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Evening star., 1946-02-20
Phone Union Leaders
Hold Special Session
On Possible Strike Call
By the Assoeiatsd pre..

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 20.-The
Executive Board OF the National
Federation of Telephone Workers
today went into a special session
with the heads of is affiliates who
have complied with the Smith
Connally Act by filing strike notices.
John j. Moran, president of the
Federation of Long Lines Telephone
Workers, one of the groups which
flled strike notices last month, said
IL was very probable" that def
mite date would be set for a strike
call.
About 10000 workers in the tele-
phone industry are represented by
the unions that have met legal re-
quirements for immediate strike ac-
tion.
Others in Conference.
Besides the long lines group. the
union heads now meeting with the
Executive Board speak for the West
ern Electric Employees Association,
the Association of Communications
equipment Workers and the Michi-
gan Telephone Employees Union.
WEEA struck 21 Western Electric
Co. plants in New York and North
ern New Jersey on January 3.
A general strike strategy report
from the Executive Board was adopt
ed this morning by the NFTW as
sembly, making it possible for the
board to call a work stoppage at
any time at the conclusion of the
Memphis meeting"
Inclines Toward Bargaining.
Joseph A. Beirne, president of
NFTW. revealed that he was in
clined toward continuing bargaining
In an attempt to settle controversies.
The NFTW represents local and
long distance operators, mainte-
nance men and manufacturing and
research employees of the vast Amer
ican Telephone & Telegraph Co.
system.
In Washington, Secretary of
Labor Schwellenbach said he had
been assured by Mr.. Beirne that
Federal conciliation would be tried
before strike is ordered. The Sec
retary called Mr.. Beirne "one of the
best labor leaders I've known in
keeping his promise"
Evening star., 1946-02-20
u. S. Veterans Groups
May Campaign in Europe
Ax iha A,.oe;nied pr...

FRANKFURT, Feb. 20.-American
headquarters ruled yesterday that
the American Legion, the American
Veterans Committee and other vet
Grams organizations chartered in
the United States would be per-
mitted to campaign, for members In
Europe.
Evening star., 1946-02-20
Chemical Roin Planned

Hauraki Plains, on the north east
coast Of New Zealand, are deficient
in copper, scientists have learned,
and might be made fertile if this
lack were overcome. Copper sui
phate will be dropped from the air
at ratio Of about five pounds to
the acre.
Evening star., 1946-02-20
Weather Report

District Of Columbia - Fair with
moderate temperature this after
noon. Mostly clear and slightly
colder tonight and tomorrow. Low
est temperature tonight about ~
degrees.
= Virginia and Maryland-Fair and
slightly colder tonight and tomor-
row.
. River Report
From United States Ensineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and muddy at Great Falls; Shenandoah
cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Temperature and Humidity.
Evening star., 1946-02-20
Legion Post to Hold Dance

The Justice Department Post, No
Al, American Legion, will meet to-
morrow night at the Indian Springs
Country Club. A dance will follow
The average cost of drilling oil
wells has increased more than one
third frnY,S thu y,rau,or
Evening star., 1946-02-20
Deltu Alliance to Elect

Election Of officers will be the
principal business at the annual :
meeting of the Washington Delta
Alliance at pm. Monday in the !:
home OF Mrs. Frank Waldrop, 1900
Loughborough road NV. :
Evening star., 1946-02-20

Production of natural gasoline has
tripled in this country in the last
decade.
Evening star., 1946-02-20

The Sun and Moon.
Evening star., 1946-02-20

tReadinss at washington National Airport
Evening star., 1946-08-06
"A Back Page THE EVENING STAR, Washington D C.

