The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-06
PERSONAL

Miss Agnes Claire Brothers is is- suing invitations for q piano recital at her home 448 Willow street, by Louis Anthony Boisvert, Tuesday evening, February 17th. MT Bois- vert will be assisted by Katherine Moran Pape, soprano.
 The members of the Junior Hadas- sah entertained at a Dutch supper and bridge at Sossin's restaurant last evening. The hostesses were Miss Ida Isaacs. Miss Rose Birenbaum, Miss Goldie Sossin, Miss Bertha Cohen, Miss Jean Gutowitz, Miss Rose Karnofsky, Miss Cecilia Ruben stein and Miss Hannah Sachs. In addition to the hostesses the guests included: Misses Grace Moskowitz. Esther and Sylvia simon, Mae and Sarah Katzman, Blanche Bisnovitz, Minnie Fishman, Charlotte Solo, Cecilia Gilden, Esther and Eva Gartzman, Anne and Ruth Kosow- sky, Marcia Plutzik, Leah Moskowitz, Mollie F. Harris, Dorothy Kutin. Clara Moskowitz. Pauline Miskey. Leah Goldberg. Rae Epstein. Rose Schryer, Dorothy Karno, Belle Levy of Thomasotn, Laura Karnofsky, Mae c. and Esther Rosengarten, Sadye V. and Sophia A. Franken. Paulette Wolozin, Dorothy Danen, Mrs Diana Simon and Mrs Joseph Goldberg.
 Miss Katherine Hoppin Richmond. daughter of MT and Mrs l.. Martin RIchmoEd, of 116 East Sixty-third Street, New York, became the bride of Comp'on Rees, son of MT and Mrs Harold E. Rees. of 145 East FIfty-Fourth street. Manhattan, yes terday afternoon at SunninRhill. the Richmond country home. The we'd ding was to have taken place next spring, but was advanced because Mir Rees must be in Paris by Feb- | ruary 15 to begin work with the Bankers Trust Company there. The wedding guests were limited to the relatives and intimate friends. | Mir Richmond gave his daughter IT, marriage. She wore the wedding dress and tulle veil which had been worn by her great-grandmother
 Elizabeth Day, when she was mar
 ried to Tnomas A. Thacher. Her veil was fastened to a cap of old rose
 point lace. She carried an old fash-
 toned bouquet of valley lilies, white
 vlolets ard camcllias.
 l
 ter's only attendant. She wore ball
 grown of yellow taffeta, which had been worn by her grandmother. Mrs l Louisa Walker Green, wife of Judge
 Ashbel Green. With 1t she wore a
 flat hat of yellow silk, and carried an old fashioned bouquet of variesated flowers.
 Pennington whitehead was best
 man. There were no ushers. The ceremony was performed in the liv-
 ing room ky the Rev Guthrie Specr.
 pastor of the Brown Memorial
 church, in Baltimore. The Rev. Mir
 Speers is Mrs Rlchmonds brotnef-
 in-law.
 MT and Mrs Recs sailed on the
 Aauitanla today and will live !n
 Paris for the next two years. Their
 engagement was announced last
 June. The bride, who was a debu-
 tante of iast year, was graduated
 from Weftover and Is q member ot
 the Junior league. She is grand-
 daughter of the late MT and Mrs Thomas Thacher, of New York and
 Tenafy, N. J.. and of the late MT and Mrs David Richmond. MT Rees
 was graduated from St Paurs school
 Concord, V. H., and attended Prince
 ton in the class of '31. He is a l IUcIlDcT u lHc Ivy tiup' VII AA''
 mothers side MT Rees Is q gran1-
 son of the late MT and Mrs Barnes
 Compton. He Is also q grandson of
 the late Mir and Mrs Arthur F. Rees.
 The bride is niece of Mir and
 Mrs Theodore Ives Driggs of Pros
 pect street, this city. MT and Mrs
 Driggs and their three daughters,
 Misses Anne, Betsy and Louise
 Driggs were guests at the wedding and reception.
 | Mid-year social activities at
 Marywood college. Scranton, Penn. start this evening with the annual Junior prom which promises to be
 one of the most successful events of the year. The Hotel Casey in Scran- | ton will be the scene of the dance and decorations will be carried out | in color scheme of gold and
 white. A class banner will predom- mate among the decorations, being splendorized by the use of spot | lights which will ebb through 6 banking of palms surrounding the orchestra. Among the local girls
 who will attend and their escorts include: Miss Marion Cass of Ham, ilton avenue with GilrOy Jessup, Pa i;
 
 street with Joseph Barrett of Pitt
 ston. Pa; Miss Anne Fryer of Silver
 street with Jerry Gibbs of Wilkes
 Barre, Pa: Miss Helen Carr of Pla-
 ga avenue with James Gaynor of Scranton, Pa; Miss Ann Toomey of Willow street with Ralph Heile of Scranton and Miss Marion Cavan- augh of Johnson street with Ken
 meth Tompkins of Jermyn, Pa. Rog- | CT Colwell of Willow street will at tend with Miss Ruth Kilgallen of Pittston, Pa.
 On Saturday afternoon tea dance will be held at the recreation |, room of the O'Reilly hall from 3:30 l to 6 o'clock. The alumnae of the col- | lege will sponsor valentine dance | to be held on the eve of St Valen- tines day, the proceeds of which will be donated to the building fund.