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Evening star., 1941-05-16
Commanderess Wins
Charles Town Fifth;
SeuIIery Maid Second
Rondle's Queen
Claimed by Mrs. MeNey
At 81 $50
BULLETIN.

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va
Mrs. L. f. Crowelrs vantryst
nosed out Everett Brining's Ma
randan in a photo finish In the
Skyline, feature race today. They
had covered the distance on
heavy track in 1:22 As. Jayne
Waugh's Caidon was third. The
winner paid 5000.
BY the Associated Press.
CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, May
16.-Closing with a rush in the
center of the track, C. F. Coils
COMMANDERS got up to win the
61a furlongs of the fifth race here
today. She paid $500. J. Braglio's
Scullery Maid also came fast to
nip the Zero Stables Nitanot. early
pacemaker. for the runnerup money,
Mfs. M. McNey registered the first
claim of the meeting when she took
Randle's Queen out of the fifth race
for S1,050.
S. j. Flammia's Chief Hollis, un-
der Bobby Haber's clever rating
led throughout the fourth, run over
the Charles Town Course. The
gelding paid 1920. Waugh Scout
outgamed Celtic Legend and five
others for place money.
A. L. Leith's Alice Dodge made
show of seven opponents in the
third. She took long lead and
won galloping to pay $3.50 Tro-
star and Butcher Boy finished as
named.
Mrs. U. Webbs' CrBand proved
the best mudder in the second over
the Charles Town course. She
fought it out with Dona Monte2
from the break to win in the clos
ing strides.
Stepping out of the stallgate on
top, r. C. Waple's Hi-Blaze took
a long lead to win the four and
one half furlong opener in handy
style. The gelding raced the dis
tance over a heavy track in 0:53,
paying $500. Maesak followed the
winner throughout, but had to be
ridden out to take second money
from Taut.
A field of eight was named for the
$1,000 Shenandoah Handicap. to-
morrow's seven-eighths-mile fea-
ture. Included in the field is Mrs
Victor p. Noyes' Herolls. winner of
the Arkansas Derby last March at
Oaklawn Park.
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I'm for Getting Aid
To Britoin,' Soys Ruyburn
By the Associated Press.

Speaker Rayburn said today he
was for getting aid to Britain"
and added that everybody can put
their own Interpretation on that"
Although saying that he was not
ready to make a statement on the
question of conveys, the Speaker
told newspapermen:
I'm for about aid to Britain. I
was in favor of voting $1,000, 900 600
to lend and lease and buy and give
to the democracies. If we can get
it to them in their bottoms, or by
patrolling the ocean, well and good: !:
but I'm for getting 1t to them"
Evening star., 1941-05-16
La Guurdiu Asks Federal
Agencies for New York

Fy TIE Associated Press.
Mayor F. H. La Guardia Of New
York has a solution for the Office
and housing shortage here-move
some of the Federal Government de-
partments to New York.
His plan was explained to the
House by Representative Martin j
Kennedy, Democrat, of New York.
who said it was not a real estate
scheme. but sincere effort to help
the Federal Government obtain
needed facilities promptly and
cheaply."
The mayor said more than 3,000,-
600 square feet of desirable office
space were available, with rentals
which are rock bottom to the United
States Government"
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Hank Bruder Retires
From Pro Football
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GREEN BAY, Wis, May IS
Henry Bruder, a veteran of 10 years
of professional football notified the
Pittsburgh club of the National
League today that he had retired
from the game
Bruder, halfhack who earned
the name Of "Hard-Luck Hank
while performing with Northwestern
University In the late '20s, played
with the Green Bay Packers from
1881 to 1899 and with Pittsburgh
last year,
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Rossvun's Comment

Torrance on the 18th to just
miss winning. That effort should
have benefited her to such an
extent that she could trim these.
BLUE CYCLONE improved in
her last and she may be a tough
customer to turn back. PRIN-
CESS LADY threatened at
Havre de Grace.
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Churchill Downs
b the Associated Press.

