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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

snce Of the diplodocus tnes
segundus omniocurva) Ia be-
cause with the roster Of celeb
rifles setting forth Lakeside's
membership only the rarest of
creatures could attract stten-
ton.
What. for concrete example.
would the ordinary golf club In
America do II 10 could boast
such members ~ Adoiph Men
iou, sartoriaily impeccable but
an umpchay with . nibiirk;
Oliver Norviile Hardy. syolrdu-
pois 500 kiIos. hut 500 pounds
Of yovisl companion;
Hairless Guy Bridges kibbee
VINO lost his hirsute appendage
by tearing out handsfui Of II
when he doubled George Won
Eim's bid OF four no trumps:
Johnny Weismullsr. with the
torso Of a Greek god and the
back swing Of a Singers midget.
who four-putted today when
Lakeside's amateur experts tried
TO beat Americas Ryder cup
team Of eight professional golf
ers.
II wss . sweil tournament.
except for one thinK--CAiifor-
Mas unusual weather. steinbsek
never would have had material
for his grapes Of wrath N some
body had thought 10 hold . golf
tournament In the dust bowl.
because 10 never has failed 10
rain here. or elsewhere In the
world. when the pros tee off.
The tournament, ~ q golf En-
hibitlon. was n fooxie -fixzle, only
nine holes being played. but the
play At the bar and IN the grill
more than made up for II. and
while the spectators, hundreds
OF whom came out anyhow.
sioshed their way homeward.
the clubs management decided
TO turn over ali other receipts
10 the Firms
FAT CHECk SURE
Too bad tho Films can't Use
empty bottles. or slibls for skid
ding puts. or sAIami rinds from
the free lunch counter. because
the back yard AZ Lakeside IL
piled high with such material.
but q good fat check viii b. sent
10 Helslnki or wherever tina
Finnish general staff banks.
And tonight - the rais-
makers prepare 10 check eat fsr
the BinE Crosby tournament II
Rancho Santa 70 neat week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25
FAT CHECk SURE


Psrk-High Boys chDrch-fpds-
pendent basketball league gsmss
for ihis Wednesday night Al Bel.
armine gym:
5st5. F1rnt Asthodlsis W. FIRST
Congregational; $40. Bethany
Presbyterian We. jefferson Play
field: TBS. oskss Street spsFfons
va Twelfth Street Bells. $50.
Westminster Bible va sun Cod
Dairy; $40. Fifteenth Street Tigers
Va Blue zsphsr: bye. Soma 81
Psrlries.
Church Fratsrnal Basketball
League games FOR THURSDAY night
~ Beiiarmins gym:
s.t5. Latter Day Saints ". Up
worth Asthodlkia. 4. PBy1ilgp
Christians W. Knapps Business
College. ., Central LUthsrans ~.
Messiah LsthsTAnA,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25
Henry McLemOre Says:

end. they carry memories II
the amateurs who bassi~d WITH
them this afterneen ~ trying
10 make their interiors - ansnp
~ their peits.
Among such notahles ara .
galaxy Of famous folk that
would sound like an income tan
honor roll II Lakeside's men,
bcrship were PACED ~ Harold
Lloyd. Dick Arien. Jimmy Nc
f.arnin. George Olsen, Ralph
Murphy. George Murphy. John
ny Dawson. Bob Fairbanks. sgd
Chaplin. y. J. skouras, Ford
Almer. Marshall Duffield. Trcm
Carr. Grsntiand Rice. Frank
Condor. and scores Of others
renowned In acting. directing.
football. writing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25
Guy E. Kelly
GaveI Chief

