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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

q j =
kach. Hvala zavednirn fantom.
Lepa zal1vala gre tudI pozrt-
vovalni & dbl sv. Jozefa "a
spremstvo pri povorli Hvala
velja vsem darovalcen, posa-
meznikom, organiza cijam in
drustvom, katerih clani zboru-
jejo v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd. "a vse
doprinose k tej slavnosti. line
ma darovalcev bodo priobeene
ma drugern mestu v tenn casopi-
SUI.
FIvala vsem pozrtvovalninl de-
lavcem in delavkam, XII so trdo
delali Ia dan. Posebno BE kuha-
rice, ker one SO delale kar 20
ur neprestano; hvaia streza-
jem "a baro, ker vsi So bill ma
svojih mestih oh pravem easu.
Torei iskrena hvala vsem delav-
Gem. in delavkam te prireditve.
,Omeniti m Or am se posebej
Marinko Fruit Market, ki jfe
daroval vse prikuhe, kar Sc jih
je rabilo pri tel prireditvi. "a
to maj prejme lepo zahvalo. Mas
odbor Sc zahvaljuje tudi direk-
toriju S. D. Donna, XII nam je
Sci ma roko v vseh ozirih, kjer
in kar srno potrebovali, kot tu-
di- "a dvorane, katere so. nam
dali brezplacno.
Koneno prisrcna hvala vsem
"a prijazno sodelovanje, kot tu-
di oskrbniku Donna Franku Ma
rasu in njegovi zeni, XII sta bila
vedno pripravljena pomagati. Ne
smem pa pozabiti nasega umet-
nika Franka Kosica, XII je ma
pravil tako lepo delo, XII je v
ponos cell collinwoodski naselbi-
nj. Zato priporocam moza po-
stenjaka, kadar potrebujete il
delke njegove. obrti. Ia tista
imena, XII so pomotoma izpusce-
ma, nj nasa krivda. Sal smo
dolgo pisali listih in pozivali,
da prinesete imena. Kdor nj
prinesel i'm mena, je dotienega
krivda, ker sc nj zanimal. Sc
daj vidite, kako krasen je ia
spomenik. Nam je zal, da Sc je
tako primerilo. Nekateri SO il
zacetka govorili, da iz tega ne
bo mic. Toda mas delavni od-
Dor je Sci ma delo in S pomocjo
prispevateljev podpore in delav-
cev, XII so pomagali ma vse ma
cine pri tenn podvzetju, dovrsil
delo. Nasa zacrtana pot je bi-
la precej tezavna in trnjeva.
Pa smo vse ovire premagali.
Sedaj smo ponosni ma svoje de-
10. Zavedali smo. Sc, da s nj @
dolzni nekaj, storiti "a v spo-
min padlim vojakom, kot tudi
zivecim, da ostane v trajnem
spominu.
Tenn potom Sc prav lepo "a
hvalim listu "Enakopravnost'
ker ste nam sli v vseh ozirih
prijateljsko ma roke, priobce-
vail nase dopise in imena daro-
,valcev. Zato maj vam izrekam
priSrcnO ZahValO.
Ne smem pozabiti nase pri'
reditve, katera Sc vrsi 20. sep
t e m bra "a namen, da Sc vsi
stroski te slovesnosti pokrije.
jo. Treba je namree Sc ma vr.
tn okrog spomenika olepsati'
Nase delo Sc nj povsem konca.
no. Mas odbor Sc ze pripravlja
"a delo. Ma tel veselici bono
vsem postregli, kar Sc zmore
da boste vsi. zadovoljni. Ia pies
lbos igralt Vadnalov orkester
Koncno Sc Sc enkrat v imenu
todbora vsem skupaj zahvalim
tAko sem katerega izpustila, ma.
mi oprosti.
Antonio Tomle, predsednica
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

