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Evening star., 1940-04-07

liam F. Engel, treasurer; Daniel A.
Cleary, tiler; Joseph B. McCann,
trustee; Harold T. Pease, p. E. r.,
alternate delegate.
Joseph A Burkart, past exalted
ruler, delivered eulogy on the life
work of Michael G.. Mccormick, last
surviving charter member of WASH
ington Lodge. John D. Fitzgerald,
past exalted ruler. eulogized Victor
L. Woodbridge. Other members who
have died recently are: William p
Lockwood, Richard c. McAuley, Will
liam j. Mahony, Frank v. A. Brown,
past trustee; Herbert P. Hecht,
Charles T. Knuckles, Bert L. Ohm
sted and Richard L. Crawford.
On April 10 the following candi-
dates are eligible for initiation
Louis j. Bonbrest, Frank Cisler, w
B. Courtney. jr.: Joseph r. Sigmon,
Walter R. Skinner, Roy D. Spaul-
ing, c. A. Wilmington. For afIilia-
ton are John E. Madden, Richard
Utes.
The skeet club meets weekly at
O'Donnell's Farms on Sunday at
1880 pm.
L. Martin Young, exalted ruler
has appointed an athletic committee
to make arrangements for a sched-
ule which will include inter lodge
softball games, bowling matches,
boxing, billiard tournaments, table
tennis tournaments and various
other athletic events. The commit
tee is composed Of the following:
Seymore Hall, Joe H. Goode, Thomas
A. Nolan. Daniel A. Cleary, Harry J.
Leer and Walter Smith, r.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
American War Mothers

The State Chapter will give a
party for the veterans at Mount
Alto Hospital tomorrow at 7:30 pm.
Mrs. Mary T. Shanahan, national
custodian OF records, who has charge
OF arrangement is assisted by the
State president, Mrs. John A. Eckert,
Mrs. George s. CARL, president of
the District of Columbia Chapter;
Mrs. Julia Hooker, president of the
Bicentennial Chapter, and Mrs.
Mary E. Glascock, Admiral Coontz
Chapter.
Moving pictures, shown by Herry
Wheaton Howard, will be a feature
on the program. Mrs. Laura May
Daugherty will be the accompanist
TOR the community singing. Refresh
ments will be served. The national
president, Mrs. r. E. Ridenhour and
Mrs. Florence A. Latham, national
corresponding secretary, are expect
ed to be present.
+ District Of Columbia Chapter will
meet at the Thomas Circle Club,
April II, at l:30 p.m., with the presi-
dent, Mrs. George 8. Carl, presiding
Arrangements will be completed for
social at the Thomas Circle Club
on April 10 at 1:30 pm. Mrs. Robert
Burg announces the Bicentennial
Chapter will join with the other
chapter IN viewing some movie pic
lures, to be followed by cards and
games. Mrs. Julia Hooker Is CO.
chairman.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary

Meetings this week are: Monday
Col. James S. Petit, Naval Lodge
Hall; Thursday, Daughters of 98
921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc; Fri
day, Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Pythian
Temple, and Saturday, Luzon Swamp
M. o. L., Pythian Temple.
The Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary
met with President Nettie Thomp-
son presiding. Mrs. Martha True
blood and Mrs. Myrtle Stuckey were
admitted to membership. This aux
iliary presented Department Presi-
dent Naomi Hartman a photograph
album on the night of her annual
visitation. There will be an evening
OF games April % at Naval Lodge
Hall.
The auxiiaries and camps were
guests to the Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Camp at their anniversary and John
Parson night March % at Pythian
Temple. They were served a turkey
dinner. The Holy Comforter Boys
Band entertained.
The Presidents Club was enter
tanned at the home of Nettie Thomp-
son on March q. She was assisted
by Pauline Thompson.
The Luzon Swamp, M. o. L., will
have as their guest at the next
meeting the Supreme Gila Monster,
Mrs. Noonan of New York. The
Snax will also be guests.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Knights of Pythios

