Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-15
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MT and Mrs Ralph Jacobs and son, Arthur, of Hillside avenue spent yes terday in Meriden, the guests of MT and Mrs Bernstein.
 Mrs Frank Shepard and her daugh- ter, Rena, of Grand street are leaving Thursday for a trip to Montreal and other places in Canada, for five or six weeks. ............
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Jane s. Fielding, daughter of Mrs w. l.. Fielding of this city, and Charles w. Pinches of New Britain.
 The Right Rev. Monsignor William J. Slocum was at Reidville yesterday afternoon and much en- joyed the game between Waterbury and Hartford. He said that even though 1t was raining he was glad he was at the grounds and only re- gretted that the second contest did not take place.
 Henry Harrison Cooke, son of Dr avenue and Waterville road, and Miss Natalie Mae Clement. formerly of New York now of this city. were married yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock by the Rev John c. Daven- port. D. D. pastor of the Second Con- gregational church. Miss Edith Buck of Hartford was bridesmaid and Dr Frank Cummings of Wash ington. D. C., brother of the groom, best man. The bride was gowned in white organdie trimmed with Va lencienne lace She carried a shower boquet of sweet peas. The bridesmaid also wore white organdie i After the ceremony reception was held at the house which was prettily decorated with cut flowers and palms. The color scheme was green and white. The out of town guests included Ellen Banks and daughter of Wallingford; Mrs c. A. Buck, Lillie Angela and Percival Buck; Mrs Lemuel Buck and Miss Bertha Buck of Hartford. Henry MacLean of Hacketstown, Pa, and Edward Buck of Dorchester. New Brunswick.
 Sunday was the twenty-fifth anni- versary of the marriage of Mir and Mrs William Alexander, and there were several Waterbury people among those who called at Monto- wese to help the couple celebrate the event. Their guests presented During the evening an excellent mu- sical and literary programme was rendered. Among those present were: Mrs Ella Clinton. the Misses Bessie. Ruth. Lillian and Jennie Clinton. c. A. Smith. C. Johnson. Miss Elsie E. Baldwin. Mrs Floyd Wiggins, Mir and Mrs 4. E. Hill. Samuel Earle. Mrs R. E. Winnie. Miss Nina Knapp. Horace Potter. Miss Minnie A. Puritan and Miss Mollie Puritan of New Haven. Mrs 4. Mathus and son. Mrs Charles Gardner and son. Mrs John Miller. Mrs Thomas Byrnes. Mrs Ann Gard ner. Mrs Joseph Laird. Miss Margar- ct Laird. Mrs A. Roy and Thomas Percy of watertOwn. and the follow ing from Waterbury: Mir and Mrs F. L. Ball. Mir and Mrs J. E. Neal. Mir and Mrs H. W. StorTs. Mir and Mrs L. M Hyde. Robert Hyde. Miss Florence Hyde. Mr. and Mrs Harry Coy, Mr and Mrs Nuttall. Mir and Mrs B. J. Mcclure. Mrs Cora Clark. Miss Iva Clark. Miss Grace Clark. Mr and Mrs R. C. Bruce. Mrs Olson and daughter. Mrs Lowenstein, Mrs Hurssy. Mrs ]. s. Faye. Waiter Faye. Miss Elsie Fave. Mrs W. H. Barker. Miss Beulah Barker. Mrs C. Pfing- stag. Miss scord, Miss Mary Jerome. chauEcey Jerome. Mrs Isaac Wilson. Misses Catherine and Ella Wilson. Miss May Pfngstag. Miss HazeI A. len. Miss Florence Brockef. the Rev " Q. Kierssed. Mrs R. N Barnes. Mrs H W Palmer. s. E. Norton and R. s. CoIbarn-