The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-11


 mt Station, N. J. Mr Reilly attended hool, and Is now associated with the city.
 The wedding of Miss Helen Doro- thy Anderson daughter of MT and Mrs Carl O. Anderson of Walnut avenue and Vance A. Taylor, son of MT and Mrs Harry B. Taylor of Ply mouth, Conn, took place this morn Episcopal church. Rev John N. Lewis performed the ceremony. Miss Ethel Anderson, sister. of the bride. was her only attendant and Frede- rick Clockert of Plymouth, Conn was the best man.
 The bride wore a frock of royal blue lowered crepe fashioned with q long full skirt and a cocktail jacket of royal blue pannc velvet. She carried a bouquet of pink and white roses. The maid of honor wore. la black and white crepe ensemble with accessories to correspond and carried an arm bouquet of Ophelia roses.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. About 50 guests attended including out of town guests from Springfield and New York.
 The couple left on an unannounc- ed wedding trip, the bride travelling in a black coat trimmed with red fox fur and accessories to match. | Rowley w. Phillips of Prospect street and Winthrop P. Butler of Watertown have returned home from 8 several weeks stay in Eng land.
 Mrs IT. Mitchell Wallace of Pros. pect street is spending some time ir New Orleans, La.
 The fourth annual formal concert of the Albertus Magnus college glee club will be held Friday evening, May in the college auditorium. The Glee club is under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Robinson, member of the faculty of Miss Days school in New Haven. Zarch Tatewesiar of New York, we'll known violinist has been engaged as the guest artist for the affair. Accompanying the | Glee club program, the college choii will sing an Ave Maria" by Brahn and a motet "Jesu Dulcis Memorial The entire program of the Glee clut Twill be announced later. Miss Isobel D. Badger who ha. been with her parents. MT and MT. Claude V. Gadger of Wolcott for tho at Connecticut Agricultural college. l Miss Mary Woodin, who has beer incorporating from a recent illness a | the home of MT and Mrs William Leggett of Windsor street, has re l turned to her duties as a sudden
 nurse at the Waterbury hospital.
 Mrs John A. Coe, ST, her daugh ter, Mrs Allen H. Boardman, Mir Herbert w. Coe and Miss Louis
 Coe of Willow street, Miss Lydi; Hitchcock of Brimfield, Mass, ant
 Mrs Walter w. Winans of Brooklyn N. r., are expected to arrive hom'
 to-day, spending the past severa
 weeks in California. The party wa l registered for time at Fl Encant' l hotel on the Riviera at Santa Bar bara.
 | Mrs Albert Lockhart of Whittie avenue was hostess at pinochl party at her home recently. Thos' | attending were Mrs Clarence Slater Mrs Clifton Bissell. Mrs Alton Erwin Mrs c. w. Dick, Mrs Edward Fisher Mrs Robert 'Kiersted and Mrs Ma.
 Kraft.
 | Miss Sally Pierce left recently fo her home in Flint, Mich, after a visi with her sister, Mrs Alexander F Campbell and MT Campbell of Wa
 tertown.
 Miss Mildred Jaminet of Wal street is visiting for a week with MT Frank Walsh of Cleveland, Ohio formerly of this city.
 Mrs William T. Leggett of Wind l sor street was hostess at a surpris' kitchen shower given at her hom' recently in honor of Miss Margare Baldwin of Woodside avenue who i to be married to Richard B. Fox o
 Bradford, Mass. Miss Baldwin wa given an electric kitchen clock to gether with numerous other kitchel utensils, all in shades of green. Eacl gift was accompanied by an appro priate rhyme. Games were playe' during the evening and lunch wa | served. Mrs Warren Robbins, wh was among the guests, was present ed with a gift of several pieces O china. on behalf of Troop 4, Gii Scouts, in appreciation of her com mittke work through the veal l Among those attending were MT lE. r. Bradley. Mrs Albert Loefflel
 Mrs Warren Robbins, Mrs Williar Bunk, Mrs Edwin J. Rockwell, MT Clarence Bloom, Misses Hid l Bloom, Edna Weber and Lumyr
 Baldwin.
 Mrs George Miller of East Orang N. J., Mrs Daniel Menscnaner an
 daughter Blanche of Newark, N. J
 are spending a few days as th
 van of South Main street. Miss Harriet Jerman, a student q the Grassland hospital at valballs N. Y.. has been visiting her parents Mir and Mrs William Jerman .
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