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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
TRY THIS RECIPE
FOR PREPARATION
OF thanked STEAK
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Wr;to.

NEA Service Staff Writer
Flank steak is another daily low
cost value offered by almost ev-
cry butcher in the country. It's a
wedge-shaped cut of solid meat.
recognizable by its long fibers run.
ming lengthwise. Excellent for a.
stuffed steak, flank may be used
also for -stews or rolled for not
roast. It does handsomely in a pot
pie. Because its fibers run length
wise, the meat should be scored
with a sharp knife against h e
grain before it is cooked.
FLANK STEAKS
Have flank steak scored at the
market. Dredge with flour and
brown on both sides in hot lard.
Season with salt and pepper. Add
IL cup hot water and cook slowly
on top of stove or in moderate
oven $3.50 degrees F. until done,
about l hour.
VARIATIONS
l.. For liquid, use IA cup ket-
chup and IA cup of hot water.
z. Make a paste of IL teaspoon
mustard. l teaspoon salt, l tea
spoon sugar and 3 tablespoons CT
der vinegar. When the flank steak
is Drowned, spread evenly with
this mixture.
3. Spread with savory b r e a d
dressing. Roll and tie or else sew
edges together.
4. Spread flank steak with bulk
sausage and roll like jelly roll.
Fasten edges with skewers. Braise,,
using tomato juice as the liquid
and season with a medium onion.
STUFFED FLANK STEAK
(Serves 4 to g.
Two cups boiled rice, 2 table
spoons chopped parsley, paprika,
| IL lbs. flank steak, / teaspoon
onion juice.
Combine rice Seasonings.
Pound flank steak until thin. Sprin-
kle with salt, spread with layer
of rice stuffing 3-4-inch thick. Roll
and shape. Place in deep oven
dish. Add enough boiling water
to come up IL inch in pan. Cover
and cook in moderate ovsn 1850
degrees F. for 2 hours. Remove
the cover to brown. Thicker stock
and serve as gravy.
Another way of flavoring flank
steak, is to spread with strips of
bacon, strips of green pepper and
Bermuda onion. Roll and tie,
brown in fat, add hot water with
a little lemon juice in it, and SIM
mer until meat is tender. Thicker
gravy. Serve with a large dish of
fluffy mashed potatoes. You have
something there-and for very lit
tie money.
TOMORROW'S MENU
BREAKFAST: Baked apples.
dry cereal, whole wheat toast,
plum jam, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Baked stuffed
tomatoes, 2 watercress sand
witches, cup custard, tea, milk.
DINNER: Stuffed flank
steak, ma:hed potatoes, juli-
enne carrots, lettuce and green
pepper salad. chocolate bread
pudding, cream, coffee, milk.
TAG SALE
The Junior Kings Daughters will
conduct a tag sale in the. city Sat-
urday. All funds raised by the So
ciety will be used for social service
work here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18

an air-conditioned trailer. Like n
other important star, he has a
"stand-in'' whose name is
Sonny!
Sonny's saddles, as might be ex-
pected, are custom made, and de-
signed both for his comfort and
Elliott's. They fit the horses back
to the proveribal 't' and have ex-
tremely long stirrups for easing
the riders rangy figure.
You will also see winners of
the Vest and an Edgar Knnedy
comedy 'Taint Legal" 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18

Texas A. & M. college has the
nations largest reserve officers.
training corps unit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
PLANS
POLITICAL TALKS
Four Speaking Engagements
Are Announced By Party's
National Chairman

NEW YORK, Oct. II. - Up -
President Roosevelt will make four
Strictly POLITICAL speeches between
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06
Junior D. A. R.
Chooses Officers