ny tuc As3oGlHtc0 EICsSs
FIRST RACE-purse, $500: eiaimins;
ssosSa sronre su.ie enc ae4e.t.r ae S,aS 500 $50
Tiger Teddy (PooD $40 ESQ
Some Polly (Borton) 1880
Also ran-Lambeth. Trace Boy, Jack w.,
Naebob, Raymond. Fair Time.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ian hn. 4,s.llId. ssns aeS sH r0ss $50
Nooniite Bobby tDenton) 4.s0
Time. IL 3,s. .,. Nh.
star ri Lima. Masnetism. Farrell. oino Thor.
THIRD RAeEPurse. $500; claimins;
e.ns esfir-Ils: as. sYsTS:f4sS tSs'snsi $40 $40 $50
Bciute tkinI $50
royal 1,io Amsshy.t, corsh. B. Sst Lady ponsss.
d55'ias o5a P,mseI BED k,nr v'fs r.IS Queen Land "
FOURTH RAcE-pwse. $500; claiming;
Perasra KsufmanJ s-ao $50 $50
ssa,o..i s,sS ss"slR, w, CARROLL $50 a.SS a.SS
Also Ame' I.n@kid aki rou. M,..er.t. fL.dy
Menace. Dream Miss. Peacharino. San
frsneisee' rss sgsrkhnr Heel and fsir Nor
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow.
ances: 2-year-olds; flirlongs.
valdina Orphan oMecenbssoo ,so ooo
sergeant Bill tRieh.rd} 5''4o go go
. ysldins Alpha 'LemmonO 800
ll@'' Alss 1.s@s.b.,.. "isSi s.yrids. and K.
svsldina Farm entry.
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FIRST RACE-BLUE PRELUDE,
JEWEL SONG, BALIRIS.

JEWEL SONG. BALIRIS.
BLUE PRELUDE has sharp
early speed and she manages to
win many of her outings. A quick
start appears to be all that is
necessary for her TO cop the
honors. JEWEL SONG ran fairly
well last year and she may be the
one to dispute the issue. BALIRIS
threatened to score at Oakland
Park.
SECOND RACE-RED IDOL,
SMALL CHANGE, IRISH
MIRTH.
RED IDOL took second honors
in his first try of the meeting
and a bit OF improvement over
that test should have him home
ahead of this sort. SMALL
CHANGE disappointed in his
last, but he has worked swiftly
enough for money consideration.
IRISH MIRTH may be able to
save the short end.
THIRD RACE-IVONIA, BLUE
CYCLONE, PRIN S
LADY.
IVONIA turned in a game per-
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FOURTH RACE-YANKEE LAD,
LAST SCAMP, REAL MONEY.

YANKEE LAD ran third in his
one Havana outing and he scored
at this strip last December by 10
lengths. His best effort should
have him in front at the pay-off
line. LAST SCAMP has a VIC
tory at this meeting to her credit
and she Is as good as the race
suggests. REAL MONEY could
be troublesome.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Suffolk Downs
By the Associated Pres.


4-year-olds and up: furlonzs tchuteI.
Merry Morn tVinal e.20 $50 go
nosssrity H' tConnollp 24o s2o
Also rsn-More Sir, Hsh-rair. Updo.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $1,000: claim
tng; t-year-olds and up; 8 furlonss
5aSs t1sa, W Mlnss s''tH aenu.n nS'0 Sc :S sS
see See iTsyiori 40
Time LIZ 3-5
,,a1 aIs0 orrsTd rsn- Secret Chatter. woodville.
(Daily Double paid s3a. .eo1
.IaIsI TaIER R.CEMPu,,e .Ca $1,000; s,.,m,nr
Hpr ii Tim. oiIias' HE D.luein s'eo go eS seS
Glseman tCoulel 400
Time IL as.
Also ran--wise Player. cynic Kins, Gay
Trace. Brisht News Diseoboio
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Noonful Csnyderl 1000 $50 go
snI,5, Mn I.on tssSps,, $50 go
Time, IS Is
.,zis.n Also Isnrwhit,n;y,l,. l,,. Roman Lssion.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming:
3-year-olds and up; mile.
EahCy fTce t1uyfOIt O.UV O.fN 81
Red Berry fHoweIlD $50 32o
Relious tSchmidn 3gO
Time. 1 40 2-5.
Also ran-Adehala, Mil Tower, Old
Smoothly and Cavu.
Sixth RACE-Purse $1,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds: furlonRs tchuteD
Meadow Dew tBodioul 400 2s0
Briarxo tDuppsl $40
Time, 1:12.
Also ran-Gold Tower. Five TO One.
Sabulus, . Wise Niece and Thrift Shop
Maple Crest Farm entry.
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SIXTH RACE-RIPPLING ON,
PURPORT, IDA TIME.

