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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
A Belt OF Diamonds

Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel Biddle
Jr.. wife of the United States
envoy in London 10 four gov
ernments In exile-Poland. Hol-
land. Norway and Czechoslo-
vakia - is probably the only
woman in the world who owns
a fiexibls belt made completely
or diamonds. On the few occa-
sions Mrs. Biddle has worn her
ieweled treasure her gown has
been ~ black velvet, simply
cut. I need hardly add she did
not take the diamond belt with
her 10 Londonl
Mrs. Burke Roche. once one
NJ the glamourous social figures
in New York, has been washed
back on these shores by the war
and lunches and dimes in the
fashionable restaurants without
any one recognizing her. Such is
fame.
II appears 10 be a race be-
tween Mrs. Byron Foy and Mrs.
Barclay Douglas 10 see which
can amsss the more impressive
collection NJ fabulous Jewels in
the shortest time. And New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Catholic Daughters
PIanaArmy Benefit

CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA. Court Detroit. VIII
give a bridge party AT 2 p. m.
June 81 in the Indian Village
Bakery in Mack avenue. Pro
ceeds will be devoted to the
fund TO purchase mass kit 10
be donated by the organization
for use In an army chapel
Also in aid OF this fund, Mrs.
Eldon c. Mackenzie will enter
tain at 8 o'clock Friday evening
at her Lakewood avenue home.
Mrs. Harry w. Sheridan,
grand regent OF Court Detroit.
will represent the organization
AZ the national convention of the
Catholic Daughters OF America
which opens July s in Washing
ton. y. G. Mrs. Sheridan rec
emily was elected vice regent Of
the state organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
7 ufmon
Vanderbilt
Snubs Wife
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, June :.
MEEK ENDING in Mayfair
w The rift between the Al
fred Gwynne Vanderbilts has
reached the point where the %
year-old millionaire turfman ut
terly ignores his young wife.
And the GOODNESS of Mrs. Mar
garet Emerson toward her
daughter-in-law. the one-tlme
"Mollie" Hudson, daughter of A
San Francisco lawyer and cou-
sin of Mrs. Charles S. Howard.
whose husband owns the famous
Seabiscuit, has reached zero
Notwithstanding we are enjoy
ing the usual June temperatures
here in New York.
The infant Vanderbilt daugh-
ter. Wendy. is with her mother
AT the 33-room Long Island
waterfront estate at Sands
Point, which Mr.. Vanderbilt
never visits. There is even some
gossip to the effect he would
like 10 Gust "Mollie' from the
property,
Life suspect. is rather
lonesome tbut not dulID for the
disillusioned Mrs Vanderbilt,
what with her mother-in-law ar
rayed against her. Fortunately,
that doesn't mean the entire
Vanderbilt clan is in the other
camp. For there never was
much love lost between Mrs.
Emerson and the Vanderbilt
family. even in the days when
the late Alfred Gwynne Wander
hilt Sr. was alive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
A Mind OF His Own

No question but what Thomas
F.. Murray Jr.. opulent father of
II children and uncle of some
thing like 50 nieces and nephews,
has ideas Of his own, when II
comes 10 juvenile amusements.
Tom has purchased the ice
skating rink that was feature
of the Midway at the late, la
mented Worlds Fair.
Complete with the refrigera-
tion equipment, the rink is be-
ing set Up on acreage adjacent
10 the Murray Summer estate
AZ Southampton. L. J., and will
provide the Murray juniors,
their cousins (many Of whom
also vacation at Southampton
and their junior pals" with
Midsummer ice skating when
they weary Of surf bathing!
Mrs. Henry Ford II is one Of
the cousins and when she comes
east from Detroit next month
it might be just as we'll if she
tucked her ice skates in her lug
gage along with her swim suit.
What next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Book Club in Last
Meetinq Thursday

WEDNESDAY BOOK CLUB
OF DETROIT will conclude its
season with a bridge luncheon
Thursday at 1890 o'clock at
Plum Hollow Golf Club.
Mrs. Arthur Kensley, chair
man. is being assisted by Mes
DANES David McKillop. d. j.
Sterrett and George Cooper.
Mrs. Clarence Hubbard now
heads the club. Other officers
for 194l-42 are Mrs. Harry r.
Wolf vice president, Mrs. +. NJ.
Walker, recording secretary;
Mrs. y. Wilbur Moore. CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs.
Lyle 6. PARROT, treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Luxurious Rouqhine

