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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
Milwaukee Area
Mothers In Fete

Milwaukee, Wis. - T h e
CFU Mothers Club of Mil
waukee and West Allis will
once again sponsor a Pillow
Case Card Party, Sunday,
September Is, at 200 PM,
at KralJs Hall, COOL West
Madison Street.
Mothers are busy making
UP the pillow cases for each
table, and there will also be
a free lunch and door prizes.
We are extending a welcome
to the members of the CFU
Lodges of Milwaukee and
West Allis and assure each
and every one of them an
enjoyable time.
We held our last meeting
on Sunday, September 4th,
1855, and a good time was
had by all. We would like to
thank the mothers who had
a birthday during that month
and donated the tasty cakes.
Our secretary, Illene Eli
off, is back from her vaca-
ton, and with her tan and
blonde hair she certainly
looks like a doll. She is the
mother of three daughters
and a son, and her husband
is very active in the C.F.U.
and bowling.
Our member sister Manda
Pavicevich, of 979 So. 61st
St., is improving, and now on
the sick list is sister Mary
Sickich. Those wishing to
send cards may do so by ad-
dressing them to Mary Sic
kich, 1902 West Harrison
Avenue.
Our former kolo instructor,
Mary Cakanic, has opened
her own beauty shop at 1922
West Burnham st. We know
that Mary 10 will be happy to
have you stop in and chat
with her.
Remember the Card Party
on September 25th.
Mitzie Knaflic, Pres.
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Harbor Lodge Has
Social Scheduled

Indiana, HarbOr, Ind. -
Members and friends of the
Harborites E. S. L. $50 are
invited to attend a social on
Sunday, October 2, at the
Croatian Home.
This get-together is plann-
ed in lieu of their annual
dance. Entertainment will be
supplied by the "zvijezda"
Tamburitza Orchestra, and
tasty morsels will be sold by
the feminine members of the
lodge.
There will be no charge for
admission, so won't you join
us in an evening of fun?
Alice Dubiel, Publicity
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Uniontown Nest 81 In
Very Successful Fete

UniOntOWn, Pa. - AS Man
ager of CFU Nest 80, I wish
to express our gratitude to
brother Mike Cindric, Pres.
of Lodge 72, and the work
ing committee who were in
strumental in making our
Nest 80 picnic, on August %,
such a success. We also
would like to thank Mrs. Paul
(Agatha) Mavracic, for the
wonderful job she did in bak-
ing the rolls.
AS a result of the work
and interest shown by these
people, the Nest members
will receive a nice treat at
Christmas time.
Once again, I would like to
ask the parents of our nest
members, to please bring
their dues up to date. We are
nearing the end of the year
again and we would like to
clear our books of all back
dues.
The yearly fee for an 18
Year Term Policy is SO small
that it seems unnecessary
for any Manager to have to
remind the parents about it.
So please, if possible, at
tend the next monthly meet
ing or mail your dues to me
so that we will not have to
resort to the suspension of
any member of Nest 80.
Catherine M. Francis, Mgr.
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Mah-VaI BowIers Will
Hold Fete September Is

Youngstown, Ohio - This
is a reminder to all bowlers
of the Mah-Val-CFU League
that an indoor picnic will be
staged in the Croatian Home,
1912 w. Federal St., Sunday,
September 25. The festivities
will get under way at noon,
and hot barbecued lamb,
sandwiches and other re-
freshments will be served
from that time on.
Those who join us for the
day will be entertained with
a wide variety of folk and
modern music by the Pozega
Bros. Tamburitza Orchestra,
featuring Gus Rogan.
The proceeds from this
picnic will 60 towards dress
ing up our lady and men
bowlers in shirts and blouses,
so let's all get behind this
"shin-dig" and make it a
successful one.
Bowlers, don't forget our
bowling sessions on Sundays
at 200 PM. If you haven't
contacted your Pres. Wally
Kunovich and your secretary
do so now, so that we may
have a bigger and better lea
que this year.
n. j. Srnec, Sec'y.
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Delegate Will Report
At Next Lodqe Al Meet