J0t6EdaG, 0NOodcaR no; SaOVenr
ski delavski dom $50.
Po $25: Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Mervar, 6istilec oblek; Zapadna
'SlopAnslsaa Zveza, Denver, Colo. !;
Progresivne Slovenke, krozek
st. 4; Drustvo " BOZ stew. SO
SNPJ. .- III.
Po SIS: drustvo Betsy Ross
st.. 1856; drustvo. Zdruzeni brat
je st. 26 SNIP; po $10:' dru-
stvos Struggiers 1t. 614 SNIP;
drustvos Washington, ZSz; dru-
stvo Blejsko jezero, st. ~ SDZ;
drustvo Cerknisko jezero Stew.
%? SDZ; drustvo Utopians St.
6O4 SNPJ.
Po IS: Zdruzene Slovenke Ut.
% SDZ; East End Social Club.
Posamezniki SO darovali: pc SIS
MFR. Anton Grdina st..
Pc $40: John j. Prince, kon-
Gilman, John J. Lokar NIL, Jo-
seph Cebular, John Rogelj, Jo-
seph Pozelnik, John Poznik, FIR:
Dacar, Louis Podpadec;; po Sc:
Joseph Klinec.
Po S.: Matt Petrovich, Matt
Intihar, Frank Margec, Frank
Barton, Mrs. Mary Medvesek,
Karol Kokal, MIR. in Mrs. Frantz,
Louis Ark, Mr.. in Mrs. Strauss,
Mr.. in Mrs. John Prudish, Mr..
in Mrs. Dobnikar, Mrs. Brati-
na, Mr.. in Mrs. Mike Morel,
Mr.. in Mrs. Leo Wolf. Mrs. Ro-
Itch, John Budnar, Mrs. Jennie
Klauss, Mrs. Anna Justin, Frank
Mihelich, John Koshel, Mike
Podboj, MIR. in Mrs. Leksan, MIR.
in Mrs. Joseph Kovach, Joseph
Strazisar, MIR: in Mrs. Frank
Unetie, Mr.. in Mrs. Jack Ma
rinko, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Sinko-
vic IL West Parka, Mrs. Mary
Sinkovich, West Park, Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank J. Koss, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Hribar, Vadnals Orche-
stra, MIR. in Mrs. Anton Godi-
ma, Mr.. in Mrs. John Copie,
Mfr. in Mrs. Andy Gorjanc, Sill
vester Rolich, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Terlep:
Po So: Louis Prisel, Mrs.
Mollie Vidmar, Mrs. Brate, FIR.
Human, Frank Dusa, Joseph
Cinkole Jr., Andy Sosic, Louis
Kotnik,. Anton Kern. -:
Po 81: Carl Samanich, Jack
Persky, Frank Trambush, Mrs.
Milka Perko, Carl Marsich, An
ton Kastelic, Steve Brodnik, Mr..
Siskar, Frank Mankse, Andy
Macek, MIR. Bencich, Matt Haf-
ner, Bill Koss, Frank Mramor,
Mrs. Slokar, Mrs. Louis Simon
cich, Mike Hribar, Frank Koss,
Joseph Vrabec, Jack Troha,
Mrs. Philips, Joseph Skocaj,
Vinko Godina,; Frank Doles,
Mrs. Frances Bradack, Mrs.
Anna Tusek,. Mr.. Mclaughlin,
Frank Ipavec, Jack Glazar, Mrs.
Mary Wretschko, Mrs. Frances
Kremzar, .neimenovans $3.50.
Pc 81: Mary Prelogar, Mary
Krass, Joe Pogfaic, Frank Fen
de, Mary Modic, Jim Ruzich,
Nick Brajkovich, Matt Penko,
Mary Line, Anna Boles, John
Mavrich, John cesni,, Mr.. Gin
drit, Viktor Shall, Martin Pre-.
bel in dive osebi po rs centov.
v blagu SO darovali: Marinko
Fruit Market, Josephine Seitz,
Mrs. Menart in drustvo Svobo.
da.
Vsem darovalcem sc odbor is.
kreno zahvaIjuje in zeli--se So
vec posnemaicev, ker Sc Sc, po.
birajo prispevki.
|: Ia odbor,
- G.. KoshelI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

vedno stori in obenem prpoore, da 30 kvota $f5oDoo
dosezena so. septenlbra " .,.s.
Vsi prispevli in inena Sc mai pesljejo lokalni po
druznici SANSa, ali pa naravnost nassv Siovenian
American NatonaI Council Hospitai gnd 3D96 West ~
Street. Chicago 23, Illinois.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
DAN IZSELJENCEV
" MARLBORO

