Mason Elizabeth
Turner. Edth nan. iIa'fis GRAY
IL .aN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Eastern Stars

Mr. ana Mrs Freeman enrr'aia.
al tho order OF Eastern stars Vie.
tory ehap,er No. ) sunday aii'
noon May H.
the following mrmpers wtse
present R,b,cea Mpr-au NJ
Mar, smith. Mrs 6 Mall N
Ruby O NoaL Mrs Carrie Cfin
N AMI Mis- Turacr Mr and Ms
Afford Mr. and Nh, Brown 'ia.
asa Freeman loscoph B1lld'e
Willam " Ford VI II Krklana
Gerirudc Walkcf Mas ora IIar
MIS- EulA Bell MIS- Bertha li,aui
Charles Dickson Doe liazc na
Edward MAJ soric MoFean aal
Mrs King
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

KoznletikS

Tie koxmeik> ~ i9io Of
Rah' Boarr university SaNt
ihrF prc sftluaflou daurtle paf
r SNorda, May y a. the Choc3-
laie Ear The mot Of gold went %
Mr. Succiy Who held DE wriill.-
nnnhcr
a few out-ol-ioNn guests who eng
io,td lean GiIliaid hand wcrc.
ii,py Ncciary. Buddy Bgiseoa. Il;
u. klaa klcs with many fricni
from Flint Miss BNu.e lee CaiNra
l- wh.cit, chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Answer Problems
In Homenakmg

Questions AMI g1ia'fin- p
honcmaking and hUlscho'pV'
viii bc au~s}rcd for 'on e'.'
week by export home "'p'"
iste from the staff OF iH'
/ ing llousckccpcr as-"'ia'i'
the nciroit tonmrntN p
Send your qucs''rt To- ~.
paper and they viii boy ln-"'
cd for YOU in subsequent 'V.
umns. For solution G. t'i', '.
problems. call The Nis,'' ,,
+ lIousekccpor association 'V'
umbia 1900.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Speedy Eight Club

The girls Of the speedy Eight
clnh hold their last meeting ~ he
home of Miss ola Mae Davis. al
members being present Aftr a
business session of one hour. The
hostess served delightful rcpast
which was followed by an ENJOY
able social period
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Harlem Eight Club

The Harlem Eight Sdcal o'ult
mc May ~ 81 the BONE oi Nhs.
ltobin-pn sa. Warren AZ mom-
hct~ w6ro present PLAIN were
madc for a party 20 be- given Jane
/.
Mex meeting will be- held az tie
home of AIRS. spears. lol7 Marston.
y. ROhlnsm IS duh ron0rIer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Modelnistic Ten

The Modernistic Ten duh rai
prc.cui a. the Jolly Stlullcre 80 =
elub al tn Little Harlem Club sd-
WdaN MAY Is
Regular meeting MAS held AZ to-
Twelve ilorsomcu club Wedn a'.N
nirhi Mrs + Reaut and ST. :.
MAriek were hosies-es
N'Ni meeting Mill hy With NJ.
G. phfllins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
AltruiStic Nine

Tho iulnioiie Nine ciu1 met Il
ilc home of Mrs Garrison iuse.
day crcrius May a. Mrs. HI '"-
came p meDarr Ilt The mec;iac
'hc hostess served delicious re-
past
Tho elub VIII CIV cabaret pa
"a ~ tht l.fhs cinh Naf 80
Aurr meeting Mrs commons sad
Mis- Norman gave interesting h,-h
liei4fs un IA" exposition
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
The Evening Stars

The Evening Stars gave gay
party last Saturda, nisht AT he
home Of the president Mis- L..
Brown The Dukes and The oxrya-
tivcs OF the Womcn's Scrv. e
league Mrs T. llaneabook Mrs.
Ttley Mrs Irown and Mrs. John
son. attended tile affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Aristocratic Eight

The igsioclaiic Eight Social
club mt reccn'i, al the homo 81
Mrs. Jessie Chandler 2alt Shcr-
man MAY g All members were
present
The hostess served very ia.'f
luncheon
TIE re1' meeting viii he ~ ~
home ~ Mrs Jessie Lee Neaycr
.fl1 Maple ftpc li
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
The Conner Club

Tac Conner club cloocd tA'is
oni, SUNDAY May ~ at 'a'
homc of thcir ~nprNl-"r Ms G.
M,Gray Frst prize vas WIN bN
Lucille Pose. second. Cleo BAR
The Queen vas crowned hg Mrs
NJ Groom of PlttsbNreh IA PM
IS were awarded hy Rcv. j. l. NJ,
GRAY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
:: Your Klub Klues ::
Beauticians Graduate Democratic Women