RIPPLING ON hasn't started
as yet this year but the filly has
trained very well for her initial
try and she may win as her rider
pleases. PURPORT ran second
the other afternoon and he was
second at Tropical Park. IDA
TIME just failed to connect in
her recent outing at this oval.
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stout opposition but should
master them. THE FOP shipped
in from Narragansett fit and
ready to show a smart test at the
first local asking. ROYAL BUSI-
NESS could be third.
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Racing Results
Charles Town

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming:
for 4-yesr-olds and up; about Al fur
Hiblaz. Kelly, 400 800 $50
Mae Sax tScocca) $50 400
T'Tt Ttm.l ,slet1sskep o.ss $50
seas :o s,nt ine s11.,sf Gras. nd M.l15a War
ing: 4-year-oids and up; Charles Town
crusand tAcostan $40 $50 400
Rena Rs1. Msr1:z srnss GsTSSozsl ISos $3.50 Z 90
Time. i:23. '''
Also rsn-oeorsetosn. st.alins Home.
Golden Key, Scarlet Flame. Duchess Del,
THIRD RAcE-Purs.. $500; claiming;
4Ts:.E Ais: boSss ssot; chaTshi $50 sSS S ssS
bu5sh.r BE-, BeS Hernandez ''0O $50
Also ran-Top Shell. Magic Rock,
Whoosh. Dancing Cloud. Justs Jimmie.
DAILY Double paid 27,2OD
FOURTH RACE-Purss. s4O0; claiming;
4.yesr-olds and up: Charles Town course.
Th,st Mss.b HGis socu, HfSsT k.i,, $40 S seS sS
Celtic Legend kirk 800
Also $50 rsnDMoon Harvest. Mi.tih.~k,
Vallie. Solar Ray and Dark Ace.
FIFTH RAcE-purse. $500; claiming;
commander,ss tAcostO $40 40 300
ssullery Maid tKirk) 4.40 go
TIME 80.
Andy. worthfui Handles queen.
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Belmont Park
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
rRsd a,d RAeEwsg.ss' !. sisoG: :,4 s,a,mins
9lssisl 3ssas Win sI.Rs" 1880 1ssssS Sc 1ssS tsS
Field Lark tMeadel $40
naneed. Essy Chair. Tower Mao, Golden
Ford. Sharper. Desert Brush.
SECOND RAcE-purse,, sl.5Go: claim
Kai-HI ,Lindberfl 1900 $50 80
In4SmitaSle m Sane0 $50
Also ran-slavs Charm. witheraysy,
Fire Marshal. Tramp Ship. Recondite. Bal
DAILY Doubl. paid sIasoo1
THIRD RAcrPurse. 81 500: special
,,g;,. r,,eight;s,; m,idens: 2-year-olds: furlonss
aSD5l.ss:'I; ss 4.ss, s.j: ,se0.r' 500 sSS % sS
Soldier Song LatheD 3.10
Tme TN 5s 21s r new .rssk ,.,, record, sasn
ehiatrist. Wait Bit
FOURTH FAcE-Purse, 81 500; claim
M Ins; S5ysar-o,ds n and up: 8 furlonss.
Msas sos.rs BOON a.da.n Ms61s'Fy 1880 1873 s9c s
OLD Ruseoush 'HsrrelD $50
Also .i r.nEAlpin. Lad. Rousian, Herman
The Thane. Pharo Tattler. Dark Mischief
Hard Loser, De Icer, Msydis and Burning
Deck.
fField
FFTH RAC[Purse. $1,000 added
handicap; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs
Rosetovn tRichsrds) $50 SEQ 250
Busy Morn u Rosen) $40 $50
Dini tE Arcaro) 220
Time. l:24&s
Also ran-Nenie BY. Key Ring.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; !. miles.
Master Henry tArcarol 400 $50 2 20
Bright Gallant tMeCreaFyD 1.90 $50
Mola fMeadel EGO
Time. ia
and Cross Country
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SEVENTH RACE e r A ID A,
NEVER IDOL, Russell Nc