DAN IZSELJENCEV
" MARLBORO
v nedeljo z. julia Sc je ma
Glavnem trgu v Marlboro vrsi-
10 veliko zborovanje izseljen-
cev, pregnancev in interniran-
cev, katerega a Sc je udelezilo
mad 5000 zrtev fasizma. Zbo-
rovanje je bio velika obtozba
fasisticnih 1netod, XII SO, hotele
uniciti napredno miselnost svo-
bodoljubnega naroda. Govorni-.
XII SO prikazali v svojih govo-
rih vzroke' velikega dogajanja,
rast kapitalisticne agresivnosti,
gospodarski in druzabni raz-
vol, XII je- privedel do velikega
spora in vlogo Sovjetske zve-
ze'v domovinski vojni, XII je sle-
dila fasisticnemu napadu. OBJ
nasiljih, XII jih neofasizem iva
ia danes mad primorskim ljud-
stvom, so govorniki ugotovili:
kakor .nasilje nj moglo STREET
1g41 leta svobpdoljubnega du-
ha, tako ga ne bo tudi danes in
primorsko ljudstvo, XII Sc bori
"a svoje pravice DO zmagalo.
Borba je slovence spremljala
skozi stiri leta vojne, borba je
tudi sedaj njih delez in v tel
borbi velja geslo: "Trd bodi, ne
izprosen MOI jekleni!"
Zanimivo je bilo opazovati
stare znance, XII so Sc
po letih srecavali, internirance,
XII so skupaj pretrpeli strahote
taborise, kako 81 pripovedujejo
in obnavljajo svoje dozivljaje.
Med mnozico SO bile pomesane
narodne nose in taboriscne uni
forne. Pc koncanih govorih in
ipevskih tockah zdruzenih mos
kin zborov sc je mnozica uvr-
stila v sprevod ter krenila z
godbo na celu po mariborskih
ulicah. v Meljsko vojasnico: Vse-
povsod, kjer Sc je: sprevod po-
mikal, Sc je nabrala ma plocni-
kin velika mnozica Mariborca-
nov.
Ma dvoriseu Meljske kasarne,
XII je sluzila 1941 leta kot zbi-
raIno taborisce vsem izseljen-
Gem, Sc je vrsil po' II. uri dru-
81 del zborovanja, XII ga je sicer
motila ploha, pa je vendar dose
glo svoj namen: oziviti spomin
ma trpljenje in ponizanje, XII ga
lje moral tukaj doziveti sloven-
ski clovek. Tukaj je govornik
Markic orisal bistvo fasizma,. XII
mu je bill krematorij kot pee,
streljanje kot uzitek, preganja-
ME kot naslada, pokazal je ma
domace izdajalce kulturbundov-
ce, XII so bill. v prvi vrsti krivi
vsega gorja. V vseh govorih je
prisla do izraza duhovna pre-
moe slovenskega cloveka, XII je
veroval v casu najvecjega nasi-
liza v zmago, XII je odhajal v
pregnanstvo pesmijo ma ustih,
ker je vedel: vrnil Sc bonn ma to
zemljo, XII. jo1 zapuscam, med
Ijudi, Hi Sc, bodo "a mas borili.
Popoldnes Sc je vrsil pevski in
In dfu&h kuiturml program 2 ma
stopom pevskesa zbora Glasbe-
me Matice. II.
FRIslORGF So 81 7. .....
1GlsADILI NOvT Dom
v soboto 20. jinija je bila Y
Ehian1porah pri Miljah sveca-
|1a otvoritev Ljudskega donna
|"Aln1a vivodap. Svecanosti' se
HE udelezilo mad 5000 ljudi, an
|tifasistov il con er a in b. Y
eneIn letu po4rtvovalnega della
|Iso si pre6iivaitf anfpora zxra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
PROSLAVA 6O-LETNICE
Grill L-METODOVE DRUzBE

