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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26

kilograms OF regret from previous
officers who could not attend and
presented tho officers Of the Scv-
AIDES aud presidents OF clubs form
ing the organization.
The featured speaker was Mise
Eta Mo,en. Of Chicago. In her de-
lighiful. informal manner. gave a
lecture recital on the theme The
Negro in Future American His
tory" She said in part when
future histories are written. they
Will not be like past histories
which excluded mention OF most
OF our great men. or did NOT rec
ord them as Negroes, as in the case
OF Pushkin Dumas. Hannibal and
others. Rather. tho Negro will be
in the new histories and our cul-
tural contributions will be record
ed The American Negro is keep
ing up with the time Wonderful
progress. has been made du-ing
the past ten years. and Negroes
are now participating in every
phase OF American lie The Negro
In hollywood will also be I'm the
new histories. In which Hattie Nc
Daniels will be recorded as the
first Negro 10 win the Academy
Award also such characters as
Rochester Clarence Muse and
Theresa Harris. Histories will al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26

so record Negro Grand opera
company in Detroit gives q cred
table performance Of Ada
Continuing. Miss Moien said
Miss Motens inspiring lecture
was followed by tho SINGING Of a
group Of spiriuals The artisi was
accompanied by yoc4g Ciyde
Wngfield
A few Of the mans present al
the affair included Ms Rosa
Gragg Mrs. Jessie Nickies, My.
Ardenah stephens Mrs *. Louise
Henderson. Mre Priscilla Gray,
Mrs. r Cabule Mrs Maesenbhfe
Mrs Bennett. Mrs Katie heat
ham Rev. John Miles MIS- siaific
Toodlc Victoria MCc ali Mrs kl-
ma Hayden MIS- Hughes Peterson
Mrs. J. H. Wilson. Mrs Tand,
Mrs. oscar Plant. Mrs Magy Mat
thews Miss Nellie Watts Nry g..
s. Smith, Or Jenkins Aiterney
and Mrs Julian Perry, Mrs l. r.
Ida TAYLOR. MIS- Pearl penick. MIR.
and Mrs. Burrell Carter Rey. hor-
ace White Mrs + Irof'c Ir.
and Mrs r r, Dawson. l)r and
Mrs J. II Martin Nj and Mrs
Robert Davis. Mrs Sadie johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Young'uns
Dance

The Gladiators Sport dance al
Plymouth Congregational social
rooms Wednesday, April 10 was an
affair that will not soon be for
gotten. Girls and boys with merry
hearts and laughing voices danced
10 the recordings of the world 5
leading orchestras. Oh yes. every
one was there or at least almost
everyone. in spite OF the rainy
day. numbering 800.
Just n few were: Clara Artcr
Ted Anderson. Esther Anderson,
Frank Berry. Betty Bland, Rich
ard Bleyins. Pauline Brook, Louis
Brown Louise Cabule, Lester Car
ruthers, Lucille Galloway. Harold
Carter. Josephine Clark. Louis
Floyd. Margaret Coleman. Hutch
ms Coleman. Charles Craig. Sar-
lene cobbins. Adolphus Fields
Eirzell and Roschcll Evans, Doro
thy and Josephine Davis. Eatu'
Foster. Elizabeth Patton. Dolores
Jones. Carl Jones. Mary Jane Leigh
Frank Norman, Alvin Price. Thomas
Thurston. James Townsend, Bill
Vincent. Marion Wilson. Amanda
williams. Henry Wallace. Ola West
Leo Walker, Gilmore Wade. presi-
dent: Thomas Williams. vice preei-
dent: Arthur Clark, recording sec
rotary: Louis wade, treasurer Ken
Moth Clark chaplain and Lenzee
Williams. Charles Rritton. Joseph
Miller. Eugene Clark. Paul Foster
Calvin Hughes, and William Lyon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Spring
Jdnborcc

The regular meeting OF the Mar
ionettcs was held Friday night,
April Is, at the home OF Mrs Ann
Mcmillan. 2l1 Hendrie. Apt. |, with
the President. Miss Matte Hill
presiding.
Final arrangements were made
for their very festive Spring jam
boree' 10 be staged Saturday eve-
ming. APRIL 20. az the Twelve
Horscmcn's club. Outstanding To-
cal night club entertainers will be
on hand for the occasion, in addi-
ton To the melodic strains of the
orchestra
In the line OF future activity. the
girls discussed and planned a pro-
gram for their Mothers Day tea
which will he given al the new and
spacious clubhouse OF the Detroit
Association of Womens clubs,
54Gl Brush street
Upon the completion OF the bus
mess. Miss Viola Carson. the sec
rotary. who was hostess for the
evening. served an appetizing and
delicious luncheon.
Members OF the club are Matte
Hill. Viola Carson. Mary Bailey,
Wanda Haynes. Mildred McCanie,
Ann Ford. Gay Carter Ann Nc
yuvon. Helen Shropshire. Sadye
Straughn and Helen Ecclestone.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Macedonia Baptist
Has lDOmdnS Ddu