The Roy r. l.. Bradhy pastor q.
Second Baptist Viii be- speaker az
lhe sradnaiion cAcr,ircs of Ruby's
Beauty university SUNDAY mornins
June 2. at Scoli NJ. r. IN the same
bnilding iac C0ltinre icvuc will be
held Frida, cscuiuc June {.
The public Is cordially invited 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
NOSIN' AROU Nd
by GODFATHER ANN DIcKERsON

prize went To Gloter WAT F.
crown containing - ane tp.l
rrile. Almeda l.rN,nr i.s
crown. third prize. Dolo NGal
a crown also Memn, ol ia, N.
GRITTY are Ma,i- Bour, N.
line White. CNntAia n0wao 10 4
McGuudcr. Mildred lumtso Ra
crime Hebron. 'r4rha NJta
Ruth Glover tli1atoNi N8aa
Blanche Board. l.illoa W a
France Norllc,t lMm Clta
Alice Williams lle',u ra
Brashcr .Icmir Suui f
Gooshv.
Guests were Naau la .or
Henry BAILEY. MaHn se e WV
liam Becker. julipia q h Ia,
Gins Gunu, lIcnly C Wasa
W. llineion OllNer t lel
Ey. Lee John Eoh4 ri
Tyncf Ndolph Seiis N
Johnson. Bill Wtieh a. Na-
san, cleo Chez EsfeIi oa M
bred Watson .lrs ef'mi q q
Mason Alrhor~r lisu,t NJ
I" JohnSon Won l "a
Jcere Mae Del"res Faa
size Williams Iiiir NNi -
nclia Peacock Netr ~s
ThCrcsa wyatt Ms l'i
W G. Ransom Nr il
Ccorue rampb "
N'lgft,a Ca,lr, Nmo Ne i
ria MAY. potoihy lidn ~
lionl Defis Hlaei,W
lIighiow,r Dore'ht lia
Smilcr John Shcll " i
tlmcda l.c,ns bi' NNrd
Ted Louis. and load eaef
RING THOSE HILLS
Nj SGsie AlcnutH
Mr. ana Mrs Ilcrhtr Ne'fae
>l2 Tennessee avJnn tamo
prcli> hridc OF .loa bm 4
Moore on MlA 70 Thr ofaiias ~
pli,cr IN East Lake Rarr- thr
Thorr were six nelfr Ned .Nhll
ia net Tho bride voir l'in a
lovely gifts were reD ArS 'h
vci.v nice rrccpiluu ' Vs.
Robert Ford Nonro, cpifH'
ha'a Moore. lohn Ila nom :
Mrnufilc. Mary VIII D'.N va
Eason. Annahellc ttnMit W
!, hn-ur Doroih, Wt'r y
Mary Stmii,li tltel s'i.e
Walter Bates. lulil MN Ia,a
Ncllie Stanlicld E'hol N'ft
Charles INlcS. Geel-r NHg"'
Fmmiti Usher Mr. I.'o,7s y
oson Mrs I.iehifoui N''ua "
AIr ard Mrs Ponder avn .'"if
others
For news IN this eo'aan
write dear OF loul I a't n
los Campau Take i Sow an' ~
now until next time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

Last Friday evening az the ,lih
rooms 81 the Nic,tiean Fedcla'eG
Democrats, club llrs group OF
ladies' sathcrcd and held an iut,e-
csllne round table discus ion on
present DAY topics AIRS. Mary Wat.
kins president of tho club WHO
has fr'nily foiunel from Wash-
ineion. gave some very int,rcsiias
rcmarks
ine n'N' meeting Will he nf'd
ElInLN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

whom n Is served. Easy 10 ID
economical and delicious
three ia one tasty
currant Ruby Mo'd' .,
X cup dried currani- ~ ~
cherry juice tfrom ."H''. 'i,f.
cherries); cup hol l gsl
package strawberry iia'''',',.,.oosi
lin; 4 teaspoon salt; : '"'''
sugar. ,v iulee y
cook slowly 10 minutes, Md n
water 10 make pint ila"s1al u
and and sugar s'a chill when ,., trs
a turn into ing ..,soI
,nolds. chm until Arm. NV
Serves 4 TO s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