Druzba sv. Cirila in Metoda :je
" nedeljo T.. julia praznovala
svojo 60-letnico. ze tednu
pred praznikom so Sc vrstile
prireditve. Tako so bila v radio
predavanja 9, najbolj pereeih
obmejnih vprasanjih. '
! sentjakobski oder je v petek
zvecer uprizoril "Tugomera". v
isoboto zveeer je bila v Operi
.slavnostna akademija. Za uvod
je spregovoril DIR. Simon Dolar,.
XII je opisal dosedanje delo druz-
be in razvil njene move naloge..
Prosvetnega ministra Wade
LRS dr.. Ferdo Kozaka je "a
stopal njegov odposlanec dir.
Stane Mikuz. Cestital je druzbi
k visokemu jubileju in Sc zahva-
iii "a velike uspehe, XII jih je iz-
vrsila prid narodni' obrambi,,
Sc posebno prid obmejnemu
solstvu. Zlasti je naglasil: ako
j. OBJ 25-letnici CMD obiskovalo
njene sole ma Trzaskem in, Pri-
morskem toliko in toliko tiso-
cev slovenskih etrok, tedaj "a
gotovo vemo,, da so to bill star
81 tiste pozrtvovalne in borbene
nladine, XII stoji danes tako
odlocno ma braniku nasih pra-
vic. sledila je predstava "Ero
z omega sveta''.
!. Obnovitveno delo- druzbe. je
ze pokazalo prve uspehe. Da-
nes je ze ma delu 20 podruznic
" glavnih slovenskih kra jih,.
drugod so v pripravi. DR.. ST.
mon Dollar je topic pozdravil
vse zbrane, med mimi ministra
"a socialno, politiko. Wade, LRS
dr.. Antona Krzisnika, zastopni4
ka univerze prof. dr.. Sajovica,
pozrtvovalno. trzasko narodno
Idelavko Milko Mankocevo, pred
sednika Glasbene Ma tiice dir.
Ravnikarja, zastopnika koroskill
Slovencev Frana Ursiea in dru-
|ge. v nadaljnih izvajanjih js
dr.. Simon Dollar zaGrtai move
smernice, po kabsrih Sc DO CMD
prilagOdila novin potrcbam Ju-
gcslavije in sodelopala a Osvo-
bedilno fronto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Ruth StOILar
 ShOwer Guest

Miss Ruth 4. stollar was guest of honor at a shower Monday evening, given by her sisters Miss Rita M. Stollar and Mrs. A. E. Vaitkus at the latters home. i54 Greenwood Avenue.
 Miss Gtollar is to be married April a to ex-Marine Corp. David M. Surtz who was recently discharged after 3 years of service.
 Among those present were: Mrs. Charles Shortt, Mrs. A. E. Vaitkus, Mrs. T. Racki, Mrs. John English, Mrs. N. Martinelli Mrs. E. Kilbride, Mrs. L. Corbett, Mrs. Surtz, Mrs. V. Mencio, Mrs. P. Desiderio, Mrs. Peg gy MoriaEty, Mrs. R. Healy, Mrs. H. Healy, Mrs. M. D. Healy, Mrs. ". Coleman, Mrs. Rose Keefe, Mrs. F. Currey, Mrs. J. Cooke, Mrs. G. Rhelan, Mrs. J. l.. Phelan, Mrs. P. !. Phelau, Mrs. Thos. Kelley. Mrs. A. Caslaman, Mrs. A. J. Stellar, Mrs Jos. EtOllar and Mrs. John 6t0llar.
 MisSes Anne Snow. Dora Rinaldi, Lena Barone. Grace Desiderio, Gen. evieve and Eileen Phelan. Helen and Julia Healy, Ruth Bakwll. Emily CoHbtt. Nell Madden. Jeanie Nut brown, Eunice Cashman. Patricia Cooke, Rita. Ruth and Jane stOllar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Anthony PiSaNi
 Guest Of Honor
Studio.