CIevelan d, Ohio - All
members of "Majka Bozja
Bistricka" CFU Lodge AZ are
urged to attend the next reg
ular meeting, October 18th,
1855, at 700 PM, in the Cro-
atian Home, st. Clair Ave.
Our Delegate will give us
a report of the 9th CFU Con-
vention, and after the meet
ing we will have a "vecerin-
ka" with all home baked pas
tries.
We are also giving advance
notice to all CFU Lodges and
other organizations that CFU
Lodge At will hold a dinner
dance On New Years Eve, at
the Croatian Home, on St.
Clair Avenue.
A very delicious meal will
be served and we have en-
gagged a very popular orches-
ira for dancing. Everyone is
invited to attend this affair,
and welcome the New Year
with their friends.
An appeal is made to all
organizations, of our area, to
refrain from scheduling an
affair on the above mention
ed date. Anna Rescic
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San Francisco, Calf. -
The "Yerba Buena" Lodge
900 of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union Concert and Dance
to be held at Whitcomb Ho-
tel, on October 9Th, is gain
ing sponsorship and support
of many local prominent So
cial and professional leaders,
Mr.. George R. Reilly, men,
Der of the State Board Of
Equalization, in answer to
the lodges invitation to be its
Guest of Honor at the con-
cert, writes: 1--WE (Mr. and
Mrs. Reilly are delighted to
know that you wish us to be
Guest of Honor on this oc-
casion and are looking for
ward with great pleasure to
being with your group"
Mr.. Doug Pledger, the
crack-stories artist of Folk
Songs and Music Hours of
the National Broadcasting
Company (KNBC) 7 to 9:30
AM), said: EDO Lubich is a
great crooner like singer and
we enjoy to play his record
ings because he sings like a
true folk singer, from the
heart and soul of his people"
And he continued: II shall in
terview Mr.. Lubich at the
Whitcomb Hotew.
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Central Committee OF Chicago Lodges
Will Salute Junior Order October 18th
Talented District Nest Members Urged
To Participate In Great Fall Program

Steve Crnich, of Lodge 70;
Publicity Committee, Joseph
N. Bazdarich, delegate of
Lodge 32, Frank Krasic and
Frank Zornjak.
Seek Talented Juniors
The committee decided that
since the celebration is to be
in honor of the Junior Order
the program should consist
mainly of entertainment by
our talented Junior Order
members.
The parents of youngsters
who sing, play an instrument
or dance, and Nest Managers
are asked to contact the Com
mittee so that the program
may be arranged accordingly.
= Also taking part in the pro-
gram will be the Sloboda
Tamburitza Orchestra. Vocal,
instrumental and dance tunes
will be rendered by the young
boys and girls of the C.F.U.
Children's Home. There will
also be a few soloists and
speakers.
The committee asks for the
cooperation and attendance
of all our members and
friends in order that the Gel
ebration may be a tremen-
dous success.
Frank Zornjak, Sec'y.
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/ Nest 38b Members To
Meet On September Is

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. -
We urge all members of CFU
Nest 1856 and their relatives
to attend the coming meet
ing, which will take place
Sunday, September 25, at 2
PM, in Javor Hall. At this
session, important matters
concerning the welfare of our
Nest will be discussed.
We would also like to re-
mind the parents of men,
bers whose dues are in ar
rears to please take care of
this matter. We do not like
to suspend our members, but
we sometimes have no alter
native.
Lodge members should al
so attend meetings more fire.
quently than they have been.
We would like to see as ma
ny members attend every
meeting as did during the
time that we held elections
for Delegate to the 9th CFU
Convention. TIL e Bylaws
state that every member
should attend at least one
meeting every three months,
and not once every four
years.
Catherine Gusich, Mgr.
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Northern California Nest Members In
Program honoring Junior Anniversary
San Jose And Mountain View Youngsters
Preparing For October 9Th Festivities
Mountain View, Calf,

