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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Weddings
Galilee Shrine Members
Enjoy Large. Lawn Party
Members of the Galilee Shrine,
White Shrine of Jerusalem, end
their Mends enjoyed s luge lawn
party at the home of Mrs. Joseph
R. Neill of Academy Hill, Watertown
recently. The bridge was hi chareg
of Mrs. Felix Rodeck of Eastwood
avenue and Miss Edna Hollhan,
worthy high priestess. Mrs. William
Russell of Holmes avenue was in
van Olive Mitchell of fedgewood
avenue was honored at a miscel
laneous shower given Saturday eve
ning by her sister, Mrs. John Da
vies, Jr. Miss Mitchell was present
ed a number of gifts from . the
guests who included Mrs. John
Maxwell, Mrs. Helen Moriarty, Mrs.
Gordon Mitchell, Mrs. Edward
Kraus, Mrs. John Davies, Sr., Mrs.
Howard Hanlon, Mrs. Joseph Fan
Ion, Mrs. Edmund Hoffman, Mrs.
Frederick Manley. Mrs. Marvin
Helsler, Mrs. Arthur Peer, Mrs.
Henry Mitchell, Mrs. William Flagg,
Jr„ Mrs. William Flagg, Sr., Mrs.
William Hallln, Mrs. Mary Blake
sley, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs.
Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. Emile Par
ent, Mrs. Budd Spicer, Mrs. Sam
uel Orimm, Mrs. Herman Miller,
Mrs. Bessie Doyle, Mrs. Nellie Bo
dry, Mrs. Rena McKerney, Misses
Helen Brophy. Evelyn Fanlon, Della
Arndt and. Mary Mocklewlcz.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Hartye of
Walnut street have been spending a
/vacation in Providence, R. I.
Mrs. William Cavanaugh of Pine
street is spending a week as the
guest of relatives in Paterson, N. J.
Miss Alice Rutkin of Momlngslde
avenue is spending a few days in
New York.
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Ooodrich.^Mlss Nellie A. Browne,
Mrs. Morton Fogg, Mrs. Fred Web
ster, Mrs. Edmund Spicer, Mrs. Hall,
Miss Brown, Mrs. Jessie Phillips,
Mrs. Butler, Mrs Allen, Mrs. dear
water, Mrs. Ellen Tooker, Mrs. Hilda
Tooker, Miss Margaret Henderson,
Mrs. Agnes Henderson, Mrs. Harold
Booth, Mrs. Leon Smith, Mrs. Jane
Damery, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs.
William Wookey, Mrs. Hazel Stet
son, Mrs. Ruth Odell, Mrs. Jennie
Budge, Mrs. Wilbur Allen, Mrs.
Samuel Morgan. Mrs. Louise Mac
donald, Mrs. Elaine Paine, Miss Pau
line Kipp, Mrs. Pearl McOann, Mrs.
Leona Foss, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Cables
Mrs. A. G. Sturrup, Mrs. Elizabeth
Booth, Misses Rachel Hengeveld,
Miss Katherine Burhoe, Kenneth
Walden, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slater, Mr.
and Mrs. James Burhoe, Mrs. J.
R. Palmer of New York, Mrs.
Beatrice Royle of Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. James dine, Mrs. Orean
Holthan, Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Deane, Mrs. William Carew, Miss
Elizabeth Judd, Mrs. Harry Zl
bell, Mrs. Harry Sanderson, Mrs.
Bruno Rlefe, Mrs. Thomas Arm
strong, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nich
ols, Mrs. Fred Jackson, Miss Ed
na Holihan, Irving Hollhan, Mrs.
Edward Mraz, Mrs. Robert Ker,
Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. Theo
dore Brelthaupt, Miss Helen Jlll
son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Win
termute, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Bassett, Mrs. Louis Schmidt, Mrs.
Idris Alder son, Mrs. Hartley,
Mrs. Wesley Rood, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Hensel, Mrs. Fred Beasley,
Mrs. Violet Llnhard, Mr. smd Mrs.
Alfred Perkins, Mrs. Mildred Mar
shall, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Erk,
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Rodeck, Mrs.
Clara Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Russell Putnam, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hulsart and Mr. and Mrs. John
Gresswell.
Mr. and Mrs. William Daniels of
Highland avenue are spending a
week In Newark, N. J.
Recent Bride
—Mathes photo.
MRS. DANIEL F. HORGAN
Previous to her marriage which took place on Thursday, July 17th, Mrs.
Horgan was Miss Rose Anne Linde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Linde
9f Pine street. The couple are making their home at 279 Pine street.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Farring
ton, Jr., of Columbia boulevard, ac
companied by Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
Smith of Danbury sail tomorrow on
the Europa for a short tour of Ire
land.
Mrs. Paul Dlorlo and children of
Rose street are spending a two
weeks’ vacation at Cedar Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller have
returned to their home on Cooke
street after visiting relatives In Al
bany, N. Y.
