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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24
DINNERS
Shrimp Cocktail
Roast Beef e
Broccoli an Gratin
Drowned Potatoes
Hearts Of Lettuce. French Dressing
Baked Grapefruit Alaska Coffee
Lentil Soup

Boiled Smoked Tongue Slices
Butterod Kale Boiled Potatoes
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Bavari1h Pudding with Fruit Sauce
Coffee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Sorority Eeted
 Anna ONeilI

Miss Anna O'Nelll of Baldwin street was recently feted by the Sigma Chi sorority with a miscel- laneous shower. The Misses Betty Morgan, Marion Ryan, Helen Ger uts, Mary Shugrue and Anne Bowey served as hostesses.
 Among those present were Mary Barry, Nora Kelley, Betty Byron, Doris Braun, Theresa Carroll, Ar. line Chatfleld, Margaret Connolly, Anne McDonough, Evelyn Donahue, Anna Danaher, Maureen Delaney, Anna Delaney, Frances Dzinsky, Mary Fitzpatrick, Helen Flavin, Rose Foley, Dorothea 0eraghty, Joan German, Peggy Galbraith, Betty HorlgAn, Christine Hunter, Lena Donovan, Helen 0eEulls, Doro- thy Johnson, Marry Kelly, Mary Killian. Mary o'Keefe, Marjorie
 Kathleen Kelly, Marjorie woods, May LAlly, Nancy Mccarthy, Mary Moss, Eleanor O,Nelll, Florence ODonnell, Margaret o,Nelll, Rita ONeil, Veronica Nadeau, Ruth Quinn, Eileen Qulgiey, Marion Ryan, Dorothy Ryan, Kay Rochon, Mary Joan 0ladney, Alice Ryan, Mary Shugrue, Anne sheehan, Francis Stewart, Eleanor Sullivan, Peggy Vallone, Mary wrenn:
 Catherine O'Nelll, Anne O,Nelll, Alice Phelan, Loretta pelletier, May McElligot. Rose Carroll, Frances Grady, Bernice Lawton, Margaret 0ercak, Catherine Buis, Anne Bowey, Helen Kenney, Sue ODea, Kitty Foley, Mrs. Kay Mandino, Mrs. Maurice WEenn, Mrs. George O'Neill, Mrs. Daniel Wrenn, Mrs. T. Moriarty, Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mrs. Lawton. Mrs. Michael Hanlon, Mrs. Michael Shugrue. Mrs. John Bowey, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Frank Camp. bell. Mrs. Alfred Jones, Mrs. Sidney Jones, Mrs. N. Tehan, Mrs. James Sennett, Mrs. William Migliaro, Mrs. Edward Green, Mrs. M. dlashurg, Mrs. Phil Hogan and Mrs. James Hyiand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Thanksgiving Day
 Wedding In Borough

Miss Ruth Mildred Spray, daush. ter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Spray of l6 Francis street, Naugatuck, be- came the bride of George Neville Wilcox, son Of Mrs. Theresa Wilcox the wedding taking place ct yester. day ct il o'clock, ct St. Francis rectory. Rev. Albert Taylor united the couple in marriage, in 6 foui double ring ceremony.
 Miss Alice Palmqulst Of Water bury was bridesmaid with Edward Wilcox of Naugatuck, brother of the bridegroom.
 The bride was attractlvely attired h c chiffon velvet street-iength gown of medium blue, with acces- sorles to match and corsage of camellias.
 The bridesmaid wore Q greyish blue gown with matching accessor- les and Q corsage of pink roses. The mother of the bride and the mother Of the groom each soldier blue crepe gowns with c corsages of red roses.
 A wedding breakfast was held ct Stony Brook Farm, Woodbury. A reception followed later ct the home of the bride.
 The couple left on a motor trip to Florida. They will reside on Francis street upon their return. Guests attended from Passaic, N. J., Kingston, N. F., Darien, Bridgeport, New Haven and Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Kathleen Stack
 Becomes Bride