Les SocurS and Niking- both Of
Fankln settlement enjoyed Il
lovely Weekend nip ~ Green Pas
lures camp i'll Grass Lake Michi.
gan a carefully selected pro.
gtammr wrs chosen Tor every iao-
mcut OF the day. Tho GIRLS ara.
Helen Childs. G,rludc liroNniar
Dorothy Quarkcr. Bcruicc pattor-
son. LYDIA Porter
NJ THE DANCE
When hoy ask "a eiil 10 dc-
company him 10 dance. he as
,umcs certain responsibilitp
IhCy are: 10 see thai She is sale
Is escorted and transported 10 tiie
dance hall To dance the nr-i ani
last dance with her and al loa,f
'nr~ other danccs during the e, :
mug, tn see that she is inlod.ic.G
lf she desire To partners of rg
choice. 10 see That she b not lrft 10
blossom rs wall flower or a.
inl,c herself the hest WAY SHE ar.
u tic vehicle of transportation
an auiomoblc The ecnlnmln
should noi summon his railnef ay
sonnuin. The horn but he shoal.
can At The door when cu,orinr tic
machine The escort should op-n
The door soc that his partner h
comioriahly seated close ,Ar ,ocr
neNl to hor: 50 around tho ,.a
then take The wheel.
\ gentleman assists his paitn.r
80 enter q tucct ear or has a9u
then follows her H. ahsht nrst .
assist he. from The steps
BETWEEN yOr AM vi
Gee forget 10 give Won tn.
answer to Clark Meriiirs question
What is II you feel when ,on i,ct
Ike you're gonna fc,l srmcta
thar you never folt before Answ, =.
love. Now isn't that Just Ike
clark
Phyllis Whcailey GIRLS viii c,le-
hralc their tenth anniversasy VA
Nay 81. az The Franklin Settlement.
Many dchhies will swirl IN th,it
beautiful gowns The clnb mombcr.
viii be identified by red rose cpr-
sagcS
Franccs Norllect and DeLan. /,
Hatcher VIII say Il de-" ON .Inap
H.. The host Of luck IN, friends.
Joe Richardson is carving q
green ring Tor the one and only.
Anna EEL Woodall It's inrt Tor
friendship
Little Mildred Knisht aud i'm
ior Turner wcrn the winners of Il
lillcrbng contest ~ the Mayfair
ballroom The rewards Ncr"
cash prizes Keep an the rood
work kids you'll be pros some
day
Bill Gentry and Mario Edwards
are separated no. not
their fricnd~hir but Marie aa-
left for Waterloo. Iowa hope
Won enjoy yoursclf kiddo. aud I'm
-urc we shall miss Won both
Understand thar Earl Joucs AMI
Annic Mae Griffin arc trying To
make = 20 % It hut what viii he
what and who will be who wh n
Tho third party returns to town?
The Evans twins Eirzcll an /
Rosahcll are having hrlhdaf
party which Is booked TO be 3
frufii affair.
The Aurora club PLEDGES 10
Sigma Gamma Rho. staged 4
Carnival al Wayne H. which Was
Indeed successful Three queens
wore crowned for popularity. FIRST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

OWL - ft
season u
ansvcr Is
80, susf'.
op rurch'i
somr ard y
ho follosi'
recipe fcrat.
sort that IA
surprise ana i
ll.ht those
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
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TESTED RECIPE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
. McKENNEY'S BRIDGE QUIZ
Champion Reads Patrner's Hand; Makes Top Score
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY America'S Card Authority

After the first two events on the Pennsylvania State program, it look ed as though the tournament might be walk-away for Pittsburgh. The honors in the next event, however, the open pair championship, were carried of by two Cincinnati pairs, Miss Kathryn Pichel and Herman w. Lackman winning, and Miss Charlotte Pichel and Thomas P Egan runnerS-up.
 This year we find two sisters talk ing first and second place. Both of these girls play brilliant cards and I predict that we will often see their names listed as winners of fu- ture tournaments.
 At most tables the hand we have today went down one trick, through a nice play by West. West cashed the king and queen of clubs and when East showed out, West returned the club four, asking his partner to ruff.
 The return of the lowest club was the suit-directing play, asking East to return the lower of the two suits not trump, in this case a dia- mond. East led diamond and West ruffed, thus defeating the contract.
 At the champions table, however, when East played the deuce of clubs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
Miss Pamela Wyant
 Is SholUer Guest

Miss Mary Foley was hostess at a miscellaneous shower on Tuesday evening at her home on Beecher avenue in honor of Miss Pamela Wy ant who is to be married on Thanksgiving day to Thomas F. Fo- ley.
 Guests attending were: Mrs. D. Wyant, June Wyant, of Washington, Conn; Mrs. Elizabeth Foley, Mrs. James Foley, Mrs. Neil Coogan, Mrs. John Foley, Helen Foley, of Hart ford; Pamela Wyant, Rosalynd Bax- ter, Mrs. Betty Hall, Mrs. Charles Burns, Mrs. John Kenney, Mrs. Charles Burns, Mrs. John Kenney, Mrs. Bernard Burns, Mrs. Louis De- Cosmo, Mrs. John Meaney, Helen Higgins, Ann Noonan, Mary Healy, Rita Duggan, Mrs. P. H. Foley, Mrs. William Foley, Mrs. Mary Hennessey Helen Foley, Theresa Foley and Mary Foley.
 Mrs. Frank Rossi of Warren ave- nue entertained the members of her pinochle club at her home recently Those attending were: Mrs. Arthur Blair, Mrs. Charles Riely, Mrs. George Brewster, Mrs. John Gull hane, Mrs. George Dragon, Mrs Robert Kleckner, Florence Dragon, Mrs. Kleckner, Mrs. Brewster, and Mrs. Riely, made high scores and Mrs. Culhane received consolation. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Riely of Oak street.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Sweeney and daughter, Patricia of Wash ington, D. C., are spending a few days as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Wengertsmann of Frost road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22

Ireland, Miss Mary Boyles, singing ''When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" and 'The Tumble-Down Smack in Ath- lone"; Poland, Miss Evelyn Bartles, singing "za-Ebm Fala";; France, Mrs. Blanche Archambault, who sang "Connais-tu le Pays" and a French folk song, "Jeunes Fillettes"; Lebanon, Mrs. Selma Samaha, piano selection, Cedar of Lebanon; |; Greece, Miss Lula Antone, piano sell ection, "Kourastik Ma Sagapo"; Africa, Mrs. Margaret Foust, sing ing Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen" anad T will See Jesus" (spir- ituals); Lithuania, Miss Mildred Makarwick, playing an Hawaiian guitar; America, Mrs. Elsie Hallway, and Peace, Mrs. George Cashman, singing God Bless America" with the entire assembly joining in.
 Mrs. Selma Samaha, who repre- sented Lebanon, gave a short talk, describing Lebanon, Mrs. Frank La Fleur accompanied Miss Mary Jane LaFleur in the representation of Canada, and Mrs. Herbert Taylor ac- companied the various other partici- pants in the pageant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
Personal
Church Society Pageant Attracts Large Attendance

A colorful pageant was presented yesterday afternoon by the Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church at the church parIors. Practically all of the participants appeared in native costumes representing sixteen na- tionalities.
 Mrs. Allan Upton was general chairman of the affair. A silver tea was held following the program at which Mrs. John A. Coe and Mrs. John Snavely poured.
 Participants in the program were: Sweden, Mrs. Herman Johnson, piano selection of the Swedish na- tional anthem; England, Miss Char lotte Perrine, singing 'There1l AL ways Be An England; China, Dr. Ruby Sia, singing a hymn in Chi nese; Italy, Hugo Paolini, accordion solo of an Italian folk song; Canada, Mrs. Mary Agnes LaFleur, vocal solo, Maple Leaf Forever; Scotland, Mrs. Thomas Lyman, who sang My Ain Wee House. and '"The Bonnie Wells O Wearie";; Spain, Miss Pen- elope Antone, Spanish national an- them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
Children Of Mary
 Card Party Tonight

The Children of Mary of Sts. Peter and Paul church will sponsor a card party and fashion show at the Blue Room this evening at 8 o'clock.
 Miss Barabara Matthews is chair man of the arrangements and is be- ing assisted by Misses Virginia Crane, Christine Blake, Catherine Blake, Catherine Brophy, Caroline Pelozzi, Doris Matthews and Jean nette Blake.
 Many reservations have been made for the event and large att tendance is anticipated.
 Miss Wanda Majewski of Green wood avenue was hostess at a shower recently which was held at the Wonderland Grille in honor of Miss Eva Rodzinsky whose marriage to B. Lenda takes place Thanksg1v- ing morning. The bride received a purse also several gifts.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Fab ian Majewski, Mrs. Henry Hinkel- man, Mrs. Rodzilsky, Mrs. Joseph RodZilSky, Mrs. Anna Tarby, Mrs. Joseph Nierniezycki, Mrs. A. Kosky, Mrs. L. Naruszewicz, Mrs. Guzoski, Mrs. J. Bisciewicz, Mrs. F. Pahulski, FMS. E. Lewicki, Mrs. J. Sterling, Mrs. J. Hryniewicki, Mrs. F. KoSky, Mrs. P. Dombrowski, Mrs. James Czarzasty, Mrs. J. May, Mrs. J. Mrozinski, Mrs. M. Hassinger, Mrs. M. Moneta, Mrs. Bowanko, Mrs. Sa- batowich, Mrs. Peter Moneta, Mrs. Nalewajeh, Mrs c. Hornbecker, Florence Urso, Maureen Tracy, Helen Dempsey, Leah Bandelloni, Margaret Cavallo, Alma Guerrero, Rose Moneta, Martha Ratushny Dora Wislocki, Mary Patrick, Rose mary Kavannaugh, Leila Pride, Elsie Radke, Virginia Ballis, Marcia Sidelinger, Eva Rodzilsky, Wanda Majewski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
IFCA Biennial Meeting
 Scheduled For Sunday

Albertus Magnus College, New Haven, will be the scene for the biennial meeting of the Connecticut Chapter of the International Fed eration of Catholic Alumnae which convenes on Sunday afternoon, Mo- tember 24, 1940 at which time over one hundred delegates and members of the ten affiliated alumnae asso- citations are expected to be present. Sister M. Isabelle Ph.D., president of Albertus Magnus College will ex- tend greetings. The business session will begin at 2:30 o'clock for the dis cussion of many matters of both state and national import. Miss Kathryn w. Hays, of this city will preside as governor.
 The guest speaker will be the Reverend Raymond P. Shea, as- sistant pastor of the Sacred Heart church, New Haven. Father Shea is well-known for his oratorical ability and his address to members of the Federation is being anticipated with much pleasure.
 A resume of the Fourteenth Bien- nial Convention of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae held recently in Richmond, Virginia will be given by Miss Hayes. Re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22

MT. and Mrs. Phillip Wright of New York are spending few days with MT. and Mrs. John Harkins of Pine street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22

ports of the officers and chairmen of standing committees will also be made. Progress made on the newly established Scholarship Fund will also be reported. Election of officers will be held with Mrs John F. Con- way of Baltic, as chairman of the nominating committee.
 Miss Dorothea Futile of New Ha- ven is chairman of the tea assisted by members of the alumnae as- sociation of Albertus Magnus Col lege. Miss Rita Flannigan of West Haven, president of the Alumnae, vii lead the reception committee. A cordial invitation is extended to all Catholic Alumnae of Connecticut to be present at the meeting.
 Representative of the Alumnae affiliated with the Connecticut Chapter include Mrs. St. Joseph Academy, Hartford; Putnam Cath olic Academy, Sacred Heart High School, Waterbury; Academy of the Holy Name, Baltic; Lauralton Hall, Milford; Notre Dame Academy, Wa terbury; Noroton Catholic Academy; Sacred Heart Academy, Stamford; Waterbury Catholic High; St. Jo- Seph College, West Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-22
Chase Women s Golf Group Sponsors Large Card Party

A successful card party was Spon- sored last evening by the Chase Country Club Women's Golf asso- ciation at the Chase Country club Prizes were awarded at each table and special prizes were won by Mrs. Joyce Christie and Mrs. Lewis Car rington.
 Those attending were: Gwen Bur- ton, MT. Crosse, Mrs. Crosse, Art Norling, Nick Hudobinko, Aldona Mikelionis, Pauline Austin, Teckla Preslopsky, Mrs. Ralph Richardson, Mrs. D. Dzubay, Adam Schmidt, Mrs. T. V. Sullivan, Mrs. Martha Bensen, Ruth Kearns, Mrs. Adam Schmidt, Ella Croke, Mrs. H. Lauder man, Eleanor Slater, Bob King, Mrs. Lyn King, Miss Olga Benson, Lucille Long, Mary Reihl, John Babin, Mrs. Nelson Squire, Renora Barber, G. H. Reihl, R. D. Bensen, Dorothy Leonard, Olga Page, Leona Carroll, Marguerite Kenneaugh, John Carroll, Nina Birs, Mrs. E. Night man, Ruth Rowan, Catherine But Ter, Mrs. Thomas Phelan, G. Gran dell, E. Patterson, c. Patterson, Emma Kunkel, Dorothy Brennan, Ann Mulhern,
 Mrs. J. Dunlap, Rose Mulholland, James Dunlop, Bertha Krulish, T. V. Sullivan, Mrs. Greenblatt, MT. Greenblatt, Mrs. Edward Coughlin, Marion Johnson, Kathleen Dillman, Lynn Spender, Mrs. Robert Batten, Hazel Curry, Edward J. Coughlin, Miss Margaret Townsend, Bill Galla- gher, Miss Yvonne Kinney, Betty Gallagher, Harold McGrath, Mrs. Rolf Benson, Mrs.( Edna B. Tinsley, Mrs. Charlotte Dews, Mrs. John Doran, R. L. Hale, Lillian Mole, Vim