Syracusians Lodge will entertain
the Grand Lodge officers Thurs
day night at the annual grand visi-
tation. The page rank will be con-
ferred.
Franklin Lodge will confer the
esquire rank Wednesday night.
The Pythian School of Instruc-
tion, named by Constantine G.. Col
Inns, grand chancellor, will meet on
the first and third Thursday nights
in each month at the Pythian
Temple.
A moonlight excursion will be
sponsored by the Grand Lodge on
June 10.
Charles F. Miller has been named
deputy grand chancellor for Webster
Lodge.
Members named to the Knights OF
Pythias civic organization by Web
ster Lodge include James S. Else
man, George Baum and c. Russell
Scholl. James S. Eiseman is chair
man of publicity for the District
OF Columbia. A meeting of the En-
tertainment Committee will be held
Tuesday night.
Calanthe Lodge will convene to-
morrow at 7:30 pm. The page rank
will be conferred. At 9 pm. there
will be a lecture, with film, on
"Know Your Money" by an agent
of the United States Secret Service
Ladies and friends are invited.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Y. VIC. A. News

The Loyola Sunday School Glass
Of the Calvary Baptist Church will
serve tea today at the Y. w. c. A.,
from 4 to S o'clock. The music hour
at O'Clock is being arranged
by the American-Hellenic Youth
League of the industrial-nationalit
department.
The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club
will rehearse Monday at 7 o'clock.
A film on THE Middleton Family
at the Worlds Fair" will be shown
at 1:15. Miss Ellen Wallace will be
the guest speaker at the Xenos Club
at 8. Her subject will be Put Your
Best Face and Figure Forward"
Mount Pleasant Chapter will meet
at the home of Mrs. G. E. Cook, 1913
Emerson street, at 1:30 on Thursday,
for election of officers. Hiss Eliza
beth Duval Of the Mount Pleasant
branch of the Public Library will
the guest speaker at the Blue Tri-
angle Club following supper and
recreation hour. She will give a
book chat.
The instrumental ensemble will
meet on Friday at o'clock.
A number of delegates will leave
April 10 for the national Y. w. c.
A. convention in Atlantic City
through April 16.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
RoyuI Arcunum

Municipal Council meets April 10
at the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club. Visitors from City Island
Council, New York, and Aurora
Council, Seattle, Wash, will be
received.
Kismet Council meets April II
under direction of Supreme Repre-
sentative Gene DAILY. The Grand
Council will be received.
The bowling league banquet is
April 13 at the Continental Hotel
at 7 pm. Grand Regent Herman
Wealthall and Past Grand Regent
E. G. King, A. L. Eebersole and
Frank v. S. Marsh will be the
speakers.
Oriental Council honoyed its 14t
25-year veteran members on Apri
3 on the occasion of the grand visi.
tation. The degree team, captainec
by j. H. Pitts, will be judged by
Supreme Committeeman Arthur B
Eaton on April Is at Pythian Tenn.
pie on the occasion of the granC
visitation to District Council. The
class of candidates will be in honor
Of the grand regent.
Capital Council will be host tt
the Municipal Council degree team
on April 18.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Y. IA. c. A. News

The Central Y. M. G. A. has
scheduled the following events this
week:
Today: S pm, musicale, open to
the public.
Tomorrow: 6 pm, Y's Mems Club
meets at the Smorgasbord for elec-
ton Of officers; 8 pm, health lee
ture.
Tuesday: $50 pm, Girls Auxil-
iary. boys building.
Wednesday: $50 am, Junior Sec
retaries' training course; 7:30 pm,
Checker Club; 8 pm, Glee Club and
public speaking group.
Thursday: $50 am, staff confer
ence: 1880 pm, Page NICK. Etchi-
son will speak on the devotions
program over WRC; 7 pm, motion
picture program at Cleveland Park
branch: $50 pm, Town Hall OF the
Air.
Friday: Q pm, Y. WY. M. dance
ct the Y. M. G. A.
Saturday: IL an, Prep Club;
1880 am. stamp exchange; 1880
PM, Clay Modelling Class; l:30 pm,
Junior Club and Airplane Modelling
Club; 2 pm, motion picture pro-
gram: 3 pm.. Bugle Corps: 4:30 pm,
Art Glass.
Tho listed Saturday program Is
al In the boys building.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Women of the Moose

