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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28
RINK OPERATORS DIETARY
 STAR SKATERS EXPENSES

Skaters prepar for tournaments by skaing from four to seven nights deep, depending on the condition of their bankrolls. Most rinks charge from 30 to 50 cents a night, outfit ting the customer with a pair of $3.S5 fiber wheeled skates which clamp onto street shoes. A few fancy rinlxs such as Radio City in New York charge as much as $l. Here patrons are supplied with shoe skates costing from $i7 to $60 a pair.
 Rink operators furnish the bet ter skaters transportation to the national meet and give them A a day fro expenses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28
soyyNDs SENSIBLE

A new plan of numbering football players would specify the same numbers for specified positions on the plays more easily.
 ali teams so the fans could follow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28

AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago tHallett 0-D at St. Louis (Kennedy 0.2). Detrot (Newhouser i-O at Cleve- land (Milnar i-i).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28
NO MORE NOVELTY

Larry Nabholtz, golf professional of the Lakewood Club in Dallas, Texas, has scored ten holes-in-one on that course.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28
CINCINNATI
Totals

aBatted for Gustine in 9th. bBatted for Lopez in 9th. cBatted for Swell in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Brooklyn ', New York 5. Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 2. St. Louis 8. Chicago 5. Boston 6, Philadelphia 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28

YESTERDAYS HERo-Bob Eel. Ter, Cleveland ace, who pitched his third straight victory and deposited the Indians in first place as a result of his 2-1 win over Schoolboy Rowe, Tiger veteran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28
YANKEES

aBatted for Peek in 9th. bBatted for Priddy in 9th. cRan for Dickey in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28
PROBABLE PITCHERS

By United Press
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati (Derringer l.i) ct Brooklyn (Wyatt 2.O. Cily game scheduled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Washington 6, New York 3. Cleveland 3, Detroit 1. Chicago 2, St. Louis 6. Philadelphia Boston (postponed rain).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28

Games Today Cincinnati at Brooklyn. (Only game scheduled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28

Games Today Detroit at Cleveland. Chicago at St. Louis. Chicago at St. Louis. (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28

The second-place New Dealers were the hottest team during the entire season but the pressure proved . little too much for them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28

The banquet will be held at Patsy Browns grill, West aMin street Thursday evening. May 1. Dinner will be served ct s:l5. sharp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
Weddings
Weddings
EDISON : rRAUB


 Watertown, Dec. 29-Saturday afs ternoon at 2 o'clock, Miss Marion Elizabeth Traub, daughter of Mrs, Harold Traub of Cherry avenue and the late Mt. Traub, was united iti marriage to Kenneth Marshall EdA son of Unadilla, New York, son oi the late Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Edson The ceremony took place at the home of the bride, with the Rev Carl Welcock, pastor of the Meth- odist church, offlciating.
 The bride was gowned in fUyai blue chiffon velvet with which she wore . corsage of pink sameilias Mrs. Howard Brouette of Oakville the Inatron of honor and the brides only attendant, wore a dtibUfiriet frock and . c0rsage of white roses
 Later in the afternoon Mfr. and Mrs. Edsun left on an tii1atlhounckd wedding trip.
 The bride is 6 graduate of the WAtettown high school afid Mir. Ed son graduated from the Hunter. Tafltletsville- Central high Schoci and Oswego State Normal school He is at present ati instructor of industrial arts ct the Unadilla Cen. tral school, tnadilla, N. Y. Out.of- town guests at the wedding were from New York state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
St. Elizabeth
 Tea At Elton

