The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-16

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 Of interest to society is the an- nouncement of the marriage of Miss Elna Ziroli, daughter of MT and Mrs O. c. s. Ziroli of Fairfield, to John Carroll Beatty, jr, son of MT and Mrs John Carroll Beatty of Beverly, N. J., Saturday afternoon in the home of the brides parents. The Rev John H. Grant performed the ceremony. The brides only attendant was her sister, Miss Oresta Ziroli, and Don- ovan J. Murray of Richmond, Va, served MT Beatty as best man. The bride is graduate of Wheaton col lege and is a member of the Little Theater league of Bridgeport. MT Beatty is a graduate of Haverford college.
 Helen Gilman, Nichols, daughter of MT and Mrs John Taylor Nichols of Cambridge, Mass, will be married to Walcott Bishop Thompson, son of MT and Mrs J. Walcott Thompson of Salt Lake City, Utah, in the Christ church at o'clock. Miss Nichols made her debut two seasons ago, and is a member of the Junior League. MT Thompson is @ Yale alumnus and graduate of the liar yard Business school, and is now living in Boston, where the couple plan to live after their marriage.
 MT and Mrs E. s. Sanderson of Buckingham street are guests at the Chalfonte- Haddon hall during their sojourn in Atlantic City.
 MT and Mrs w. H. Rippere of Holmes avenue are guests at the Brazilian Court, Palm Beach, Fla, where they will visit for a month.
 Miss Ann V. Saunders, R. N. of New Haven, was the week end guest of Miss Marguerite Stoddard of Gen. tral avenue.
 A college bridge is to be held to- morrow afternoon at the Waterbury Women's club. Eighteen tables have been reserved for the affair. Mrs Robert Hill Leach and Mrs Clifford Hollister will be the hostesses and will serve tea in the lounge. They are to be assisted by Mrs Amos Lam- phear Mrs William Slater, Mrs Wer- ner Hoffman and Mrs John Foster.
 Colonel and Mrs Seery Hayes of Wooster, Mass visited yesterday with Colonel Hayes mother, Mrs Ellen Hayes of Prospect street.
 Mile Anna Metz and Miss Ruth Chandler, both members of St Mar garet's school faculty, are spending the spring recess as guests of Mrs Harry Aberle of Philadelphia, for mer member of the faculty.
 Miss Helen Griffin of Grove street has left for the south where she will visit her sister, Sister Mary Threse of St Joseph's convent, Nary land.
 The formal opening of the new Haven Lawn club building took place Saturday evening and proved a huge success, with beautifully gowned la dies and gentlemen in formal attire, gliding about to the latest music and strolling about the structure to in- spect the interior for the first time. Hundreds of couples dined and danced the evening away and in- cluded many from Waterbury. Douglas Orr. architect, adhered to traditional forms throughout the building, with here and there a de- parture into modernism, and with his principal allegiance to the early Am erican styles. Everything proved sat- isfactory and the arrangements made by Miss Elsa Montgomery, former president of the Junior League, and chairman of the Lawn club enter tainment committee, were carried out as planned.
 During the supper which followed the ball, a program of entertainment hX Y1la Gfr1dnnfc n%o< which included quartet numbers, vii olin and accordion selections and im- presentations by George Fitch. The chairman was assisted by Mrs. Town send Sudder, Sd, Miss Margaret Bar clay and Mrs. Stuart Clement. Cooperating with her committee was the president of her new club, Edward M. GailIard and the treas urer. Stanley Daggett; the secretary, Jack Crawford; Mrs. Arthur Day, chairman of the house committee; Mrs. Charlton Cooksey, chairman of furnishings, and Mrs. Winchester Bennett, representing the board of governors.
 Mrs. Albert Nelson of West Main street entertained at a surprise birth day party in honor of Miss Jessie Rasmussen at her home on Shirley street recently. The home was att tractively decorated for the occasion. Entertainment was enjoyed and a de- licious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Anna Sterry, Olive Reach, Dorothy Johnson, Lil- Han Anderson, Inez Knickerbocker, Catherine Marlin, Mildred Anderson, Jessie Rasmussen. Shirley Rasmus- sen and Floyd Smith, Gordon Rey- her. John Carlson, George Clark, Frank Sranzen, Carl Anderson, Stan- ley Kuska, George Howe. Edward Rasmussen and Mir and Mrs. Albert Nelson and MT. and Mrs. Olaf Ras- msssen.
 Miss Helen Dwight of Hamilton avenue has returned after spending the past few days as the guest of