ERADA won often last year
and he has worked we'll at the
local strip. The gelding may be
able to show one of his good races
at the first local asking. NEVER
IDOL manages to win once in a
while and she could be in the
thick of II. Russell MCGEE
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Copt. Roosevelt Sees Furouk

CAIRO, May 16 LP.-Capt. James
Roosevelt, son of the President, was
received by King Farouk yesterday.
and presented the young monarch
q personal message from his father.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
FIFTH RAC+HE ROLLS, THE
FOP. ROYAL BJJSINFSS

HE ROLLS has captured three
straight races this year and the
gelding should prove a hard one
to trim In this affair. He meets
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Motions--Justice James W. Morris.

MOtions-Justice James W. Morris.
! Assignments for Monday:
Green VS.. Green; attorneys,
Whelan-SchwartZ.
Hill VS.. Helm; rule.
Woodbury. VS.. Wynkoop ct al: at
torneys, Imlay; Ganse-Welch,
Daily & WEIGH.
Millard VS. Klug ct al; attorneys,
Brick-Burton.
Daniels VS.. Mexico Land Co. et
al; pro Sc: attorney, Hardy.
In re estate of William T. Voigts-
berger; attorneys. Elcan-Corrigan.
Brown VS.. Capital Transit Co;
(See COURT ASSIGNMENTS,
Page AID
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Court Assignments
DISTRICT COURT.

In any case where postponement
Of the hearing of motion is to be
requested, notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
o'clock the afternoon before such
motion is set for hearing. 1t will
be the policy of the. court not to
grant poStponements if the afore-
said notice is not given except when
extraordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving of the notice.
Roll call of motions will be at
9:45 am, as heretofore has been the
practice.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Baseball
Continued From First Page)

Continued From First PageJ
Leonard and was tossed out by
Auker. Case hunted and was tossed
out by Auker Auker also threw out
Cramer. No runs.
Washington. 4: st. Louis, 6.
SEVENTH INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Carrasquel now pitch
ing for Washington. Cullenbine sin.
gled to right. Estalella famed. Heff-
ner took a third strike Culienbine
was out stealing, Early to Travis. Nc
runs.
Observation-Disclosures singled
of Cullenbine's glove. 1t was his
third straight hit. Vernon took sec.
ond as Auker tossed out Lewis. Yer
non took third as Heffner threw out
Travis. Bloodworth singled to left
scoring Vernon. Chapman lined tC
Berardino One run.
Washington, S; st. Louis, g..
EIGHTH INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Grace lined to Lewis
Auker famed. Lucadello walked
Berardino flied to Case. No runs
WASHINGTON-Early flied to
Judich. West battcd for Carras-
quel and singled to center. Case
fouled to Lucadello. Auker tossed
out Cramer. No runs.
Washington, S; st. Louis, 6.
NINTH INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Anderson now pitch.
ing for Washington. Laabs walked
Judnich hit into a double play
Bloodworth TO Travis to Vernon
Cullenbine flied to Chapman. N,
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Charles Town Faxtl,

Charles Town tFastl,
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Chide, Balaris, Bullet B.
2-Alkanese, Flagetta. Small Change.
1Reigh Tetrarch, Headin Home,
RebelliouS.
4-Real Money, Yankee Lad, Chief
Cherokee.
SThe Fop, He Rolls, Royal
Business.
6-Purport, Baby Novice, Tantum.
7-Erada. Extra Good, Russell
MCGEE.
StAmerica First. Breezing Along,
Sun Sweep.
9-Windsor Chief, Time Scout, Cap
stick.
Best bet-America First.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Churchill Downs Fast,