This past week Mrs. Lyle
Hull. the former Mrs. Vincent
Aston. was noted in shops deal
ing in togs for life on a dude
ranch. Which adds foundation
to my tip that the eastern wa
tering places won't see Helen
and Lyle this Summer. They'll
rough it out in Wyoming
"Geof' Jones. who. hopes
eventually to meet young Gloria
Vanderbilt at the altar, breathed
easier this week down at Prince
ton. where he is a student. For
Henry Gassaway Davis, who has
married two Vanderbilt heir
esses Grace Vanderbilt and
Consuelo Vanderbilt let II he
known he will confer his name
on beauteous Powers model
late in July, in Florida.
The. betting is that the wild
owed Mrs. Frshkfyh L. Hutton
won't become Mrs. Jim Moi
felt. after all.
Still week-ending in Mayfair
now passenger on the s. S.
Brazil, Mrs. Bob" Wilson is en-
route to Rio de Janeiro to Join
her nautical English husband,
who has been made the naval
attache OF the British embassy
there.
AS f1axen-hsired lass, Mrs.
Wilson became the wife OF the
late Henry Blossom. who wrote
the Red Mill" and other Broad
way musical comedies OF the
past generation. But il was her
alliance with New York's r.
Clarence Jones that made her
rich. As the wealthy widow
Jones she married Bob" Wilson
and was a figure in the interna-
tional set until the world WIS
plunged into this second war
South Americaswill be a new
experience for her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

IN the evening IN the Bannlster
home IN Virginia Park. follow
INC the Sunday afternoon gradu-
alton exercises.
Mrs. F.. L. Sinner, Mrs Henry
s. Sweeney and Mrs. j. A. Ma
loney will preside al the punch
hn,t.1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
7. A. E.'s New Plans

Now that r. A E.s big dance
IS happy history--it was held
Friday evening at the Detroit
Golf Club-the girls are deep In
plans for their house party and
initiation, June Ia and Is.
The Golf Club party was in
the capable hands Of Barbara
Drummond. jamie Longstaff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Jean Lowrie. Alma Pearse, Ann
Jones, Helen Querciagrossa. And.
from Highland Park Junior Col.
legs. Betty Jean Moore. Pat
Earnshaw and Barbara Piper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Barbara Glass. Betty Stevenson
and Virginia Slack.
7. S. E.s on Picnic

The T. s. Els have been up
since dawn, this Sunday morn
ing, packing picnic baskets.
They're going up tn ere 10
Ginny Walkers cottage and
they'll be paired off as follows
Ginny and Jimmy Moore. Amy
Lou Banker and Dom Stone,
Peg Davis and Dan Kraatz,
Elizabeth Reiger and Glenn
Ford, Barbara Betting and Joel
Durand, Margie Bean and Dan
Potter, Ruth TomlnSon and Bob
Zemer.
Michla Deta swung that long
awaited pledge dinner Just the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Associates Sponsor
 Shover For Bride

The Misses Jennie Dipietro, Rose Stango, ard Mrs. George Lynch acted as hostes at surprise party given at Suozzo's Grill on Saturday evening in honor of Miss Antonette 1ppolite whose marriage to Michael Lombardo takes place April l4th.
 The bride to be was presented with a purse from 6 group of friends, and her associates at the American Brass Go A wedding cake with a miniature bride and groom was used as @ centerpiece at the table of the guest of honor. Entertainment was furnished by Mary Tobin and Sally McLarney who rendered an old fashioned Polka dance.
 The guests present included Misses Eloise Book, Theresa Bradley. Aa- geline Rosanelli. Jennie DiPietro, Clara Keepka. Rose Marriotte, An- tonette 1ppolito, Anna Dunn, Fam nie Ippolito. Rose M. Stango, Sally McLarney. Mary Patrick, Mrs. Louise DeLeo, Mae Tarargeau, Mary Tobin, Mrs. Catherine Kierce, Helen Valonis, Mrs. Minnie Jones, George Lynch, Mrs Ralph Harvey. Mrs. Philip Dessureaux, Mrs. Emil Des. pin, Mrs. Rinaldo Cecarelli. Mrs! Thomas McGuire, Mrs Victor Hum. intie, Mrs Joseph Comardo, Mrs. Joseph 1ppolito, Mrs. Michael Lom- bardo, Mrs. Salvatore Ippolite, Mrs. Carl Stango, Mrs. Liberato Cesare, Mrs. Vincent Ippolito, Mrs. Richard Fallon, Mrs. Michael Ciochette, Mrs. Timothy Cronin, Mrs. Charles Klo- bedanz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Notre Dame Academy WiH Celebrate Golden Jubilee
-Oricchio photo.