At Macedonia Baptist church last
Sunday, the women held sway
throughout the day. Mrs. Ednah
Lewis. OF Akron. Ohio. president OF
the Ohio Women's Baptist State
convention and founder of Wo-
mems Day, a national day among
Baptisis, was principal speaker. AT
the morning hour. Mrs. Lewis spoke
ON "Womanhood. while during
the afternoon service. her topic was
Following The Crowd" These
wcll-prcparcd messages glorihed
the part played by women In the
church and the salvation Of the
world.
Mrs. +. NJ. kaigler OF the Church
OF Our Father. introduced Mrs.
Lewis. also Mrs Ida y. Pope. presi-
dent OF the Michigan State Baptist
convention. Mrs. Ruby Philpot, OF
Scott ME- church. rendered two
lovely vocal solos. A presentation
OF the American and Christian flags
was very effectively done by Mrs.
O. c. Thomas and Mrs. Emma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26

Iike.Oil dinner OF the Branch
-eubershp campaign forces on
Tsire'iay evening April l6.
Yrs Charles stephens. chairman,
/ q iAe Board % the Branch. pre-
t-sa and introduced Mrs. Heslip
ra Ms dorothy Darby. Michi-
pls only negro woman pilot Mrs.
Rohfr, 6. cfoif introduced the cam
N.ga leaders.
Il a splcalid address on Race
Relations Mrs. Heslip declared.
= consider the NAACP and the
|YWCA the TWO most important or
Eauzaions Tor every woman to
Belong 70 The Us intor-racial poll
q has becn right and honest from
ne start Although il cannot always
'raleye rs ends there is a place for
every woman ht .he YWCA. Every
woman should take a dollar off the
pHie Of bee new spring hat and
Ni ne NNtA during this cam
palgr II &, only through sighting
oa''eives with such important or
Ianzaiion That we will be heard"
MS HesIp characterized faith.
freedom and fellowship as the three
ulag' that all women are striving
i' = eolored woman wants
|cfVlhur that white woman
'atis except a white husband she
|nia.
me freedom which we want are
important 10 America-freedom OF
wy very li'cs through the abolition
|. Nhchns, freedom of justice In
w courts and the right to vote
lloagh lhe elimination OF the poll
ah freedom 10 work. with oppor-
'sliues commeorate with our ahil-
.us and freedom OF equal edu-
@uonal opportunities"
Wings were awarded 10 all
u ro's and "co-pilots" by Mrs.
", ".',am + Matthews. president OF
s w Detroit lWCA. who told Of the
s. o. the lWCA in Boston rs
..a's ago when a Christian mission
-, -, approached a group OF "bene-
, ..yn, ladies' and urged them TO
rv''ae housing facilities for the
@auy women who were coming
li,a.' rural areas TO earn their
S "ias Feel a JOY. a pride and a
, ,,.. 10 asking your friends TO
We concluded
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Esquires
Pitch One

Robert Morton and Louis Brown
feted their friends with one OF those
rare parties at 352 +. Kirby last
Friday night. April Is. and ] do
mean rare. There was talent galore.
plenty OF eats and dancing. and
none failed to have a merry time.
Some OF the guests were Marion
Wilson visiting from Amherstherg.
Canada) Bill Vincent. Robert Hill,
Calvin Hughes. Louella Vincent,
Charles Hill. Valerie Smith. Joseph
Miller. Youletta Mason, Thomas
Williams. Florence Brown, Grover
strong Dolores Jones. Harold Car
ter. Visiting from Whitaker,
Mich), Betty Hager. Louis Wade,
zelma Lightfoot. Donald Webb,
Margaret Taylor. Jack Foster. Ola
West, Robert Graham. Dorothy
Bell Hutchins Coleman. Edyth
Bryant. Bertram Drew Helen West.
Eirzell and Rosabell Evans, Grover
Strong. Claire Monsamie. Ma lie
Hicks. and many others. Dolores
Jones and Marilyn webb acted as
hostesses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26

