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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
SOCIAL SERVICE
 FARLEY ENJOYED
Five Ministers and Doctor Attend Special Zion
 Church Conference

pr Clarence E. Krumbhol2 and Miss Lillian Fran2en, both of New York city, were among those at tending e special conference on Christian social service yesterday ir the Zion Lutheran church on Cherry street, Dg. Krumbhol2 is the exec "dVe director of the welfare depart- !aent of the National Lutheran council, with headquarters in New York, Miss Franzen serves as his assistant,
 Representing the Lutheran Chil- dren's Home of Avon, Mass was Sister Iillie Olsen, deaconesS in charge of the home, Others iG at tendance included Rev, Oscar Wer- ner Of New Britain Rev, Leonard I, Johnson of Meriden, Rev, Rich ard B, Pearson of West Haven and two lecal Lutheran pastors, Rev Martin Lcren2 of First Church and Rev. E. Einar Kron of Zion church.
 The discussion certered around several branches of welfare work but special emphasis was placed on the problem of child welfare, on in. stitutional care of Lutherans II, state and private institutions, ano the vital question of changing pop ulations due to war work, with its accompanying problems of welfare It was the purpose of the confer. enoe to coordinate the welfare work of two branches of the Lutheran Church as far as possible. These branches are the Augustana Synod of which Zion church is member and the United Lutheran Church of which First Church is member
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Junior Women
 Plan ActiUitieS

"Reltc of Parliamentary proced- ure" was the topic chosen last night by Mrs, Thomas Hartley of Ham, den in her address to the Junior Women's Club. The chief object of parliamentary procedure, said Mrs, Hartley, "ls the protection of the minority. The speaker holds the office of Press chairman of the State Federation, and of Parliament tarian of the New Haven women's Club.
 A coVered.dlsh supper preceded the business meeting,
 Among the members present were Betty Bloom, Margaret Rogers, Mrs, Raymond Batch, Elizabeth Mallette, Mrs, Wellington French, Mrs. Rich ard Miller, Mrs. John w, Casey, Mrs, Carl Loether, Betty Harrison, Ivy Needham, Rosalie Mckee, Eu- genia Mallette, Ruth Worden, Elix- abeth Rich, Ernestine peircey, Mrs, Prescott Larchar, Mrs. Frederick pterpont, Sally Barnum;
 Dorothy White, Mrs. Frederick Camp, Pauline White, Villa Bristol, Mrs. r. William Schneider, Marjorie Lewis, Marian Burns, Louis Wheeler, Francis Colgrove, June Cables, Mrs, Hugh McDonald, Elizabeth Hub bard, Mrs, William Maton, Grace Holman, Mrs, Charles Reade, Cath erine MceLan, Mrs. Walter Upson, Mrs. Wilbur T, Holmes, Mrs, Theo- dore Holcomb, Rhoda Macken dwendolyn Burton, Mrs. David B Thompson, Barbara Doherty, Kath- leen Dlllman and Martha Beck.
 The Junior Conference will be held in New Haven on Friday, No. vember 20, at the Y,W,C.A. Eliza beth Mallette of this city, State chairman, will preside. Mrs, Homer Crane of Waterbury, secretary, will present the speaker, Miss Lucy Appletan,
 Miss Appletan had chosen fol her subject, The Individual Ap- preach to Pan American Solidarity" She will have as her guest, Miss Jos sefina Albano of BraZl,
 Among the local members plan hing to attend are Elizabeth Nal. lette, Villa Bristol, Eugenia Nal. lette, Ivy Needham, ErneStine Peir- cey, Mrs. Homer Crane and Mrs John w, Casey,
 An invitation has been received by the Waterbury Club to join the Bristol Club at their meeting oi December 9,
 A refresher course in First Aic will be condusted by Miss Pauline White in the club rooms beginning this evening at seven o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Sister Entertains
 Miss Irene Lanctot