Mountain View, Calf. -
CFU Nest 246, of San Jose,
and Nest 542, of Mountain
View, will co-sponsor a cele-
bration in commemoration of
the 10th Anniversary of the
Junior Order of the Croatian
Fraternal Union. This affair,
which will be highlighted by
a program, will take place at
the Jugoslav Hall, Napredak,
in Cupertino, Sunday, Octo-
Der 8, 1855.
These nests are under the
supervision of mt. Hamil-
ton" Lodge 612 of San Jose
and "Sloboda" Lodge 676 of
Mountain View, whose men,
bers actively work for the
benefit and success of our
youth. In accordance with the
wish of the Committee, the
whole two hour program will
be presented by our young
ters.
Good entertainment is
guaranteed, for we know
that our brother John Filcic,
proprietor of the Slav Art
Music Shop, is busy teaching
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the youngsters our kolos and
other dances, of which he is
a master.
In addition to brother Fill
cic, we have sister Pearl Nj
kolac Brkljacic teaching our
young people Croatian and
other Slav songs, of which
she is a very capable teacher.
Cooperating with t h e s e
professional directors are our
members sisters Catherine
Labudak, Margaret Della and
Elizabeth Nikolac, who see
that the youngsters do not
miss rehearsals and that
they are obedient.
With such capable direc-
tors and leaders, as the above
mentioned, we can safely
guarantee a very entertain
ing and successful celebra-
ton.
So remember that date,
October 9, 1855. The program
will begin promptly at 2::30
PM and dancing to the mu-
sic of Mladi Marijani of Wat
sonville will begin at 8 PM.
Elizabeth NikOlac, Rep.
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Detroit Mothers
viii Stage Party

Detroit, Mich. - The Mo-
theirs Club of Nest 318-Lodge
351, C.F.U., wishes to an
nounce the first Fall affair
of the 1955-1956 season.
We are holding a combina-
tion Card and Game Party on
Saturday, September oath, at
800 PM. at the Lodge Hall,
1875 E. McNichols Road, with
prizes, refreshments, and fun
for all.
We earnestly urge all Of
the members of Lodge 351 to
come down and spend an en-
joyable evening with their
friends playing cards, gabb-
ing, eating, singing, or what
have you. The entire pro-
ceeds of the evening will be
earmarked for our Tambur-
itza Fund.
At the same time we would
like to announce that tam
buritza classes have begun,
the first one taking place on
Friday, September 16, at 700
Pm. Our instructor is the
fwell-known Andrew Benda
who instructed the Junior
Tamburitza Symphony.
We would like to urge all
parents of Nest 318 children,
who are desirous of their
children learning the tambur-
itza, to bring them down to
the Hall on Friday night. II
they have their own tambu-
rita, that much the better.
We would like to have as
large a class as possible. So
don't forget - tamburitza
classes every Friday night at
700 Pm. Card Party on
Saturday, September Oath.
One last note: - There
will be music every Saturday
at the Lodge Hall with the
Mothers Club in charge of the
solid refreshments in the
kitchen. Come on down and
enjoy yourselves.
Mothers Club Committee
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Chicago, Ill. - The Central
Committee of CFU Lodges Of
Chicago and vicinity will
sponsor this years Croatian
Fraternal Union Day, COM
memorating the 40th Ami
versary of the Junior Order,
on Sunday, October 16, 1855,
at the American Hall, 1440
West 18th Street.
At the yearly meeting of
the Central Committee, a
committee of active delegates
was chosen to complete the
plans and preparations for
the coming celebration.
Name Active Committee
The committee named was
as follows: President, Frank
Krasic, delegate of Lodge
749 and member of the Chill
dren's Home e Committee;
Vice President, Andrew Tt
mer, delegate of Lodge 1856;
Secretary, Frank Zornjak,
delegate Of Lodge 300 and
Secretary of the CFU High
Trial Board; Treasurer, John
T. Bozic, delegate of Lodge
Is; President of the Board of
Trustees, Charles D. Kruzich,
delegate of Lodge 70; assis-
tants Frank Jerbich, delegate
of Lodge 80, Louis Novalich,
delegate of Lodge 785, and
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Sydney Members Urged
To Keep Dues In Order

Sydney, N. S. = We would
like to ask the members of
CF'U Lodge 700 to pay their
dues on time to bro. Nikola
Martic, at my home, during
my stay as a Delegate at the
9th CFU Convention.
We wish to remind the
members who have not taken
care of this matter that they
will have to be suspended or
put on reserve.
Krizan Mayich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