HICKS.
AT the BYPU session. Mrs Simms
OF Calvary Baptist church. presided
in very efficient manner.
The evening services brought to
close a splendid Woman Day
program and began the first unit
Of the Out-of-debt drive with the
sum OF s531.73 realized from 81
forts put forth by members and
friends.
Splendid cooperation was rem
dercd BY Mrs. Matte G. Anderson
Of Gleiss Memorial center; Mrs +,
Phillips. president Of the Michigan
District association. also various
missionary societies OF Detroit.
Pastor II. II Coleman and mem
bers are grateful to Miss Lillian
Grimmett. chairman OF The Wo-
mans Day program. also Mrs
Mayme Blackburn. president OF the
Missionary society. for their efforts
in helping make the affair a sue
cess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
RdiSc Funds
For Camper

The Bronze Frolikins held their
regular meeting last Monday at
the home of Mrs Hill 1929 Brush
street. at s pm. This all-girls club.
which Is launching a drive 10 raise
funds for TO send some under
privileged boy or girl TO summer
camp is giving a social Saturday
night. April IS. al $50 East aim
cock.
Mrs. Odel Glover president OF the
club. has been III for several days,
but Is convslescing. She was unable
70 attend the meeting. the guest OF
the club was Aaron n. Jackson,
treasurer Of the Ace OF Clubs.
Members present included Mrs.
Mary Scott. vice president Miss
Mildred Pettiford. secretary: Mrs
A. Jackson treasurer Mrs Ksth-
crime Robinson. Mrs Msyme john
son, chaplain and Mrs villa
Finney.
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Well. All Right
By The Town Crier

Charles Gras menner o. The
syarans iot bis girtriend last
Thursday after an argument at
their dan.c WHY does Kenny
tlark WAX Ei.aheh Rivers home
from school Gown fireman instead
RI Milford The gang or Hart
iold hfsfl hernat- Cave a. Ruth
NcCrarH S .H teorse last Sunay
risN' ir fli dark na Grover failed
30 make uso Of fbo siiuaiion.
Dolores Jones Was onc ~ tho hos
tes-s ~ 'hc pafls Boh Morton
and lolis Brown gave last Friday
an BOB sp,nf nos' " he time in
;hc ki.fher smoil romance
Jus between mo AVID YOU Tho ORA
srtlie QWz ucN Monday night Mill
give YEN .chapcs "a show or your
inie.asenge ans Too had
about Frank Norman he should be
moro carefgl about what hc saws.
THoso Giadaioss mere the frst
boys AZ The Bella Donna tea last
Sunday af'crnron aud Tor nhile
We're 0airnupore1 shogf seven 70
ono hn' the, didn seem n mind.
Yes '4ct uefo Warren Young,
Tonlol Williams and Eugene
Ciarh Bcty Haec is another
SIT who sncnds much of her spare
time thinking 90 Joe Miller
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Journalists
Honored At WV

Several prominent women Jour
naliets will be honored guests at
the First Hop dinner OF the Lucy
Thurman Branch YWCA member
shin campaign forces in Friday
evening. April %, when the first
reports will be presented Mrs.
Samuel II. Thomas. publicity
chairman OF the Branch. will pre-
eide assisted by Mrs Remus Rob
inson. co-chairman OF the public
affairs committee Mrs. Robert c.
Croft manager OF the Branch Air
port" will have charge Of the re-
ports which will be made by the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Blue Rhythms
To FrOlic

Members Of the Blue Rhythm
Social club met with Mrs. Lille
Green. laet Friday night They
made plans for a party 10 be Civ
on Saturday. April 26. at o2l6
Brush street
Refreshments eerved by the
hostess were quite delightful and
were enioyed by all present Inc
next meeting will be with the
president. Mrs. William Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Los Bellas Donnas
Pour Their Pink Tea

Brown. John Myers, Matte White,
lrma Killough. Charles Turner,
Kennedy Burke. Shirley McAlphIne
and Eugene Clark.
The Bella Donnas arc Dorothy
Green, president; Dorothy Cleye-
land. vice president; Bellanstyne
Burton secretary Josephine CLARK
treasurer and Dorothy Walker
Ruth ROLAND Ada Cobb. African
sylvester Earlene Dobbins Ovclma
Clark. Daisy Chenault. Helen Tay-
Tor. Dorothy Wright, Lorraine
Franklin Pearl Robbins and Mrs
Mary Simms. advisor.
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The Bella Donna club gave Sill
yer tea AT the home OF member
Dorthy Walker 5640 oath. Sunday,
April 20 at m.
The program was very nice and
everyone enjoyed it. especially the
singing Of Joya Sheriff. and Rich
ard Bleylns. Others on the program
were Oyelma Clark. Audrey Fred
erick and Ruth ROLAND.
Some Of the guests were Connie
Ross. Pauline Brooks, Louis Wade.
vivian Hudson. Ola West Earl
Evans Mary Maxwell. Warren
Young. Lucille Dillard. Helen
Lewis. Tommy williams. Elsie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Strollers Are Merry