 n the presence Of guests from Hartford. Danhury, Washington Conn.,, New York and this city, Miss Kathleen Stack, daughter ot MT. and Mrs, James Sheohan Of South Main street became the bride of Everett Thorn, con of Mir. and Mrs, Walter Thorn of Coe street.
 Reverend James A. 8roderick united tho couple yesterday nAoEn- ing at nine o'clock ak tho Church of Sk. Francis Xavier. Miss 0eorgi- anna Thorn, a sister og tho groom, attended as maid of honor, with Matthew Sheehen as best man.
 0iven in marriage hy her hroth- CT. Matthew. the bride wore Q gown of Alice Blue crepe trimmed in gold nan hea6s. A Juliet cap held her matching veil. Her costume was completed with 6 corsage of orchids. The dusty-r0se gown Of the maid of honor had bolero jacket. She wore e matching turhan with o veil, and an orchid corsage.
 A breakfast followed at the Cop. per Kettle. Mrs. sheehan received In 0 gown of Duhonnet crepe with black accessories. Mrs. Thorn wore Q black crepe costume with match. ing accessories.
 Tho couple left for an unan- nounced trip, the bride travelling in Q black frock with . fitted black coat and sable furs. The bride is c graduate of the Waterbury Catho- lic high school: the groom of Leavenworth high school.
 Upon their return Mir. and AErs. Thorn will reside on South Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
7uOhy-LdsDIOr
 Fall NuptiaIs

m c floral setting og white ohry- santhemurns with palms and ferns which decorated th 0 altar Of the Church of Ss. Peter and Paul yes- terday morning, Miss Jane Lawlor became tho bride of Cornelius Tuohy.
 Rev. Michael Reating united the couple ct Q o'clock ln the presence of guests from Cambridge and Bog- ton, Mass; Bethlehem, Pa; fzart- ford, Woodbiiry, Naugatuck, Sey. mour and this city. During the nup- tlal Mass, Joseph LeRotte played c special program with Mrs. Susan DruSa as soloist.
 The bride, the daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Martin LIawlor of Brent wood avenue, was attended by Miss Eileen Banncn as maid of homer. Tho groom the son of MT. and Mrs. Cyril Tuohy of Naugatuck, had as his best man, John Dillon.
 Escorted to the altar by her fath- CT, the bride wore Q gown of white satin, the fitted bodice having a heart shaped neckline and long sleeves ending in points ct the wrists The wide skirt fell into a long circular train. A tiara of white satin leaves edged with matching flowers centered with seed pearls caught her fingertip veil Of tulle. She carried c cascade bouquet of gardenias and cllrysanthemuHns.
 A breakfast ct the shel Chateau for the bridal party and members os their immediate families was fol- lowed by an informal reception ct the home of the brides parents. Mrs. Lawlor received in c black crepe gown, with black accessories, and c corsage of gardeniaS with sweet peas. Mrs. Tuohy, mother of the groom, wore Q costume Of black crepe with matching accessories, and a gsrdenia corsage.
 The couple left for c trip to New York, the bride travelling in 6 two piece frock of Arrow Blue Vel- veteen, with 6 coat og Teal Blue wool trimmed with lynx, black ac- cessories, and 6 corsage of gars denias.
 The bride Is Q graduate of sa- cred Heart High school; the groom oS Naugatuck High school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
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ing-.trIclEs. must be exercised when the vilnerabllity is the same or un- favorable"
 Waldemar von ZedtwitS prefers to make the two-bid only with the bad hands, since the two-bid is passed by the partner unless he has a powerhouge. If the opener has Q good enough hand SO that three high cards in the responding hand will probably produce game, the opening thEee-bid is preferred.
 The three-bid Is lot stronger than the two-bid In playing tricks, but no more than two high cards are required, and 1t shows q six or seVen-card suit and an aggressive type of hand. Also remember that it Is still weaker in some ways than one bid.
 Under the " v." system, hand No. 1 theoretically should be opened with two spades, as it does not contain three high cards. Won xedtwitz recommends. however. that you open this hand with one spade because. after two spades. your part ner would pass a hand as good as No. 2.
 If you shade hand No. 1 and open with one spade, although you do not have three high cards, your partner with hand No. q would first respond with Q constructive one no trump showing stx acea or kings in the combined hands. and then three hearts over hand No. Is two spades. thus arriving at a game contract of four hearts.
 Hand No. iB an example og tho thyee~hld. 1l contains two high cards. and with itn Eeven-card heart salk lt 1uslnes an original three-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Couple United
 At St. Johns