Mrs. Fred Friberg has been
again chosen chairman of the
Junior chapter, Mary Ball, Daugh.
tiers of the Revolution which met
on Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Percy Creath Smith, the
chapter regent. Assisting hos
tesses were Mrs. w. B. Gregg and
Mrs. Friberg
After the business meeting over
which Mrs. Friberg presided, late
supper was served at a pretty
table decorated with red roses and
tapers set in silver. Mrs. c. c.
Mellinger, the new Mary Ball
regent, and Mrs. Gregg poured.
Other special guests were Mrs.
Wright Mason and Miss Beryl
Ring.
Other officers named to serve
with Mrs. Friberg are, Mrs. Smith,
junior advisor, Mrs. Gregg, hon
orary advisor, Miss Mary Ellen
Dumbleton. treasurer, Miss Ger
trude Purinton, recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Frederick X. kinsman,
historian.
On the program Mrs. Robert
Witter read paper on Mary Ball.
Mrs. Mellinger announced plans
for the annual picnic, June "a, for
both junior and senior chapters.
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The arrangement consisted Of
fuchsias, peonies, stock and Ma
donna lilies in tall, gold and
white victorian vase. Mrs. Turner
will receive the clubs tile coffee
table for one year.
A new award this year. the
Hazel Kenworthy trophy, went to
Mrs. James Ashton for her ar
rangement of mullen, umbellatum
and kittens ear in a square, blue
and white Chinese bowl. The ar
rangement was judged to be more
like Mrs. kenworthy's flower ar
engagements than any other en-
tered in the show. Mrs. Ashton
will be awarded Mrs. Kenworthys
favorite bronze bowl at the July
meeting of the group.
An interesting feature Of the
show was the exhibit of five dif-
ferent arrangements made by
members Of the group in five con-
tanners, all alike. All were DIFF
ferent, but equally charming.
Attracting much attention was
the display of miniatures, reveal
ing to those who saw them that
large blooms or quantity OF
flowers are not always necessary
when arranging flowers.
Perhaps the most unusual entry
in the show was Mrs. Fred Pohl s
crimson bottle brush, a Towering
shrub grown from seed purchased
in Australia in 1880. The shrub
bloomed for the first time this
year.
Results Of the show are as fol-
lows
section Period FLORAL Arrange
ments In Period setting
A-Colonial Mrs. James Ashton.
2 Miss RUBY Blackwell 3 Mrs 5 A
sizer B-fTench ]. Mrs Marvin
Mcneil 2. Mrs George Ossood. 3.
Mrs. W l Mccormick C-Victorisn
! MTs Joseph r Turner. r. z Mrs
NJ r Nelson 3 Mrs Raymond Tar.
D-Modsrn / Mrs Ralph sohssffer.
2 Mrs { wager. ? Mrs. Charles Or
ton. Honora Die mention IN this group
vent TO four members VINO made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06

Nj Ard Nfs assFk sefe married
IA Hutts Man,. IN lure &c 1850
Mrs HHw vas ,hs fnTmsT Miss
tssanore isvsiis. Immediately foi.
lowing their marriage, they l<fs
ZOE Anseanas, Mont. where NJ
nnrf served - ssa,lssiessn fos the
Anaconda Mining ca
They esms 10 Tacoma Ia 1907.
and IN isis thsy celebrated their
sa,a anniversary a. the same hems
where they win celebrate thsif
golden anniversary. the Rouse be-
ing their fcfmsF horne
asnee lpgs. whsn they left "a.
coma. Mt and Mrs., Iiurs have
nistorci back for their summers.
and this time 10 celebrate shs,s
golden anniversary IN their cid
home Mr.. hafs 10 . msmnss ~
the Eik. and the knights al
rythias and Ass iiarx u i.yshlsn
sister and for many ysArs was .
msmssr II The wam.ns eiah.
II Ia Mr.. and Mrs. ttusas ~fsh
that all friends and acquaintance
of years past will saii and renew
old relationships.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06
Pupils OF Edward Barney
To Give Piano Recital

