The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

UT interest to local members of the summer colony at Watch Hill, R. l., is the marriage of Miss Mary Hunter Marston, daughter of MT and Mrs Hunter s. Marston of New York and Watch Hill, and James Layng Green, son of MT and Mrs Ashbel Green, also of Watch Hill and New. York, which took place Wednesday afternoon in the River side church, New York. Rev Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor of the church, performed the cere- mony.
 Miss Elizabeth Marston, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor, and Mrs Frederick B. Alexander, Jr, was the matron of honor The bridesmaids were Miss Ottilie Schreiber, Miss Agnes Green. sister of the bridegroom, Miss Catherine Jones, Miss Florence V. Watts. Miss Margaret Shook, Miss Anita Shields. Miss Peggy Tyner. Miss Pickett Davis, Miss Anne Maxwell and Miss Mary Lillian Uppercu.
 Stockton Green attended his brother as best man and ushers were Ashbel Green, Jr, brother of the bridegroom. Edgar l.. Marston, 2d, and George c. w. Marston, brothers of the bride, Walter s. K. Taylor, Charles F. Grimes, John fred H. S. Peabody, John M. Case, Lewis and Percy Owen.
 A small reception followed the ceremony at the Colony club. MT and Mrs Green left for an unan- nounced wedding trip and on their return will reside in Old Green wich.
 The bride attended the Westover school and Miss McLean's school in Paris. She is a member of the Junior league. MT Green attended the Taft school and was graduated from Yale university.
 Mrs William Carew, Jr, of Frost road entertained at her home re- gently at a birthday party in honor of her daughter, Betty. who cele- brated her sixth birthday. Enter tainment was enjoyed and de- licious luncheon was served. The guests included: Elisie Mcdonald, Caroline Wilson, Gertrude Carew, and William Boyd, Thomas Boyd, Robert Boyd, William Wilson, Jr, Jack Wilson and James and Jack BBoyd, and Mrs William Hallinan, MT and Mrs James Wilson, MT and Mrs Thomas Watson, MT and Mrs Bert Boyd and MT and Mrs Will liam Carew, Jr.
 Miss Celine Rooster, daughter of MT and Mrs Herman Rooster, of Columbia boulevard, and Miss Bet ty Rand of New Haven, who at- tend the Yale School of Art, were members of the committee who as- sisted in designing the scenery for the play "A Dolly's House." to be presented by the Little Theater Guild of New Haven on Thursday evening at the Little theater. The play will be repeated on Friday and Saturday evenings and at a matinee on Saturday afternoon. The members of the faculty of Slocum school entertained at a dinner and bridge at White House Tower Inn in Cheshire recently in honor of Miss Alice Gibson who is to teach vocal music in the high schools, Miss May Garrity who has been transferred to Driggs school and Miss Ethel Bland, a former gymnastic teacher at Slocum. Those present were: Misses Anna. F.. Pagan, Margaret Keenan, Mary E. Lovett, Winifred O'Reilly, Ade- line L. Fitzpatrick, Renora Barber. Mary c. Nelson, Evelyn A. Lawlor, Marian c. Bagley. Celinda J. Wake lee, Mary Mack, Catherine M. Crean, Margaret M. Conway, Ethel M. Egan. Anna Pukas, Mary Stevens, Anna Niland, Alice M. Foley, Katherine Dodd, Alice Mc- Larney. Madeline Guevin, and Mar garet Buckley.
 the home of MT. and Mrs. Nich- olas J. Greece of Bishop street on Friday in honor of their daughter, Angelina, who observed her ninth birthday. Games and music were enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Angelina Greece, Rita Pernatozzi, Mary Donnelly, Mary Meegan. Christina Daharina, Catherine Feest, Mary Carney. Evelyn Pecci, Eleanor Peccl, Victoria Greece, Robert Cb'occo, Nicholas Greece, Jr., and Joseph Greece.
 Mrs Edward l.. Bowling of Hart ford entertained the members of her local bridge club at luncheon and bridge at her home on Satur- day. Two tables were in play. The guests included: Misses Madeline Tierney. Margaret Kilroe, Rather inc Kilroe. and Mrs Vincent Begg. Mrs Mark Tierney, Mrs William Moran of this city and Mir and Mrs Raymond Mullaney and Mrs