Miss Jeannette Lanetot of Maple street entertained recently with a greenbaek shower at Harmon's res taurant In compliment to her sister Miss Irene Lanctot, who is to marry Francis T, o'Gorman of William street
 Among the guests were: Mrs, Anne Lanctot, Mrs, Jennie BuSkett Mrs, Emma Verrier, Mrs, Paul Pu22o, Mrs Albert 1.avigne, Mrs, Harold Begley, Mrs, Robert Greene, Mrs. George True, Mrs. Ann True, Mrs, Joseph Blum, Mrs, MaiHie Donahue Mrs, Cornelius Shannahan, Mrs, Meldon Krom, Mrs, Norman CurtiSS Mrs. Charles Burns, Mrs, Edward Car rington, Mrs, Adelard Hebert, Mrs, Bert Stevens, Mrs Daniel Mccarthy, Mrs, Edward Clark, Mrs, Harold Shannahan, Mrs, Catherine O'Gor- man, Mrs, Frank Palmer, Mrs. Har- old Smith, Mrs, orville Roberts, Mrs William Mole, Mrs, Rose Meehan,
 Theresa Farley, Jeannette Lanctot Nella Rosa, Rose Hebert, Ida Lun- ny, Marion True, Sarah Degnan, Josephine Varenelli, Margaret Var. enelli, Alice Turner Celestine Da- vino, Antoinette Davino, Sally Cough, Anna Nole, Hilda Schum, Mary CIoce, Rita Palmer, Lillian Hurley,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Personal
Miss Agnes Kyle Becomes
 Bride OF Ralph A. SteD0rt

father, the Bride, who is the daugh- ter of Mfr. and Mrs. John Kyle, was preceded by her sister, Miss Mae Kyle, as maid of honor, and her cousin, Miss Marie Kyle, as brides maid. Lester Ahearn served as best man for the bridegroom, the son of Mrs. Alice Stewart and the late Raluph Stewart. Stan Sergt, owen P. Kyle, Q brother of the bride, Roland Steward, Q brother of the groohm, and Amedio Cola santo, a brother-in-law of the groom, ushered.
 The whita fellle taffeta gown of the bride was fashioned with Q shlrred bodice having leg-o-mutton sleeves, Q sweetheart neckline, and draped skirt ending In a long train. A Juliet cap of tulle trimmed with seed pearls held her veil, and she carried white pompoms with swansonia.
 The olive green gown of the maid of honor had an elongated satin bodice with c sweetheart neckline, long sleeves edged with Q wide net ruffie, and Q bouffant net skirt. Her matching picture hat was edged with hosehair, and she carried bronze pompoms,
 The gowyn of the bridesmaid had Q bodice of gold velvet with short, buffer sleeves, . sweetheart neck line, and Q boutfant skirt of gold faill etaffeta. She wore c picture hat of gold velvet, and carried autumn red pompomS.
 White pompoms were attractively arranged at the Chase Country club for the reception which fol- lowed. Mrs. Robert Birt entertained with musical selections, and VII liam o,Brien with vocal renditlons, Mrs. Kyle received In Q two-toned blue ensemble with e black hat trimmed in blue. Mrs. Stewart wore royal blue crepe with wine accessories.
 When leaving for trip to New Hampshire the bride chose black crepe froek with mettalic trimming, Q coat of soldier blue, matching ac- cessorles, KolinSky furs and cor- sage of pink and white carnations,
 Upon their return, Mir, and Mrs, Stewart will reside in Boston.
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Mrs. Herman Johnson Iduna Circle Hostess

Mrs, J. Herman Johnson was hostess to the 1duna Circle of Zion Lutheran church at Q meeting re- gently at her home on Meriden road,
 A report of the food sale was given. It was voted to turn over sixty dollars to the congregation The members of the organization promised to assist in serving re- treatments on December 2 in con- nection with the 25th anniversary celebration of the Swedish Benevo- lence Association of Waterbury On that occasion the founder and first president of the association, the Rev. J. Herman olsson of Woburn Mass, and former pastor of Zion church, will be the speaker,
 The next meeting will be held December l4 at the home of Mrs Anna Thompson, HillcreSt, Middle bury, Final plans for the rummage sale to be held November 20 In the church basement on Cherry street were made,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
State Officers
 Visit Rebekah