Pupils Of Edward Barney Will
give plano recital a. O'Clock
Monday evening In Veterans hail
on South Tacoma way
Those VINO will be presented are
Marjorie Brown, Rosemary Met.
tier, Louis Asitlsr. Harold Peter.
son. Ronald Paterson, Irene
Tuthill. Grace Carrie. Janet Ecola
Frances Murray. Shirley Wills. 10
Ann Wood, Donald Waldron. Helen
Wsldron, Betty Wheelon. Marian
Johnson. Agnes johnson. Joyce
Garden. Frances Pittauno. Donald
Cronanner. James psnks. Betty
Bashsnn, Asrilyn Alstsad. Shirley
Alstsad. James Flannsry. Coral
Venske. Walter Carstsn. Juanits
Aiekslson. Nerna Hiseox Richard
HeAly and Joyce yisncour.
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and of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups


Chapter ~ the Daughters n
Washington Pioneers wail meet fnr
ta,so potiaes lunches - ths
Factor home Furt Ntsqualiy.
thursday Afternoon. Mrs ? a.
crothsrs stii preside ~ the esass.
ness meeting and Mrs George usl'
hart will ee IN charge q ire IN.
sfsiisfien II new nfflcsrs A fts.
tars q ire Afternoon will - tho
report ~ delegates to the recsn,
state association meeting IN aesl.
lnEhafn.
Plans will be discussed faF ar
ranging Furt Nisqnsiiy a. . per.
nsnsni esnihit tire opening e.,
for June . Ths chapter IA IN
charge ~ ths furnishings assisted
nv the Completion Advisory eoun.
sci. the stsllsccom and rayaliap
chapters. the Young Meas Isuss'
ness club the historical snriety.
the Pierce County Pioneer and
Historical association and the f'iFty
Year club.
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Clubs

seventh Ward W. e. T. 4. will
meet at the home Of Mrs. l.. T.
owens, 1006 80. sprague Thurs
day at 10 o'clock. Bouquets will
be made for hospitals and deliv-
cred in the afternoon TO observe
annual flower mission" day.
Circle I, 81. Paul's Lutheran
church will meet Thursday at the
church parlors. Luncheon will be
served at o'clock. Hostesses are
Mrs. w. Waite and Mrs. Stanley
Remedies.
south Tacoma Reb~kah lodge
will meet Thursday in the !. O.
o. F. hall for ~ 30 luncheon. Mrs.
Robert Badie. Mrs. w. y. Huff
man and Mrs Ann Eggieston,
hostesscs. Business will follow.
MI. Taeoma Rebckah lodge will
sponsor luncheon and card party
at the Broadmoor dining room at
IL 80 Thursday. Mrs. John Gaino
and her committee are in charge.
Concorila club will sponsor A
cooking school Thursday afternoon
at ? O'Clock apd Friday evening
at 1880 in the Epworth social han.
The event il open to the public.
Point Defiance Helping Hand
society meets Thursday with Mrs.
Fritz Swanson. 1920 No. Defiance,
for luncheon at | o'clock. Bust
ness meeting to follow.
Ladies Circle Of the Midland
Community church Emmanuel
Home church, viii hold its regular
meeting Thursday at 2 o'clock. at
the home Of Mrs Anna Thompson,
Route I, Box 1873
Topaz circle, n. q. W., will hold
their annual memorial services
wednesday evening At 3 O'Clock IN
the Pythisn temple Rev. W. A.
Moore Will speak. Mr.. Leis Jensen
viii sing. Mrs George Wing Ia
general chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06