the days set aside to celebrate the 50th anniversary. The following program was outlined: Saturday morning @ Mass for the deceased members of the alumnae to be held in the Notre Dame Convent chapel. Saturday evening a dinner and Sum- day afternoon Tea to be followed by Benediction.
 At the meeting Mrs. Belinda Tracy was named chairman of the Red Cross committee. A food sale will be held at a time to be a1- announced late. At a meeting fololw- Ing the regular meeting Miss Marion Keane was named chairman to take care of the musical program for the jubilee celebration. A motion was made that 8 letter be sent to the Legislature stating that the as- sociation wished to go on record as opposed to Birth Control.
 The following are the present of. ficers of the association: Presi- dent, Mrs. E. F. Conlan; vice presi- dent, Mrs. Wm. Schofield: recording secretary. Mary P. Casey; financial secretary, Katherine Lahey; treas- urer, Mrs. Timothy F. Lynch; ad- vistory board: Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs. Helen Jackson Sherwell, Miss Eulalia Madden, Miss Agnes Fftz- patrick and Miss Ruth Kennaugh,
 Members present last evening in- clude: Mrs. E. P. Conlan, Mrs. T. P. Lynch, Mrs. H. Jackson Sherwell, AE., 1s<iw,a.t AKoQf1iiontt Mre na. linda Tracy, Mrs. Martin Dunn, Mrs William Schofield, Mrs. Harry Car. roll, Mrs. John Barry, Mrs. Ray. mond Lyman, Mrs. Hubert smith Mary M. A. Bennett, Mary Kelley, Catherine Grady, Eulalia Madden, Ruth Kennaugh, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Mary Gilfedder, Mildred Finnan, Marion Keane, Catherine Phelan Sadie Phelan. Katherine Lahey Katherine O'Brien, Mary P. Casey, Mary Freney, Mary P. Lawlor, Ger trude Kilmartin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Miss Grayce Caruso
 Honored By Friends

Mrs. vincent CairelN was hostess ct a currency shower given ct Coluc- cts Grill recently in honor of Miss Grayce Caruso.
 Those present were: Betty Cairelli, Angelina Cairelli, Margaret Caireili, lkary Furzo, Susan Daddona, Lucy Carusillo, Angelina Iaiannaro, Lucy Iannaro, Erma Iavrapini, Jennie Forcucci, Louise stere, Angelina Dondonoli, Doris Jacaruso, Mrs. Rose valenti, Mrs. Antoinette Cic- chetti, Mrs. Sadie Lepore, Mrs. Vin- cent Ciarelli, Mrs. Anthony Caruso, Mrs. Leonard Bilancui, Mrs. John Turzo, Mrs. Michael Bilanci, Mrs. Josephine Iaennaro, Mrs. Patsy DelGaizo, Mrs. Patsy Forte, Mrs. Mary Carsulla, Mrs. Joseph Lattan- zi, Mrs. Anthony Iaennaro, Mrs. Paul Dente, Mrs. Anthony Cipriani, Mrs. Thomas Lepore, Mrs. Patsy Cicchetti, Mrs. Anthony D'Angelo, Mrs. Marie Cicchetti, Mrs. Carmela Forcucci.
 Mrs. Jennie D'Amico, Mrs. Peter Delciaizo, Mrs. Charles Antoinelli, Mrs. Josephine DiStiso, Mrs. John Dandonoli, Mrs. Leonard DiVito, Mrs. James Charles, Mrs. Propsero Dente, Mts. Louis Walker, Mrs. Martin Kennedy, Mrs. Michael Stere, Mrs. Carmela Garafoli. Mrs. Louis Jainele, Mrs. Mary Guerrero, Mrs. Rocco Perugint.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Currency SholDer
 For Bride.ELect