Decorations in the yule spirit were attrNctively arranged on the tea table at the Colonial room of the Hotel Elton for the Mother and Daughter tea given Saturday by the Waterbury chapter of the College of st, Elizabeth alumnAe,
 J, Francis Roland, instructor of the Air Raid Warden school, ad- dressed the members on the local defense program, Miss Clara Malsch c sololst with the College 0lee club led & group of undergraduates ir the rendition of Christmas carols,
 Miss Kathryn Hayes. nationa president of the association, preSid- cd at the table, assisted by Miss Lucy Bowes. president of the local chapter, and Miss Rose Hutchinson
 Among the guests were: Miss Lucy BoweS, Mrs. Francis Howes Mae Shanahan, Mrs. Joseph Cassin Catherine and Helen Healey, Rose Hutchinson, Mrs, William Roland, Mrs. John Hutchinson, Mary Cor don Hutchinson, Alice Hutchinson, Mrs, George Bolan, Rosemary B0- Ian, Mrs, Joseph Hosey, Mary Hosey, Beatrice and Loretta 0Brien, Mrs, Harold Curran, Nancy 0rltiln, Mrs. Patrick Grimm, Mrs Bart Collins. Betty Collins, Mrs William Shea, Mary and Sheila Shea, Mrs. Henry Kennaugh, Mar guerit0 Kennaugh, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs, Charles Murphy,
 Mrs, Thomas Fleming, the Misses Claire and Barbara Fleming Mrs, John r, Robinson, Josephine and Anne Pope, Mrs. William Me- QTath, Mrs George Chatheld. Ar- line Chattield, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Angeline Russo, Mrs, Nicola Russo Helen Daly, Mrs. James Conroy, oi Buffalo, N, Y,, Mary Kllmartin, Mrs, Della Mlllerick. Claire Lawlor, Mary Dillon, Mrs, John Dillon, Mrs, James ENeley, Mrs. Walter Malsch, Clara MAlsch and her guest, Miss Lucy MAcNulty Of Lafayette, N. ],
 Mrs, Andrew Jackson, Anne Jack son, Mrs, David Hayes, Mary Jane Hayes, Mfr. and Mrs, J. Francis Hol- and, Mrs, Harry Parsons, Mary Lou Parsons, Mrs. William Dalnslsy, Mrs, William paddona, Doris and Fran eos DSinsky, Kathryn Hayes, Peggy MeEvoy, Alice Mofanden, Qenevieve Carolan and Anne German.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
A. o. H. Auxili0ry
 Elected Officers

Members of Div. B7 Ladies Auxil- layy A. o. II. held their regular meeting last Friday evening ct En- glneers Hall.
 After the usual routine of busi. ness, election of officers took place and plans were discussed for the annual installation in January.
 After the meeting 0 social was enjoyed.
 The officers for the following year arc as follows:
 President, Mrs. Mary BreSnahan; 1; vice.president, Mrs. Kathryn Mur- phy; financial eec., Mrs. Loretta Maher; recording sec, Mrs. Mary Nolan; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Dun- lap; mistreSses at arms, Mrs. Anna D. Crean: sentinel, Mrs. Elizabeth Killian; chairlAdy of standing com mittee, Mrs. Anna R. Crean; chair lady of Irish History, Mrs. Hannah ShannAhan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29

First Glass James Russell Mitchell of Laurel street,
 Rev. Henry Quinn united the couple. at 800 o'clock in the pre- sence of guests from Boston, Spring field, Winsted New York, New Jersey and North Carolina. During the Nuptial Mass. John MacLelland, a brother of the bride, rendered "Panis Angelicus" and Mother At Thy Feet"
 The bride, the daughter of MT, and Mrs, Orson MacLellard, was attended by her sister, Miss Ellen MacLelland as her maid of honor. The groom, the son of Mir. and Mrs, Dennis Mitchell had as his bestman, Hugh l., Gallagher of St, Bernard's Seminary, Rochester, N. Y.
 Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore e gown of white slipper satin, the pleated bodice having leg-o.mutton sleeves, and Q sweetheart neokline. The full skirt ended in long train. Her flngertip veil of Illusion edged with chantilly lace was draped from Q sweetheart tiara of orange blossoms. She carried her mothers prayer book marked with gardenias and showered with white sweet peas,
 The rose gown of the maid of honor was fashioned similarly to that of the bride. A tiara of gold flowers held her shoulder veil of illusion, She carried an arm bouquet of pink roses, blue iris and pink snapdragons.
 Mrs, MacLelland wore e dress of foe blue crepe with black accessories, ard . eorsage of Talisman roses, Mrs, Mitchell was dressed in Soldier blue crepe with black accessories, and cosage of TNliSman roses.
 A breakfast for the bridal party and members of their families fol. lowed at tho Hotel Elton. When leaving for . trip to New York, the bride travelled in e dress of fec blue crepe with a matching hat. a coat of brown wool with Lynx and brown accessories.
 The bride Is e graduate of the Waterbury Catholic High school. The groom ls on alumnus of Crosby High school and Perrys Business College, He is c First Glass private with the U. 6. Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
. MeI<ENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ
Florida Experts Careful Counting Saves His Game
BY WILLIAM \. MCKINNEY
 Amerlca,s Card Authority