Lincoln Court. Order ~ ANA.
rsnth. VIII NEE, In the Royal A
Cove Masonic hall. ssfh and
Yakima. on Thursday evening
with Mrs.. Harry cessford and
James T. Jones presiding rni.
lowing = short business meeting
Flag day program win he pre-.
scented ny the program chairman.
Mrs George swrens Members
having birthdays IN April May,
June. July and August viii also
he remembered with a special fsa.
ture. A late supper. In charge Of
Mrs Albert Heap. Mrs. Minnie
Bryan and Mrs. w, tutehlnnef,
viii complete tho evening.
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entries in divisions not listed by
the club They were Miss Helen
Long. for her Mexican arrangement.
Mrs. George Tart. Georgian Mrs.
Alexander Baillie. Italian. and Mrs.
Robert Beach. Chinese
section Floral Arrangements
A-Drawing room arrangement
/, Mrs. James Ashton. 2. Mrs. Harry
Clark 3, Mrs. S. A. Sizor B-Ar-
rangement OF roses. one or more
varieties. /. Mrs. Charles Morphy, a.
Mrs Thomas b. Murphy. 8. Mrs. W.
w. Keyes. C-Arrangements IN shades
OF blue l. Miss Helen Long 2. Mrs
Oscar Miller. 3. Mrs G. W Schulz.
D-Arrangements IN shades Of pink
/, Mrs. A S. Black. q Mrs NJ Nc
Elroy 3. Mrs. George Franklin. F.
Arrangements IN white flowers in sill
yer or pewter contsiner ]. Mrs. Me-
Cormick. 2. Mrs MorphY. 3 Mrs. v
X. Reynolds. F-Arrhugements In
uniform containers. /, Mrs. Paul
Dickmhn. Arrangement OF minia-
ture flowers m miniature con-
tainer !, Mrs. Turner. q Mrs. Charles
Schuh. 3. Mrs Frank Valentine hon.
orable mention. Mrs Black H-Wali
pockets !. Mrs Robert Beach q.
Mrs. Yassr, 3. hrs. c 6 Reynolds.
section Hoses
Best one rose-Pink !. Mr. Nor
phey: Mrs. Herbert Hunt. 3 Mrs
en,,s f'y Mo- " v %n ksy. or nf NJ.
c. g. Reynolds. 3. Mrs. Z. { Rich
ards Red /. Mrs c 5 Reynolds.
2. Mrs. Morphy Mrs. William Deer
ms yellow ], Mira Black 2 Mrs
J. H. Gordon Mrs. Keyes Blended
color ! Mrs Keyes, 2 Mrs T. C.
Riehsrds 3. Mrs. c. S Reynolds
PINK: J Mr. Keges: 2 Mrs. Morphy.
3. Mrs. d. NJ Dayton White or nearly
white: /. Mrs. Clinton Reynolds. q
Mrs. keyes. Red MEs NJ T Nell
son. 2. Mrs. Morphy 3 Mrs C. q
Reynolds. Yellow l. Mrs KeYea. q
Mrs c. Reynolds Blended color
| Mrs. Reyes. 2 Mrs. T. M FoEg
3. Mrs.. Herbert Hunt
Best display Of single rOsss. one
variety: J. Mr. }. " Rawlings. a.
Mrs. J. II. Gordon. 3. Mrs James
Ashton.
Best display Of climbing roses. on.
variety. / Mr. p { Richards. a
Mrs. Gordon. ,. Mrs. Ashton
Best collection Of roses ~ blooms
9 or more varieties Mrs. Keses
2. Mrs. AorpPy. , Mrs Nelson
-eetioh f--Iioffiru1iufe
PEOSfEs
A-Best ore bloom. single ist. Ars
Rawlings and Mrs Ashton 8ro
Ars /. r murray B-Bsst one
bloom. oih.F than single isf Mft
Ksyes 2nd Mrs rawlings ara Hrt
Nelson C-Tnrea blooms. one "a
risty ist. Mrs. Murphy 2nd Afs
Rawlings5 3rd hrs Murray D-slx
blooms ~ any variety la Mrs. 7
Nelson and. Mrs. Murray Bro. Ars
PANsIKs
A-Best oontainer Of panalss. at
Mrs Black 2nd. Mrs. Tar ord Ars
voLAs
A-Best containsF q gioiss is,
Mrs. . A Williams. and. Mr. schuh
3rd Mrs Black
PoPPIEs
A--C0ntainsr q Oriental poppiss
Isl Mrs Turner. End. Mrs. C08isk
sEd Ars schuh. B--contalnsf %
poppies other ssristiss isf Mrs
ksyss FAD Ars. Black sFa. Hrs
A-Best ore stalk OF delphiniigm
Award Of merit. Ars. RzWlings b
Best three stalks % dsiphinium: lat
Mrs Murray and. Mira Prank carnA-
han. 5rd Mrs. Dayton
FLOwEEIso TREE
A-Best one branch. lst Mrs.
KeBes and. MFs Marguerite o4llansr
Bird. Mrs. Marguerite Csilsher
FLOWERIsO SHRUB
A-Best one bfsnen lat Mrs.
CoTlss ard. Mrs. Marvin Mcneil ARD
Mrs. 7 Z ElsftnsT
nisCELLAFEOu5
A-Be-- slnz.e bloom Of any klna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06
Womsn's Club Board 10
Hold Final McetInq