Miss Doris. Vancelette was the guest of honor at a greenback shower given at the scovill Girls club on Friday evening.
 Those present were: Maritime La. Bell, Modesto LaBell, Mrs. Barna, Miss A. Pratt, Mrs. Houde, Mrs. La- Chapelle, Mrs. Albert Mulvaney, Mrs. Martin J. Dwyer, Julia Barna, Mrs. Thomas Haggerty, Mrs. T. Reardon, Eunice Frohn, Teresa Estes, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Anna Gogin, Mrs. George Weiss, Mrs. Henry Reardon, Mrs. McClean, Mrs. James T. Martin, Mrs. D. Joy, Mrs. J. van- cellette, Lurene Vancelette, Joan Vancelette, Mrs. Margaret McLen- nan, Mrs. Anna Martin, Margaret vacca, Ethel Foster, Mrs. F. Glen, Mrs. L. MacDearmy, Catherine Des- mond, Mrs. M. Paparaza, Mrs. Krine, Florence Polaski, Angie Pas- cucchi, Mrs. Cove, Lillian Cuddy, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Hudner, Mrs. Tooker, Giovina DiNapoli, J. Talan- kCd, MSss 6tVbCh tob 4AAO' A@SNAS 0JAeShb Mrs. Shugrue, Lucy Velente, Mrs. James Kenney, Mrs. Francis Ken- ney, Mrs. Margaret Kenney. Mrs. Louis vancelette, Eunice Vancelette, Mrs. Wahy, Mrs. Deflesson, Mrs. Paul Frohn, Mrs. Spargo, Mrs. VII. liam Smith. Mildred Wahy, Mrs. Malcolm, Mrs. D. Smith, Mrs. Het- finger, Mrs. II. Romanowski, Bar. bara Komanorski, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs Walter Soucleriegger, Mrs. Jack Cuddy, Mrs. Buchel, Mrs. John Cuddy, Agnes Cuddy.
 Also Mrs. A. E. Lanlt, Mrs. c. Margraff, Mrs. Bergen, Mrs. Rose Carroll, Mrs. Henry Bellman, Mrs John Brickel, Mrs. Ann Doddy, Mrs. John Reardon, Mrs. Delaney, Mrs. Margaret Delaney, Mrs. R. Mul-
 cahy, Mrs. Timothy Lynch, Mrs Delpo, Mrs. Leale, Marie Mac Sherry, Lillian Stafford, Doris Fos- ter. Jennie vacci.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
. McKENNEY oN BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
 America's Card Authority

On my way to Richmond recently, I stopped off at Baltimore long enough to participate in the Mary land state team-of -four champion ship. A. M. sobel, one of my tourna- aiSent directors, and I paired up with Mrs. McKenney and Mrs. AL bert Rockwell of Warren, Pa.
 While we had @ very fine game, 1t was not quite good enough to win. When the conest was over, we found we were in a tie for sec ond place, losing to fine team con- sisting of Mir. and Mrs. James H. Lemon. Alvin R. Roth and Lewis R. Watson, Jr., all of Washington. If Mrs. Lemon had not played the hand shown today in such a splendid manner, we might even have won the contest.
 The bidding was normal. Mrs. Lemon (South) won the opening lead with the king of clubs, led the queen of hearts and West cov- cred with the king.
 Did you reach for the ace in the North hand? If so, you made a mistake.
 Mrs. Lemon did not play the ace. She played Q small heart from dummy, thus protecting against Q 4-2 break In hearts.
 Now, regardless of what West returns, Mrs. Lemon is bound to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Daughters Of Italy
 April Installation

The Daughters of Italy Circle, Cornpanions of the Forest, will inc stall its officers on April 25 at Moose Hall. Mrs. Joseph Parziale, who mas served for six terms will be succeed" ed by Mrs. Joseph Lombard.
 The other officers include: Chap. lain, Mrs. Victoria Testa; sub-chief companion, Mrs. Louis Lacarro: re. cording secretary, Miss 8. Dolores Paolori: financial secretary, Miss Dina Piano; left guide, Mrs. Mary Riccio; inside guard, Miss Carmella Petricone; outside guard. Mrs. Car inela Datalle; trustees, Mrs. Marion Palladino, Miss Bertha Paolini and Mrs. Christine vallett.
 The installation arrangements committee consists of Mrs. Lena silyestro, Mrs. Louise Laccaro, Mrs. olga P. Oliver and Miss Carmella Petricone. - .. will be held May 1, at Waverly inn The arrangements committee m. cludes Mrs. Lombard, chairman; Mrs. Pinto, Miss Bertha Paoloni, Miss Elizabeth Colitti, Mrs. Parz. ale, Miss Louise Mazzaferro, Mrs oliver Miss Petricone and MIS- Vallett.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Or. Eddy Analyzes
 European Situation