The Misses Alice McGrath and
Catherine Dower of Poplar street
are entertaining Mrs. Patrick Mc
Grath of Newark, N. J., and Francis
Doran of Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. Edward J. Godfrey and
daughter Ann of Willow street, are
leaving today to spend the remain
der of the summer at Laurel Beach.
Misses Irene Daly of South Elm
street and Mary Burke of Holmes
avenue have returned after spending
the week-end as the guest of Miss
Mary Daly of Boston.
Misses Lillian Crafa and Angelinc
Farlno of Willow street have re
turned after spending two weeks at
Indian Neck, Branford.
Miss Evelyn Morrissey of Park ter
race has returned to her home after
spending a week In Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carolan and
children Dorothy and John of this 1
city are at Silver Sands Beach for
the month of July.
Mrs. Rhdolph Martone and son
Rudolph Jr. of Masteth, L. I., are
spending a vacation with Mrs. Ceci
lia Martone of Lawrence street. Mrs.
Marton was the former Miss Louise
Massone of Willow street.
George Russell and children of
Madison street are spending the
month of July at Silver Sands Beach, i
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Martin of
East Main street have returned
after vacationing in Bangor, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rockwell of
Circuit avenue are spending some
time at Toytown Tavern, Wlnchen
don, Mass.
r. and Mrs. O. J. Blzzozero and
i have returned to their home
Grove street after spending a
atlon at Misquamlcut Beach,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kenney and
■tmiiy of Bonalr avenue are apend
ig a month at Indian Neck, Bran
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Miss Marlon Teller of South Main
street has returned after spending
several days at Laurel Beach.
Miss Helen F. McNeal of Spring
field, Mass.,/Is spending several days
as the guest of Miss Oladys Lord
of Meriden road.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beecher of
East Main street are spending a
vacation at Lake Mahopac.
Misty Emma D'Ambrosl of East
Main street, Mrs. Lucy Oualtleri
and family, Mrs. Lawrence D'Am
brosl of East Main street and Mrs.
Louis D’Ambrosl and family of Him?
llton avenue are vacationing for
two weeks at Sliver Sands.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. Duns
moor of Bunker Hill avenue are
spending a vacation at Cape Cod.
Miss Eulalia Madden of Prospect
street has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. William Deegan of West
port.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Gordon Hutchin
son and sons of Randolph avenue
are at Hotchkiss Beach for the
month of July.
Dr. Eugene Kelley has returned
to his home In Exeter, Pa., after
spending a few days as the guest of
Miss Helen Carr of Plasa Avenue.
' Polly and Eleanor Farrington,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T.
Farrington, Jr., of Columbia boule
vard, are leaving today for camp at
Friendship, Maine, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By WM. E. McKENNEY
Secretary el tbe American Bridfe Lcayue
Pounces On First Play — Declarer Benefits By Opponent’s
Favorable Lead and Squeezes Him for
Small Slam Contract
As the days grow warmer, the
eyes of bridge players, throughout
the east especially, aro turning long
ingly to Asbury Park, N. J., where
the summer session of the American
Bridge League begins Aug. 3, and
lasts through the week. There will
so opportunity for tho competitors
In this tournament, the most im
portant of the year, to combine
Bridge play with bathing and Joining
the boardwalk parade.
One of the biggest events on
Ihe program Is the mastere’ pair
tame. The year has added many
master bridge players, and the
sntry list will be much greater
ihan ever before.
A hand played last year In this
svent by one of the younger mas
,ers, Charles Vogelnofer, Ulus
,rates how the good player seises
jpon as simple a thing as a favor
ible opening lead to fulfill a con
tact which at first sight appears
mpoeslble.
Solution to Previous
Contract Problem
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Opening lead—♦ 2. •
The bidding was quite optlmls
Ic. Perhaps, too. West doubled
ecause he did not like the sound
Today’s Contract Problem
West Is playing the con
tract at three no trump. The
opening lead is won with the
queen. West cashes his two
high hearts and one spade,
then leads the club six. What
card should North play?
A A72
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♦ A
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A J 109843
¥76
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A 10
None vul.
Solution in next
. . . I
of the slam bid. Hie choice of a
lead vu difficult, but a spade
would have looked like a better
opening.
South won the opening lead of
the two of diamonds with the nine
and then laid down the king of
trump, hoping to find Wect with
the queen. He then led the aoe
and followed with the ten, Bast
winning.
East returned a olub. Vogel
hofer won with the ace, and
played all the remaining trump.
Before playing to the last trump,
West was down to the Q-10-6 of dia
monds. the king of spades, and the
king of clubs. On the last trump, he
dropped the king of spades.
Then South led a diamond to
the ace and followed with the
ace of spades. West again was
squeezed, as he could not hold
both the king of clubs and pro
tection in the diamond suit.
(Copyright, 1836, NEA Service, Znc.)