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Vance H. GRADER. 2s. 1545 q st; NV,
s. no NJ efaaa Rsinisf, SsfDhsas Ma ~ Soo7 oDshur
Alvin Stanford. 10, 4o7 5sth st. ne,
and Christine snoddy. II. 5o14 Sheriff
John r. Banks. 20. 111e 1st st. Sc, and
", Lola NJ Brown; 20, 1910 walter pi. Sc
bofb Of Hde{ New ahd sIsex Viola Louis "a
Morris 8, Bethel, 20. eed and Kat Kate nv Z. An
d1erson' 1erson' 3, 81. both Of 73o 18th St. ne
tol ST., and Mary L, Tender, II, 2
Joseph R. REYNOLDS. ss. Washington. and
Eaith M. Tavarozza' 80, 31a1 10th
Leo aSfss%an S soh Of 1sis 1sd Marie g. se G. Maehe
'ohn HazsI i eela, pa,rs r. i 14s st ne: and
PaHl W. ,Por, is, $40 K st. Sc. and
Nancy S. Landwehr, Is. 2212 Shepherd
Harrison H. Maschke. 25. 1904 18th st.
Sc and Helen / Casson' 10, 400 Evarts
Ernest J. Plumb, %, 134 F St Sc, and
,. Audrey E. Doney, IS, weatherley, Pa
James F. Tuts, 19, 1852 Abbey pl. ne,
az apd W doidie M, Knight 21' Grafton,
both Of 3a77 Prospect ave, washington:
H.
Mahlon E. Doyle, 90, 1921 Chaplin st.
NV. and Lana l.. Starner, 21, III 22nd
st. NV.
Eldridge T. Hawkins, As. 1o7 st. NV.
and Vera Shorts, 40, 1907 California
Imatius M MCGEE. 4e, and Mary J. Fike,
28. both of 62s North Carolina ave.
Conrad B. Wilson, "a, Londonderry, N H,
and Louise P. Dodge. 20, Arlington
Farms, Va.
Edwin B. White. jr., 21. and Mary E.
Tucker, 19, 1400 goth ST. Sc
Francisco Rapoza, %, New Bedford, Mass,
and Miriam A. Mckee, %, 1440 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
John W. ,Kerby, q, and Mary J. Stokes,
william nc Cant. 81. 1888 2snd st NV.
and Mae F. Harris, 80, 25O9 Georgia
ave, NV.
Fred Steele. 21, Fort Belvoir. and Eloise
M. Boley, .16, 701 4th st. NV.
Vergil Harris, %, 22S H st. sw., and
Juanta Haywood, %, 1875 California
st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lalUs, couples must
apply for q marriage license ON
one day, iUait three tull days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Charles E. Dixon. 81, $40 7th st. n e.. and
BERTHE P. Cathey. 50, Bryson City, N. c.
Charles A. Suydam, Sc. 336 w st. NV.
and Shirley Brooks, 20, 2210 18th st.
Allen N. Hoffman, 90, and Ruth Bonnet,
10, both of New York City.
John Washington, tr., "a, 5059 Jay St ne,
sn,.ni sna MaTsaret N. Malone 21' Winston
William j. Daniel %. 41e Newton pl NV,
and Barbara M. Jackson, 81, 4501 Dix
James ouarles, so. 1874 Missouri ave
NV. and Pearl Davis. AZ. 624 T St NV.
Mary L. wharton, a1 9319 Washington
James shaner. e1, 40 B st. ne, and
Josephine z. Benistone, 90, 1908 B ST.
and Elaine I, Ducat 22, 47Ol sth st.
william J. Scheme 81. vandala, Mo, and
siiHsr Mfry s. Springs Meors No 20 sSs Bonifan' St.
: and Dorothy j. Latta, IS. los D st. ne;
Dorothy A. Morrison. 10. 800 Eye st.
NV.
on sns Hsen Rsnn M.sssy 1sI T. 9otfEe 5o nys
william H Nelson, 10, and Hulda NJ
.,,s Th9mPson: 20; both Of so4 g Eye s. NV.
Arthur g. Powell, Il, asas i1th st. NV, w..
and Jessie M; WRIGHT, Is. Atlanta, Ga,
and Nellie E.. Field 81. 1913 G St. NV.
Edmund L. ,cheltenham, 80, .4512 Eads st;
ne. and Clarice A. Miller. 81. 2474
Frederick D. Dempsey, 43, o40o 18th st.
NV; and Lillian S. Kelly. 90, 1900 Fair
q 3 both ee6s OF zoos It ath ano st. ae assa noun
nv, and Willow b. Wright, 10, $3.50
Freeda e: Hutchinson. 60, 321 c st. ne.
John A. Kitchens, %, 3033 Dent pl. NV,
and Ida M. Thomas, 90, 3619 11th st.
LEAGUES E. eollet;. es; 1s15 y st. NV, and
Ronafd aH % dibSs 1s afnss 1s27 sprhg Pd and
Rosemary 1Cyz 1nnap N ssJi 5s' az arlington
MsTxuerite 5 orissoy, ny IS, - i4o5' 5 Long. o
Lunstora DC: O. Hea5y "a soot 81 STd St
icut ave. NV.
Robert A. Milne. a6. ssl4 e7th st. NV.
and Gwendoline G. Martin, 23 4sI5
N. Capitol st
Edward R Steadmen, "a 10Y r st.
NV, and Agnes R. Daven, 26, 561s
1St st. NV.
Charles r. stedman, 30. 23I 14th st
ne. and Elsie L. Smithson, 20, 1241
Leon Patterson. 81, and Ethel c. smans,
80, both of 527 Irving ST. NV.
Walter E. De CUR. 81, 769 Princeton pl
NV, and Mary E. Corbliss, 25, East
Clarence A WinkIer. %, e26 1 st. ne.
and Adle D. Porter, 16, 1921 Kane
Robert I. Humphreys. "a. 341a Decatur
Evening star., 1946-08-06