downed in white satin yesterday afternoon, Miss Ethel Fltxsimons oi Euclid avenue became the bride oi Robert T. Kirk, Her bodice, which had long fitted slevees, and . heart shaped neokline, was trimmed with insertions of lace at the girdle, Pan- els of the lace in front and back adorned the full skirt which ended in Q long train, A coronet of or ange blossoms caught her fingertlr veil. She carried Q white satin mufi centered with an orchid,
 Rev. Francis o, Ayres united the couple at ( o'clock at St, Johns Episcopal church, which was dee- orated with white chrysanthemunas and palms, Miles "A Martin played Q progra moi nuptial music.
 The bride, the daughter of Mir and Mrs, A, Morgan F4tsslmons, was attended by Mrs, Willard Stacy oi Woodbury as matron of honor, with Miss Bertha Somerset of Woodhury, and Mrs, Anthny Lamb as brides maids. Dorothy Eitzsimons, q sister Of the bride, was flower girl, The groom, the son of Mrs. Clara Kirk of Fort Kent, Maine, had as his best man, his brother. Raymond Kirk of Hartford. Willard Stacy and Robert EitssiEnons, 6 brother of the bride, Ushered.
 The matron of honor wore Q gown of Heaven Blue taffeta with short sleeves, and Q bouffant skirt. Her matching Juliet cap was draped with Q shoulder veil, and she car ried yellow chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids wore similar frocks 1T rose taffeta, with Juliet caps ant wells to correspond, Each carried pink chrysanthemums, The flower girl was dressed in white taffeta trimmed with pink and blue velvet and carried Q noSegay.
 At the reception which followed at the home of the brides parents, Mrs. FltzslmonS received in c gown of royal blue with Q corsage Of Talisnaan roses.
 The couple left for Q trip to New Hampshire, the bride travelling in 6 suit of Hunter green velvet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
C0rey- Howard
 Bridal Service

Chrysanthemums in autumnaI tons with palms and ferns decor. ated the altar of the Church of St Francis Xavier for the wedding yes- terday morning of Miss Marguerite Howard of Sylvan avenue to Rich- ard Joseph Carey of Kelsey street.
 Rev. James A. Frederick officiat- cd as the couple exchanged their nuptial VOWS ct 6 o'clock. During the Mass Robert Birt played q spe. cial program with Miss Cecile Smol- skis rendering "Ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus."
 The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Howard, was at- tended by her sister, Miss Mae How ard, as maid Of honor, with the Misses 1la Mae Baker, Nancy Dona- hue and Shirley Slokus as brldes- maids. The groom, the son of Mir and Mrs. Maurice Carey, had As his best man, his cousin, Leo Cum mings. Thomas Howard, Q brother of the bride, Earl Wiley and Josepl, Limbo ushered.
 Escorted to the altar by her fath. CT, the bride wore e gown Of white satin with long sleeves, a heart shape neckline, and Q full skirt erd- ing in Q wide train. A tiara of ore aSge blossoms caught her Singertlp veil. She carried Q shower bouquet Of white roses, orchids and sweet peas.
 The attendants wore similar gowns of Kelly green. The Jersey bodice was fashioned with Q high neckline and bracelet sleeves. The bouffant skirt was of net. Juliet cap Of Tan- gerine ribbon draped with c veil of green topped with 6 green velvet bow. The bouquet of the maid of honor consisted of bronze chrysan. themums; the bridesmaids of shad- cd pompoms.
 A reception followed ct Wiggin's Restaurant. Mrs. Howard received in Q gown of black velvet with matching accessroies, and Q gar- denia corsage. Mrs. Carey wore Royal blue velvet with a hat to match and corsage of T'alisman roses.
 The couple left for a motor trip to Florida, the bride travelling In a suit of beige wool trimmed with rnuskrat, brown accessories and Q corsage of orchids.
 The bride is a graduate of Wll- by High school; the groom of Cros- by High school.
 Upon their return Mir. and Mrs. Carey will reside. at S9 Kelsey street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Santa Maria Circle
 To Install Officers