More than three hundred mem bers and guests attended the annual visitation last evening of Mrs, Clara B, Walker, president of the ReAekah Assembly Of Connecticut, and her associate officers, to Winona Re. bekah Lodge N, 8,
 A dinner at the Hotel Elton pre- eeded the program, Mrs, May B, Manville, noble grand, presided at the meeting during which tho Re bekah degree was eXemplilicd, and six candidates initiated,
 Among the guests were Horace G, Walker, grand master of the Grand Lodge of fo,O,F Of Connee- tieut; Randall Prank Of this city, past grand master of the state; J., William Gardiner, past grand pa triot,
 Tho state officers included Miss Ruby |, Perkins of Hartford, vice. presidents Mrs, Grace Sanhorn of Bridgeport warden; Mrs. Mildred West of New Haven, secretary, Mrs, Joseph D!ckerson of Bridgeport, treasurer; Mrs, Melbe Laursen of Seymour, representative to Assceia- ton Of Rebekah Assembly and past presidents; Miss Dorla Thrall pi Seymour, district department pres ident; Mrs. Francis owens of this city, department president or the Ladies Auxiliary; Mrs, Elizabeth A, Manville and Mrs, Susan M, White, past state presidents,
 MT, and Mrs, Lester Flood, char ter members who have attended for fifty years, were also present; and officers and members et the Relekah Lodges Of Seymour, Ansonia and Naugatuek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Marjorie Carey
 Honors Cousin

Miss Marjorie Carey entertained at her home with a personal shower in compliment to her cousin, Miss Doris Carey, of Sagamore ave- nue. The guest of honor will be married in the near future Go Private Robert oraney of Denver, Colorado.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Cyril Luddy, Mrs, James Dunn, Mrs, Frank Carey, Mrs, Olin Barrie, Mrs, Bernard Gagain, Mrs, Henry Des- pins, Mrs, John Brophy, Mrs, James Mcclellan, Mrs. Peter Dono- frio, Mrs. Daniel Stango, Mrs. Ed win Walston, Mrs, Donald Mecca, Mrs. Hobart Schieffer, Mrs, Law renee Greenier. Mrs, Richard Ker- stetter, Mrs, Carl Anderson, Mrs, Joseph Dantino, Mrs. Mary Norton, Mrs. Vida Weaver, Mrs. Loretta Stewart, Mrs, Margaret Clark, Mrs, John Carey;
 Ire Misses Anne Martinelli, Lauretta Clark, Betty Schieffer, Rita Many, Gloria Donofrio, Lo- retta Walsh, Dorothy Gagain, and Lillian Belenger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Personal

pr, and Mrs. James F. Lawlor of Prospect street announce the birth of a son., James Joseph, on Novem- Der II, at st. Mary's Hospital Mrs, Lawlor is the former Patricia Kel- ley,
 Mfr. and Mrs. Martin W. Con- nors of Edson avenue announce tn, birth of daughter on November II at st, Mary'S Hospital,
 Mrs, Connors is the former Phyllis Gumpper,
 Miss Alice May Wolfe of Cheshire is a patient at St, Mary's Hospital, where she recently underwent an operation,
 Miss Margaret Coughlin of Wash ington street has been visiting in Atlantic City, N, J,
 Miss Hazel Jeffries of Revere street will bsave shortly for Paris Island, N. c, A graduate of the Wa terbury Hospital, she enlisted with the U. s. Naval Reserve.
 Miss Doris Dorman of Prospect street has h',en visiting in New York.
 Miss Marylin Cavanaugh of Alma street is convalescing at St. Mary's Hospital, following an appendec- tony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Associates Fete
 Catherine Burke

Her associates on the clerical staff of the Metropolitan Insurance Com pany entertained Miss Catherine Burke of Walnut street at a Kitchen shower last evening at the Chase Country Club,
 Among those present were Mrs, William Bolt, Mrs, William Noonan, Virginia Peck, Marie Aecarino, Frances GuStaS, Mrs. Joseph Nova. kowski, Clementine DiSimone, Eliz- abeth Mcintyre, Elaine Candy, Mar garet Carroll, Mrs, Charles Galaido Mrs, William Regan, Josephine Began, Kay Howard, and Mrs, Louis Rainville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12