St. Petersburg'S annual card party is the climax o& c busy bridge seq son. This year I hope to visit the 9hufflehoard Club of st, Petersburg, which has Q membership of about 5000. At their large clubhouse, they have an outdoor patio where duph- cate games are conducted practical ly every day of the week,
 In October pr. D. A. RAnney and Douglas Carten won the first Summer Pairs championship. Dr. Ranney, Q retired physician, Is c deliberate player and Is familiar with most bidding systems. Carten is unusually keen in picturing his opponents' distribution, They dem- onstgated the importance of count. ing Q hand down In the hand shown today.
 The first two tricks were won by the ace and king Of diamonds. West continued with the ten of diamonds, both North and East dls- carding spades. South won the third diamond, cashed the king of hearts an led another heart for Q flnesse. On winning with queen, East led the four of clubs, and Dr. Ranney (South) put up the ace. Then he cashed the zee and five of hearts. East discarding a club, South a spade and West q spade.
 pr. Ranney now counted the ad- verse hands. West was dealt i've diamonds. and three hearts. The split in the black suits could not be counted exactly, but pr. Ranney assumed the spades to have been split 4-S, the odds being heavily against worse split.
 m this event. East probably held Gnur with at least ths klnA elna he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
Personal
fOpH0tterS Dance Largely Attended

Several hundred persons attend. ga this years Top Matters dance at the Waterbury Country club, despite the absence of some of the Top Matters themselves, in army service. William P. Arnold, h., was chairman of the committee on Sr- rangementS, and was assisted by Misses Helen Adams, Jane Deacon, Josephine Buckingham, Peter Hart, Emily Wayne, Charles N. Hart, Sd, Charles |. Larkin, Jra Orton P, Camp, Jr,, Gilbert Shove, and Har- ris Whittemore, Sd.
 Among the several dinners givsn previous to the dance were those ct which Orton F. Camp, Jr. and Louis Nash, 2d, and Howard Lar- kin were hosts. Mir. harklh enter talned for Misses Polly Hart, Dory- Ann BrAfnan, Barhara Phlllins, Nancy Montague, Polly Austin, and Charles Arnold, Robert Reade, 0il- bert Shove, Stuart Northrop and Philip Drake.
 Miss Norma rAvikne's cocktail party at the Waterbury club was attended by about SS guests,
 Orton ?, Camp, Jr., and Louis Nash, 2d, were hosts at c dinner at the clubs hunt room before the dance. Their guests were Misses Betty Creasey, Polly Smith, Edith Bronson, Lois Fenton, Mary Ely, Jean Chatfield, Shirley wilhelm, Nancy Williams, Mary BoaIdman, Charles Granger, Peter Lucas, Da- vid Bronson, Harris Whittemore, 3d, Murray Pendleton, Theodore Meyer, cohn A. Coe, Sd, John Makepeace and John James of Tul- sa, Okla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES .
.ALunande Dance
 Friday EUening