The UNA hall was the place
where tho Jolly Strollers No. 2
gave their successful party last
Saturday night. John Mitchell OF
sherman street and Mrs. II. King,
OF Watson. received handsome
awards.
Among the merrymakers pres
on, we're members Of the Twelve
steppcrs club. I'll Royalties. Luc-
XIV Detroiters Chonsonettts. Bell
view. Master Eight Brown BON
hucttos. 1910. Belvediers. Hi Litee,
Gao Bridge. Straight Eight, Rhu-
matte Bridge and others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26

Rockefellow
The first bridse prize went 20
Jewel James; Thelma vickers.
second whist prizes were captur-
ed by Alberta Washington aad
Mary Horton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Over 400 Came TO Hear Eta Moten
At SPADES 9th Annual Banquet

The banquet given by the Scyades last Friday night
the YWCA began with prayer and incidental music was
played throughout. fine program was rendered with
Mrs Fannette Norris mistress of ceremonies
Mrs Emmella Cabue. of Madonna Study club read
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Mfs Mae Randolph Miss Butler.
Mrs rolce BeraE Mrs Mayme
Donovan N aul MIS- Hannah,
MIS- Haef Nca ~ and Nfe J.
- sparks and Mrs Lucille Walk
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"YW" Goes Air Minded
Campaign

The Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA here in Detroit is
Outstanding and something to be extremely proud Of.
There is nothing like it in America. declared Mrs Jessie
Hp race relations instructor at Toledo university and
Mmer member Of the National Board YWCA. at the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26

pilots Of the three Branch planes
Mrs George ID. Porter. Mrs,
Charles Digs and Mre. X. Jeffrey,
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NAY NU>I( al by Presh, terIan
church Choir. Dubois and Madison.
Friday. May 2nd. s:l5 pm. Tickets
Zoe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
sToECKER- SMITH

Autumn foliage, asters and pom poms provided an attractive setting for the marriage of Miss Margaret Katherine Smith to Herman F. Stoeckel which took place Wednes- day, October 1, at ten o'clock at the Church of the Immaculate Concep- ton, Norfolk. Rev. Henry P. Cassidy, read the marriage service and cele- brated the nuptial Mass which fol- lowed. A special musical program was rendered by the organist, Miss Kathleen OConnell, with Mrs. Jo- sephine Tracy of Winsted as solOist during the Mass,
 The bride, who is the daughter of Mrs. Frank J. Smith and the late Frank J. Smith of Norfolk, was at- tended by her cousin, Miss Gertrude Alacque Kirley of this city. MT Stoecker, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Ernest Stoecker of Canaan, had Edward F. Mcclure of Canaan for his bestman. The guests were usher- ed by Robert E. Stoecker of Canaan brother of the groom, and Dr Charles P. Hines of Lakeville, Q cousin of the bride.
 For her bridal gown, Miss Smith wore blush satin made on fitted Princess lines. The bodice was fash toned with V-neck line, long sleeves terminating in points at the wrist with a row of self-material buttons extending from the neck to the waist at the back. The full circular skirt was floor length. Her Juliet cap was made of blush satin. An orchid covered the brides white prayer book.
 The maid of honor wore . frock of Windsor rose satin, fashioned with e fitted bodice, sweetheart neck line and bracelet length sleeves terminating in points. The floor length skirt fell in graceful folds Velvet flowers in an American beau- ty shade formed her Juliet cap. She carried sheaf of American beauty roses.
 A wedding breakfast for l25 guests was served at the Crissey Place ir Norfolk. This was followed by 6 large reception at the Smith home The brides mother received in q Plum wool crepe costume with cor. responding accessories.
 The bride, q graduate of Searles School, Great Burlington, Mass. travelled in a suit of gold F'orstmar wool with brown accessories. Int bridegroom attended Canaan Higt school and is associated with thC Railway Express Angency, Canaan They will reside in West Norfoll upon returning from 6 motor trip tt Maine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
Women's: Club Opens
 Season's Program