pr. David Brewster Eddy gave an analysis of the European War yes. terday in his lecture to the mem of the Waterbury Women's club. He related many incidents told him by his daughter, who has just re- turned from service with the Ameri- can Friends of France.
 pr. Eddy explained the system whereby Germany has com. mandered the products of conquered nations; and the prostrate condition of France through the stripping of her industries. He stressed the need of cooperation of the United States and Britain in postwar or ganization; the solution of econ- omic deadlocks, and peacettime production.
 Dr. Eddy is a graduate of Yale and attended Hartford Theological Seminary. He did graduate work at Wesleyan and at Oxford univer- sity. In 1918 he served in France, and later did Investigating work in China, Japan and Hawaii.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers In the new Monday after. noon series under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were: nortn- south. Mrs. Louis Lougee. Mrs. Ed. ward Clark, 55; Mrs. Louis Scnmiat' Mrs. Charles Byars, 53 l-2; east west, Mrs. James Duncan Mrs Mrs Louis Darlington, 57 1-2; Mrs. Thomas Wagner, Miss Nacf'e' Hengeveld, 50. ..,.
 Scorers in the new Monday eve ming tournament were: nortn- south. Mrs. Elsie Forman, Mrs. o. 0oodroe, 94: P. Lucas, Mrs. Charles Phelps, 88 Ia; east-west, Mrs Thomas Fenton, Miss Laurie Suiil- van, e9 1-2; Mrs. Charles kely' Miss Margaret Sheehan, 98 l-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Weddings
Weddings
PTNKERT.MALKN


 Miss Helen D. Malkin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Morris Malkin of West Clay street became the bride of Dr. Frank Pinkert of West Main street, son of MT. and Mrs. Ben- jamin Pinkert of Stamford on Sum- day.
 Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf ofi- ciated at the ceremony which was performed at one o'clock at the Hotel Elton.
 Given in marriage by her parents, the bride was attended by Miss Belle Pilkert of Stamford, a sister of the groom, Meyer Malkin, a brother of the bride, acted as best man.
 A ilgrim ensemble of beige silk was worn by the bride, with bon- net of 5aku straw. The latter was tied with a rose beige veil which fell to the hemline of her skirt, and was banded with grosgrain ribbon. She wore rose beige sandals, and her bouquet was of orchids.
 Miss Pinkert was dressed in or- enid silk, with a bonnet of felt in similar shade. She wore a sweet pea corsage.
 The mother of the bride wore Q navy silk with 8 brocaded jacket, a navy felt hat and an orchid corsage, The groom's mother was dressed in black crepe with white bead trim- ming, and gardenia corsage.
 When leaving for a trip the bride wore navy blue, with a navy topcoat and navy and red straw hat. Upon their return the couple will reside at 145 Hillside avenue.
 Mrs. pinkert is 0 graduate of Wil- limantic and New Haven State Teachers Colleges.
 Dr. Pinkert is an alumnus of Ro- anoke College, Roanoke, Va, and the Mass School of Optometry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Rachel Ouellette
 Celebrates Birthday

Mrs. Timothy Ouellette was hostess at 8 surprise party for Miss Rachel Ouellette who was celebrate ing her sixteenth birthday.
 Tas guest of honor was the re- cipieDt of many lovely gifts. Prizes were awarded for the games; sing ing and dancing enjoyed. These were followed by refresmentS.
 The guests were Misses June Bsrrthart, Dorothy Humm, Bertha Boucher, Beatrice Geigle, Mary 6ai,- tora, Mary Duffy, Philomena San- tora, Florence Boucher, Mary Dem. ing and Blanche Ouellette. Out Of town geusts included Misses Barbara Schoenmei1l, Yvette and Lillian Col lins, Florence Beaudry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
PoWERs-WALsH

Mrs. Hugh McCabe announces the marriage of her sister, Miss Helen Walsh of New Haven to John Pow. CTS, also of New Haven.
 The ceremony was performed at St. Mary's church in New Haven.
 Miss Catherine oDnahue. @ cousin of the bride, attended as maid of honor, with William Powers, @ brother of the groom, as bestman.
 The couple are now residing in New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES w.
Girl Scout Day
 Plans Complete