On Friday evening the Alumnae If the college of st. Elizabeth and their friends gathered at the Hotel Elton for the annual Christmas sup per dance sponsored by the chapter. Christmas greens and lighted ta- pers decorated the tables for the party.
 Miss Frances Dzinsky, chairman of the affair was assisted in her af- engagements by the Misses Mary Dil- lon, Arlene Chatfield, Christine Finn Mary Lou Parsons, Helen Mccarthy Mrs. James Feeley, Mrs. John Au- brey, Angeline Russo and Claire Lawlor.
 Among those present. were Betty Btophy, James Tehan; Julia MtirUn John McCirath; Mary Alice Smith Thomas O'Dol1riell: Katherine M, O'Connor, James fzefiebfey; Mf. and Mrs. Francis Mulligan: Jane Bergin Edward Coffey; Betty Butler, cor don Lewis; Kaye Arfii1e, George R Fehrs, Alice Marie Reardon, Richard T. Reidy os Stamford; Mir. and Mrs William Murphy, Robert German John O'Connor;
 Marie Garfield, Francis Altman Mary Hosey, Andrew Monaghan; Dorothy Blacker, Clifford Larouette Kathleen O'Connor, Edward Brad- ley; 6hella e. Shanney, Lieut.. E. O. Sullivan, Marjorie DiPietro, Robert Kenney, Rosemary Bolan, John No- Ian; Marjorie Healey, Edwin Bau- men; Peggy Sheehy, Ray Tenn; Grace Ahearn, Timothy Lord; Mary Mccormick, Al Goss; Mfr. and Mrs W. Daddona, Nancy Herman, Andrew Jackson; Ann Jackson, James Dowl- ing, Mary E. Shea, James Luddy Margaret M. 1alley, Peter Luddy Nancy Griffin, James 0rihboi1; Mir and Mrs. James A. Feeley; Margaret Fitzgerald, Paul Donovan,
 Ruth Quinn, Roy O'Nelll; Eileen Mccarthy, William Nurn Lerger; Arlene Chatfield, Francis Feeley; Leigha A. Kast, J. R. Maher; Kathryn Hayes, J, J. Hayes; Mir. and Mrs. Wright Winterhottetn; M. Clare Murphy, James Doherty; MT. and Mrs Michael Wallace, Jr., Louise K Culhane, Edward J. Finn, Eleanor M. Russo, Thomas Brophy,; Angeline Russo, Alphonse Russo; Mir. and Mrs John S, Aubrey; Alice c. Hutchin- son, walter Griffin; Katherine Qrif- fin; Robert Rowley, Betty Collins, James Mcdrath, Jr.; Justice Mc- Coy, Frank Mccoy: Frances Dzin- sky, John Lyons; Helena Dunn, of Westerly, R, l.. George Began; Mary Dillon, Timothy Ltiddy; Mir and Mrs. Edward Hanify; Eleanor McGrath, John Dillon.
 Marjorie Monagan, Joseph Daly, Margaret Sullivan, Benjamin Flin- ter, Jane Ryan, Charles L. Sanford, Emily Fitzpatrick, Ned Daly; Grace Bradley, Nell Lorenson: Virginia Mascolo, J. P. Srmnla; Mary Lou Parsons, John Solon; Christine Finn, John Standard, Henry Carolson, Jr., Gloria Russell: Clara Malsch, John Medford; Lucy McNulty of New Jer- sey, Charles O'Col1ior; Helen stein metz, James Lawlor; Mir. and Mrs. Robert Rothert of Hollisdayburg, Pa; HaTriett Barton, Jack Freney, Irene Pallanthne, Henry Blansfield; ; Polly Fleming, William Lyons; Babs Fleming, Rolly Boucher; and Claire Lawlor and Jack Luddy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29

would not have risked the early spade discard. On the club round West had played the three. It was improbable then that he was dealt Q-x-x, else he would have respond ed with the middle card to tell East to let 50 clubs in order to protect spades.
 Dr. Rarney read all these indi- cations to show that West held 6 douhetun club. But then East had dlscagded down t0 two clubs in the face of S0uth's opening club bid. in order to hold three spades. pr. Rauney decided that WeSts remain ing club must be the queen, cashed the king Of clubs, and the fall ef tlB@ caaAMsA mAwa Ss~a @a~~@
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
nIPRrANn.crPR1ANn

