The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-04
SOCIAL

The marriage of Miss Julia Good
 year Earle. daughter of Mir and Mrs
 Reginald Wells Earle of Burns
 street. Forest Hills Garden, Queens.
 N Y.e to Herbert Victor Erickson of s Greenfield, Mass, took place Friday
 afternoon in the Russell Sage
 church in the gardens at Forest
 Hills. reception followed.
 The bride, who was given in mar sriage by her father, wore a gown of Ivory satin with fitted sleeves and a Train draped from the skirt. Her fulle veil arranged in cap fashion was held by band of pearl em-
 broidery. She carried Johanna Hill
 roses, orange blossoms and valley lilies.
 Miss Elizabeth Russell Earle was her sisters maid of honor. The at Pendants were Mrs William Roe < MacNulty of Jackson Heights,
 Queens, and Miss Eleanor Kings bury March of Cambridge, Mass.
 Eric Erickson was best man for his brother. Robert Murray Byers of Brooklyn and Charles Weaver Perry of Greenfield. Mass, were ushers.
 The bride is descendant of Ste phen Goodyear, first lieutenant gov- ernor of Connecticut and the foun- der of the city of New Haven. Her Great grandfather was the inventor 0f. the process of vulcaniZation of ] rubber. Her grandfather was the late Professor William H. Goodyear art critic, author and Egyptologist.
 Society women of New Haven and Surrounding towns, as well as from other points in Connecticut, are talk Ing an increasingly active part in the horse show rinS, as entries for the Seventh annual ew Haven horse show, at the Arena May IA, 5 and Who ride, especially in the hunting sets of Fairfield, Litchfield and Wa tertown. Oxridge and West Hartford. are fearless horse-women and enjoy showing in hunting and jumping classes which are spectacular and 2 dangerous, as well as in the saddle competitions and in driving sporty harness horses. Among those who will take part in the coming New Haven show are Miss Mary Shipman of Hartford and Watertown, a win- Ter at Brooklyn, Mrs Valdemar T. Hammer of Branford, who has a handsome new hunter as well as sev- eral saddle entries; Miss Ruth Mar ion Mackenzie of Bridgeport, who Bf1QSS WlLn Ln0 T dlTHclU IluhI anu Watertown Drag hunt; Mrs H. E. Cook of New Haven, who has en- tered in the polo classes; Miss Lu- cretia Gilbert of New Haven, Mrs Richard Carver of Westport, Mrs James A. Gillies of New Haven; Miss Elizabeth Champlain of Old Lyme and Mrs John H. Denny of South- bury. who will show jumpers for her brother, Edward Hinman of New York, as well as her own hunter.
 Mir and Mrs Rodney Chase of Church street entertained at dinner at their home Saturday evening for Miss Dorothy Mather Chase. daugh- ter O. MT and Mrs Irving H. Chase | of Rose Hill and her fiance, Edward | Thomas Carmody, son of MT and Mrs Terence F. Carmody of Watertown. whose marriage is to take place the | latcer part of the month. The guests at the dinner included Miss Dorothy Mather Chase, Edward T. Carmody, Mr and Mrs Frederick Kellogg, MT 1 and Mrs John Buckingham, Miss Betty White, Miss Katherine Beach, Miss Eliza beth Chase, Rich1rd Goss. Dutton Noble and Hon Edward Stan ley on London, England and New York city.
 Misses Katherine and Marjorie Barry of Walnut street have been spending a few days at the Dodge hotel in Washington, D. c. They were accompanied by Miss Mary J. Pohn of Greenwich.