On November % the Santa Maria Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will install It's new officers. Mrs. Mary O,Rourke, as toastnlstress, will in. troduce Rev. Edward J. Shea Of New Haven, State Chaplain, who will be tho guest speaker, and Rev. Francis o'Shea of this city, Circle Chap lain, who will address the group.
 Miss Mary Connors of southbury, State Regent, will officiate ct the ceremonies, at which Mrs. Marion Miller will be seated as Regent.
 Reservations may be made through Mrs. ORourke, or Mss 9ea Shea, chairman of the arrangements committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
INeUU Bitidn Girl
 Wed WaterburiGn

At Q late morning service yestst- day, Miss Gladys Mae Hahn, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. William Hahn of New Britain became the bride of Anthony Martin DeSantis, son of MT. and Mrs. Martin DeSantis Of Plank road, this city.
 Rev. e. '. Parrella performed the ceremony at a o'clock at the Ital- ian Baptist church, Mrs Taylor played O special program of organ music, with Miss Ethel ziglasd as soloist.
 The bridal party included Miss Myrtle Chatfield of this city as maid Of honor, with Miss Audrey Outtrlm of Waterbury, as brides maid. Albert Paventy of this city served as best man, with Alexander DeSantls og Waterbury and Will liam Hahn, Jr, of New Britain as ushers.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore Q Princess model of white satin, with . lace collar trimmed in seed pearls, A tiara of pearls held her full length veil of double net. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses with orchids,
 The gown of the maid of honor was in dusty rose, with which she wore a floral tiara and Q short veil, She carried an arm bouquet of Tal- isFnan roses. The bridesmaids frock of blue satin had Q heart shaped aeckllne. She wore e tiara of blue flowers with @ pink shoulder veil, and carried pink roses.
 Guests from New York, Mass achusetts, New Britain, southing- on, plalnville, TorTington. Stam- ford. stratford, Bridgeport and this city, attended the reception at quaker Inn. Mrs Hahn, mother ot the bride, wore Q costume of R, A, r. crepe with c corsage Of orchids, Mrs. Desantis, the groom's mother, was dressed in Soldier Blue crepe with an orchid corsage.
 The couple left for Q trip to washington, D. O., and Virginia, The bride travelled In . brown costume with Q oorsage of orchids.
 The bride is Q graduate of New Britain High school, the groom of Crosby High school, New Britain Trade school, and Yale university.
 Upon their return Mir. and Mrs, Desantls will reside at 22a Plank road,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
BY WILLIAM E. AEsKENNEY
America's Card Authority

AmeE1TSS C&gU A9snwTAty
 I have asked Charles E. Van Week to explain in his own words the original two-oids and three bids. These come in for the most comment.
 when pre-emptive two-bids are used as defensive measures, it is simply adhering to the old prin- ciple that q poor offense Is better than a good defense. The science comes in transforming ( weak opening two-bid into a game or, on very rare occasions. s slam contract.
 aThe two-bids in suits. as used In the ". VI system. are bid merely for their defensive value. while of pre-emptive nature, their size is hardly fofbidding enough to make the opponents hesitate. Tn fact, rather than cause hesitation, they create q compelling influence upon the op- ponents to over.exteEd themselves for fear of being ''psyched" out ot what is coming to them by this wanton display Og weakness.
 '@There ig another efiicaclous angle, however. It is the ability to mention ones suit for 6 lead against an anticipated adverse iic trump without the risk of ones partner nAistaklng this defensive bid for one of aggression. Thls method illustrates 'tvap-paasing by the expedition and brings them out into the open.
 ''EuTthevmore, it seldom 1aadi- catas the Killing lead when the opponents become the degeudsFa Great liberties may he takon azafnH1 EalnoRan'a oppQnanlw th1ugh szl se a'a ln cnllns nlsgs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Holiday Wedding At
 Blessed Sacrament