At nine o'clock on Saturday morning Miss Josephine Oipfiano daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Cipriano of Temple street became the bride of Corporal John Cipri- ano, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Cipriano of St. Paul street.
 Reverend Michael MCverTy united the couple ct the Church of Our Lady of nourdes which was attfnc- lively decorated with gladioli. Miss Josephine Cipriano, c niece of the bride, attended as maid of honor, with James CIpt1ano, a brother of the groom, as best man.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white slip- per satin fashioned with O pieated bodice having leg-o'-fnuttofi sleeves. a teart-shaped neckline, and . full skirt ending ifl c long train. A ccr- onet of white satin roses held her long veil of illusion. She carried Q shower bouquet of white roses with sweet peas.
 The fuschia tafieta frock of the maid of honor had inserted velvet paLels from the neck to the liem- line. Her sleeves were stort and ptffed. The skirt was bouffant. She wore 8 heart shaped bonnet of fuschia velvet, and carried Tails man roses.
 Mrs. Cipriano. mother of the bride, was dressed in poudre blue crepe with a corsage of Talisman roses. Mrs. Cipria1o, the grooins mother, wore olive green crepe with a corseRe of yellow roses.
 A reception followed at WaveFIy Inn for the bridal party and mern- bers of their immediate families.
 The couple left for ail tnan- ilounced trip, the bride travellng in . suit of plaid wool, . coat of black sealskin, corresponding accessories, and Q corsage of red roses.
 The groom is 6 member of the 102nd Infantry, 43d Division.
 A magnolia tree ct Elkhart, ifr., Aa.samz Asn aAAA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
AERIAL BOUQUET

Southampton, Mass, tUP)--Mar. ried at Mount Holyoke college, Mrs John B, Carroll tossed her hrida bouquet from an airplane as she anc her husband flew over their wedding reception at the parents estate. The flowers landed In q peach tree, bu, Miss Elizabeth ConAnt climbed t< the top branches to rescue the tra. diuonAl symbol of early marriage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
CECrL-sHANAmAN

Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Helen V. Dliatia- han, daughter of the late Mt. and Mrs. ". J. elianahaii of Fred6iieh street, to Louis R. Cecil, sOn U1 MT, and Mrs. c. A. Cecil Of C0Oiidae avenue, on Saturday, December ~.
 Reverend William Brewer, 0 epu- Sin Of the bride, united the couple at St. Georges church, Gullford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
Marie Medford Weeds
 Sergeant Barrett

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Medford of Circuit avenue announce the mar riage of their daughter, Miss Marie 3. Medford to Sergt. Leo 10. Bar rett, son of Mir. and Mrs. James Bar rett of Ledgeside avenue.
 Rev. Francis Barrett performed the ceremony on Saturday ct tho Blessed Sacrament church. Miss Dorothy Medford attended her sister as maid of honor, with Earl Barret as his best man.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
HAIR se INCHES LONG

Everett A1ass., (Upl-'Tong hair is coming back. says Mrs. Alice Gate and to elnphaslDs her point she can show her blonde tresses which are 30 inches long. She saye Hle occn- 1ionally trims her hair to keep it healthy but never has had . hair cut
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
Harriet MacLeILdnd Weeds
 PriUdte James K. Mitchell

In c setting of Christmas decora- tions which were arranged on the altar of the Sacred Heart Church this morning, Miss Harriet Mary Macf,ellaIld of Silver street exchang- cd her nuptial VOWS with Private
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Naugatuck, Dec. 2o = The wed- ding of Florence Harris Ludgewait daughter of Mrs. Emma Harris Of Cherry street, to First Sergeant Harold Krarn, son of Mir. and Mrs Orville KroTn of 20 Iron street, Wa terbury, took place at 2 D. m. Sat- tirday at the local Congregational church, with Rev. Edward R. Hance, pastor, offlciating.
 MT. and Mrs. Vernon Krom of Waterbury were attendants. The bridegroom is stationed ct Camp Blanding, Fla. The bride wore Q dusty pink gown with a corsage of pink roses. The fnatron of honor was attired in 0 powder blue gown with red rose corsage.
 A reception followed for the bridal party at Old Hundred Inn. Solithbury, and the couple later left on an unannounced wedding trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29

MT, and Mrs, William J. Fleming of Walnut street announce the birth of o daughter, Janet Rose, on December twenty.third at st, Maly's hospital. Mrs. Fleming is the form. CT Phyllis Mature of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29

Miss Margaret Bowling of Lawlor street has returned after spending the weekend in Providence and Woonsocket, R, I,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
BUTKUs.MCFARLIN