Harvey q sedgwick. 10, 1894 Belt I'd
NV, and Margaret v. Hirely. 10, 1915
Shepherd st. NV
Harry L. wasner. 90, 1912 Allison st
NV, and Geraldine v. Doherty, -, 2445
10th st. NV.
Robert J. Linden. es. 1914 H st. NV,
and Lou F. Smith, rs, 1923 18th st
n.
John R. conley, %, s434 soth st. nv,
and Dorothy M. johnson, 81, 2222
Cathedral ave. NV.
Wallace Pruszkowski, 80. and Genevieve
Bargerstock, "a. both of 410 Cedar
st. NV.
Victor w. Litz. 81. 144o Rhode Island
ave. NV, and Drucilla Fitch, 10, 1901
Argonne pl. NV.
Thomas Covington, 25. Durham. N. c.. and
Jeroldine Booth. 81, 30I4 Warder St
NV.
John w Smith. jr.. SO, ss17 47th ssg
NV, and Gertrude E. Hendrick, 30,
1901 Massachusetts, ave NV.
Francis S. Hamilton. 22. 1928 Euclid st.
NV, and Helen L. Deakle. 21, 1921
Floyd Whitman. SO, and Claire L. Ashley,
80. both OF 1s43 Calvert st. NV.
Edward c. Gary, jr., 20, Middleton, R. l.,
and Muriel M. Fifield. 22, winchester,
Evening star., 1946-08-06

ana Virginia l. Clair. 81. washington
James H. Noone, o5, Bethesda. and Opal
Rosso "a, Washington.
Robert D. Foster, 81, Arlington. and Viola
M. Cowans, 10, oxon Hill, Md
Charles A. Lyerly, 81, and Lillian M
Harms, Is, both of washington
Leroy Goodnight. 81. Fort Belvoir. Va and
Georgia M. Street, TO- Richmond, Va
William wheeler, s7, and Kathleen Bryan.
Norman r. oakcrum. 80. Massey's Mill
Va. and Dorothy M. wilkins. 80, Wash
ington.
Raymond L. Burgdorff, 21, and Mary Au-
drey Redmile, 23, both of KensinRton
Russell Perry. e, and Mary Jane Bra
shears 20; both OF Washington
Jar0Siau SukmaDOwsky, 2S, HpmDstead
Evening star., 1946-08-06