Churchlu Downs tkast),
BY the Louisville Times
l-Bullanne. Hadaboy, Fylfot,
2-Say Nomore, Bolo Whisk, Spur
King.
1Widner entry, Flying Count,
Searcy.
+Alohort entry, Long Hope. Ari-
disical.
5-My Bill, Bill Farnsworth. Letel-
Her entry.
6-Valdina Myth, Silvestrs, Mystery
Marvel
Jack Twink, Rose Anita, Wise
Dean
8-Midas, Panjab. Catalonia.
Sub - Ripplealong, Symptom,
Courtland.
Best bet-Valdina Myth.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Poc;no Nowe Todoy's Results -- Entries
Ne"S And Selections for Tomorrow
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-HE ROLLS,

could prove the surprise package
here.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Other Selections
Consensus at Belmont Park Fast,

Consensus al Belmont Park Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
LA ToIche, Yemasee, Fran dc
Perse
liking Pharamond, Legenda. Dicty
Step.
3-Court Manners, Quick Conquest.
Mersa Matruh.
+Best Seller, Yankee Chance, PERI
sphere.
5-Afghanistan, Sun Galomar. Big
Bluff.
6-King Cole. Porter's Cap. Robert
Morris.
Call to Colors, City Talk.
Abrasion.
s-Meadow Morn, Blazing Heat.
Wedding Morn.
Best bet-Afghanistan.
Consensus for Suffolk Downs Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Septime, Jane Vito. Malinda B.
/ 2-Somali, Ho, Howard.
3-Peanut Lady, Inactive. Voilee. I'd.
4-Miss Gallant, Don Pecos. Tinder
Gal.
5-Boiled Shirt, Robespiere, Harp
Weaver.
/ 6-Donna Leona, Cape Cod, Time
o. War.
| Sweet Willow, Air Brigade, Sassy
Lady.
8-Panorascope, Bob's Boy, Will
Jamestown.
Best bet-Roiled Shirt
Evening star., 1941-05-16

NINTH RACE LULA KHAY.
YAM, MISS HILDUR, ROW
ING EYE.
LULA XHAYYAM has been
raced into top condition and if
the substitute is pressed into
service she should be the right
one. MISS HILDUR and ROW
ING EYE both have excellent
records TO their credit.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, S1,50o- special
welshtS; maiden 3-year-olds and up
SIXTH RAcE-rhe wifh.rs: purse.

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 800 added !:
handicap class C; 3-year-olds and up; 7
Evening star., 1941-05-16
King Cole Early 6-5 Fovorite
For Withers Mile Tomorrow
' the Associated Press.

BELMONT N. Y, 16-Folloving lineup for
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sEyTNTH RAcE-Purs., $500: claim
By the Associated Press

SEVENTH RACEPurse. $500. claim
ms: 3-year-olds and I'D; Ia miles.
xSimmer tClassettl - III
Russell McGee ueylandN - 116
Morocco D. CBletzscker) -- III
Buds Girl fWoodstockl - Ill
xLyde tClazsettD - LOG
XNever IDOL tBletBacker) t 100
Erads (Duffordl " 116
cera Kay tW. Kirkl .7---------- IL
xExtrs Gooo tCIasgetD --------- l06
Maeside fVessellD --- 100
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SECOND RACE--Purse, Al 500; claim

II Seven POUNDS Claimed Tor rider.
zzZTen pounds claimed for rider.
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Belmont Park
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RAcE--Purs.. 1900 ste.ple-
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W. W. Ncfuic cntfy.
SIXTH EACE-Purse. 5000 added,
Kentucky Oaks; 3-year-oldsi hIlies; H
miles
q MISTY Marvel 116 Rose Tint - 11e
Fee Dor - 116 One More 116
Silvestra I16 valdina Myth 11e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Card Party Enjoyed
 By Wonen's Societ,