MT. and Mrs. Fulgenzio Pisani of Fairfield Avenue entertained on Monday in honor of their son, An- thony, who was honorahly dis. charged on his birthday from the 18th Engineer Base Topo. Bn. after Ss months in the service. He had been serving as staff sergeant and has just returned from Manila.
 Guests attending were Mir. and Mrs. Steven Veneri MT. and Mrs. Sam Pisani, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Coscia, Mir. and Mrs. Peter Lo- Shiavo, MT. and Mrs, Annihle Mall anga, MT. and Mrs. Marco Nervo, MT. and Mrs. Vincent Faiia, Mr, and Mrs, Henry Fabiani, Mir. ana Mrs. Angelo Colangelo, Mfr. and Mrs. Modest Valza, MT. and Mrs. John Carload, Mir. and Mrs. Marion De Eco, Mrs. Pasquale Coppola, Mrs, A. Innaimo and MT, Pasquaie DelGatti.
 Also the Misses Mary Tnnaimo, Patricia DiNatali, Josephine Cos cia, Geraldine Lo Schiavo, Flora Lo Schiavo, Rose DelGatti, Dolores Coppola, Frances Veneri, Jane To Schiavo, Antoinette Pisani and Lena PiSani.
 Also: Anthony DelGatti, Frank Di Natali, Gus Lo Schiavo, and the recently honorably discharged vet- erans Anthony Faiia, Charles Del- Gatati, Anthony Orso. Dom. Oli- vier, and Anthony CarloZZi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Public INVited
 To TeeN-AgerS Dance Tonight

A St PAtrickS dance win be spon- Sored tonight by the teen-agers of St. Marys Magdalene church, Oak vile at the church hall between Q o'clock and li;S0 o'clock. The public Is invited to attend,
 Novelty dances wlll be featured and refreshments will be served. Miss Marianne Pierce s serving as chairman, assisted by Nancy Cham- pagne,
 Named to other committees are: Anne Murphy and Edward Desjar- dinS, entertainment; Nancy Chan- pagne, Francis Foster, Philip Fam- igliette, Frances Ann Murphy, Ed- ward DeSjardins, and Marianne Pierce, decorating; Dorothy Barkus, Philip FAmigliette, and Francis Foster, refreshments; ticket com. nlittee, Alice Viello, Louise Sasso, Madeleine vaill, and Mary Reichen- bach.
 The dance committee comprises Nancy Champagne, Francis Foster, Phillip FainAgliette, Frances Anne Murphy, and Mary Anne Pierce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
CLUB NOTES
YWCA Delegates Le1Ve IOM1OrYOSC For CONVeNtiOs1


 Night delegates of Che Waterbury x.W.C,A, will leave tomorrow morn ang to attend the 1Tth national cbn- vention of that organization at At iantic City, ". J.
 Heading the local delegation will be Mrs. Mark Sperry, recently re- elected president of the Y.W.C.A., and Mrs. John Foster, vice-presi- dent of the group.
 Others attending are Mrs. Ches- ter Little, Mrs. Irene Ciohosey, Mrs. Howard Odeli, Miss TIilda Bloom, Miss Helen Little and Miss Irene walker,
 Representatives of 1S4 Y.W.C.A. groups win attend the convention extending from March 2 through April 2. Delegates will be present from Belgium, India, China and Brazil.
 Also attending will be Mrs. J. Birdsall Caiklz1s, Arlington, Va., president Of the national Y.W.C.A.
 Speakers will include Dr. Harold c. Urey, atom bomb scientist of the University oe Chicago, speaking on the topic, Atomic Energy for War and Peace": Representative Helen Gahagan Douglas, of California; Owen Lattimore, consultant to Gen. eralissimo Chiang-Kai Shek of China; and pr. Brynhovde, head of the School of Social Research in New York City.
 Various workship groups will meet during the week to study the as- poets of the national program of the r. W. c. A., including the Y.W.C.A.s' relation to the labor movement: methods of achieving international organization: world fellowship: and ways of working on the current affairs program, such as music, programs and publicity,
 Action win also be taken on bUs- tfaess meetings on leadership, mem. bersl1ip policy and practice, oriteFia for cooperation with organizations and agencies in the community, work with the national board here and abroad, and national service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
SOCIE TY
College Chapter Plans Dance Easter Week