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H.ISKARRISON AVENUE
Madison Players
Present Farce
Many local people ware In attend
ance at the performance of “Crab
Apple”, a farce In three acta by
Theodore Packard which wae pre
sented last evening at the Poet Road
theater at Madleon. The production
was most enjoyable and held the
Interest of the audience throughout
the entire evening.
The plot of the play was built
around the efforts of a family to
get the father away for a summer
vacation to tne seashore or moun-<
tains and the difficulties encounter
ed and the methods of approach af
forded many humorous moments as
well as bringing about a touch of
family tragedy now and then.
Mist Marie Watts Is
Honored At Bridge
Mrs. Anthony P. Vastola of Cables
avenue entertained yesterday after
noon at the Barnacle In West Haven
In honor of her sister. Miss Marie
Watts of Central avenue who Is
to be married on Monday, July 27,
to Joeeph Cassln. Six tables of
bridge were in play.
Weddings
DOOLEY-NORTH HOP
Mrs. Mary Northrop of Willow
street announces the marriage of
her daughter Ruth to Francis
Dooley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Dooley of Naugatuck. The marriage
took place In Carmel, N. Y„ on
July 4. .
Mr. And Mrs. William Briggs
Are Honored At Reception
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Briggs
were the guests of honor at a gath
ering of Y. M. c. A. employes last
night. After an hour of games and
music, the assembly was called to
order by Arthur L. Purlnton. Short
talks were given by Leland L. Stacy,
formerly boys’ work secretary at the
“Y"; William Dlllane, who Is asso
ciated with Bill Briggs st the “Y”
camp; general secretary, Herbert S.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Cepelak
were honored guests at a hot dog
roast given recently by Mr. Cepel
ak's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Cepelak of Frost road In celebra
tion of their first wedding anniver
sary. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph 8. Cepelak, Mr. and
Mrs. James Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Chepal, Mr. and Mrs. Steph
en Morey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul All
nut, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Single,
Misses Helen Fabian, Jennie Cepe
lak, Ruth Whitaker Lillian Cepelak,
Max Newman, Otto Lux, John Col
lins, Walter Thomas and Joseph Ce
pelak, Jr;
A party was given recently by the
Misses Lorraine Wolff and Madalyn
Card in honor of Misses Mary and
Margaret Dundon of Salem, N. Y.,
who celebrated their sixteenth
birthday. Oames were played and a
buffet luncheon was served. Those
in attendance were; Misses Edna
and Mildred Staly of Union, N. J.,
Mary and Margaret Dundon, Ann
and Lorralno Wolff, Madalyn Card
and Thomas Cullinan, Thomas
Dowling, Oeorgo Fehrs, William
Card, Joseph Regan and William
Humphrey.
Smith; ud Calvin J. Martin, aaso
ciate boys’ secretary.
Irwin W. Davis acting for the
group presented the guests of honor
with a table lamp, a brief case and
fountain pen as takens of the
friendship and esteem of their co
workers at the Waterbury T. M. C.
A. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs will move
to Rochester, New Tork, Septem
ber 1, where "Bill" has accepted a
position as boys secretary with the
Rochester Y. M. C. A.
Woodmont Arranges
Numerous Activities
Final rehearsals are now being
held for the production, “The Cir
cus,” which will be presented at the
Woodmont Country club Thursday
snd Friday evenings.
The Monday afternoon bridge was
held at the club. Mrs. Jeremiah J.
Cohane was chairman of the host
esses’ committee.
The firemen’s carnival committee
trill meet tonight at the firehouse,
rhe carnival will be from August 10
to 15, Inclusive, on the Hotel Pem
broke grounds, opposite the fire
house. Robert DiJton, Sr., is chair
man of the committee.
Misses Helen Clarke of Willow
itreet and Marlon Grayson of Cooke
street are spending two weeks at
Hampton Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Peters of South
Main street are spending two weeks
in Bridgton, Me.
Mary Quinlan
Birthday
FLOWERS
FOB WEDDING*
Coramrti and wedding bouquets
Orders executed at short aotlee.
STEVE’S FLOWER SHOP
an NORTH WAIN ST.
Phone Dap 4-8714—Night
of her
tasted 1
home was attrac
a color scheme
and
The guests
leen Hutchinson, Betty
Alice Hutchinson, Jane
Eleanor Hubbell and Mf—
Miss Josephine Hill m *.—.«»•
ton avenue has returned after
spending several days In New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Swenton of
Highland avenue have been spend
lng a vacation at Laurel Beach.
Miss Eleanor Wilcox
Terrace has returned
lng the week-end In N<
Mrs. P. H. Siebert of
spending several days In N<
City.
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amazed at how little such out-of-town calls cost,
too—especially every evening after 7 p. m. and all
day Sunday, when both station-to-etatian and per
son-to-person rates to points more than 42 air-line
miles away are reduced.