The Women's Get-Together Clut of the Third Congregational Church met recently at the home of Mrs William Wood of Highland avenue Mrs. D. P. Castaldo presided at a short business meeting, after which Q card game was enjoyed. Mrs. Ray mond Voegtlin donated q door prize for the occasion, and table prizes were presented.
 Those attending were:
 Mrs. Henry Tooker, Mrs. David Mcconnell Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Louis von Lott, Mrs. Walter Foell, Mrs. Raymond Voegtlin, Mrs. Frank lin Bristol, Mrs. Amelia Romanaus- Ikas, Mrs. William Barnes, Mrs. John Wallace, Mrs. William Detweiler, Mrs. J. William Gardner, Mrs. D. P. Castaldo, Mrs. James Donnelly, Mrs. John Joyce, Mrs. Henry Vollers, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. Albert Harris, Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Mrs. Erskine, Russell, Mrs. Frank Judson. Mrs. Fred Ham, Mrs. George Knowles, Mrs. Gomer Lewis, Mrs. Morton Chipman, Mrs Ella B. Logan Mrs. Ethel Leece, Mrs. Jennie Blanchard, Mrs. Harry Lucas, Mrs. Maria E. Blake, Mrs. Raymond Wilkins. Mrs. Henry Light, Mrs. Joel Anderson, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. Frank Slat- CT, Mrs. Irving Smith and Mrs. H. L.. Fogg.
 Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. David Mcconnell, Mrs. Louis von Lott, Mrs. Hannah Jones, Mrs. Morton Chipmar, Mrs. H. L. Fogg and Mrs. Conner Lewis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12

Miss Evelyn l.. Blake of Spring dale avenue, has returned from g visit to Mount Holyoke College South Hadley, Mass, where she was the guest of Miss Mildred Wylie of Birchwood avenue.
 Miss Eileen Cavanaugh of Plaza avenue, was a guest of the Junior Prom of Wesleyan University re- gently.
 Mrs. Robert Thursheld of Mont- gomery street, entertained the mem- bers of the Waterbury Wheaton College Club recently.
 Mrs. John Zaccagnin, the former Miss Emma Hill of Beacon Falls was the guest of honor at a shower given by Miss Annette Pace of Oak street, recently.
 Those present were: Mrs. Harold Hill, Mrs. Anna Zaccagnini, Mrs Jerry Pelliccio, Mrs. Carmella Pace Mrs. Louis Santoli, Mrs. Domenic Signore, Mrs. Anna Santora, Mrs. Gertrude Coviello, Mrs. Frank Greco, Mrs. Emma Carpenter, Mrs. Dolly Palmeto, Mrs. Jennie Tisco, Mrs. Thomas Nardozzi, Mrs. Anna Ranaudo, Mrs. Nora Rosa, Mrs. Rose Del Florio, Mrs. Katherine Possid ento, Mrs. Rosemary Pace, Mrs. Katherine Rerzo, Mrs. Mary Falletti of New Britain, Misses Lucy LoRusso, Janet Pace, Gertrude Possidento, Rose LoRusso, Beatrice Pace, Josephine Andria, Mildred Pace, Mollie zaccagnini, Lucy Mucci, Florence LoRusso, Louise Mucci and Annette Pace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12

junior at the college, win sing an incidental solo. She was Glee club librarian last year and Is now treas urer of the College Government as- sociation. Miss Mary E. Hosey, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hosey, 149 Plaza avenue, e sopl1o- more, is active in the Dramatic as- sociatton. Another sophomore, Miss Loretta F. O'Brien, daughter of George T. O'Brien, l43 Euclid ave- nue, also holds membership in the Dramatic association. Miss Polly A. Fleming, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fleming, 30 Calumet avenue, and Miss Mary Jane Hayes, daughter of Mrs. David F. Hayes, 342 Willow street, are freshmen and members of the Athletic association.
 The program will include several English folk songs and a cappella selections. Gold and Silver waltz by Franz Lehar will be featured in special arrangement by MT. Jos lyn. Other selections will be 70, Likeness Dim and Faded" arranged by Deems Taylor; Alleluja" by Moz- art, and "Goosie, Goosie Gander" in the style of Mozart.
 Miss Marie Nesbitt, of Elizabeth, N. J., Is president of the Glee club; Miss Marie McKenna, of Newark, accompanist; and Sister Mary Ros- alita, of the College of Saint Eliza beth, Convent, moderator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Pictures, Sculpture
 ShouUn At Exhibition