In Q floral setting of white pom. ponls which banked the altar Of the morning, Miss Agnes Kyle of Church of Ss. Peter and Paul this Beecher avenue became the bride of Ralph A, Stewart of East Main Vtrcst.
 The Rev. Michael Keatlng united lhe couple at Q o'clock, During the nuptlal Mass which followed Mrs, Robert Blrt played c musical pro- gram, with William o'Brlen singing Ave Maria," "on This Day. Q Beautiful Mother" and ''Mother at Your Feet Is Kneellng,"
 Escorted to the altar by her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Helen Q. BroWn
 Guest Al Showe,
--Petrosky Sisters

Mrs, Alfred Derouin of Washing ton street entertained at her home With Q cocktail party and personal shower in honor Of Miss Helen Brown of Milton avenue
 Among her guests were; Mrs. John Kohler, Mrs, Helen Brown Of Brook lyn, N.Y.,Mrs. Thomas Guinea, Mrs, Edward MeGrath, Miss ThereSe Baumgartner Mrs, Theresa Valliere, Miss Ann Malhaldo, Mrs Harold Dillon, Mias Evelyn Brown, Mrs, Walter Deouin, Mrs, Alexander Daudelin, Mrs, Lueien Derouin, Mrs, Henry Dereuin, Mrs, Aired Derouin, Mrs, Ernest Derouir, Mss Claire Derouin was the hostess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Italian Sisterhood
 Expresses Gratitude

The Italian Sisterhood held a spe- eial meeting on Monday evening at Flerio post hall on Bank street, With Mrs, Joseph Pernatoazi presiding,
 Mrs, PernatozEi gave Q talk in ap- preeiation of the governments acknowledgement of Italian aliens, and expressed thanks to all who made the act possible, As a token of regard the members purchased one hundred dollars worth Of stamps
 Mrs, Josephine Ceseralli gave a report of the Christmas packages for servieemen, Seventy five have already been sent, ard more will follow.
 The Misses Laura MaZ2ee and Lucy Gi22i attended the Florio po"S ball as delegates Of the sisterhoed,
 Officers will be elected at the neXS meeting on December l4, At tho Christmas party this year there will he a sale Of bonds and stamps in place Of the usual grab bag,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Club Dinner Party
 Honors Ann Nilay,

Miss Ann Rita Milan ot Howard street was entertained recently at D dinner party given by the members of Club Two, al Diorio'5 restaurant
 Among ths guests were May Stey- ems, Mary Scully, Renora Baroet MalIe Horrigau Kathryn Flaht!ty Madeline Hoyvigan, Madeline Morris Margaret conaiy, Betty Garrity Mrs. James Wagner and Mrs, Ger aid Dahut of Mt. Vernon, N. Y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
WILEY ACOUSTICS
 TO BE REMEDIED

Joseph Thacheff, violinist. Thomas Nedham, pianist, and Helen Crum- rine, flute player, all students at Crosoy high school, presented a pro- gram at a meeting of the Music Parents club Tuesday night at Wilby high school. Floyd c. Evans directed the program.
 Plans were made to improve the acoustics of the Wilby music room by special treatment of the walls and also to change the stage light ing effects in the auditorium. E.. Nelson Garfield is president of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Cookson Richards
 Wedding Tonight

The wedding of Miss Dorothy Richards, daughter Of Mrs. Edgar Hughes of Sheffield street, to Lieu tenant John I, Cookson Of Camp Mccain, Mississippi, son of MT, and Mrs, Edward M, Cookson of Cooke street, will take place this evening,
 The Rev. Charles Goodwin will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
MARY ABBOTT CLUB
 PLANS HONOR ROLL

The Mary Abbott club recently voted to erect an honor roll with names of sons of members in the service enrolled and inscribed, and to retain members now in the serv- ice without payment of dues for the duration.
 Plans were also made to hold family nights, meetings with their children for social evening. A membership drive is also planned with a houss-to-h canvass. Vito Travisano. president. nreSidcd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
WAR DEPARTMENT
 HONORS E. w. BECK

