The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-27
SOCIAL .. PERSONAL

Invitations f0 the annual dinner of the Connecticut League of Na- tl0n'e association in the Town and Country club. Hartford have been issued. After dinner speakers will include Mrs Florence sGuertin Tut tie end Frederic Rene Coudert of New York city. Miss Marie Kim ball Page is in charge of the arr rangements/ flor the meeting and the dinner committee includes MT and Mrs George Hauck, Mir and Mrs Edward D. Duffey, MT and Mrs WaIdron c. Beekley, Mrs j Beehley acting as chairman. The committee of 50 sponsoring the dinner includes: Bishop E. Cam pion Acheson, President James Rowland Angel, President Rob- bins ". Barstow Hon. George K. Bassett. N. H. Batchelder, Miss Katherine Blunt, Miss Mary Bull Mrs Frederick s. Chase, Howell Cheney, Henry H. Conland, Mrs Ansel c. Cook, Berkeley Cook, Gov. Wilbur L. Cook, Berkeley Cook, Gov. Wilbur l.. Cross, Hon. Hon. Homer s. Cummings, Prof. H. M. Dadourian, Miss Albert c. Edeil Rabbi Abraham J. Feidman, Mrs Mrs Herbert F. Fisher, Harrison B. Freeman, F. Spencer Goodwin, Maynard T. Hazen, Charles c. Hemenway, Miss Mary R. Hillard, Daniel Howard, pr P. c. Hammer CT, Arthur Reed Kimball, Mrs Ed ward H. Lorenz, Dr W. Douglas Mackenzie. Mrs Hiram Percy Maxim, Bishop Maurice Francis McAuliffe, President James L. Me- Conaughy, Dr Edwin Knox Nit chell, Mrs Randolph Palmer, Ma son, George P. H. Nicholson, Presi- dent Remsen B. Ogilby. Miss Marie Kimball Page, Prof Henry A. Per- kins, Miss Caroline Ruutz-Rees, Mrs WilIiam H. St John, Clement Scott Maurice s. sherman, Mrs Herbert Knox Smith. SSsa1f& stod- dard, Mrs Paul F. Sweet ~ft5faSSet 56iiaaSSet D. Taft, Miss Anne Eliot Trumbull, | Archibald A. Welsh, and Mrs Jo- sepha Whitney.
 A wedding of local interest took place in Easthampton, Mass, last evening when John Calvin God dard, Jr, of Prospect street, son OL xb0N UT JOHU Ss OA Salisbury and Miss Airline Beatrice Evans, daughter of Mir and Mrs Alfred +. Evans of Springfield were united in marriage. The ceremony was performed at St Phillips Epis- copal church in Easthampton, Rev George Taylor, cousin of the bride, and Rev John Goddard, father Of the bridegroom, officiating. C. Allen Goddard acted as best man for his brother and the ushers in- cluded: Dr Andrew J. Jackson of this city, Charles H. Davis of Cheshire and Clarence Evans, brother of the bride.
 A reception for about 100 guests was held at the parish house fol- lowing the ceremony. The couple will sail tomorrow on a cruise to Havana and South America. Upon their return they will reside at Al Prospect street. MT Goddard is a graduate of Williams College and is associated with the insurance firm of Williams and Brown.
 Out of town guests included MT and Mrs Charles H. Davis, Miss Rose Davis, Donald Davis, MT and Elizabeth, Joy, Brenda and Charis Allen Goddard and John c. God dasd. Mrs Edith o. Ladd and | Mynart Ladd, Miss Marion Kirby, | all of Cheshire, Miss Harriet Clark of Baltimore, Md, Mrs Howard Aller and Miss Edna Aller of Brooklyn. N. Y., Mir and Mrs Joseph B. Stamp of Lynbrook, L. l., and Mrs Lydia c. Morton of Birmingham, Ala.
 Thomas Fleming has returned to | New York after spending a few | days at his home on Ridgewood | street.
 stephen and Edward Bergin, | students at Holy Cross, are spend- | ing the Thanksgiving recess with | their parents, MT and Mrs Patrick | s. Bergin of Willow street.
 Mrs A. Rood of Bridgeport has returned after visiting her sister, Mrs E. Madison of Lone Oak ave- nue.
 Mir and Mrs Robert L. Coe of Grove street have been spending a | few days in New York where they | were registered at the Waldorf [ Astoria hotel.
 Vaughn Gooding of Fordham university Is spending several days | at his home on Waterville street.
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