Grady T. Parker. 2s. Gainesville. Ga, and
GLADYS A. Preston. 25. Whining ton,
NJ Y.
Robert D. Massey, 25. .617 H ST sw., and
George T. Williams, 33, 5o9 @ st NV,
and Mildred v. Cooper, 33, 1898 9th ST.
Issued at Rockville.
Thomas Turner, 2l. Sellmau, Md. and
1nez T. Green, 90. Washineton
Raymond r. Didjunis. 20. Port Carbon.
andria.
Roy B, Poole, "a, and Margaret McFaddin,
30, both OF Stamford, Conn.
Ryland j. Hall, "a, and Florida s Hender-
son, Al, both of Richmond, Va
Alvin w. Potts, 26. Columbia, Tenn, and
Margaret A. Rosengren, 2l, WaShington
Robert D. MeKean. 23, Kitzmiller. Nd :.
Evening star., 1946-08-06

y Y" and Margaret A. weddins 81
Paul R.. Hiteanan "a, Washington. and
Patricia 2. Parker. II. Far Hills, N. j,
Lee N. Eddy, 81. Brentwood, Md, and
hathryn B. wells. A.. Avon Park Fla
Evening star., 1946-08-06

Under D. c. laaDs, couples must
apply for marriage license ON
one day, tUait three tull days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
Local Man
 Wed in Bristol

The marriage of Miss Rolanda Marie saucier, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Rene saucier of Bristol, and Leonard Peter Charette, son of Mir. anu Mrs. Adolph Charette of Bald. win Street, was held Sept. 28 in. St. Anf1's Church, Bristol, with the Rev. ]. V. '. Belanger oficiating at the marriage ceremony.
 Presented in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a white taffeta gown styled with a heart neckline, fitted bodice, long sleeves that tapered to a point at the wrist and @ full skirt. Her flngertip veil of illusion fell from beaded crown and she carried a bouquet of white roses and orchids with Q rosary.
 Miss Anita saucier was her sis- ter's maid of honor. She wore a pink gown fashioned with a heart fleckline, three-quarter length sleeves and a full skirt and carried a Colonial bouquet of mixed flowers.
 Miss Anna Mazzero of Southing- ton was bridesmaid, She was eos. tuned in a gown similar to the maid of honor's and she carried q Co., lonial bouquet.
 John Miclette was best man and Albert Berube was usher.
 Following a wedding trip to an unanndunced destination, the couple took up residence at 42 Union Street. Bristol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
RNth Herman Feted ct ShON,er

Ruth Herman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Carl Herman Of Oakville, who will be married to Albert Kiessling, son of Charles Kiessling of Frost Road, on November 23d, at 3 o'clock at the First Lutheran Church was recently honored at a miscellaneous shower given hy her two sisters, Miss Elsie Herman and Mrs. Harold Hettlinger at the lat ter's home on Edin Street.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Carl Herman, Mrs. Gunnar Swanson, Mrs. Thomas Ashford, Miss Elizabeth Miller Mrs. E. Miller, Mrs. Richard Pierson, Mrs Frank Tracy, Mrs. Gustav Johnson, Mrs. M. Ruti- shauser, Mrs. Theodore Balunas Mrs. J. W. Betts, Mrs. George Gill lot, Mrs. Raymond French, Mrs Gustav Gohs. Mrs, Carl Hettlinger Mrs. Clayton Towle, Mrs. Eric Ul- rich, Mrs, Adolph Koslosky, Mrs Charles Olson, and Mrs. Thomas SasSo.
 Also, Miss Louise Sasso, Miss Paul line Atwood. Miss Agnes Bayo- rinas. Mrs. A. J. Kiesel, Mrs. John Kiesel, Sr., Mrs. Herman Reiss Mrs. James Sheehan, Mrs. John Larr, Mrs. Roland Buchs, Mrs. Ray mond Snyder and Mrs. Edward Koss. Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
Friends Honor Joan BriOdy

