The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-26
TERRYvILLE
 NUPTIALS HELD
Celebrated in COngrega' tiOnal Church -Leary Fitzpatrick Wedding
 Yesterday

The wedding of Miss Rena Au- gusta Emmons, daughter of MT and Mrs Raymond Emmons of Wood Court to William P. Roland. Jr, son of MT and Mrs William P. Roland of Kellogg avenue took place in Con- gational church yesterday afternoon with the ceremony being performed by Rev Spencer E.. Evans, pastor of the church in the presence of q large number of guests.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father and her immediate at- tendants were Mrs Arthur O. Kam- ems, a sister of the bridegroom as matron of honor with Miss Lillian Wildman and Miss Mabel Shanil as bridesmaids. The best man was Arthur o. Kamens and the ushers were John Dashman of New York city and Earl Gerald of Clintonville.
 The brides gown was white satin with veil of tulle held in place by a coronet of pearls and her bouquet was lilies of the valley. The matron of honor was gowned in yellow taf- feta and the bridesmaids in blue taffeta.
 The church was prettily decorated with the flowers of the season, as was the conference rooms of tho church where the reception was held following the ceremony.
 The bride was educated in the schools of Terryville and is at pres ent employed in the office of the Eagle Lock company while the groom is also employed by the same company as machintst.
 n- annouced wedding trip and upon their return will reside on Eagle street.
 Lcary-Fitzpatrick
 A pretty wedding took place yes terday morning at St Joseph's church, Bristol, when Miss Ellen Fitzpatrick, daughter of the late Annie and William F. FitZpatricK became the bride of Phillip H. Leary, son of MT and Mrs James w. Leary. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev John T. O'Donnell who also celebrated nuptial high mass.
 The bride wore gown of white flat crepe with an overskirt of ap- pliqued tulle and shawl collar of appliqued tulle. Her veil of tulle was arranged with a cap of Rose Point lace and caught with oragnc blossoms. She carried a shove. bouquet of bridal roses and lilies ot the valley. Miss Mary Comeford was maid of honor and she wore q gown of yellow embroidered organ die over taffeta with a nile green hat of horsehair, lace gloves and slippers to match. Her arm bouque, was yellow roses. Howard P. Leary I.s< I~ vr1a Following the ceremony a wed. ding breakfast to members of tho bridal party was served at the Elm Tree inn, Farmingotn.
 The bride presented her attendant with a pendant of white gold and crystal drop. The bridegroom gave his best man a leather travelling case.
 MT and Mrs Leary left later ir the day for a wedding trip to Yel- lowstone National park and the Pa. cific coast Travelling, the bride wore a silk suit of navy blue with organdie blouse. navy blue hat and slippers to match. Upon their return they will live on the Bristol road receiving their friends after August | 1st.
 Going to Wallingford The American Legion Drum ana Fife corps will leave their rooms or Saturday afternoon at o'clock fol wallingford where they will par. ticipate in a parade and field day sponsored by the Yalesville Drum and Fife corps.
 | Returns from Hospital.
 Maurice Quinlan, head paymastel at the Eagle Lock company has re- turned to his home on Divinit, street, Bristol from the Bristol hos
 pital where he has been seriousl, ill. Mir Quinlan is showing som'
 improvement in health.
 Otis D. Hough, H. D. Allen ant
 Charles Plumb, officials of the Eagle
 Lock company are In New York cit!
 on business.
 Work Of improving the Pequa
 buck golf grounds is progressinI
 nicely and much work has alread.
 been done. This work of extendinl
 Barlow street Co the course is pro
 Gressing nicely and is expected te b
 ready in another month. The q holes arc now in use on the c0urs
 and plans have bene completed C
 start work on the new club hovs
 early in ths faII.
 Miss Ruth Haii is enjoying . twl weeks yaeaiioH from her dutie
 in inc efIice of tho Eagie Lock com ! many.