Columbia Chapter met March %,
at 14l4 I street NV, with the
senior regent, Mrs. Marie Clark,
presiding. Mrs. Miller Hickerson,
public relations manager of the
Goodwill Industries, gave a brief
history of that organization and in
vited the members to visit the work.
rooms and stores, 1918 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, on April 10 and
II. Tea will be served from 3 to 6
pm. A number of the chapter
members signified their intentions Of
accepting the invitation.
Senior Regent Marie Clark an
nounced the appointment of Mrs.
Jane Davis, chairman Of child care
and training; Mrs. Ola D. Lee, pub
licity chairman, and Mrs. Mary e.
Ward, chairman Of Mooseheart.
Mrs. Jane E. Davis and Mrs. Mary
Bonato were accepted into member
ship.
The Alumni Committee and the
Mooseheart Committee will meet at
the home of Graduate Regent Mrs.
Frances Baldwin, 405 Tenth street
NE, on Tuesday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

Of Trinity Chapter will hold a card
party on Thursday at the home
Of Doris E. Riley, 5724 Fourth street
NV, at $50 pm.
Mrs. Maybell L. Herbert, matron
Of Washington Centennial Chapter,
announces the following meetings:
Temple Auxiliard Board tomorrow
evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester M. Cutler, 1895 Arcadia
place NV; Ways and Means Com
mittee blue Side" on Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Clara
Power, 1445 Massachusetts, avenue
NV; Good Fellowship Committee
on Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Howard, 1908 Eighteenth
street NE, and Endowment Com
mittee on Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Annie H. Crocker, 4410
Kansas avenue NV. All are sched-
uled for 3 pm.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Daughters Of America
Hear Rev. W. N. Michael

The Rev. Walter M. Michael, pas
tor of the Eldbrooke Methodist
Church. addressed the District
Daughters of America and State
officers of Virginia at the annual
visitation of Esther Council at the
church hall. Mrs. Dorothy L. Studds,
councillor, presided. Past Councillor
Evelyn Ritter of Golden Rule Coun-
Gil rendered vocal selection, ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs.
Dorothy Federline. The Northern
Virginia Hillbillies played and sang,
S. j. Willitt, violinist; Arthur M.
Willett. banjo and guitar, and Henry
Stinnette, Spanish guitar and har-
monica, performed.
The State and national officers
will have their annual visitation
with Goodwill Council on April II
at 808 I street Northwest, and to
Fidelity Council on April 16.
Fidelity Council met, with Miss
Florence Cox. councillor, presiding.
Mrs. Lillian Boswell was admitted
to membership from Barbara
Frietchie Council; Mrs. Bertha c.
Ullery, for this council, and Mrs.
E. l.. Carpenter and Miss Etcille
Vaughn were initiated for Goodwill
Council.
Eagle Council, No. "a met, with
Councillor Ella May Walton presid-
ing. Mrs. Harriet j. Fairall, chair.
man Of the State Council Benevo-
lence, and Ira r. Gibson, both Of
Martha Dandridge Council, and the
deputy, Mrs. Belle Gibson, spoke.
Independent Council was presided
over by Mrs. Ellen B. Jellifer, coun-
cilor, when Past State Councillor Mrs.
Elizabeth McWhorter was installed
as inside sentinel and Mrs. Julia
McWhorter as conductor.
Triumph Council was entertained
with solos by Mrs. Marguerite Grey,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Helen Ruef1y.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council met, with
Councillor A. Don Morocco presiding.
The application for membership of
Mrs. Lola B. Albin was accepted.
Past Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Deak-
ins was Endorsed for State outside
guard for the State convention,
opening May /, at the Hotel Conti-
mental. Deputy State Councillor Mrs.
Rose Buckner. spoke. Tomorrow
night, at 935 G place NV, Mrs.
Albin will be obligated, and arrange
ments will be completed to entertain
the past State councillors of the
District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Benjamin franklin
Masons Will Mark
Anniversary Friday
Master Degree Work
To Be Held Tomorrow
By Dawson Lodge