A greenback shower, was held re- gently at Harmon's Restaurant by Mrs. John Sugrue, Mrs. Clifford Are chic and Joan Briody for Rosemary Briody whose marriage to Edward Klimeck takes place on Nov g.
 Those attending were:
 Mrs. John Sugrue, Mrs. Michael Briody, Mrs. Dennis Harrington Mrs Santa Barbara, Mrs. Clifford Archie, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Helen Kelly, Mrs Bernard Rielly, Mrs. F. Sutton, Mrs. Germaine Bouffard, Mrs. Anne Griffin, Mrs. Grace Kelby, Mrs. Anne Moran, Mrs. Peg Smith, Mrs. James Moran, Mrs. Mae Cote, Mrs. Mae Sculler, Mrs. Margaret Sharkey, Mrs. Mary Sugrue, Mrs. Kaye Klimeck, Mrs. Joseph Conlon, Mrs. Henry Car penella, Mrs. Edward His, Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Helen Hurley, Mrs. Hell en Smith, Mrs. Harold Blacker, Mrs. Martha O'Connor, Mrs. Robert Fox Mrs. Millie Moncuso, Mrs. Mary Met nikoff, Mrs. Ethel Griffin, Mrs. Julia Klimeck, Mrs. Cesare Alise and Mrs. James Gentle.
 Also the Misses:
 Joan Briody, Luce Hira, Grace Kelly Jr., Peg Brown, Mary His Mary Lawior, Jennie Natale, Patricia Fox, Anna Marks, Ann and Kaye Sugrue. Catherine Hurley, Irene Te- han, Loretta Sullivan, Agnes Mur- phy, Agnes Wallace, Katherine Fitz- gerald, Mary and Jenny Mamie, Louise and Julia Briody, Evelyn and Martha O'Connor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
Doris Olsor,
 ShOzOer Guest

Naugatuck, Nov. l.--Miss Doris Olson was guest of honor at a personal and currency shower giv- en at the home of Mrs Olivier Me- Lean in Wolcott at which Miss Estelle Mclean was hostess.
 Miss Olson will become the bride of Harry H. Mclean, of Platts Mills, Waterbury, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Hillside Congregational Church.
 Guests included. Mrs. Alice Schulz, Mrs. Tangio DelBuono, Mrs. James Macintosh, Mrs. Frank Spur Mrs. Robert Sheldon, Mrs Carl Harrison, Mrs. Arthur Lanou- cite, Mrs. Helen Southward, Mrs, Harry Mclean, Sr., Mrs. Burton Nichols, Mrs. Frank Webber, Mrs Theresa Masse, and Mrs. Conrad Ranney.
 Misses Lucilia Goncalves, Ethel Nelson, Alice O'Brien, Ellen Wood- in, Edna Yocious, Adeline Lanou. cite, Alma Mclean, Edna Mclean and Edith Tudor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
Ladies AMxiIiGry Plans Dinner Dance NOU. 12

The Ladies Auxiliary of provincla do Foggi Society is planning e din. ner dance, commemorating the i2th anniversary of the founding of the organization, which will be held at The Elton on Nov. i2.
 The committee in charge of the affair Includes Mrs. Frances Cesario chairman; Mrs. Angeline Viega, COG chairman, and treasurer, Mrs. Pat. rick Lago, president; Miss Dora Da- longes, vlce-president, and Miss kaline Angellcola, secretary.
 Also assisting are Flora Varsal- lone, Mrs. Mary Torri, Mrs. Alfred Mandino, Mrs. Joseph Perrelia, Mrs. Liza 0arafola, Mrs Concetta Cld- ella, Mrs. Nicholas BoEzuto, Mrs. Louis Del Pc, and Mrs. Frank La. Banca,
 Tickets for the affair may be ob- tained from Mrs. Angeline Viega, SSS West Main Street, Phone S,5040
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
Miss Brennan
 Engaged to Wed

Naugatuck, Nov. -- The an- nouncement of the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Bertha Brennan, of S29 High Street, to William D. Yan- arella of Moore Avenue, son of Luca Yanarella of Beacon, N. Y, has been announced by her father, Carl w. Brennan. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Miss Brennan Is @ graduate of Naugatuck High School, and att tended the College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle, N. Y. She is an alumnae of Columbia University, and is at present dental hygienist for Dr. Everett T. Rogers.
 Mir. Yanarella was graduated from Beacon High School and holds a degree in electrical engineering from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. He is employed at the Lewis Engineer ing Company.
 The engagement was announced at tea held recently at Miss Bren- mans home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
SWTFT-HART