All members of the Girl Scout Day Committees are visiting troops, to give full details of the work being planned for four days begin- ming April 9 through May 3 at Camp weguapauset in Waterville.
 Miss Evelina Hauser, assistant Girl ssout director, will be Day Camp director. She will be assisted by Miss Jeanette Deaver, Field di- rector and 0 stan of ten trained adults and girls from Senior troops.
 As all schools are closed for spring vacations this is an excellent opportunity for girls to enjoy the out-of-doors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Dessert Bridge Dretv
 Sixty-Five Tables

Mrs. John c. Walker announced the fashion show which was held last night with Q card party by the evening department of the Second Congregational Church. There were sixty-five tables In play ct Davenport Hall.
 Mrs. Don L. Beardsley, Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Mrs. Harold Krorn, Miss Mary Adgate, Miss Lois Hol- comb, and Miss Betty Light modelled while Miss Adelaide Russell, pian- ist, accompanied.
 Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs. William E. Schoeck and Mrs. Keillor were in charge of the serving committee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Birthday Party For
 Gladys Cunningham,

Mrs. James Cunningham of Oak street entertained recently at a party for her daughter, Gladys, who was celebrating her 11th birth day. Many gifts were presented to the guest of honor. Refreshments were served.
 Those present included: Claire Ouelette, Margaret Rein. Maureen Leary, Betty Kelly, Jane Reed, Ar. lene Czartsky, Patricia Coyle, Marion Baldwin, Margaret McCovey. Ber- nice LeClerc. Patricia, Jacqueline and Gladys Cunningham.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
q 4S v A J 10 6 4 q 6 s 3 q 8 2
Opening-NQ e

make four hearts, two spades, the ace of diamonds and the ace and king of clubs--a very nice exam- pie of safety play.
 Safety plays are little difficult to recognize, but they play an ini- portant part in tournament bridge. 1t is true that if the hearts were divided 3-3, Mrs. Lemon would have made an extra trick by going up. but her safety play assured making the contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Mary lppoHto
 GiUen Crystal

Mss Helene Koslosly of Hauser street was hostess ct Q bridge and crystal shower in honor of Miss Mary 1ppolito Of Madison street. High scores were won by Mildred Hansen, Anne Jafnele and Mary Meehan. Those attending were: Margaret Freney, Genevieve Pope, Mary Meehan, Anne Jamele, Ros- anne Arcovia, Julie Basile, Florence Hagenian, Mildred Hansen, Mrs. Ed- ward Kosloslky, Mrs. Vincent Ip- polite, Mrs. John Joyce, Mrs. Fred Cappeletti, 0enevieve Phelan, Fran ces Lacone, Helene Koslosky, Mary IppoNtO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01

At the April supper meeting of the Notre Dame Alumnae associa- ton held last evening at the acad- emy on Church street, extensive plans were made to mark the Gol- den Jubilee anniversary of founding of Notre Dame alumnae associa- ton. Mrs. E. F. Conlan, presi- dent, announced that Saturday and Sunday, June 2 and 8 would be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-01
Sisters Feted
 Dorothy Evitts

The Misses Lillian and Florence Evitts of Waterville street were hostesses at a linen shower given recently in honor of their sister, Dorothy, who is to be married early in May. A wedding cake and n1inia- ture umbrellas were used as decora- tons.
 Those attending were Misses Helen Searles, Norma Warner. Ra- chel Seayer, Helen Dalton, Hulda Reichenbach, Stella Gilenis, Eve Gelganda, Dorothy Oldershaw, Vio- lette Hall, Martha McNaught. Doris DiModugno, Carolyn Navarro. Ev- elyn Belyea, Lillian Astoul. Lucille DiModugno, Irene Delaney, Rutl, Johnson, Anna Fernandea, Rosalie Mckee, Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs Ralph Colucci, Mrs. Ralph Silver naii, Mrs. Dexter Clarke, Mrs. Harry DtModugno, Mrs. Harold Post, Mrs. Frank Rotella, Mrs. R. H. Chipman, Mrs. Raymond Henderson Of Water town, Mrs. Ceril Tucker of Wethers- field, and Mrs. Earl J. Brady of Hartford.