Benjamin Franklin Lodge on
Tuesday evening will celebrate the
third anniversary of the granting
of their charter by the Masonic
Grand Lodge of the District OF
Columbia. The master, B. Max
Klivitsky, announces a banquet and
dance at the Wardman Park Hotel
that evening. A program of enter
tainment has been arranged by a
committee under the direction of
Sol Stichman. Many leading men,
bers of the Masonic fraternity have
been invited.
The master of Dawson Lodge,
Arthur B. Hanson, announces the
master Mason's degree tomorrow
evening. The cast will be headed
by Ben Larcombe, the oldest past
master of the lodge. The night has
been designated Weather Bureau
Night
Naval Lodge will hold a special
meeting for the comforting of the
master Mason's degree on Thursday
evening
The Fellow Craft Club, of Joseph
n. Milans Lodge, will hold its annual
outing near Hollywood, Md, today.
Federal Lodge in cooperation
with Acacia Lodge, will have an en-
tertainment Tuesday evening, en-
titled The Hearts of Our Fathers" :"
Members of the Chevy Chase Lodge
will present the play, which was
written by Carl H. Claudy.
The Masters Association of 1905
will hold their 35th annual reunion
next Saturday evening at the home
of DR.. Edward S. Smith, 2707 Thirty
sixth street NV. Past Grand Mas
ter w. W. Jermane is president of
the association.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Dawson Lodge, Stans-
bury Lodge, Joppa Lodge, Benjamin
Franklin Lodge, Mount Vernon
Chapter, Anacostia Chapter.
Tuesday-Federal Lodge, Acacia
Lodge, Takoma Lodge Samuel
Gompers Lodge, Potomac Chapter,
Woodbridge Chapter. De Molay Com
mandery, Evangelist Chapter, Rose
CroiX
Wednesday-Harmony Lodge,
Warren G. Harding Lodge, Chevy
Chase Lodge, Brightwood Lodge,
Washington Naval CHAPTER, WASH
ington Commandery.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem
Lodge. George C. Whiting Lodge,
Temple Noyes Lodge, Cathedral
Lodge, Washington Chapter, Will
liam R. Singleton Chapter.
Friday-Hope Lodge, Eureka
Chapter, Capitol Chapter, Mount
Pleasant CHAPTER.
Saturday-Grand Lodge School of
instruction.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Ancient Order of Hiberniuns
Auxiliary

At meeting of division No. last
Monday night plans were made for
a card party on April Is at ST..
Stephens Club.
Junior division No. 2 met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Mary Cousins. They expect to in
itiate two new members at the next
meeting.
Junior Division No. will meet
next Saturday at the home of Miss
Josephine Nolan.
Division No. 7 will meet next
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Della
Mannix, 17l8 Webster street NV.
Plans for the celebration of their
35th anniversary will be completed
All members of the auxiliary as
well as the ancient order and the
Juniors are invited to attend a
series of lectures on THE Irish in
the Argentine at Carvel Hall
Catholic University today and April
81 and % at 4 pm.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Knights Of Columbus
Communion Mass
Will Be Held Today
Fourth Degree to Serve
As Guard Of. Honor
At St. Putrick's Church