] Painting and sculpture by local artists are being exhibited at the Mattatuck Historical Society build- ing until March g. This is the annual show sponsored by the Jiins for League.
 George Marinka, nationally known artist has two paintings, "The Red Barn." which has been shown here before, and Private Road" Mary Chase English is showing her Light House" and "Hollyhocks," and Florentine Hayden has on dis play her Native Home, Jamaica" and Labrador"
 Other exhibitors are Ethel Chase Hurlbut, with three pictures; Eliz- abeth Hamer Jones with two DOT. traits; Richard LeRoy, Miles IA Martin, Stanley Kearl, John Os- trowski, Polly Plume, Leonard La- Mama, Louis Vitulano Harriett 0. Meuser, George Word, John Mon- tagna, Marion S. Tavano, George A. Noble, Helen de Lancy Scott. Everett Beeman, Rose Douglas, Clement Gelezunas and Lucille Gull. bert.
 Florence Anderson and Carl Pace are showing pieces Of sculpture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
TWO DEGREES
 STAGED BY EUREKA

Two degrees were exempllfied by the Eureka Chapter, Royal Arch Masons at the Masonic Temple last night. The mark master degree was staged by a team composed of Paul Reed, most excellent high priest, Daniel G. Taylor, Raymond H. Daniels, Charles Wirth, Oscar Normand, Felix Rodeck, G. Ray mond Angrave, Wales Meisinger, James W. Burhoe, Charles Van Derk and Ralph Harvey.
 Exemplification of the past mas ter's degree were made by Raymond Daniels, D. G. Taylor Louis Wenzel, Felix Rodeck and c. R. Angrave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Weddings
Bride Feted At
 Grocery ShoDer

Mrs. Charles Schum of Edsou avenue entertained at e grocery shower recently in honor of Mrs. James w. Fryer, the former Anna belle McGrath. Guests were: Mra. John Schum, Mrs. Thomas Quinn, Mrs. Josephine Altman, Mrs. A. Blanchard, Ms. Joseph Murphy, Mrs. Franklyn Kelly, Mrs. John Troy, Mrs. George Pym, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Joseph Kendrick, Mrs. Alfred Bailey, Mrs. James Surroco. Mrs. John Carolan, Mrs. Earl Col- son, Mrs. Jeremiah Murphy, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Dorothy De. rouin, Mrs. Jerome Kerwin, Mrs. Mary Condon, Mrs. Edward Mo. Grath, and the Misses Elsie Schun1, Loretta Schum, Hilda Schum, The. resa Schum, Frances Hastings. Marie Kelley, Kaye Deeley, Evelyn Quinn, Ruth Altman, Rita Murphy, Anita Smith, Eleanor and Peggy McGrath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Daughters of Italy
 Anniversary Party

The Daughters of Italy Circle, Companions of the Forest, cele- brated their thirty-first anniversary with 8 dinner Monday evening at D'Angelo's restaurant. Miss Adella Vanni and Mrs. Aurora Palladino, co-chairmen, were assisted in the arrangements by: Mrs. Parziale, Miss Rinaldi, Mrs. Josephine Ac- quarelli and Mrs. Marion Palladino.
 Seated at the speakers table were: Mrs. Angeline Pinto, district deputy; Mrs. Lucy Parziale, chief companion; Mrs. Joseph Lombard, sub-chief companion; Mrs. Victoria Testa, chaplain: Dr. Guy R. San- dulli, circle physician: Mrs. Lucy D'Andrea, a charter member of the circle, and Miss Lena Rinaldi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Group Enjoyed
 Sleigh Party

A sleigh ride party was given re- gently by Margaret and Jewett Schrumm. The group stpoped at the Horse and Hound Inn ip Thomaston where they enjoyed re- Treatments and dancing.
 Among the guests were: Doris Doyon, Helen Wilson, Dorothy Ku- kas, Ida Zech, Mary Kanny, Lu- cille Long, Audrey Chabeaut, Elsie Winkert, Doris Bragg, Dorothy Go- den, Madeline Fromm, Dorothy Wood, Marion Widman, Lysle Booker, Harry Kreidel, Ray Wilke, Matthew, Bergen, Archer Doyon, On, Edwin Carney, Louis LaCone, Robert Mauslof and Gustave Rodke.