The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-16

Miss Frances Jayne Rathbun, daughter of Mir and Mrs Frank Jay Rahbun of New York, has chosen June l as the date of her marriage to Everett Taylor House, Jr, son of MT and Mrs Everett Taylor House of Pennington. The ceremony will take place in the chapel of the Be- loved Disciple of the Church of the Heavenly Rest in New York. Miss Rathbun has chosen Miss Ruth II. Sterling for maid of honor and Miss Anita House, sister of MT House, and maids. MT House win have his father for best man. The ushcrs will include H. Hoyt Freeman of Hartford; E. Clinton Fowl of For est Hills, Lf. l., H. Francis Morse of Montclair, N. l.. Edmund w.. Poor Stewart D. Richards and H.. Harold Blomcley of New York. Mir House is d former Taft school stu dent.
 Announcement is made of the coming marriage of David Segal, son of, Mir and Mrs Morris Segal of Hartford. to Miss Mary Elizabeth Hennessey of New York, formerly of this city, which will take place on Tuesday at the church of the Transfiguration, in New York city. Miss Hennessey is the daughter of Mir, and Mrs James Hennessey of this city.
 Miss Martha E. Traver, daughter of Mrs Frank Monroe Traver of Market street, will be married to Edward V. Galloway. son of Mrs Mary E. Galloway of New Paltz, N. Y., at the First Methodist churcl; on Saturday, the 30th. at , o'clock. Miss Trayer will have for her maid of honor, her niece, Miss Ruth Dunn, and for her flower girl. an other niece, Miss Bessie Bergin. The best man will be Miss Traver's brother Frank Travcr, and the ush- CTS will include another brother, Walter Taver. brother-in- law, John Begin, and two nephews, Ray mond Dunn of this city and John Sherwood of Bridgeport. The solo ist during the ceremony will be Miss Traver's sister, Miss Mabel Traver of New York, and the ac- companist will be Mrs Otto Wilke.
 Mrs Margaret Barry of Baldwin street, Watertown, entertained at d card party at her home Thursday evening, the proceeds being donated to St Johns building fund. Mrs Oscar Jarlott and Mrs William Walton assisted Mrs Barry as host ess. Among those attending were: Mrs John Murphy. Mrs James Caf- fiery, Mrs John Kelley. MT and Mrs Charles P. Ross, Mrs George Adams, Mrs Wilbur Hewitt, Mrs David Da- wis, Miss Blanche Woodward, Mrs James McGough, Mrs Martin Me Cough, Mrs Helen McGough. Mrs Irving r. Campbell. Mrs Edward Keilty, Mrs John A. Shields. Mrs John Holleran, Mrs Mary Flynn, Katherine Ryan. Mildred Burns. Mary Slason. F. c. Slason. Mrs Clayson Odell, Miss Mary Keilty, Miss Mary Farrell, Miss Margaret Kane, Mrs E.. H. Coon, Sarah ONeil. Sadie Delaney, Nellie Sullivan, Mary Sullivan, Mary K. Daly. Gertrude Hartley, Kathleen GilBert. Peg Nc Kenna Mrs M. J. Eustace, Mrs H. J. O'Neill, Mrs c. Burns. Mrs M. Grenierf Mrs Ray Leonard. Mrs D. G. Sullivan, Miss Evelyn Balch. Miss Alice Sullivan, Mir and Mrs George Demarest, MT and Mrs Charles Demarest, MT and Mrs Rus sell Hard. Mrs James Loughlin, Miss Katherine Wallace. Mrs Thom- as F. McGowan, Miss Minnie Han ming, Miss Agnes Tanning, Mrs M. McFadden. Miss Annie Dunn, Mrs Betty Fitzpatrick, Lorraine Daley. Helen M. Barry, Miss Nellie Fitz- patrick, Miss Bridget Moyles. Mrs Louis Gilbert, Miss Kaye Scanlon, Miss Eileen Scanlon. Miss Hannah Naylor, Miss Eileen Eustace. Mrs Elizabeth Demarest, MT and Mrs Richard Demarest. Mrs John Nor ton, Mrs Michael Hannon. Miss Ger trude Miller, Mrs Edna Walton. Catherine R. Worsley. Miss Peggy Barry, Mrs oscar Jarlett. Mrs Mar garet Barry, Michael Harris, Rich ard Demarest, J. Richard Daley. Joseph J. Barry, Peter Dunn. Jo- seph Moriarty. Patrick. Tehan and Edward Coon, Jr.
 The Freshman class of Albertus Magnus College, New Haven, will entertain the faculty and members of the student body at a tea In Imelda Hall tomorrow afternoon. May IT. Decorations will be car ried out in a color scheme of laven- der and the flowers used will be lilacs, sweet peas and tulips. The Howard Twins, pianists, will furnish the entertainment. Miss Josephine Lee of Danbury. vice-president of the class, Is chairman of the com mittee and will be assisted by Miss Betty Clancy, Miss Christine Leon- ard and Miss Sally Gallagher.
 Mrs. Elnathan Black of the North field road is visiting for a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Gould at their home in Bayone. N. J.
 Paul Thorell of New York city has been visiting with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Thorell at their home on Sycamore lane.