. Scientific progress is like
mounting a ladder; each step
upward is followed by a brief
pause while the body regains
it's balance, and we can no
more disregard the steps
which have gone before than
we could cut away the lower
part of the ladder.
20. G. Sutton
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4 Tho Croa tian Eratorna

. The Croatian Fraternal
Union has available for
screening two 16mm. sound
technicolor films covering va
rious facets of the Society.
For details, bookings, etc.,
write the Home Office, 3441
Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13,
Pennsylvania.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

Q The Croatian Fraternal
Union is the largest, most
powerful and widely known
organization of it's kind in the
world.
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Greetings, Messages To Convention

Greetings, messages, wires, ETC., intended for the
9th National Quadrennia Convention of the Croatian
Fraternal Union should be addressed follows
CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION CONVENTION
HOTEL SYLVANIA
LOCUST off BROAD -. PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.
Telephone PEnnypacker $1,000
The Convention is to be convened Monday morning,
September 49, 1855 Other information pertaining to this
gathering may be found both the Croatan and English
Sections of this weeks Official Organ.
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duced with Miss Virginia
Loomis on June % at a dinner
dance at the Seawanhaka
Yacht Club in Oyster Bay,
L. I. The event was given joint
~ by Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Loomis, jr., Of Oyster Bay,
parents of Miss Eoomis.
Also presented at a dinner
dance last night was Miss Alice
de Peyster Todd. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. James Todd of
Bedford, N. Y, and the grand
daughter of Mrs. Frederic
Ashton de Peyster of New York
and of Countess Bohdan de
Castellane of Washington.
An added note of glamor at
last nights New York ball was
the presentation of Miss Maria
Cooper, beautiful daughter Of
movie star Gary Cooper and
Mrs. Cooper.
Miss Cooper, granddaughter
of Mrs. Paul Shields of New
York, is a graduate Of Mary
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Leigh Brites
Give Yule
Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Brite
entertained at a gala Christ
mas party in their home on
T'hirty-second street last night
for more than $50 Of their
friends.
Lending a festive air to the
gathering was a brightly
lighted Christmas tree in the
drawing room and another in
the walled-in garden which
was fioodlighted for the &C.
caSion.
Later in the evening. the
party gaiety was enlivened with
a performance of Latin
American dances.
Sharing receiving line hon.
ors with the host and hostess
was Nine. Vladimir Rybar.
whose birthday it was.
Guests invited were the Am
bassador of FL Salvador and
Sonora de Castro plus their
daughter. Miss Maria Teresa
Castro and her fiance, 1t.
Comdr. Dale Everhart:: the
Nicaraguan Ambassador and
Sonora de Berckemeyer, the
Thailand Ambassador and
Nine. Sarasin. the Ambassa-
dor Of Indonesia and Nine.
Notowidigdo, the Korean Am
oassador and Nine. Yang.
the Ambassador of Yugo-
slavia and Nine. Mates,
the Ambassador of the
Union of South Africa and
Mrs. Holloway, the Ambassa-
dor of Ecuador, DR.. Jose r.
Chiriboga; the Ambassador of
Honduras and Sonora de liza
guirre, and the Irish Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Hearne. 8
Others asked included Asso-
ciate Justice and Mrs. Harold
Burton. Senator and Mrs. Den
mis- Chavez, Mai. Gen. and
Mrs. Leigh Wade. Col. and Mrs.
Walter Bryte, Vice Admiral
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BY DAISY CLELAND