Mss Margaret Catherine Austin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Austin of Coolidge avenue, yester- day became the bride of James Roger Spillane, son of Mir. and Mrs. Michale Spillane of Bronson street.
 The ceremony which was perform. ed at eight o'clock ct the Blessed Sacrament church, was followed by 6 nuptial Mass. Miss Mary Austin attended her sister as maid of honor, with David Newell as best man.
 The bride wore suit. of Dubon. net with blue accessories, and Q cor. sage of gardenias. Her attendant wore e hunter green suit with Britt ish tan accessories, and corsage of yellow roses.
 Mir. and Mrs. spillane will reside on Coolidge avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Bridgeport Resident
 Weeds 7'his Afternoon

Compensation Commissioner I'd. ward Taylor Buckingham, former mayor of Bridgeport, will be married this afternoon to Mrs. Agnes Null lins of West Hartford.
 The ceremony will be performed at 5 o'clock at the Congregational church in Lexington, Mass, In the presence of few intimate friends.
 Following a wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Buckingham will reside at 2S6 Growers avenue, Bridgeport
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
HebreEU Ladies Aid
 Hear Miss KilduF

The regular meeting of the Aea brew Ladies Aid Association will be held ct two o'clock on November 24 ct the Institute,
 The hostesses VII lbe Mrs, Louis Reiger, Mrs, Alfred Flnklesteln, Mrs, Samuel dren, Mrs. Benjamin Ross, Mrs. Coleman TennenbauEn, Mrs Louis Weisman, Mrs. Harry Cohen, Mrs. David SwlrslEy.
 Miss Barbara Kildufe of Lincoln House will display moving pictures on the Prevention of Tuberculosis.
 The public is invited, and all members are urged to b0 present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Virginia Weedon
 Chooses Date

Mir. and Mrs. Frank K. EngliSh of F1agler avenue, Cheshire, An- nounce the coming marriage Of Mrs. Englishs daughter, Miss Vir- ginia Weedon, to pr. Kenneth '. Blanchard, son of. Mir. and Mrs. George A. Blanchard, of Waterbury.
 The wedding will take place in the First Congregational church this city on Saturday afternoon, Dec. at { o'clock. Rev. James D. Gregg, former pastor Of the church, will perform the ceremony assisted by Rev. James Henry Phillips. A re-. ception at the Waterbury club will follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
Weddings
Personal

Miss Anna Coughlln of Linden street is visiting with Mir. and Mrs Joseph Murray e1 Maplewood, New Jersey.
 Mrs, Nora Shehan and her daueh. ter, Nora, of Highland avenue. have been spending several days insNew York.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Turner of New York are entertaining Miss Marion Cunningham of Linden street, this city,
 Miss Jean Patricia shanley of Chestnut avenue is entertaining Miss Maryrose Farley of Newark, New Jersey, Miss Farley and AsisS Shauley are classmates at the Cel- lege of St, Elizabeth. Miss Farley is In Waterbury to attend the Feeley- Jarvis wedding tomorrow.
 Mir, and Mrs, Nathan HodoO of Ansonia announce the birth of a son on Tuesday, November IS, O. the Griffin Hospital, Mrs, Hodos Is the former Sadie WilenslSy, daughter ot Mir. and Mrs, Jacob WilenSlSy of Pine street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
. McKENNEY'S BRIDGE QUIZ
Original Two Bids Weak Not Forcing, In Van Week Play