MT. and Mrs. Gordon c. Swift of Watertown, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Virginia Gaylord, to Oliver M. Hart, son of MT. and Mrs. Wallace M. Hart of West Cornwall.
 Miss Swift was graduated from the University of Connecticut, Storrs, interned as dietician at the University Hospitals, Cleveland, Ohio, and did clinic dietician work at the hospitals After her interne- ship. At present she is doing gradu- ate work at Western Reserve Uni versity. Cleveland. . MT. Hart attended the University of Coonnecticut prior to his en- trance in the U. s. Navy, where he has served for two years, Il months in the Pacific area. He recently was given his releases
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
ELTON BRIDGE CLUB

Results of the Wednesday evening tournament held under the direc- ton of Mrs. William Sherman Smith at The Elton were as follows: Section 1, Herbert Root and Alvan Davis, 71 1-2; Mrs. William Andres and Mrs. James c. Walling tied with William Armbruster and Da- vi6 Scully, 67; Section 2, north and south, Mrs. Frank N. Hess and Mrs. Ida Birdsall, 92; Mrs. W. A. Hall and Mrs. Lucian Biondi, 83 1-2; east and west, Mrs. Edward Bal thazar and Mrs. Aaron Jacobson, 90; Mrs. George Russell and Miss Josephine Russell, 83.
 The official standing: section l., MT. Root and MT. Davis, 135; Mrs. Andres and Mrs. Walling 125; Sec ton 2, Mrs. Harold Rowe, tied with Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Birdsall, l68 l-2: Mrs. Martin Lynn and Mrs. Irving Cutting, 167 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
ALMn1nAe Holds
 HaIIO1Ceen Party

The Waterbury Catholic High School Alumnae Association held a Halloween party Wednesday night in the school auditorium. Miss Anna Mae Cipriano was chairman of the affair, assisted by the Misses Marguerite Forino, Jene Marinelli, Rita Noel and Theresa LeClerc.
 Those attending were: Theresa Faimali, Betty Green, Lorraine Delage, Mary V Blacker, Dorothy Bernier, Barbara Burns, Eleanor Bilancia, Gloria Roberge, Charlotte Kyle, Joan Rice, Eleanor Garofolo, Lorette Caouette, Doris Theriault, Mary Dunn, Lucille Beausoleil, Ruth Baribeau, Rae Morelli, Kay Scatena, Medella Lanouette, Irene Welch, Jean Carlin, Angela Greece and Mary A. Quinlan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
Chapter Names Committees

Miss Marjorie DiPietro has been named chairman of the ticket con- mittee for the bridge and fashion show to be sponsored by the Water bury Chapter, College of St. Eliza beth, on Nov. l9 at The Elton.
 The Misses Rosemary Kane and Doris Dznsky are co-chairman of the affair. Models will include Mrs. Thomas Fleming, the Misses Loret- ta O'Brien, Mary Dillon. Polly Flem- ing, Evelyn Kenney, Margaret Shee- hy, Mary Hosey and Patricia Han lev,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
O'LEARY-GAGAIN

Announcement has been made of the engagement and coming mar riage of Miss Irene Elizabeth OLeary, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. OLeary of Cooke Street to Howard B. Gagain, son of MT. and Mrs. Bernard J. Gagain of East Farm Street The wedding will take place Saturday, Nov. 30 at 10 AM. in St. Thomas Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
College Lists , Many Local Students

