The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-05
SOCIAL :. : PERSONAL

A bridge and banquet was held at White House Tower in Cheshire last evening by the members of the Wa terbury Kindergarten Teachers asso- ciation. Card playing was enjoyed from 4:30 to 6:30 o'clock after which a dinner was served. High scores were made by Misses Cora Crompton, Agnes Fitzpatrick and Mary Kennedy. Those attending were: Misses Angela Casey, Bernice Brennan, Mary Kennedy Maud Dimmick, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Cora Crompton, Mae Ryan, Anna McDon- aid, Mary O'Connor, Margretta Jcnes, Bernice Harper, Catherine Alice Lynch, Anne Orlando, Helen s. Louis, Lucy Shanahan, Anna Coughlan, Ruth Keenan and kath- erine Barry.
 Rev Dr John Loughran of the Im- maculate Conception Church officiat- ee at the wedding of his cousin, Cy- ri: Coleman, son of MT and Mrs John l.. Coleman of Meriden and Miss Katherine Marcis Alexander also of Meriden which took place yesterday morning at 10:SO o'clock at St Roses Church in Meriden.
 The bride was attended by her sis ter, Miss Sheila Alexander, as maid Miss Agnes Alexander, Miss Alison Alexander, sisters of the bride, and Miss Mary Coleman, sister of the bridegroom. Marylynn Moore of Arlington, Mass, a ccEe-.. .- t.-o bride, was the flower girl.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of ivory satin, made with long tight fitting sleeves and train, made over a dress of chiffon and princess lace worn by the brides mother at her wedding. Her veil of ivory tulle was caught with orange blossoms which were scattered the length of the veil. She carried gardenias, sweet-peas and lilies es-of-the-valley.
 The maid of honor wore a gown of lavender organdie made with puffed sleeves, train, and a sash of pansy color transparent velvet. She wore a hat of pansy color horsehair and carried purple pansies and yell low daisies. The bridesmaids wore gowns of eggshell organdie and trimmed with sashes of pansy color transparent velvet. They wore hats of pansy color horsehair and carried purple pansies and yellow daisies. The flower girls dress was like that of the bridesmaids and she carried basket of spring flowers.
 Richard Joyce Smith of East Hartford attendde MT Coleman as best man. The ushers included Julius G. Day, Jr, of New Haven; George B. Searls of Cambridge, Mass; John O. Ives of New York; Thomas Whitman of Hartford and James J. Scanlon and Reginald F. Moss of Meriden.
 A reception followed the ceremony at the Highland Country club which was decorated with palms, iris and spring flowers. A string trio played during the reception. MT and Mrs Coleman left for New York and will sail Saturday on the Bermuda" for q months trip to Bermuda.
 The bride was graduated from AL bertus Magnus college in New Haven and has been assistant librarian at the Curtiss Memorial library in Mer- iden. MT Coleman is a graduate of Harvard university and Harvard Law school, and has recently been made a partner in the law firm of Day, Berry and Reynolds.
 Mrs Mary c. Kilmartin of State street will leave tomorrow to attend the commencement week exercises at the College of St Elizabeth, Con- vent N. J., where her daughter, Miss Margaret Kilmartin, will re- ceive her degree June 11th.
 Miss Mary E. Murphy of Willow street is spending a few days at Connecticut Agricultural College where she is attending the com mencement activities.