Mrs. Edwin J. Rockwell, presi- dent, will open the first fall meet ing of the Women's Club to be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the club rooms.
 She will be assisted in receiving by the officers and board members who are:
 Vice presidents, Mrs. R. W. Den- nison, Mrs. Robert W. Lowell snd Mrs. Andrew Campbell; secretary, Mrs. George Cashman and treas- urer Mrs. William J. Wolff. Board members are Mrs. John H. Foster Mrs. Forrest c. Purinton, Mrs Donald Post, Edith Camp, Mrs Aaron Benedict, Mrs. Evan H. Jones Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mrs. Harry Coe, and Mrs. Frank Hess.
 Social committee assistants in- clude Mrs. Wilbur Larson, Mrs. Har- old Beaulac, Mrs. Walter French and Mrs. William Gazey, assisted by Mrs. B. o. Warnes, Mrs. Ray Case, Mrs. Leroy Gibbs, Mrs. Rob. ert Griggs, Jr., Mrs. Frank Hess Mrs. Raymond Palmer and Mrs Maurice Surface. Decorations art being supervised by the room com. mittee including Mrs. Willis Mach. in, Mrs. Donald Henderson, Mrs John Mcdonald. Mrs. Howard Mill Ter, Mrs. Charles Rush and Mrs Gordon Weaver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
SALVATION ARMY
 HOLDS SERVICES
Local Delegation Takes Part in Anniversary Ex.
 ercises at Springfield
Thomas Studio.

Two former leaders of the Salva- ton Army, General and Mrs. Ed- ward Higgins, took part in the 6oth anniversary exercises of the Spring. field, Mass. corps in Springfield Saturday and Sunday. During the course of the afternoon, group coun- cils for young people were held, and a musical festival was presented in the evening. The night celebrations were brought to a close by an ad- dress by Col. Norman Marshall, chief secretary.
 Adjutant Hugo Wiberg spoke on Holy Fire" at the Sunday morning service of the Waterbury Salva- ton Army. Next Sunday the Sal- vation Army Cadets of New York City will preside at all the meet ings of the local corps.
 Waterbury delegates at the Springfield affair were: Misses Jean Ruda, Barbara Ruda, virginia Raymond, Alice Hartshorn, Regin. aid Lawrence, Paul Duren, Frank DureYl and Charles Rietdyke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
WPA ORCHESTRA IN
 INITIAL CONCERT
Gala Opening Program Planned for Wednes-
 day Evening

The initial concert of the fall- winter series of the Bridgeport WPA Symphony Orchestra will be Wednesday evening, October 8 at S:S0 at the Klein Memorial Audi torium, Bridgeport. John Pattuzzi, Jr., whose violin concert work is well known locally, will be Soloist and will play the appealing and exacting MendelsSohn Concerto in B Minor.
 "Friends of the orchestra who en- joyed the performances last year will be pleased to know that the organization Is again up to full concert strength" said Howard Staub, WPA Administrator for Con- necticut.
 This has been made possible due to the splendid cooperation of the sponsor, the city of Bridgeport, and Is 6 gratifying indication of the fine interest of the city officials in giv- ing the people of Bridgeport the cultural advantage of good music" " he said.
 In addition to the MendelSsohn concerto, Frank Foti, the conductor whose work is rapidly achieving na- tional recognition, has included the following in his program for the opening concert: the Euryanthe Overture by Weber, Symphony in G Minor, No. 70 by Mozart and Romeo and Juliet Overture Fantasy by Tschaikowsky.
 Perry W. Rodnan, managing di- rector of the Klein Auditorium and sponsors representative, is prepar- ing for gala opening concert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
Pre-NuptiaL Party
 Honored Rita Adam