Guy Z. Kelly. Tacoma attorney.
who has been a baseball booster
and fan In Tacoma for more than
20 years. viii handle the gavei al
the organization meeting Of the
Tacoma Hot Stove league sstur-
day night AZ the American Legion
hall. 4o7 So. C st.
Kelly viii have charge a
the meeting until the group h
ORGANIZED and . president
named for the first year. He
will have charge Of the pro-
gram and the introduction Of
celebrities.
The Tigers viii play host 10
Tacoma fans at the organization
meeting. There viii be a buffet
dinner beginning at $50 O'Clock,
the business meeting and program
at s o'clock and the refreshment
period at $50 O'Clock. Tickets are
being sent to fans free OF charge
in order of receipt Of requests.
Address letters or postcards to
the Hot Stove Organizing Com
mittee, p. o. Box e46. Tacoma.
The tickets are without charge or
obligation.
Touching All Bases" the
1910 American league motion
picture, sent out especially for
this meeting. viii have its
Northwest premiere.
Bob johnson, star outfielder Of
the Philadelphia Athletics. will
make a personal appearance. a.
well as an appearance in the film.
Manager Hal Rhyme Of the Tigers,
Lefty Isekite, sold TO Los Angeles
for delivery this spring; Bobby
Garretson, Marvin Riekert, Stubby
Hartman and Marion oppelt are
all expected at the meeting. along
with Hal Lee, the Dalles outfielder;
Hal Schimling. Yakima catcher,
and others. There will be a num-
Der of old time pro players to
add color to the throng.
One OF the Tigers wintering here
will be missing. He is Morry Abb
bolt, who Is confined to the Ia
coma General hospital following
an operation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25
Hank
Wars Again

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

The final gains. u ths CITY Ping
Pong dDgih1es matches will -
played off this Wednesday night 90
the PARK club tablss On the thlfa
flopr % ths Medical Arts bssllains.
The CITY singles tournament wiii
open tssbiEnt Immediately foiloz.
ing thu concis.sDn u Tn asabi<s
matches
Entriss siil 10 received II ibs
club rssesns Bp 10 tbs opening ~
ths singles play shleh siil 10 .
ons round affair EisA Ghs chan.
pionship gang 70 tss player villa
tha highest percentages ma
handicap singles tourney viii fsl-
low this ssrses ana players h.nzl-
cap s1il be largely assSfsnif.sd By
tAsiF performances IN TIE px.s<nE
ely fossad rokan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

Ex-Grid Stars In
HandbaH Action

Ths lineup Of ths u. 81 ". hand
bali team looked more llks foot
nah game u . few years hack
with such familiar names ss
Mitch Mondola ard Art Ahonsn
who iost 10 Fred Ozsnsrs and Or
vile Stewart Of M Tacorna Efks
zi=s. zt-io.
Two more familiar names w9rs
Harry Bird snd Chuck Newton
- me Haskles Nbo lat 10 BOO
Holder and Al Howe of ths E1ks
zisii. zi-iz. IN = Puget sossnd
Aandba1 league nAteh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

hsasAqsartSrs TFogp asfsafs9
Bersics Battery IL later Battery
Basketball saaEns. National Guard.
Tuesday night. - - 20 Pat
ntssss ssois ths sssew vita -
paints Aqaine was nsxt with ~.
@ b<ttSry ferfsltsd last niskts
gains 10 Battery u.
y Battery defeated neeend Bat
terry headquarters. ~ ~ ~.
Assiies loag % headquarters
Battery. ~ % a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25
LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES - The only
thing that could cause comment
at the Lakeside Golf club In
Hollywood would be the sudden,
unannounced entrance on the
premises of q web-footed multi
tude of readers. Ii an extinct
premises of web-footed, cross
eyed diplodocus. A diplodocus.
my esrth-encircling multitude Of
readers, L. an extinct second
cousin Of the duck-billed platy-
pus; and the reason that some
body would notice the appear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

puYAl.1.l'p = 10 Haftem
e5lshs Trostsss. evixtnsity sen~1.
aled 10 play n ruyniiap ltu4ten1.
win play fAsysiinp rutsms q
Hnmnsr hish sshsal sym. tnessot.
The gam. having hssn sAifssd -.
cause af th~ slssias - sehsn1s h
fvsiiap. Ths game win sesss ~
: 3. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25
Lawrin Returning
Says Owner Woolf

HIALEAH, Fla. Herbert M.
Woolf, owner Of Woolford Farm
in Kansas City, announces that
Lawrin, 1888 Kentucky Derby
winner, is coming back to the
races after a season in stud.
Woolf has four eligibles for the
Flamingo Stake - Prompt Pay,
Inscolad, Inscolassie and Quene-
mo-but says he will confine most
of his racing to New York tracks
this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

feet from the
foul line.
Not only Is
this injurious TO
the slide, but II
spoils the hook.
T he impact
causes the ball
TO lose much of
the spin so val
liable TO hook
ball rollers.
The ball fire.
quently fails TO
come up to the
etrtta na1L.t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

Naturally, throwing the ball
causes the kegler to lose control.
The ball should roll from the
time it leaves the hand.
NEXT: The pocket bowler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

.A- lI1ssn1ns
raeisso Mutuai rxssi def~efe11
=. n. &. H.. isis.
Ssiisy's WA fson AsvnsvA
6pste
Northwest CHAIR haAl wFAesler-
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chliiass hat n'nai pFsth. na.1o.
Amsricsn tsahs defeated Cews~
munlfy tfouse. 1@-70.
Marine Reserve 80 from
Eagles. 7s.77.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

MILWAUKEE Charley Heaa.
Orgy. Marquette sprfntsf and
track captain. rides . bleyels 10
selesol every az,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

YEIM--fssx Eide led Ysln Tor
nadoes 10 thsir first Pierce County
league victory here last night with
Eaionyiiis Cruisers being the ss-zT
victims.
Eide scored ~ peist. frsm
his guard Iso.isioa ssd played
. ~anasrfsd fioor Kans. Ysisn
reserves Won. 1s-zb. sithsssh
hssrisea scared n fsr E.ssa-
siiis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25
FEAR BASKETBALL SCANDAL

NEW YORk-Betting on bss-
ketball games at Madison Square
Garden has reached such proper
tons that some fear q scandal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25
Don't Loft the
Ball in Delivery

BY JOHNNY CRIMMINs
Anchor man Of Detroit Goebels,
ABC fiye-man team champions
Don't be an alley wrecker. In
stead Of placing the bali on the
alley. many throw it in the air
1t comes down heavily five or 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
Naturalist Club Hears
 Miss Elizabeth Kirk

An interesting talk was given last evening by Miss Elizabeth Kirk be- fore the Waterbury Naturalist Club at the Mattatuck Historical Society. She reviewed a recent trip to Mexi- co as well as other trips to South Africa, Egypt and China.
 It was announced that the an- nual banquet will be held at the Elton. The date, May 21, was se- lected some time ago. It was also announced that MT. and Mrs. Les ter Tomlinson will serve supper at their home for those taking the hike Saturday. Those going on the hike will meet at the Water bury railroad station at l o'clock, and the walk will be from Hitch cock Lake to Prospect Mountain sta- tion. All planning to have supper at the Tomlinsons are asked to notify Jean Seeley Saturday morn ing.
 It was announced that Miss Lil- lian E. Judd, scheduled to speak at the club on February 20, will ap-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20

Tavaglione, Mrs. Ralph Mastrianna, Mrs. Rose Russo, Mary Zaiaks, Stef- f1e Mamoia, Mrs. Louis DeSantis;
 Mrs. Concetta Colicchio, Mrs. Eva Raspo, Mrs. Domenic Grasso, Mrs. E. Genova, Mrs. D. Beaulieu, Mrs. Loretta Silvestro, Mrs. John Pettinic- chi, Mrs. Angeline Celia, Mrs. An- thony Mastrianna. Mrs. Andrew Mastrianna, Mrs. Frank Colanino, Mrs. Angeline Izzo, Mrs. Mary Cip- riano, Mrs. William Spallone, Mrs. Louis Grella. Mrs. Rose Cooper, Mrs. Mary Mastrianna, Lucy Ann Beau lieu, Germaine Beaulieu, Eva Cham berlain, Mrs. Theresa Salerno, Mrs. Marion TaSanelli, Ernestine Sciar- retta, Mrs. c. Genova, Sylvia Ostrunl, Gertrude Parenteau, Mrs. Joseph Au- gelli, Mrs. William Albone, Mrs. Mary Santoro, Mrs. Francis Marine. Mrs. Louise DeLeo, Mrs. Michael Santoro, Mrs. Peter Gugliemo, Car mella Sofia, Mary Mancini, Mrs. Jo- sephine Grella. Mrs. Mary Constan- tino, Mrs. Solomito, Mrs. Anthony Bruno, Mrs. Nicholas Jacaruso, Mrs. Rocco Ciriello. Rose M. Santoro, Adeline Sciaretta, Mrs. Antoinette DiLeo, Mrs. Angeline Marine, Eliza beth Marine, Mrs. Catherine Coviello, Mrs. Pasquale Santoli, Mrs. Marie Cocchiola, Mrs. Rose Sbordone and Simone Deary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
Hebrev Ladies Aid Bridge WiA Be Held On Monday

One of the social events of the coming week will be the dessert bridge and nah jong party which will be sponsored by the Waterbury Hebrew Ladies Aid society. Pro- ceeds for the affair will be used to assist nedy families in the Passover season.
 Arrangements are in charge of the following members who will serve as hostesses for the evening Mrs. David Potoff, Mrs. Robert Myers, Mrs. Louis Weisman, Mrs. s. H. Greene, Mrs. Rudolph Blau, Mrs. Maurice Wasser, Mrs. Joseph Hut ensky, Mrs. Max Blumen, Mrs Louis Davidson, Mrs. Coleman Tam nenbaum, Mrs. Sarah Silverman, Mrs. Morris Siller, Mrs. Charles Rosengarten, and Mrs. Manuel Lax. Several large social events are sponsored throughout the year by the society and the coming event promises to be most successful.
 CAROLYN. .." - ..* ..* ..%
 Miss Carolyn Brown, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward G. Brown of Ridge street was guest of. honor at party given recently in honor of her fifth birthday. Games were played and prizes were awarded to the winners. The home was pret- tily decorated with St. Patrick'S novelties. Those present were: Mary Catherine and David Crichton, Carol Ann and George Shove, Dede Carolan, Jackie Carolan, William
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
Miss. Mary Dillon Is
 Rendered. Shower

Misses Ann Quinn and Kate Dover were hoStesses at shower given recently at Harmon's Grill in compliment to Miss Mary Dillon.
 Those present were Ann Quinn. Catherine Dover, Katherine Foley, Adele Mack, Katherine Houlihan, Lucy Samela, Grace Sparzo, Grace Keegafl, Kay Gilbert, Alice O'Brien, Mary G. Mccormack, Nora Mazu- rek. Alma Atchison, Agnes Mahoney, Nellie Murnane, Betty Kennel!ey, Phyllis Consoli, Katherine Begnal, Irene LaChance, Flora Greenwood, Mary Mazurek, Margaret Carroll, Mildred Hogan, Mary Jabs, Mary Parsons, Helen Murphy, E. LaBlanc, Marie Cheney. Amy Cosey, Ra- chael Massicotte, Rita Kennedy, Bertha LaBlanc, Kay Dunn, M. Di- Napi, Katherine Flynn, Agnes Beg ley, Helen Levens, Anna Shea, Ag- neS Roberts, Florence Fischer, Anna Curtin, Mary Bowling, Emily Quinn, Gladys LaChance, Anna Rannio, Concetta Fumire, Anna Worden, Evelyn Shugunis, Helen Tellerday, Betty Monaghan, Mar garet Frederick. Helen Flavin, Margaret Connolly.
 Harriet McLelland, Katherine Eric, Alice Osborne, Mary Eric, Katherine O'Connell, Ann Delaney, Mary McKenna, L. Mulhall, Marie Pinter, Ann Griffin, Theresa San- tora, Kay Harmon, Katherine Quinn, Margaret Salury, Kay Hef- fernan. Eleanor Lynch, Stella Ga- lanto, Mary Kenney, Irene Loner- gan, Thelma Blower, Alice Dillon, Mary Dineen, Albina Knovick, An- na O'Connell, Loretta Dillon, Mrs. M. Dillon, Sigfrid Sanford, Mrs. C.. Fehrs, Mrs. E. Doyle, Mrs. F. Roy, Mrs. Patrick Fallon, Mrs. A. Sullivan, Mrs. J. Reilly, Mrs. Dorena Sullivan, Ann Ffnnegan and Marie Boulanger.
 The ladies of the Irish American Social club will meet this evening at the Hotel Elton. It Is important that all members of committees in charge of the dinner to be held on March 31 be present.
 The Winona Rebekah degree characters will hold rehearsal this evening at 7:30 o'clock at odd Fel- lows hall. The group will be repre-. sented at the field day meeting in Bridgeport on April 1 by Misses Anna and Wilhelmina Engert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Sorority Plans
 Annual Dance

Members of the Sigma Delta Tau Sorority held their weekly meeting at the home of Miss Lois Candee of East Main street. Plans were com pleted for their fourth annual din- ner dance which is to be held at the New Wonder Bar Inn in Berlin on April 26.
 The roller skating party which was held last week was also dis cussed and proved to be most suc- ceSSful.
 Those attending were: Misses Viola and Mary Carserino, Lois Candee, Marguerite Cantin and Rose and Ethel Milia. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Marguerite Cantin of Plaza avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
Enaanon Sorority
 Plans Future Trip

Miss Peggy Dermody was hostess last evening for members of the Emanon Sorority at her home on North Main street. Business mat ters were discussed and plans were made for trip to New York in the near future. A delicious luncheon was served.
 Those present were: Misses Ernes- tine Cannon, Marie Kilbride, Mary Gladney, Harriette Marinan, Char lotte Kelley, Ruth Kenney, Bar bara Dineen and Peggy Dermody The next meeting will be held on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Charlotte Kelley of Fulton street.
 The Ladies' Aid society of St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran church, 46 Cooke street, will sponsor a cake sale in the church basement, March 28. Cake and coffee will be served. Mrs. Clayton Winters is chairman of the committee in charge.
 The Ladies of the Blessed Sacra- ment Church will hold 8 food sale at Miller and Peck Company all day tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
Personal
Fngentind Auxiliary To
 Sponsor Dinner Dance

for the event. They include: Mrs. Rose Clement, chairman assisted by Mrs. Anna Fardelle, president, Mollie Cipriano, Mary Colasanto, Anna DeLuca, Jane Paternostra, Joan Pugliese, Margaret Calo, Mary Croce, Frances Genoa, Florence Cocchiola, Josephine Caruso, Annette Davino, Louise Angelo, Giovanni Genoa, Josephine LaFlamme, Rachel Cirello, Mary Pelosi, Marie Pugliese and Lena Donnarurna.
 Many advance reservations have already been made for the affair.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Winig of Edson avenue were honored at party given recently at Heisler's restaur- ant in honor of their 3Oth wedding anniversary. Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Samuel Madnick, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Schnaerof and their daughter, Leah, MT. and Mrs. Bernard Schryer, MT. and Mrs. George Kaplan, MT. and Mrs. Abra- ham Matzkin, MT. and Mrs. H. Lebon, MT. and Mrs. Max Hart, Miss Bess Winig Samuel Winig, MT. and Mrs. Isadore Hutensky, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Matzkin, Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Fucker, Mir. and Mrs. J. zakheim, MT. and Mrs. David Swirsky, MT. and Mrs. Harry Reiss, MT. and Mrs. J. Bloom, Mrs. Roof, Mrs. Raskin, and MT. and Mrs. N. Levine.
 Ont nf town plleStS present were {: MT. and Mrs. Lewis Hutensky and their son, William of Middletown; MT. and Mrs. J. Silver of Bristol, MT and Mrs. David Greenblatt, MT. and Mrs. Hymarl Hutensky and their son, Allan, of New Haven; MT. and Mrs. Phillip Winick and their son, Eugene, of New Jersey; MT. and Mrs. A. Wink and their daughter Selma, of New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
Future Bride Is
 Rendered. ShoUUer

Miss Mary Farniglietti of Railroad Hill street, who is being married on Monday, April 8, was feted at a cur- rency shower given recently at Casa Italian by Mrs. Carmella Famiglietti, Mrs. Loretta Santoro and Miss Verna Santoro. Guests present included Miss Yvonne Dumois, Mrs. Charles DiChiara, Mrs. Margaret Hoar, Mrs. Pasquale Sciarretta, Miss Madelina Maisto, Mrs. John Buonome, Misses Georgette Deary, Olive Deary, An- nette Aldorase, Pauline and Car mella Famiglietti. Mrs. Grace Da- vino, Mrs. Theresa Roberts, Mrs. An- toinette Santoro, Misses Alice Pas quarillo, Mildred Padula, Mrs. Pat- rick Keegan, Mrs. Josephine Cip- riano;
 Mrs. John DiLeo, Mrs. Philomena Ferrucci, Misses Fannie DeFran- 'cesco, Angeline Famiglietti, Mrs. Fred Gurette, Mrs. Carmella Rosa, Mrs. Rose Brucato, Mrs. A. Lanzetta, Mrs. Richard Famiglietti, Miss Nicholina Mastrianna, Mrs. Angelo Famiglietti, Mrs. DeSantis, Mrs. Ed ward Olcese, Miss Jeanette Lebel, Mrs. John Ciarfola, Misses Rose Mrs. s. Gianelli, Mrs. James Ferro, Ciarfola, Beatrice Turcott, Mrs. John DiChiara, Mrs. Nicholas Tiscone, Mrs. Carmine Civiello, Misses Vir- ginia Santoro, Verna Santoro, Mrs. Carmella Monterose, Mrs. Joseph Sofia, Mrs. Michael Congero, Mrs. Josephine Salerno, Mrs. c. Spazzano, Mrs. Chiarina Salerno, Mrs. Pavone, Mrs. J. DiCapua;
 Mrs. Felix DiChiara, Miss Anna Sofia, Mrs. Pasquale DiChiara, Mrs. Peter Buonome, Mrs. Harry Ryan, Mrs. Lena Corso, Miss Margaret Or telle, Mrs. Esther Biolo, Misses Mary and Jenny Arena, Mrs. Eva Tre- Panier, Mrs. Loretta Santoro, Rapha- lena Santoro, Mrs. Loretta Desjar- dins, Mrs. Florence Perreault, Alice Mussa, Mrs. Francis Yacovino, Mrs. Domenic Mastrianna, Mrs. Edith Zurlo and daughter, Mrs. Lucy Colic- chic, Josephine DiLeo, Lena Pizzato, Mrs. Mary Ferrare, Mrs. Rose De- vino, Mrs. James Sparano and daughter, Ella, Mrs. Frank Devino Mrs. Josephine Ciminera, Mrs. Mi chael Pettinicchi, Adele zumma Mrs. Nicola Ciriello, Carmela Ciriel- To, Mrs. N. DeNichola, Marcells Jacovino, Mrs. Mary DeRita, Mar garet and Grace Dillon, Mrs. Louis Cino, Mrs. Carpentiere, Mrs. Daniel