The Waterbury Chapter College of St. Elizabeth AluEanae voted Go hold 6 dance Easter week at Q dinner meeting held last night at Dlorio's Restaurant, Bank Street. Miss Margaret Kllmartin, president, pre- sided, Mrs. Francis Fseiey was named chairman. Committees and other arrangements will bO an- nounced later.
 The Chapter also voted to act as a patron ct the annual St. Elizabeth 0lee Club concert, March ie, at Town Hall, New York City. Miss kilnartin announced that ct the April meeting of the Chapter, Mrs. Alice 3. Hogarty, executive secretary of the national alumnae association, will be q guest of honor. She will address the Chapter and show mo ton pictures of the college enuip- ment and activities,
 Those attending last night were the Misses Rosemary Boian, Lucy Bowes, Mary Dillon, Marjorie Dt- Pietro, Doris Dzlnsky, Nancy 0rif- in, Mary Gordon Hutchinson, Rosemary Kane, Marguerite Ken. naugh, Margaret Kilmartin, Marg- aret and Catherine Maloney, Helen Mccarthy, Betty Jane McEvoy, Lor- etta o'Brien, Mary Louise parsons, Jane Bergin, Anne Burns, Mary Hosey, Mrs. Henry Begnal, Mrs. Francis F'eeley, Mrs. James Teeley, Mrs. David Hayes, Mrs. Francis All. man, Mrs. Vincent Reilly end Mrs. John Aubray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
RGin1O-AntOneIH NWttiaIS Held

In Q setting of white gladioli, snApdragons and ferns, Miss Anne Antonelli, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Antonelli of Yale Avenue, and Jerry M. Raimo, son of Mrs. Immaculate Raifno of Addison Street, were united in marriage ct St. Mary Magdalene Church. A musical program was presented with Miss Teresa Tremaglio, soloist. Miss Tremaglio rendered Ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus" during the nuptial Mass.
 The bride was costumed in a white gown styled with satin top, sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice, sleeves that tapered to a point at the wrist, and a full skirt of ninon. Her full length veil of illusion fell from q crown of orange blossoms and she carried 6 shower bouquet of white roses, camellias and stephan otis.
 Miss Sue Portio was maid of hon. or, Miss Jean Madden, flower girl, and Master Matthew Slvilla was ring bearer. John Antoinelli was best mar.
 Miss rortio was attired in a gown fashioned with Q coral top, sweet- heart neckline, fitted bodice, short sleeves and Q full skirt of white net. She wore 6 tiara of white fur in her hair and carried a cascade of camellias and Sweetpeas. The flow CT girl wore white gown styled with a ruffled neckline, short puffed sleeves and full skirt. She wore a tiara of mixed flowers in her hair and carried an old fash ion bouquet of roses and sweetpeaS.
 A reception was held at the Po- fish Hall on Green Street for more than 300 guests. Out of town guests were from New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. Mrs. Antonelli received attired in a black dress with black accessories, assisted by the bridegroom's mather who was also attired in black. They both wore corsages of camellias.
 The couple left on a months trip to an unannounced destination. Upon their return they plan to re- side at 83 French Street, Water town.
 The bride is a graduate of Water. town High School. Mir. Raimo is graduate of Wilby High School and has been recently discharged from the Army after three years service, two of which were in the European rheater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
BGdt- BeSSett
 NNptiGLS Held

The Rev. John P. Sullivan offici- ated at the marriage of Miss Mary Virginia Bessett. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bessett of Wales Street, and Forest William Boldt, GEM, U.S.NS., son of Mir. and Mrs. Foster L. Boldt of Escalon, Cal. The wedding was held yes- terday morning at the Church of SS. Peter and Paul.
 The bride was attired in a dress Of old rose with white accessories and a c0Esage of orchids. Mrs. Austin White. Providence, R. T., sister of the bride was matron of honor and wore Q light blue dress with beige accessories and a core sage of gardenias and sweetpeas.
 Roland Drainville. Warren, R. T., was best man.
 A reception was held at the home pf the bride. Guests from Newport, Providence and Warren. R. l.. were present.
 The couple left on 6 wedding trip to Washington, D. C., and PhiladeI. phia. Pa. Mrs. Boldt wore a two. piece gray suit with black access sories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
SiSterhOOd Met At BrOgCN HOgif

Mrs. A. s. Brown of White Street was hostess Co tho board members of the Beth M ,slslerhood Ialosday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Hertamark presided at the tea table during the social hour before the business meeting.
 Mrs. Arthur Hnseld was named chairman Of new fund-raislng project that tho Sisterhood ss spon- Sorlng. Mrs, Wilfred Nltkin report cd that approximately 70 assorted cartons of medical supplies, dehy- drated and concentrated foods, have been packed and shipped out to tho New York offices of American Jewish Joint Distribution Commit tee, The drive on this collection will close Tuesday night, March Q. at e:S0, which is the date of the next regular meeting of the Sls- terhood ct the Beth El auditorium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
sPADOLA-RETCaENBACH

