The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-23

forthcoming production, Lady Win l scented soon. She is a student at St l dent of the senior class.
 accorded a rousing welcome by the younger generation in Scranton, Pa, this past week when he and his party visited Marywood college en- route to the Marvine colliery. Early in the morning, delegation of Marywood students went to Hotel Casey and formed a guard of honor a. the entrance of the dining room, attired in academic costumes. where they remained until the Smith party | left for the college.
 When the governor arrived at Marywood, he was met at the en- | trance by the student body in their caps and gowns; the pupils of Marywood seminary in their school | uniforms and the sisters and novices and postulants of the convent, mak- | ing a picturesque scene. The re- | ception was held in the Fine Arts building on the Marywood campus where the college chaplain, the Rev | Dr Thomas J. McHugh introduced the distinguished guest
 Miss Margaret Mary Cannon, of Chicago, president of the student Government association, welcomed the governor to the college. Among | the Waterbury students at the col- iege who assisted in the reception | were Miss Helen Carr, daughter of MT and Mrs James J. Carr of Plaza | avenue, Miss Marcella Corcoran of l Arch street, Miss Anne Fryer, daugh- | ter of MT and Mrs James Fryer of | Silver street, Miss Madeline Egan, daughter of MT and Mrs James Egan l of Willow street, Miss Marion Cass
 daughter of MT and Mrs George Cass of Hamilton avenue, Miss Ann | Toomey. daughter of MT and Mrs John Toomey of Willow street, Miss
 Marion Cavanaugh. daughter of MT and Mrs Michael Cavanaugh of Johnson street, Miss Ethel Flanagan,
 daughter of Mrs Catherine Elan agan of Wilson street and Miss Mary
 Gibbons. daughter of Sergeant and
 Mrs James Gibbons of Wolcott street.
 Mir and Mrs Reginald Wells Earle of Forest Hills Garden, l.. l.. for merly of New York, have announced the engagement of their daughter,
 Miss Julia Goodyear Earle. to Her
 bert Victor Erickson. Miss Earle is descendant of stephen Goodyear, first Lieutenant Governor of the Con- necticut Colony and one of the foun- ders of the city of New Haven. She
 is a granddaughter of Charles Goodyear, inventor of the vulcani- zation of rubber, who for this achievement was decorated by Napo- l leon III with the Legion of Honor. She Is a granddaughter of the late Professor William Goodyear, art cri- tic and scholar of international
 fame. The wedding will take place early in May.
 MT and Mrs William Dixon Lilly of Baltimore, Md, have announced ] the engagement of their daughter, Miss Katherine Wethered Lilly 70
 Robert Sanford Riley of Hartford,
 son of Mrs Riley and the late Robert
 Sanford Riley of Worcester, Mass.
 Miss Lilly made her debut at the Bachelors Cotillion in 1929 and is q
 member of this years graduating class at Smith college.
 | MT Riley was graduated from Harvard University in 1927 and later studied at the Massachusetts, Insti- tute of Technology. He was gradu- ated from the United States Army Air Corps Flying School at Kelly Field last year.
 No date has been set for the we'd ding.
 Miss Catherine Rice, daughter of MT and Mrs William Acker Rice of New Haven. was married Saturday | to Alfred Ely Pulford, son of Mrs D. s. Pulford of New Haven in St | Johns Episcopal church, New Haven l by Rev Stewart Means. A luncheon at the home of MT and Mrs Murray | Sargent took place after the cere- 1 mony.
 Mrs Pulford was graduated from Capen School, Northampton, Mass, MT Pulford is a graduate of Trinity college.
 The bride was a guest of honor at luncheon given by Mrs William Lyon Phelps Wednesday at her home in New Haven.
 Emil Bussemey of Buckingham street, Oakville, has returned to his home after several months spent in Arizona and California.
 Miss Margaret Frederick of High land avenue entertained at a mis- cellaneous shower at her home Sat- QiNdy CNCHlH8 All AAOiOI Ol Ahloo AsldAJ Navin of Willow street. whose mar riage to John Sullivan of Lounsbury avenue Is to take place April 18th The house was attractiye1y decorated for the occasion. Miss Navin was presented with numerous beautiful gifts by the guests who included: Misses Loretta Farrell, Esther Mo- Carthy, Helen and Mildred Roche. Pauline Bolger. Mary and Nellie Sul- llvan, Clarice Fenn, Kathleen, Celia and Mary Broderick, Margaret Law Tor, Della Broderick, Mrs Maurice Donovan. Mrs Michael Frederick and Mrs Michael Navin.
 MT and Mrs Charles Harper of WhittoIsvre road entertained at cards at their home on Friday evening. Their guests were MT and Mrs William D. Rich, MT and Mrs Charles L. Stevens and MT and Mrs Ralph Kingsley.