Ernest w, Beck of this city, super visor of safety for the United States Rubber company has been named by the War Department to q com mittee which will assieG the army In a safety campaign planned for factories producing war materials,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Mrs. Robert F. Birt
 Addresses "Y" Club

The Educational Committee Of the Young Women's inter-Club Council plays host to the Y mem hers of the Young Women's Clubs at Central Y, M, c, A, tonight, MT Robert Birt will speak on Music Appreciation and will explain var ious phases of musical interpreta- ton through playing of records,
 Beatrice F. Bringmann is chair man Of the committee and will be assisted by Margaret Jones, Ger trude Coligan, Margaret Sheehan, Mary Orlando, Margaret Reardon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
METHODISTS HEAR
 Fl. H. SMITH TONITE

Howard H. Smith. newspaperman, will give talk on Current News of Religious Interest" tonight at 7:45 at the First Methodist church, be- fore the Faith and Fellowship group, A musical program has been arrang- ed by Charles W. Platt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Weddings
Contract Bridge
KI,TnN rf.IfR

Scorers In the "Wednesday night tournament under the direction of Mrs. W, s. smith were: north. south, c. J. Bonney, Kenneth Nc. Donolgh, il5; Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Collins, 97; Mrs, Joseph Reilly, Mrs. Richard 0oedecke, ee i-2; east-wess Mrs. William Tinsley, Mrs. I. N. Clarke, iiS; Mir. and Mrs. '. O. Stothart, i0S i-2; Louis Q. Merrill, Walter 0eraghty, i02.
 The official standing: Mir. Bonney 2l3 i-2, Mir. and Mrs. collins, 206 l-2; Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. 0oedecke, 203 Ia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12

officiate at the six-fifty o'clock ceremony at St. Paurs Episcopal Church in Waterville.
 The bride will be given in mar risge by Mir, Hughes, and will be attended by her sister, Mrs. Ray mond Mattson, Edward M. Cook. """ '" will serve as his brothers bestman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Notre Dame Bridge
 To Feature Fashions

Street clothes, formal wear, and furs will be modelled at the fashion show to be given with the bridge at the Elton on Wednesday, Novem- Der ls, under the auspices of the Notre Dame Alumnae association. Many attractive door prizes have been donated for this affair which is held annually for the benefit of Christmas charities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12

Men in unaccupied France mend their shoes until they fall to pieces, then wears felt slippers or grass sandals.
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Open House Feies
Dauuhier, Son-in- Law

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph potnosk.
ssst Roosevelt ave. held crsr
house recently 10 honor their am
and dsuEhter-in-lsw. MF. and Mrs
Wallace Potacsk Calling hour.
we're from until o'clock.
Mrs. Wallace rotuosk IL the FIR.
msr Bcss Munich. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. |. Munich 81 sumner.
The wedding Was performed In
late January al the parsonage n
First Methodist church. sumner.
the Rev. M. Dodsworth officiating
In the presence Of members Of the
Immediate family.
For their honeymoon they mo-
tored 10 Sacramento. Calf They
arc now At home Al ss0e No.
nth IL.
Nearly $50 friends and relative.
called At the reeeption.tes.
Music for the afternoon was FUR.
nished hv Mrs May DE Vote and
a trio. Edna Mae White. Margaret
Lofgren. Serbia Me~ner. also
Alex McBcath and Robert Hennlng
Assisting with the tea service
were Mesdames Paul stoli. Carl
Lnstrom. Ida Mcouesten. Alex
McBeath. Arthur Edwards. Carl
Msssner. Robert Hennlnr. Misses
Ruth Herrick. Barbara Knott.
Georgia Lee.
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Reservations for the party have
been made by Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Alvord, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fewell, Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Giltner, Mr.. and
Mrs. James LePenske, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Began. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam woolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wingard, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Runions. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Prins.
Misses Shirley Anderson. Louise
Boyd. Wyona Diemer. Virginia
Jones. Mary Adelaide Raybould.
Charlene Anderson. Helen Har-
rington, Messrs. Arnold Leuen-
berger. Carrie Klemms, Jr, and
John Steward.
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To Entertain
Mrs. Mseenheimer VIII Be
Hostess Monday Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Magen-
heimer. chairman for the
party Amity dance club is
planning on Saturday eve
ming. Feb. 81, in the Roof
Garden of the Masonic tenn
pie, will entertain members of
the committee at their home
Monday evening.
The group viii make final plans
for the patriotic motif which has
been chosen Tor the party
In the group will be Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lowe, Mrs. Ted NJ
Smyth. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hager,
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. =. otterson. Mr..
and Mrs n. l. Larson, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. l. Hoar and Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. ketner.
Women's society. Grace Method
lst church. meets with Mrs Swan
son. i4s9 ia. Fairbanks. at moon
on Wednesday.
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Club to Meet
AT College
Monday Civic Members 10
Have Unusual Program