The most spectacular joint
debut in Washington took
place last evening. It was the
annual Washington Debutante
Ball and % daughters of the
most prominent members OF
society were presented.
The dance took place at the
Mayflower Hotel, as did the
dinner that preceded 1t for the
debutantes, their beaux and
their parents.
Washington officialdom and
residential society turned out
by the hundreds to see the
young ladies presented.
Miss Nina Auchincloss was
introduced by her father, Mr..
Hugh D. Auchincloss and Mrs.
Auchincloss and according to
the latter. the party last night
was a lot calmer than the
party Mr.. and Mrs. Auchin-
Gloss gave for Nina last sum-
mer at their place in Newport.
The event which was also a
ball took place in the middle
of a hurricane.
Others mailing their bow
last evening were Miss Linda
Barnes. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Tracy Barnes who are in
Germany and so her aunt and
uncle, District Commissioner
and Mrs. Samuel Spencer. did
the honors: and Miss Anne
Burling who was introduced by
her father Mr.. Edward Burning.
jr. and Mrs. Burnng.
A slight mishap caused Ann
to miss the dinner and picture
taking, but she appeared at
the dance later. She had
burned her face earlier in the
day by leaning too close to a
just-lighted oven.
United States Ambassador to
the United Nations Henry
Cabot Lodge came down from
New York for the event and to
escort his niece. Miss Elisabeth
de Street, in the waltz figure
which started the dance. Mrs.
Lodge was also there. The
debutante is the daughter Of
Baron and Baroness de Street
of Belgium. Only the Baroness
was present. looking chic in a
lame gown.
Others Presented
Also being presented were
Miss Louise Graham, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Graham: Miss Elizabeth Guest.
daughter of Mrs. Polk Guest:
Miss Julie Hamm. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
Hamm. jr.: Miss Bettina Hart
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Livingston Hartley. and
Miss Susan Halves, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B.
Halves.
Miss Mary Kuhn, daughter
of Mrs. Coggesall Kuhn: Miss
SorreI Mackall, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Mackall;
Miss Sophie Marshall. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
c. Marshall III: and Miss
Laura Macarthur, daughter. Of
the Counselor of the State De-
partment and Mrs. Douglas
Macarthur II were others
making their bow 10 society.
Miss Ellen MacNeille was
presented by mother. Mrs.
Augustus Riggs ~ and MIR.
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Israeli Minister
Host dt Supper

The Ambassador of Israel
and Mrs. Abba Eban were
among the many guests who
attended q supper party last
evening given by the Israeli
Minister and Mrs. Reuven
Shiloah in their Myrtle street
residence.
Others invited to attend
were: DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wade
Lathram, Col. and Mrs. David
Wainhouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Bergus, Solicitor Cen
eral and Mrs. Simon Sobeloft
and many more.
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Riggs, and others being intro
duced were Miss Carol Nc
Cune, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
William s. McCune: Miss
Josephine Mitchell. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dorsey
Mitchell; Miss Deborah Owen,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Philip S. owen, and Miss
Sheila Stoddard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Stoddard.
Completing the list were Miss
Sally Sears Thayer. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Helyer
Thayer; Miss Isabel Van De-
vanter. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Winslow B. Van De-
vanter: Miss Ann Mallory
Walker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver M. Walker, and
Miss Wendy Watts. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Philip Howell
Watts.
The dinner started at 8 and
the receiving line for the
dance at IL. The waltz figure
which was scheduled for HAS
was form e d in the Chinese
room just off the grand BALI
room. It was led into the ball
room by the floor committee
and the fathers or uncles
escorted the debutantes in to
q march. after whic h they
performed the figure. Guests
watched from the tier Of
boxes.
An Wear White.
The debutantes all wore
flowing white dresses and long
white gloves. Their flowers
were bouquets of pink carna-
lions and red sweetheart roses
with red velvet leaves tied with
pink ribbons.
The dancing to Meyer Davis
and his orchestra's music went
ON until the wee hours of the
morning. Supper was served
from 1890 on.
Glimpsed among the adult"
guests were United States
Ambassador to Spain and Mrs.
John Davis Lodge, British
Ambassador and Lady Makins.
whose twin daughters Cynthia
and Molly came out at the
party two years ago. and ADJ
miral Sir Henry and Lady
Moore.
Pretty post debutante Mimi
Mackall was there for the
festivities for her sister and
had been a hostess at a small
dinner beforehand at the
Sulgrave Club.
Miss Moran Bows
Another dinner before the
dance was given for Miss
Helen Alicia Moran by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cd. Moran. and her aunt and
uncle, Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Leigh Wade. This party for
about 100 guests also took
place at the Sulgrave and
Sidney and his orchestra
played for dancing.
The Morans and the Wades
also had a table Of their
friends at the dinner. Among
| them we're the Ambassador OF
| Uruguay and Sonora de Mora.
! the Ambassador OF Panama
and Sonora de Vallarino and
/ the iatter's sister, Sonora de
Arias tshe is the mother OF the
President of Panama.: DR.. and