EDITORS NOTE: In this SC. Fies of articles the writer ls not advocating the W. "" system. In keeping with his policy to pre- sent anything new to his readeEs, the various details of this system are presented for their infoEma. ton, e that if and when they play against the system, they may have an adequate defense against A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
SCOVILL'S UNION
 MEETS TOMO ORROW

A business meeting Of Local 65o, Scovill company's Brass Workers union, will be held tomorrow after noon at 3:iS o'clock at CIO head quarters, o5 Bank street. All mem berS are urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
RAKER-GENERAL

Baker, General once was 6 reg. ular rank 2in the American army. The only man ever to hold the title was Christopher Ludwick, Philadelphia gingerbread baker and confectioner, who was commissions ed baker-general to the Continental army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
XvyCCvgRTTF.s F.spTns0

The wedding Of Miss Florence Spino, daughter of Mrs. Christine Spino of Lsndy avenue, Oakville, to Austo Luccheti of John street, Oak vile, will take place tomorrow morning ct Q o'clock. The cere. mony will be performed ct Q o'clock ct St. Mary Magdalen's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
mn . .TENATfR

At 6 o'clock tomorrow morning Miss Eileen 2. Knaus, daughter oi ,6r, and Mrs. Herbert Knaus of Tor rington, will be married to James J. Foley, son of Asrs. Lucy Foley ol Fuller street. The ceremony will be performed ct, the Church of gt, Francis, Turrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
NAPoLYTANO.NfAN0TNr

Miss Phyllis Marie Mangini, daughter Of Mfr. and Mrs. Angelo Mangini of Berlkley avenue, will be- come the bride of Andrew Napolianc of Wall street, son of Mir. and Mrs. Eelice Napolitano tomorrow ymorn- ing. The wedding will take place at 6 o'clock ct st. Lucy'S church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
ODD TARLE CuST0NE

During the iee0s and lS9Os, vest ern hotels and rooming houses cus- tomarily arranged table silverware in standing form with the knife and spoon set in the fork tines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21

PINE ROCK CIRCLE Pine Rock Circle, No. %, will hold it's regular meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight in Mechanics hall. Mary McNSamara will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21
McGr0th -Moxwagg
 Church SerOice

Palms. ferns and chrysanthemurnA banked the altar Of St. Margnxat,a church yesterday morning for tho wedding of Miss L,aVaughn Morgan of Willow street. to Edward ". A6e- 0rath, son of MT. and &rs. William MeGrath Of Euclid avenue.
 Reverend John A. Conlan united the couple at eight o'clock. Profes- sor John L. Bonn played special nuptial program, with Edmund stair- ges singing Ave Maria, Guests at- tended from Washington, D. O.. Ala- sonia, Cranston, New Jersey and this city,
 Mrs. Joseph W. Driscoll attended her sister as matron Of honor, with Thomas ?, McGrath as his brothers best man.
 The bride wore 6 black tailored suiA In cutaway swallow-tail style, with four Brown Fox furs, Her black velvet skull cap was feather trina- med. Bracelet length white kid gloves, and Q eorsage of white ca- melliaS with blue sweet peas eom- pleted her ensemble. She carried white prayer book,
 The black tailored costume Of tho matron of honor had . three quar- ter length jacket. Her black velvet ealot was draped with e face veil. She wore eorsage of mixed sweet peas,
 A breakfast followed ct the Hotel Elton, with Mrs. Mcdrath. the grcom,s mother, receiving in gown of Dubonnet velvet with q hat Of black trimmed in Venetian blue. She wore Q corsage of Tallsman roses,
 The couple left for Q trip co washington, D. c. Upon their return MT. and Mrs. MeGrath will reside at l7A Willow street.
 pr, and Mrs, M. H. Hloomherg of Pittsburgh, Pa, announce the birth of q daughter. Rita Joy, At the Elizabeth Steel Magee hospital in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Bloomberg is the former Leah PlutEik of this city.
 Mfr. and Mrs. !. A. 0renier of Prospect street are vaeationing at the Riviera hotel. Daytona Beach, Florida.