The last meeting Of The year Of
the executive board q the Won.
ans club slll be held In the club
house al 10 o'clock Tho morning Of
June q. Tho president, Mrs ethel
NJ Dunseath, win preside. Della
gates 10 the tsth convention Of
the Washington state Federation
~ womsns oluhs To be held In
Yakima June 10 are Mrs. Dun.
seath. Mrs. Percy cresth Smith.
Mrs J. A. sussman and Mrs.
Frank Cola,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06
DOCTORS FORMULA
Relieves Awful Pains Of
NEUR IT'S

Sharp shooting pains in arms. legs.
Neuritis For this painful afflietion use
EOPA PHYSICIANS FORMULA No.
rs. especially compounded for the Home
opathic treatment Of these excruciating
pains. Many have written us grateful
letters Of appreciation 81 the helm they
have received from taking Eopa No. rs.
Eopa No. 1b Tablets on money back IL
not satisfied basis adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06
Seminary Seniors
Receive Awards
Graduation Ceremony in
Great Hall and Chapel

Annie Wright seminary's
spacious Great hall and the
charming Raynor chapel were
decorated attractively in pas
tel gladioli. delphinium and
sweet peas for the traditional
exercises Tuesday in which
fifteen upper-school students
received their diplomas from
the Rt. Rev. Arthur S. Hus-
ton. The early part of the
program, for which Prof.
Eden NJ. Quainton was the
speaker. was held in the Great
hall, the professional leading
later to the chapel.
In the Great Hall awards were
given and in the chapel the
diplomas and crosses were pre-
scented.
Miss Mary Kent Hewitt. recently
the seminary May queen, was
awarded the senior scholarship cup
which is given each year to the
senior having the highest grade
average for the year. She has
been on the roll of honor. requir-
ing an average of B in all sub
jects for the year, and also the
citizenship list for the year. Also
on the latter have been Misses
Jean Fairweather, class president,
Ann Schuohart and Jean Webster.
Special honors were also be-
slowed upon Miss Vera Fraser,
the senior girl achieving highest
scholarship for the last three
years.
Miss Anne Chapman was
awarded THE Wreath" the James
Munro Keen memorial given by
Mrs. Keen and Miss Keen in
memory of Mr.. Keen. a trustee
of the seminary for rs years. II
is awarded to any girl in the
upper school who possesses the
following qualities-gallant, stead
fast, courteous and visionsl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06
Sixteenth Annual Garden Show
Attracts Scores at Hotel
Mrs. Joseph R. Turner Jr. Wins Sweepstakes Prize;
Mrs. James Ashton Wins Kenworthy Award

That the flower arrangements of the women in the
garden clubs of the Northwest far superior those
of other garden club members throughout the nation
the comment Tuesday of the judges of the Tacoma Garden
clubs 18th Annual Spring Flower show The Crystal ball
room of Hotel Winthrop, where the show held was
converted into vertabe wonderland of flowers with the
Metropolitan Park boards coorful garden in
end of the ballroom, attracting much attention.
Sweepstakes award for the entire show went to Mrs.
Joseph R. Turner in the period floral arrangement dv
sion for her charming Victorian arrangement and setting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06