MT. and Mrs. Charles McFarlin oi Scott road, Cheshire, formerly oi this city, announce the marriage Ul their daughter, Mabel. to Brunt ButlE,ls, son of Mrs. Peter Hutkui and the late MT. Butkus of Bethle- hem, on Saturday, December 27 at Bethany.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Waugh oi Watertown, sister and brother -ir. law of the bride, attended the cou- pie.
 Upon their return from Q wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. ButkuS will re- side in Bethlehem,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
Engagements
PMEl -AfSNAHaARA

 MT. and Mrs, HGnhael McNasnarA ot South street announce the en- RhgeEnent of their daughter. Ann, Co Joseph q. phelan, son of MT. and Mrs, Joseph Phelan of Baldwin street,
 No date hes been sst for Me Weddlnug.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29

A magnolia tree ct Elkhart, fnr., bloon1ed twice in 1882.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29

MT. and Mrs, Antonio fngante Of North Riverside street celebrated their silver jubilee on ChrlStuiAs Eve. They are the parents of slx children, Mary, Salvatore, Josephine, James, Rose and Peter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29

Miss AdrlonIae Cantor of thls city has been registered at tho DaThlHon- Plaza an New York City.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14
40 Tables Taken
at Grace Guild Party

FORTY TABLES were taken
at the Grace Guild Valentine
card party held yesterday after
noon in the parish house. -~
Valentine decorations were
used at the party, whose general
chairman was Mrs. John w.
Miller. House prizes were won
by Mrs. Floyd Rosso, Mrs. Her
man Miller, Mrs. Eric Ryser,
and Mrs. M. Kyle of Detroit.
Table prizes were little plants.
Sandwiches, cake and coffee
were served preceding the after
noon of cards. Assisting Mrs.
Miller were Mrs. Charles San
ders, co-chairman; Mrs. Charles
G. Niemetta, Mrs. Frank Gan.
tenbein, Mrs. r. E. Alguire, Mrs.
Mary Scott Simpson, Mrs. David
Swinscoe, Mrs. Clarence Fortier,
Mrs. Charles Court, and Mrs.
Neil Bennett.
BARBARA BAKER Is con-
fined to her home on Lincoln
avenue by an attack Of influ-
enza.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14
Cav Nineties Rotary Party I
First Sony-Sparrow
Seen By Mrs. Brown

MRS. CT A r E N &c E.
BROWN, Union Lake road. this
morning reported a song-spar-
row has arrived from the South
and was singing Justify in her
yard.
These birds usually do not
come North until late in March,
and she wonders If her early
caller presages an early Spring.
She has lived at her present
home for FL years, and has new
er seen one this early before.
Although Mrs. Brown has
seen bat the one, she says these
birdS always come in pairs, and
she expects to see the mate
shortly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14

40 Attend Dinner
Of Methodist Group

FORTY-NINE PLACES were
laid ut the Carrie Lunserhsusen
Society dinner last evening. 1t
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Wolff. Cas- avenus.
Mrs. James G. Jackson was IN
charge Of the program which
followed dinner. She led .
round-table discussion on prob
lens relating % the church.
The dinner was In charge Of
q COMMITTEES headed by Hrs.
Clarence Wild. Other member
were Mrs. Norman HUH. Mrs.
Walter Bergen, Mr.. Leland
Kettenrins. Mrs. Campbell
Ward and Mrs. Harold Creen.
The next meeting win b held
ON March IL In the Methodist
church parlors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14
-Four O'Clock Club

ST. LOUIS FOUR O'CLOCK
club met last evening at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Provost,
North avenue, with Mrs. Man
ley Samson as hostess.
Valentine decorations were
Used. The table centerpiece was
a large chocolate kewpie doll,
placed upon q red heart and
thanked by two smaller kew
pies.
Mrs. Thomas Dryer and Mrs.
Frank Provost won the prizes,
and house prize went TO Mrs.
Joseph Dryer. The group had q
white elephant sale.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Thomas Dryer, 10 Fifth
street, on Tuesday, Feb. u.s.. at
eight o'clock.