The annual communion mass of
the Knights of Columbus will be
held this morning in st. Patrick's
Church at 8 o'clock.
Fourth Degree, knights Of Colum-
bus, in full regAlia, will serve as q
guard Of honor and form a human
cross during the mass. They have
been requested to appear in the
parish hall not later than 7:45
o'clock.
Following the mass at 9 o'clock a
breakfast will be served at the Will
lard Hotel. The guest speaker is
to be Representative Joseph E.
Casey of Massachusetts,.
Arrangements are in charge of
the District of Columbia Chapter
of which Charles J. Considine is
chairman.
State Deputy Col. Thomas F. Car
lin announced the annual meeting
Of the State Council will be held in
the clubhouse on May % at 8
o'clock. Each council has been ad-
vised that all resolutions to be sub
mitted for adoption at the con-
vention are to be in the hands OF
State Secretary Edward L. Tucker
not later than May S.
Robert L. Sheridan, grand knight,
will preside over Potomac Council
tomorrow evening. Refreshments
will be served.
Washington Council will meet
Tuesday evening at local headquar-
tiers. with Grand knight Robert
F. Handley in the chair.
The 41st anniversary of the estab-
ishment Of Potomac Council will
be held in the clubhouse on May
~. There will be a dinner. dance
and entertainment under the direc-
ton of Raymond Harding, general
chairman.
James Filgate, president of the
Knights of Columbus Building Co.,
will preside at a meeting of the
company on Friday evening.
Forty-one candidates received the
fourth degree last Sunday at the
Mayflower Hotel. w. Victor Ma
conachy, master of the fourth de-
gree for Maryland and the District
of Columbia, presided. The cere-
mony was in charge of Past Master
Arthur B. j. Williamson, assisted
by Robert F. Handley, William H.
Collins, the Rev. Joseph E. Gedra,
Charles J. Considine and Thomas
j. Myers. Music was in charge of
Walter I. Plant past State deputy.
Arthur McCreight was at the piano
On Monday a banquet was held
at the hotel in honor of the new
members and their ladies. Repre-
sentative Charles Kramer of Cali
fornia spoke. A dance followed.
A meeting of the committee of
combined Catholic organizations for
the Second Annual Military Field
Mass was held Friday evening at
the Mayfower Hotel. Robert L.
Sheridan, general chairman, pre-
sided. The mass will be celebrated
May rs at 10 o'clock. The celebrant
will be the Rev. Patrick N. Nc
Dermott, national chaplain Of the
American Legion. III
State Deputy Carlin announced
on May s the local councils will
be entertained with an evening of
music and song at the clubhouse.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

the last lodge
meeting, when
he installed the
following off,
GERS: L. Martin
Young, exalted
ruler; Allen j.
Duvall, esteemed
leading knight;
Ambrose A. Dur
kin, esteemed
loyal knight;
L e o. n q r d L.
p e q r c e, e s.
teemed lectur-
ing knight; Will
liam S. Shelby,
secretary. Will.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Ben Hur News

Richard A. Walker was elected
master Of ceremonies in Mckinley
Court In Northeast Masonic Temple
Chief Thomas A. Green presided.
James A. Noyes, chief, Congress.
sional Court, presided at the meet.
ing IN Typographical Temple. Silent
tribute was paid to James w. Brown.
The delegates to the Executive
Board win make their annual visi~
tation to United Court on April u
in Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Womun's Benefit Association

Brightwood Review will meet to-
morrow at 8 pm. at 5824 Georgia
avenue NV.
Pioneer Club will be entertained by
Mrs. Mignonette Harman at lunch
con at the clubroom on April 9. E
A meeting Of the Girls' Review
will be held at the clubroo1 April
II at 8 pm. Miss Josephine Ber-
tolini viii preside.
National Review viii have .
luncheon and meeting at the club.
room at 1880 PM. April, II.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Jobs Daughters

The next meeting Of Bethel No
8 will be Masonic and Eastern Star
night, on April II at 1880 pm. They
wiz present the majority degree.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
B. P. O. EIks

Philip u Gayaut. Grand Lodge
pardon commissioner, served as
personal representative of Grand
Exalted Ruler Henry c. Warner at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-05
DAvINo--KUKANsKrs

