The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-23
TORRINGTON
MRS STARKEY
 IS IGNORED
MayOress Given Luncheon To-day Gareymen
 Play Crosby High

Play Crosby High
 An informal 1unchceon, given by the city officials in honor of Mrs c. B. Starkey, mayoress of old Torrington, was held to-day at l2:45 in the Conley Inn. Mrs Star key expressed the greetings of the officials of the English to the offi- ctals of Torrington, its namesake. She also brought greetings from the rector of the church of old Tor rington, England, to the Rev H. Francis Hine, rector of the local Trinity church. MT Tine acted as master of ceremonies. Those who atetnded were City Councilmen Ja- cob Mayerjack, Henry RebiIlard, Antonio Gioa and Eric Stowe. and their wives. City Clerk and Mrs Raspiller, Police Surgeon and Mrs William Kennedy. City Engineer and Mrs John Smith, Fire <. Chief and Mrs W. Moore, City Treasurer and Mrs John N. Brooks. City Attorney and Mrs Walter Holcomb, President George Ross of the Chamber of Commerce. and Mrs Hoss; Secretary Albert WeIlman of the Chamber of Commerce and Mrs Wellman, Alfred Ballard, president of the American Order of Sons of St George, Mrs Doris Johnson, president of the Daughters of st George; Mir and Mrs John IT.. Thompson and Paul J. Frank, AL though Chief of Police William Nevin was unable to attende be- cause of illness, Mrs Nevin was present. Invitations were sent to chairman of the board of educa- ton and city finance, but they were unable to be present because they were out of town at that time. Following the luncheon Mrs Starkey, accompanied by Mayor Novey, made a tour. of inspection of the Excelsior needle shop, and then went to Litchfield where they visited some of the historic old houses there.
 T. H. S., Clashes With Crosby.
 The Torrington high school foot ball eleven Is preparing for hard battle tomorrow afternoon when it will stack up against strong Crosby eleven of Waterbury at Fuessnich park. The contest will be a Naugatuck leaeuo engagement and the Red and White aggrega- tion is more than anxious to be on the long end of the score at the final whistle. To date Tor rington has broken even in lea~uc of Bridgeport and heating Central scored another victory. defcnting ht~l NR but this was not a league contest the local gridsters and the aches eliminate any weaknesses in the team. Crosby vii leone to Tor rington confident of victory and will give the Garvmen a touch bat tie. The proha ble lineup of the local eleven will include: Center, Brenker: guards. Nevin and Rre- dice: tackles, J. Driscoll and Ben tamin: ends. Seidenstucker and Longi: backs, Hobnn. Hoysradt. Negri and C. Driscol1.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 A miscellaneous shower, tea and bridge wes given in honor of Miss Dorothy Neiderhauser at her
 
 rooms were prettilv decorated for the occasion in yellow and white. Two girls. Jane Hoerle and Betty Hasbrouck, drew into the room decorated express waeon laden with packares for Miss Neider- hauser. There were fou rtables of bridge. the nrizes being won hv Miss Charlotte Price and Mrs Harold Platt. Miss NeidArhn user is to ba marirnd soon to C'nuSA Vessi of New Haven. formerly of Torrington.
 Invited to Csraan.
 The members of the Pierpont Chapter. O.E.S., and the Water town chapter have been invited to attend a meeting of the Ester Chapter of Canaan tonight. A supper will be served at to the grand officers and all members and guests.
 Fray -Beauchemin Marriage.
 Miss Marie l.. Beauchemin. the daughter of Mir and Mrs Edmund Beauchemin of s7 Benham street. and Emil A. Fray, son of Mir and Mrs Joseph Fray of 45 Turner avenue. were married at St Fran tiS iCCtOiy at o'clock. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev William J. Fan ming. The maid of honor and best man were Miss Edna Beau chemin. a sister of the bride. and Warren Clark. The bride was at- tired in a gown of blue broadcioth trimmed with white satin with hat and shoes to match and wore a corsair bouquet of peach ophelia roses. The maid of honor wore a green broadcloth gown trimmed with gray and hat and shoes to correspond and a corsafr bouquet of pink ophelia roses. Follow ing a reception held at the Beau chemin home. MT and Mrs Fray left on a honeymoon to Washing ton. D c. Upon their return they will take up their residence at 45 Turner avenue. The bride Is graduate of the St Francis pa rochial school. The bridegroom is employed by John H. Baeder. in this state. A large number of local football fans will journey to to see the game in which Fill. Bertinagle, Harbert and