The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-24
PERSONAL

The Weuuiuk LOOK piaCe 2L WdtCu Hill. R. l., in the small Community church at that place. The bride wore a gown of deep ivory satin with yoke of rosepoint lace from her mothers wedding grown. She wore 8 tulle veil and carried orchids showered with lilies of the valley. Her sister, Miss Mary Thacher, was her maid of honor. She wore a gown of yellow mous- seline de soie with large picture hat of the same color and carried blue and yellow flowers. The brides maids who included her cousin, Miss Louise Driggs of Prospect street, Miss Clarissa Wardwell of New York, Miss Josephine Post of Hartford, Miss Elizabeth E. Boas of Scranton, Miss Constance Sui- livan of New York city, Miss Vir- ginia Storm of Greenwich, a sister of the bridegroom, Miss Aida Mil liken of New York and Miss Eliza
 beth Chipton of San Diego, Cal.
 wore frocks of flower blue mous-
 seline de soie made similar to that of the maid of honor. They wore
 hats to harmonize and carljed blue and yellow flowers. Mrs Thacher
 was gowned in Q costume of tan
 lace and the bridegroom's mother
 wore a blue lace gown.
 Charles B. G. Murphy of Detroit,
 was MT storms best man and the
 usher group was made up of the
 bridegroom's brother, Richard
 Storm of Greenwich, the brides
 brother, Thomas Thacher, Jr, of
 Washington; also Dr R. Hawthorne
 Wylc of New York; J. Sterling Rockefeller of Greenwich. Wilder
 Robson of Brooklyn, N. Y.; A. A. Foote of Edgewood, N. J.; C. Dag gett Harvey of Lake Forest, III; H. W. Snow of Detroit; Richard c. Durant of Hartford; G. B. Berger of Denver, Col; R. c. Osborne of Oshkosh, Wis; W. A. Thomas of Fort Worth, Texas and l.. s. Brad ley of Mishawake, Ind.
 nounced motor trip MT and Mrs storm will live at 53 East ssth street, New York. The bride, a member of tbe Junior league. is 2 graduate ofsSt Timothy's and Brearley school and received her degree from Smith college in June. Mir Storm Is a graduate of the Berkshire school and of Yale. '28. where he was a member of scroll and Key. He Is connected with the Consolidated Textile company. The brides mother is the former Eunice Burrall and her father is a. brother of Mrs Theodore Ives Driggs of Prospect street.
 Local people who attended the were MT and Mrs Theo- dore l. Driggs. Misses Louise and Ann Driggs, MT and Mrs John M. Burrall with their three sons, Henry, J. Milton and stephen Bur- rall, Misses Mary and Lucy Bur rall, Mrs Henry s. Chase. Miss Edith M. Chase, Mrs Irving H. Chase, MT and Mrs Clarence P. Cook, MT and Mrs Leavenworth F. Sperry, Mir and Mrs Richard D. Ely, MT and Mrs harles B. Buck ingham, Dr and Mrs Edgar Still man, and MT and Mrs Seth s. Spencer of Litchfeld, and MT and Mrs Ford Jones of Cincinnati. United States Senator and Mrs Dwight Morrow, Senator and Mrs Hiram Bingham, Justice Roberts md Miss Elizabeth Roberts of D. C.. were in attend lnce.
 Miss Helen Jordon of South Will lon street was hostess recently at party given in honor of Miss Alice McGrath of Alder street. Games and dancing were enjoyed ,y all. Solos were rendered by the Misses Darnes and McGrath. A .hicken dinner was served late in he evening. The guests included Misses Keefe, Josephine Jamelle, Kurman, Lucas. Margaret Rice, Marion Shaker, Gray Anna Alice McGrath, Helen Joyce and Lester William. John sarnan, John Lawlor, Edward Smith, Donald Reynolds, Thomas White, James Farrell, William Cruse, Richard Cluney, Joseph Cooke and Francis Moran.
 Among the local people visiting Howe Caverns, Cobleskill, N. Y., Sunday, were Wallace H. Dyson md Miss Mary Curtin.
 Mrs John Pendy of Wolcott street is in New York for 8 few lays.
 MT and Mrs Peter B. Lynch and Miss Margaret Shell of oak Hill lvenue will leave tomorrow on a motor trip to Canada.
 A birthday party was held Fri lay evening at the home of Mir md Mrs Anthony Antonacci of Fuller street in honor of their Miss Lucy Antonacci. The house was very prettily decor lted and refreshments were served ate in the evening. The attend- Ing guests included MT and Mrs Anthony Antonacci. MT and Mrs Carmine DelConti, MT and Mrs John Ciullo. MT and Mrs nAthony Denua, Mir and Mrs Matthew Si- villa, MT and Mrs Joseph Arcari, Mir and Mrs Alfonso Raimo, Mrs Lucy Antonacci Of Cleveland, Ohio, MT and Mrs Anthony Lauretano. and MT and Mrs Archie Sivilla of the Misses Mary An tonacci, Eleanor Del Cont, Mary of Thomaston. Mary, Perina and Consuella Cuillo. An tonette Genua, Mary, Angeline, Anna and Flora RaimO and Lucy the Messrs Joseph Rai- mo, Dom and Matthew nAtonacci. Matthew Michael and Anthony Lauretano of Thomaston, Maria and Edmund Del Cont, Joseph John Sevilla, Mario and AL bert Genua, Hugo Pilla of Cleve- land, Ohio, and Peter Cuillo.
 Miss Mildred Heseltine, daughter of MT and Mrs Robert A. Heseltine of this city, was married to Paul A. Merkle, son of Dr and Mrs George A. Merkle of Minersville. Saturday evening in the chapel of the Sec ond Congregational church here by the Rev John R. Coombs.
 Miss Gertrdue Heseltine. sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and the Misses Agnes Frew and Cath erine Phyfe of New York were bridesmaids. Harold Carther of Bethlehem, Pa, was best man.
 The bride is a graduate of St v onhnnI iN NAvu