The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-27

Mir and Mrs Donald Gaffney of New Britain are spending the week. end in New York city. They are of New Britain who is sailing to spend the summer in Europe.
 The National society United States Daughters of Eighteen Hun dred and Twelve, State of Connecti- cut, celebrated it's twenty-fifth birth day yesterday at the New Haven Lawn club, when luncheon was served followed by most interest ing program, which was opened by the Salute to the Flag and the sing ing of the Star-Spangled Banner.
 Among those present from New Haven were: Miss Stella Baldwin, Mrs Chester A. Bailey, Mrs Daniels A. Blakeslee, Miss Phebe L. Blakes- lee, Mrs Asa c. Bushnell, Mrs Adel- bert w. Flint, Mrs Richard W. Law, Mrs Lyman Law, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Charles F. Merwin, Mrs Herbert H. Smith, Mrs Charles H. Stockder and Mrs ogden White. chairman of ar engagements. From Groton: Mrs Charles H. Adams, Mrs Buckingham, Mrs Sanford Meech, Mrs George o. Miner, Miss Mary Adelaide Randall, Mrs Joab B. Rogers. Those from Hartford were: Mrs Clarence F. k. Jenne, Mrs Harry R. Williams, Mrs Walter c. Faxon, Miss Alice M. Gay and Mrs M. Goode Wolfe, West Hartford. From Stamford were: Mrs Joel M. Anderson, Mrs c. A. Moser and Miss Sara Mead Webb; from Bridgeport: Mrs Charles H. Arm strong, ST, Mrs Clarence o. Lister, Mrs Evelyne Greeley Lynne, Mrs Charles B. Nichols and Mrs Fred erick A. Strong; from Fairfield: Mrs Anna Gertrude Shelton Barlow and Mrs Jean Shelton Warner; others were: Mrs Frederick H. Benton of Wallingford; Mrs Drayton w. Bush nell, president of Iowa society; Mrs Samuel z. Cheseboro and Mrs George F. Costello of Mystic; Mrs Herbert I. Crandall and Miss Alice Greene of New London; Mrs Mont gomery of Simsbury; Mrs Franklin $. Slauter of Derby; Mrs John How ard Smiley of Windsor; Mrs Louis Won Lott of Waterbury; Mrs Flu gene F. Wells of Stratford.
 Professor Alexander J. Aleksis, local organist and son, Robert, have left for Washington, D. C., and places of interest enroute. During their visit they will be the guest of Dr M. J. Bagdonas, charge d'affaires of the Lithuanian legation.
 MT and Mrs James Garland of Kenmore place, Brooklyn, New York announce the coming marriage 0: their daughter, Margaret Mary to Louis J. Riley of New York. The wedding will take place on July 7th at 10 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady Help of Christians in Brook lyn, IN. Y. Miss Gartland frequent ly visits her aunt, Mrs Mary Shel- ley of South street.
 MT and Mrs Stanislaus Normand and daughter Beatrice of Philadel- phia are spending two months at their cottage at Lake Hitchcock.
 Mir and Mrs Maurice Perrault of Detroit are visiting MT and Mrs Will fred Despins of South Elm street.
 ore and Nomad clubs of the central Y M c A held 8 social and dance at the west lobby last eve ming. The committee in charge 1n- cluded: Michael Calo. Joseph Bend CT, Joseph INdSI, WAiAdHt oWoShSyb Jsadore Goldstein and Frank Gartz- man.
 A wedding of local interest takes place this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Church of Christ in Milford when Edwin Ambrose Wells. son of Mrs Edward A. Wells of Windsor street, is married to Miss Anita Ann Smith, daughter of MT and Mrs George w. Smith of Milford. The ceremony will be followed by a re- ception at the brides home. Miss Emile E. Smith will be her sisters maid of honor. and the bridesmaids will include Miss Harriet Mills and Mrs Lawrence Meyers of Milford. Miss Ruth Hinsch of New York and Miss Marion Wells of this city, a sister of the bridegroom. l.. Burton Chapman, Jr, of Coniston avenue is to be best man and Max Kiessling. Jr, and Daniel Haywood of this city and Mark c. and Lawrence J. Mey- CTS of Milford. will serve as ushers.