Mrs Hans fssssnss = annsune.
Tag me marriage - ~ 1aaGesse,
Mira Helss Isarn~rs wesevuvth
10 nr. nay Jsek>rw ys~~sn -
olympss. Tia mssysaus was -
smnissa iuns sna ~ new hsnno
wsll n~ made n rsseme-
AAosy MeesiNQ - Chueuh
t.sdiss a. IN ntstn Av~nwe No.
slss church wlli nsst ~ . -
o'aiek haeh~aa On thursday IN
stead ~ tbs usual Tins. Ms@nsse
AZ shs sx~sasivs heesa will serve.
Thls wsii 10 ths last wofh sneets
Ing thss year. rssnies are PLANNED
FOE lns summer nsouths. N all
aAy meetings In ~ ss~sme~ N ~
fall
t~Sses An - ~ rs~ss noa.o
tmensss~ eewspA VIII meet rNavs.
day ~ the boms n Nh Haeso
Olsen Quests err n sahs tno
npansway naa N Pacific Avs NM
Msvussss rsuisaa ON saelss ~
i1sso lunehsnH.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert R. Burg
To Mark Golden Anniversary

Former rseomsns Who Return Esch Year Tor ME
Summer Months 10 Be- Honersd June u
Friends Of Mr. and Mrs Herbert r. Burg WIN b. pleased
learn that they have recently from Long HeAch Cal
for their annual Tacoma visit This years "trip i more se.
nlfeant than those in the past Tor on June they will eeie-
hrats their golden wedding anniversary.
on that date. their niece Mrs. George Iahey. and Mr..
IAhey WITH hold open the visitors ut their home Il
ss0s No ssrd A. Hours will be from until o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06

lst Afs TAR. B-conts!ner Of beat
bloom ~ any kind isa. Lfs Hunt
and Afa Dayton. ara. Ma. Frank
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06

Women's society of perm HIN
baptist church will meet Thursday
afternoon a. z O'Clock 81 the home
Of Mrs, W. " Alien. 1900 IA. v
st. for missionary study.
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To visit Arborsfum in
Seatfln thursday

Members of the Reflection Gar.
den club are looking forward with
keen anticipation 10 the next regu.
lar meeting Thursday, when the
club viii spend the day In Seat
tie. A tour will be made Of the
Arbore,um and II In hoped the
rhododendrons are stili IN bloom.
Members are asked to take their
lunch and table service
Nom~n's Council for Peace Will
meet Thursday afternoon al Emer-
son hall for an election Of officers
Miss DORA q. Jenkins viii review
In Place Of aplendor" by dc Ia
Moro. Mrs. Mauds n, Richard will
read a prophecy by Mother ship
ton" Mrs. Marzsry smith IL In
charge 81 current events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06

spannway Wopsn's club yiii
mcet on Thursday afternoon A. 1
O'clock A. the home Of Mrs. Nancy
Holmes. for potlnck luncheon,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-06
DR.. F. G. Williston
Named President
World Affairs Council Has
Election al Luncheon

Climaxing an outstanding
year in which prominent au-
thorities on world events have
been presented to Tacomans.
the World Affairs Council
elected officers for the COM
ing season at a luncheon In
the Tacoma club on Tuesday.
DR.. Frank G.. Williston was
named president TO succeed
DR.. Edgar e. Wheeler.
The vice presidents are Or y.
NJ. Dayton, Mr. Roderiek oiEen-
dam. Mr.. c. J. Shaw, and the see
retary.tressurer. Mrs. Elds n.
Comfy.
Although the season il officially
At an end. Or. williston IN making
arrangements for an evening leo
ture here by one of the speakers
from the Reed College Institute
which closes June %.
Activities for the fali viii open
on Sept when members will
be enrolled for the year Plans are
being formulated for another
series of symposium dinners. Dur
ing The past year II lectures. in
GLIDING the three dinners, were
given.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-24
Janet Ten1pLeton
Is SholUer Guest