A wedding of local interest tomor- row morning will be the Spadola- Reichenbach marriage which is planned ct ll:30 ct the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Miss Ruth M. Reichenbach, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Reichenbach of Steuben Street, will exchange mar riage VOWS with Domenic E. Spa- dola, son of MT. and Mrs. R. A. Spadola of East Farm Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Community Club
 D1nce March g

The Cheshire Heights Commun- fly Club will hold 8 dance at the odd Fellows Hall, Cheshire, March @.
 At . meeting held recently at the home of Mir. and Mrs. David Cow ans, Cheshire Heights, 1t was voted to hold future meetings at mem- bers' homes until suitable property for a clubhouse can be obtained. Charles De La Vergne, newly -elec- ted president, presided.
 Ax. and Mrs. Harry Mathews will be hosts for the next meeting which will be held on next Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
CENTRELT.A.CTRIELLo

Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will be the scene of the wed- ding of Miss Phyllis Cierlello, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael Ciriello of South Leonard Street, and Frederick Centrella, son of MT. and Mrs. Serafino Centrella of WinSted. The wedding has been planned for 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
PiNOchIe Party PI0NNed March 9

A prize pinochle party has been planned by the Conoordia Singing Society March Q at the Concordia Hall on Bank Street. The party will be held for the benefit of the Southbury old Folks Home and the Albert Mueller Foundation of Hart- ford.
 Committee members in charge of the affair include 0ustave R, Kopp, chairman; Alex Drapatin, Max Willhaus, John Klrschbaum, Fritz Neubig, Mrs. Charles Hassell, Mrs. John Kirschbaum, Mrs. Hans Will- haus and Mrs. August ATbor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
JANUsAETEs-URKEYlC

The wedding of Miss Michaelina Urkevic, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. walter Urkevic of Washington Ave- nue, and Frank J. Janusaitis, son of Mrs. Joseph JanEsaitis of East Main Street, will be held at 9 o. clock tomorrow morning at St. Jo- Senh'E church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Contract Bridge

High teams in the third session Of Western Connecticut Trophy tournament held last night ct The Elton under the direction of Mrs. William sherman Smith were as follows: Section l, Martin O1Brien, M. 8. Witherwax, 60ta; Sgt. and Mrs. David Price, 66ls; Mrs. Ruth Hurlbut, W. B. Smith, 65 ls; ofilcial standing, Mrs. Hurlbut and w. s. Smith, l691e; Martin OBrien and M. s. Witherfax, l7ois. Section 2, Mrs. John McOowan. Ida BirdSell, l0S; Mrs. Wandell Wall, Mrs. James Duncan, 68; offacial standing, Mrs. Birdsell ard Mrs. Frank N. Hesse, 259is; Mrs. Leslie Rood and Mrs. McGown, 249h, Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Duncan PAS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
CHABOT.KIRKLAND

Tomorrow morning at 8:3O Miss Vivian Elizabeth Kirkland, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Mead Kirkland of Seaboard, N. C.. will become the bride of Lucien Joseph Chabot, son of MT. and Mrs. Ed inond J. Chabot of Ball Farm Road, Oakville. The wedding will be held in St. Mary Magdalene church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB


 The Thursday night session of the Cornell Bridge tournament conducted by Mrs. John c. MoTiar- ty of 60 Linden Street, resulted in the following high scores: north and south. Mrs. Charles Varian and Miss Kathleen Bowling. il9: MT. and Mrs. P. HA Jaeger, li7; east and west, Mrs. Thomas HoErigari, Mrs. s. Cocchiola, no; Mrs. Max Kraft and Miss Marion Cunning ham, i06 l-2. The official stand ing: Mrs. Varian and Miss Dowi- ing, 30S l-2; Mir. and Mrs. Earl McGann, 302; Mrs. Villa Foley and Mrs. Robert Williams, 2e5 l-2: Mrs. Horrigan and Mrs. cocchilOa. 20l l-2.