Members ~ Monday Civic
club will enjoy the privilege,
at 2 o'clock Monday after
noon. Of meeting within col
lege walls when they gather
10 hear an unusual program
10 be presented in the LITTLE
chapel at the College of Puget
Sound. Hostesses for the af-
ternoon win be Mrs. Edward
Coleman. Mrs. T. ". Long,
Mrs. J. z. knight and Mrs.
+. F. Harmon.
Mrs Llewellyn Thomas. pro-
gram chairman. WITH introduce
Miss Beatrice Meddins. who will
give current events. and Mrs. c.
A. Robbins. who will give the
story Of The Light Of the
World" the beautiful painting
copied from the noted painter.
Holman Hunt, and presented 10
the college by the late W. w. sey.
mour and Mrs. Seymour. Mr.. John
Buffelen placed the painting IN =
frame fac-simile OF the original
hanging In London. Eng.
Preceding Mrs. Robbins talk.
Mrs. w. l.. Tucker. who IL IN
charge Of music. vill present Mrs
l.. r. I@acs who will sing In
the Garden" accompanied BY Miss
Jennie Johnson
Later the group will 60 10 the
college arr gallery. guided by Mrs
Robbins, who will review the
paintings OF scuna. contemporary
South American painter Of CO.
lonial art OF South America. nov
on exhibition. The paintings were
sent from the San Francisco Art
museum and loaned by the Brook.
lyn museum.
Tea will be served by Mrs
George W. osgood and Mrs J. ~.
Pinkham In rooms adjoining ths
gallery. The table will be- deco
rated In a Victory and George
Washington motif. The hostears
have granted the pleasure Of each
member bringing a guest
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Cosmopolitan Club
Anticipates Dinner

Members Of Cosmopolitan club
will entertain their husbands on
Saturday evening with 7 o'clock
dinner at the Dalhem and games
later at the Garland home. Those
invited are Mr.. and Mrs. =. w.
Albro, n. T.. Anderson. Lothrop
Crosby. Philip Garland, c. r.
Heston. L. r. McClelland. VIM. c.
hshncke. J. A. Miller. p. B. Nye,
W. L. Perry. G. n. Thomas. G.
c. Weber, r. o. Watrous. Mrs. d.
T. Phelps and Mrs. J. s. Greig.
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Luncheon Is
Traditional
81. Msrssres', 6uad 10
Entertain tuesday

81. Msresres's 6uad 10
Entertain tuesday
Members and friends Of St.
Msrrsret's guild 81 Christ
Episcopal church viii he en-
tertsined At q pancake lunch
con on Tuesday. This IL the
guilds traditional way Of be-
ginning the Lenten season.
Mrs. Dudley Gunston. presi-
dent. has asked Mrs. A. |.
Puddieombe 10 act a. gen
eral chairman for the affair.
In charge ~ ticket. 10 Ms. Ora
Watkins. while Mrs. r. y. Stevens
n IN charge cf hcrne-nnsde candies
Luncheon Va 70 b SERVED from
fi.so until 80 o'ciock IN the
fire~de room % Wells hall. where
Mesdsmes y. A. wsshburn. How
ard Brzmen. Frank hseSutt. y.
Roberts. A. rrestel and n. Hines
win welcome and SERVE guests
Other members assisting ~iii -
Mesdsmes ~ A. Hemstreet. Hsr-
old Nicholson. Ivan Gingrich. q