Miss Beatrice M. Kukanskis, daush.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kukanskis
Of Chase Parkway was united In
marriage to Carl r. Davino, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davino Of South
View street yesterday, in q double
ring ceremony performed at st. JOS
eph's church by Rev. Benedict Guar.
anskas. The wedding took place ct
10 o'clock, and was followed by q
Mass during which music was fur
nished by Alexander Aleksis and
Joseph DiVito.
The bride was attended by a sis
ter, Miss Esther Kukanskis, as maid
Of honor, and by Eve Kukanskis, an
other sister. Ann Davino, O sister OF
the bridegroom, Mary Butler OF
jackson Heights, N. Y, and Connie
Jegela Is bridesmaids. Miss Antoin-
cite Mackus Of the Children Of Mary
Sodality also attended her. The
bridegroom had his brother Ralph
as best man. Peter Kukanskis, broth
er Of the bride, Mathew Kukanskis,
o cousin, Albert Gleibas and Edward
Sullivan were ushers.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore q white
chiffon gown. styled with a Queen
Anne lace collar and long skirt with
o train. Her veil Of illusion was lace
trimmed and fell from q tiara Of
orange blossoms. She carried an arm
bouquet OF orchids, lilies Of the val
ley and gardenias. The maid Of hon
or wore an eyelet embroidered mar
quisette gown Of maize color. She
carried a hat basket Of delphinium
and roses and wore a floral tiara OF
garden flowers in her hair. Both
bridesmaids were dressed In aqua
marine gowns, styled like the maids
Of honor. They, too, carried hat bas-
kets OF garden flowers. The mother
Of the bride wore royal blue lace
with a leghorn hat and gardenias.
The mother Of the bridegroom had q
lace gown and she, too, wore gar
denias.
More than 500 guests attended the
reception held afterwards ct venta
han, among them visitors from New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachu-
sets, and various towns around this
state. The couple left for an auto
trip through Maine and the Adiron-
dacks, the bride wearing q French
green and beige ensemble with green
accessories. On their return to this
city they will live at 229 Chase Park
way. Il
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-05

Felix Bressart has an important
role In Ethel Vance's Escape"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-05
Spring Exhibit
Closes Tomorrow


Large crowds are visiting the art
exhibit ct Old Lyme during these
last few days Of It's existence. A
different exhibit will be on display
starting about the middle Of this
month. The present display Of wa
ter colors and prints, has according
70 accounts received, drawn double
the crowds which have attended
these exhibits In past years. The
number Of entries from year to year
shows Q steady increase, as the art
colony, including all those who are
allowed to exhibit at Old Lyme,
grows regularly. This Is the last
week Of the spring exhibit, and all
those who have any considerable In
terest In the art Of today are adj
vised to make the trip to Old Lyme
TO witness the display.
Miss Phyllis Bungardner was re-
Gently given surprise birthday
party at the home Of Miss Helen
each, on Orange street. The guest
Of honor received q number Of de-
lightful gifts from her friends. Rose
mary Petraccione and Ann Pettine
entertained with the latest dances,
and a delicious supper was served.
Those attending were Romilda
Torchio, Grayce Miranda, Rosemary
Petraccione, Ann Pettine, Dorothy
LaRosa, Phyllis Bungardner, Mar
garet Lapatovsky Of Southbury, Mrs.
Frances Zach and Helen Zach.
Members Of the Harmony club re-
Gently enjoyed hayride to Water
town. Muriel McDuff was general
chairman In charge OF arrangements.
Those who went included Christine
Blake, Barbara Matthews, Rita De-
Connick, Betty zibell, Betty Cruess,
Helen Lang, Mur1el McDuff and
Peggy Blake, Ray Sugden, Francis
Cruess, Sterling Peck, Daniel Haw-
kins, Ralph Shove, George Day. Jack
Sheehan and John Thompson,
The following girls are enrolled
at Girl Scout Camp Weouapauset
In Waterville for the first week of
the camping season there:
The campers are: Happy Hollow
unit, CLAIRE Clark, Joan Barnett,
Barbara auckland, Marian Green,
Barbara Hungerford, Frances Pow
ers, Joan Scof1eld, Norma Stuarte.
dant, Jean Walker and Helen Wen
kert.
Tip Top unit, Gladys Brown, Cor
nelia Curley, Lucy Jacobs, Rita
Parmelee, Elizabeth Smith, May
Epson, Theresa vallerand, Sky High,
Carol Beattie, Claryce Fem, Mar
got Freedman, Ann McGann, Bar
bara Oviatt, Mary Lou Perry, Mary
Ann Smith, Peggy Webb, Marie
Laurine Kunkel.
Mr.. ad Mr.. Edmond Gleiford. of
Easton Avenue, accompanied by
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Pryor. Of Harpers Ferry Road, who
have been ct the Hotel Commodore,
New York City, for o brief stay, re-
turned home yesterday.
John Norton, Of the Waterbury
fire department II now recuperating
ut his home on Washington street
after undergoing an operation at
st. Mary's hospital.
Mrs. william J. Roach Is q pa
tient at st. Mary's Hospital.