Mrs. Ray Galipault, Mrs. Wilfred Levasseur and Mrs. Raderic Adam, were hostesses recently at shower at the Scovill Girls Club, in honor of Miss Rita Adam of Mill street.
 Those attending were:
 Mrs. Ida Caffrey, Mrs. Emile Le- comte, Mrs. Mariette Fortier, Mrs. Joseph Laneville, Mrs. V. Hebert, Mrs. B. Bouffard, Mrs. Maurice Bos- SC, Mrs. George Grenier, Mrs. Marie Violette, Mrs. Joseph Gelinas, Mrs. Joseph Morin, Mrs. Alfred Bilodeau, Mrs. Vernon Peacock, Mrs. D. M. Galipault, Mrs. T. Coughlin, Mrs. Arthur Massicotte, Mrs. Romeo Dumouchel, Mrs. Wilfred Bernier, Mrs. Henry Bernier, Mrs. Joseph Thibeault, Mrs. George Adam, Mrs. M. Duquette.
 Mrs. Laura Cheney, Mrs. Leo Hirbour, Mrs. A. St. Jean, Mrs. Peter Ayotte, Mrs. Annie Norbert, Mrs. A. Bouffard, Mrs. Charles Harnel, Mrs. Claire Tessier, Mrs. La Perriere, Mrs. George Dussault, Mrs. Helen zarabaucas, Mrs. Ray Bedard, Mrs. Gertie Kelly, Mrs. Joseph Law Tor, Mrs. Anna Lord, Mrs. I. J. Fag- an, Mrs. File Depeault, Mrs. Blanche Bouffard, Mrs. Emile Cordeau, Mrs. Irene scarritt, Mrs. Hector Pratt.
 Mrs. Marie Louise Hirbour, Mrs. Mary Carroll, Mrs. Arthur Martin, Mrs. Relehan, Mrs. Edgar Bouffard, Mrs. H. Finn, Mrs. Della Grace, Mrs Frank Bernier. Mrs. o. Houde, Mrs. Harriet Del Donno, Mrs. Oliver La Belle, Mrs. Marcel Lirteau, Mrs, Alice Lagasse, Mrs. Grace Caouette, MW. Clarence Galipaulh Mrs. Ro- land Levasseur, Mrs. J. F. Vance, Mrs. Mary Mitnick, Mrs. Theresa Carey, Mrs. Philias Lecomte, Mrs, Emile Bertrand.
 Also the Misses:
 Kathryn Mitnick, Claire Bernier, Jeanne Galipault, Emily Corey, ISa- belle Lamontagne, Lucille Pastor, Yvonne Bernier, Louise Leblanc, Rita Le Clerc, Lillian Bilodeau, Rita Perigarde, Marie Cordeau.
 Jeanne Bibeau, Lorraine Thi- beault, Marie Cheney, Ruth Straw Doris Laneyille, Marie Belliveau Evelyn Ouelette, Virginia Reagan Adore Catanna, Christine Di Vito Jean Thibeault, Lucille Thibeault.
 Edna Lord Louise Pierson, Ruth Galipault, Molly LaInontagne, Rita St. Jean, Germaine Hebert, Dorothy Orenier, Louise Lord, Olive Per- reault, Julia Pierson, Irene Perigard Mildred Carey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
Weddings
Ritucci Couple
 Honored Guests

Tn honor of the twentieth enni- versary of their wedding. MT and Mrs Anthony Ritucci were rne guests of honor yesterday afternoon ct . party given at the home of Mrs. Di- tucci's sister and brother -in-law, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Parixale of Frost road.
 The couple were married October 3, 1921 by the Rt. Rev. Joseph Val- dambrini at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. They are the parents of three children, Helen, William and Harold. ~
 MT. and Mrs. Ritucci were pre- sented with many lovely gifts from the guests who were: Mir. and Mrs. Andrew DtPietro, MT. an dMrs. Nich- olas DtPietro, MT. and Mrs. Louis DiPietro, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dt- Pietro, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Di- Pietro, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Dt' Pietro, MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Ma3si MT. and Mrs. Joseph Comardo, Mir and Mrs. Anthony DiModugno.
 Jennie and Lucy DiPietro, Evelyn Parziale, Shirley and Peggy Di- Pietro, Joseph and Armand DiPietro Helen Ritucci, William and Harold Ritucci.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
Personal
Benefit Bridge
 Ton1orrow Night

A Nah Jong Party and Bridge for the Benefit of the Waterbury He- brew Institute will be held tomor- row evening at 8 o'clock at the In- stitute.
 Mrs. Charles Beck, chairman, and Mrs. Max Sobel, co-chairman, will be assisted by the following commit- tee: Mrs. Israel Silverman, Mrs. Maz Hart, Mrs. Harry Silverman, Mrs : Max Sobel, Mrs. Armand Ghetler Mrs. D. K. Lerner, Mrs. Nathan : Miskey, Mrs. Charles Beck Mrs Morris Siller.
 Mrs. Samuel Levine, Mrs. Sol 5hiller, Mrs. Morris Malkin, Mrs Abe Kramer, Mrs. Sam Sherman Mrs. Ben, Luchnick, and Mrs. Max Winig.
 Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded.