The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-08
PERSONAL

terrace ana UT WaiLer 4A' OebeuS, SUI and Mrs E. Selens of North Main street took place yesterday at St Jo- seph's rectory. Rev Joseph Kaz- lauskas performed the ceremony. Miss Eldora Lillian Oliver, was the only attendant of the bride and John |Steponaitis, Jr, was the best man.
 The bride wore a frock of flesh Alencon lace and wore a flesh horse- hair hat. She carried an arm bou- quet of lilies of valley and sweet heart roses. The maid of honor wore a frock of mousseline de soie with a flesh and poudre blue flower design and wore a poudre blue horsehair hat. She carried bouquet of but terfly roses and forget-me-nots. The brides mother wore dress of black land white chiffon with accessories to correspond and the bridegroom's mother wore lowered chiffon frock with accessories to match.
 A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom following the ceremony. Out of town guests att tended from Cornwall, Bristol, New Haven, New York, New Jersey and Boston.
 The couple left on an unannounc- ed wedding trip, the bride wearing la skipper blue travelling dress. Upon returning they will reside at S92 North Main street.
 The bride is a graduate of Wilby high school end the bridegroom is la graduate of Crosby high school land the University of Maryland Dental college.
 Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, daughter of MT and Mrs Joseph P. Kennedy of Crescent street has been elected to the committee in charge of the Sum rise breakfast which is to be con- ducted by students at Albertus Mag nus college at East Rock, N. H., during commencement week.
 Miss Antoinette Zeber, daughter of Mrs Anna Zeber of South Leonard street and Joseph Synkewecz also of South Leonard street were united in marriage yesterday morning at $ o'clock at St Joseph's church, Rev Joseph Valentiejus performing the ceremony and celebrating the nup- tial mass which followed. The att tending couple were Miss Helen Zorske and Joseph Segevich.
 The bride wore q gown of robin cSS Dluc pOlHL U CoPlAI WASih VI horsehair to correspond and carried calla lilies and white roses. The bridesmaid wore a gown of coral chiffon with black horsehair hat trimmed in coral and carried Madam Butterfly roses. Following the cere- mony, a reception for about 75 guests was held at the home of the bride. Out of town guests included MT and Mrs Machuley and family of New York and MT and Mrs Orpheus Ermin of New York.
 MT and Mrs Synkewecz are to make their home in this city upon returning from their wedding trip to Atlantic City. The bride is a grad uate of Wilby high school.
 Mrs Charles H. Ups0n, Jr, of Columbia boulevard and Mrs Robert l.. Munger of Watertown are in New York for a few days stay at the Ann bassador hotel.
 Mrs Harry Daw and daughter have returned to their home in Washington, D. G., after spending several days with Mrs Daw's mother, Mrs Joseph Williams of the Thomas ton road.
 Senior activities at Marywood col lege started yesterday and will con- ,tinue throughout the month until May 31st at which time commence ment will take place. Miss Marion Cavanaugh, daughter of Mir and Mrs Michael Cavanaugh of John street and Miss Ann Toomey, daughter of MT and Mrs John Toomey of Willow street are the local girls who will be graduated from the college.
 The list of activities include: A supper dance which was given lasr evening in honor of the seniors by the St Elizabeth's Guild; the music club dance which takes place to- day and the following future gather ings: May 22, Alumnae ball; May 24th, Light Night; May 25th, Under classmen luncheon; May 26th, tea; May 27th, class day and class night dance; May 28th, Baccalaureate mass; junior tea and presentations; May 29th, College gum" and spring prom; May 3Oth. Alumnae banquet and reception and May 31st, commencement with Dr Fulton Sheen as the speaker.
 HG Wcchly llCCllIS OL thC DOoo was held in the commit tee room of the Central Y. M. c. A. last night, the president, William Shatas presiding. A construction was read, approved and adopted. Arthur Stein and Lomer Manseau gave a report on sweaters and em- blems to be used by the club. AL bert Portman and Louis Ranslow were nominated by membership. It was decided to hold a private dance at the "Y" on the goth. Edward Nell son and Otto Shatas were appointed to arrange the music while the en- tertainment committee includes Will liam Sheriff, chairman, George Stanton and William Sutton. Will liam Shatas and Joseph Kushlis were appointed a committee to charter d boat for a moonlight sail on the Con- necticut river next month. George Stanton and William Shatas were elected to the "Y" council.
 At meeting of the Graduate Nurses club held this week, final arrangements were made for food sale to be held at the club rooms on Thursday, the 14th. Miss Flor ence Anderson is chairman of the committee and is being assisted by Miss Elizabeth Somers Miss Elizabeth Kirk and Miss Mary Taber.