Students from Waterbury and vi. cinity enrolled at Teachers College Of Connecticut, New Britain, this year include: Muriel Alexander, Adams Street. Robert l.. Ashton, Monroe Avenue; Irene Louise Balfe, South View Street; Helen T. Bar low, Boyden Street; Marjorie Nj. Barry, South View Street; Claire L. Bernier, rrvington Avenue; Mary Alice Burns, Cooke Street; Jane Gallon, Albion Street; William ]. Controvillas, MacArthur Drive; Robert J. Coyle, Prospect Street; Doris H. Crowder East Hawkins Street; Nicholas E. Digestion, Rose Street; Joel Demick, West Main Street; and Marion c. Dezinno, South Leonard Street.
 other students enrolled are Louise " Dorgeloh, Wood Street; Norman J. Feitelson, Willow Street. Fred T. Finn and Mary Theresa Finn, East Farm Street; Franklin J. Finnan, Springdale Avenue; Mary B. Flaherty, East Main Street; Gerald D. Garston, Hawley Street; .bGTnaTQ n. NfONUSif SOVhC NSsANNNs Robert D. Groody, Wilson Street; Milton w. Kadish, Cloves Terrace; William Kramer, Elizabeth Street; Joseph F. Lyttle, Frost Road; Mary c. Mcdonald, Park Road; Wendell McKennerney, Boyden Street; Will liam J. Hadden, Lincoln Street. Ma rie c. Marangio, Cossett Street: Donald Marcuccio, Bank Street; William P. O'Keefe. Willow Street; and William L, O'Neill, Edson Ave- nue; Joseph Parlo, Jewelry Street; Robert and Francis Shembriskis Iockhard Avenue; Robert D. Slomo' vitz, Herkimer Street; Joseph K smith, Plaza Avenue; Richard J Stigberg, Mawfield Avenue; Wil- liam E. synnott, Lockhart Avenue and Laura L. Ward, North Elm Street. ,.,
 Also, Mary A. Antico, Bucking- ham Street, Oakville; Emily Eliaa. beth Malone, Middlebury; and Stanley E. whiteman, Watertown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
SOciaLS

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Tiraino, of Benton Harbor, Mich, are visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. Charles Milia. of Chase Avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. William Calvin of Cooke Street are registered at Chal- fonte Haddon Hall, Atlantic City
 MT. and Mrs. James A. Lord of Willow Street are entertaining their daughter Mary, a student at the College of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, N. J.. this week end.
 Miss Ann Nolan, a student al the College of St Elizabeth, Convent, N. J., will spend the week end with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan of Randolph Avenue. MT. and Mrs. Nolan have also been en- tertaining Mir. and Mrs. Joseph T, Nolan and family of Cambridge Mass.
 Mrs. James A. Lord of Willow Street has returned from Emmits- burg. Md, where she attended the l ordination ceremonies at Mt. St Mary's Seminary at which her son James A. Lord, received the MaJol Order of subdeacon and deacon She also visited her son, George R. Lord, a pre-dental student al Mt. St. Mary's College.
 The November Supper meeting oi the Notre Dame Alumnae ASsocia- ton will be held Monday November 4th, 6 P. M. at Diorio's Restaurant.
 MT. and Mrs. Emile Beausoleil, of Proctor Street, and Mrs. Burton Weaver, of Sylvan Avenue, and Fred Boucher, of Whittlesey Avenue, have returned after spending the past three weeks in Florida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
CHENEY-LaCHANCE

Mrs. Laura Cheney of East Main Street announces the coming mar riage of her daughter, Miss Marie Lillian Cheney, to Walter Henry LaChance of Boyden Street. The ceremony will be performed Satur- day, Nov. g, at S:30 a. m. in the Church of St. Ann. In the Marine Corps for three year, MT. LaChance saw 30 months of service in the Pacific Theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
Rice Walsh Bridal Held

. The marriage of Mrs. E. Dorothy walsh of Point LomA, Calf, daugh- ter of the late MT. and Mrs Maurice Walsh of this city, and Louis Jer- ome Rice, Jr. of San Diego, callfe was held Oct. 5 in New orleans, La
 MT. and Mrs. Rice have been ct the Hotel St. Regis in .New York City since their marriage and left yesterday to take up residence in San Diego where Mir. Rice is vice. president. of the First National Bank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
BUCKNER.KINSEY

Alfred Buckner of North Carolina, announces the engagement and coming marriage of his daughter Mrs. Mabel | s-ey, Center Street to Franklin R Anderson, son Of Mrs. Marie Anderson, Hauser Street. The wedding will be an event of Nov. 9 at PM. in the First Con- gregational Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-01
Future Bride
 Feted ct ShO0er

Miss Agnes Sangialosi of Fern Street, who will be married to Ed ward OLoughlin of Wolcott Street on Nov. 23, was honored at a show CT on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John Wise of Fern Street,
 Those attending were Mrs. Sidney Yavetz, Mrs. Paul Murray, Mrs, Earl Hallett, Mrs Eustav Reihl Lena Cappella, Mary Cappella and Blanche Moreno.