Miss Anna Dunn and Mrs. Louis
Gilbert were hostesses at miscel-
laneous shower given recently at
the latter's home on Webb street in
compliment to Miss Janet Temple
ton. Miss Templeton who is to be
married to Peter Dunn was the re-
cipient of many pretty gifts. A deli
ciouS luncheon was served.
The guests included: Mrs. James
White, Mrs. Donald White, Mrs. Leo
Conard, Mrs. Mary Griffin, Mrs.
Paul Daniels, Mrs. Frances Muck
Ter, Mrs. Margaret Barry, Mrs. Ray
Sjostedt, Mrs. Melvin Wallace, Mrs.
Dennis Riordan, Mrs. Harold T.
Greene, Mrs. Anna Buckley, Mrs.
Mae Tourangeau, Mrs. Catherine
Kierce, Mrs. Minnie Jones, Mrs
Sadie Grove, Mrs. Anna Gilbert,
Mrs. Arthur Gilbert, Mrs. Ray See
ley, Mrs. John E. Kelly, Mrs. Thorn
as McAdam, Mrs. William Heady,
Mrs. Louis Gilbert, Helen Barry
Mary Carroll, Mary Roche, Kathleen
Gilbert, Anna Dunn, Janet Tempe
ton and Mrs. Betty Fitzpatrick.
A rehearsal of the drill team Of
Santa Maria circle. Daughters of
Isabella, will be held Monday
night at the Columbus club in
preparation for an exhibition after
the circles minstrel show May %
at the Women's club. The team
gave an exhibition Sunday in Man
chester. John Brenneis is drill
master.
Plans are being made for a dinner
at The Elton, May IL in celebration
of the circles 18th anniversary.
st. Elizabeth's Society of st. Ceci-
las Church on Scovill street will
sponsor food sale all day tomorrow
and Friday at Miller and Peck's OF
South Main street. Mrs. Andrew
Craft is chairman Of the COMMITTEES
in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-24
Miss Peggy DeeLey Is
Hostess At Sho1Uer


MISS Feggy Oeeley was noSVeSS ~
a miscellaneous shower given IA
nonor OF MISS Elsie Pannone WaO
Is 70 De n mar W tnolnas DeeIey
on May tiCn' me DLioe . W VIC he
ce I'VE many HeauIum snS. 1,.
10y ' NJ %U esr %e1 -, VS. Ms
1IS;II;aL, 0na,nppI ~ Dn,,;o.;S,
U,,r,ia NSrs W1;i1;ar, Voi,aSar NJ,
nonenic Capanno Mrc Eonnv Ne"
lila Mrs Edwar1 Case Mrs carl
neelev Mrs Herbert CLARK Mrs
DELANEY Mrs Robert cospriff Mrs
:ToIn r Deelev. Mrs Vincent Scullv.
Mrs. John Sullivan. Mrs. Michael
Parker. Mrs, Helen LYMAN, Mrs, Ed
ward O'Brien. Mrs. Edward Deeley.
Misses George Stevens, Imelda
Mary Pannone Irene Fitzmaurice,
Ruth Deeley, Eileen Graney, Mar
garet Deeley, Bertha Marticous,
Peggy Deeley and Elsie Pannone.
Two Nauoat,,ck GIRLS toob mort IN
the seni-onen program meetino If
tho t, Aaora society Ct We1iosls,, co "
loo Loo recant,v The sen,i.socisI senoi-
49, 1850 Sooiats, .ose., T,,
1 1sE@ o,S Sc Torts e oe..,. -.
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"at piopasanu% Wy De.ils hummer
Asol a = espeoi Sa!y nue. esIeo III cu-
ienI poii'lcs' MISSES mary =; zoe
uausllte[ VI WI ana MIS- Jonn r
zoe, anu Aataerlne COX, oaugnter
OF MI. ana MrS' Haoley COX were In
the cast OF the play.
Botn girls are members OF the
junior CLASS MISS Coe Is a member
OF the cholr ana mas been active IN