The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13

1 Miss Molly Delfino of PIT Walnut street was rendered a birthday re- ception at her home Sunday by her parents, Mr and Mrs Delfino Music was furnished by Timmie CroWe's Mclodians. A varied program of en- tertainment was enjoyed and a | luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Rose Betty Sortina. Rosemaire Lentini, Mary Vendetti, Anna Dente, Phyllis Donate, Marie Ritucci, Eleanor DAniello, Connie Mastandria, CarmeIla Gugliotti, Jo- sephine Rinaldi, Antoinettc Guar ino. Mary Lentini, Susie Vendetti, | Rose Donate. Lucielle Di Aniello, Elizabeth Davino. Victoria Nero, Mae Vollone, Lee Diorio, Emily AL | bano. Catherine Margiotta, Connie | Ciaccio. Julia Ciaccio, Carmella Dill lano, Mary Piccolo, Josephine h. fascia. Mary Dillano, Mary De- Paola, Mary kandihovich. s. Cro- nan, Jane Casmiro, Mary Stabile, Josephine Frenis, Bridget Barbi- eri, Margaret Charleglia, Francis Delfino, Raymond Bargamo, Biagio Messina, Nicholas Ritucci. Louis Mastandrea, Angelo Damiani, Frank DiPaola, Andrea Testa, Philip Sac co, Francis Gibbons, Jack Moreschi, Kenneth Miles, William Delfino, Ed ward Ulrich, Carmen Davino, Frank Sortena. Michael Belloisy, Louie Ri- tucci, Joseph Mastandrea, Nicholas Rinaldi, Ralph ,Ventresca, William Dexter, Jack Dclfino, Domenic Crosse, Al Morrone, Michael Mon- tory Antonio Barbieri, Mario Ra- gozzino, Josephine Rinando, Romeo Delfino. Chickie Oris, Peter Spratti, John Pentini, Henry Mase, Carmen Mancini, MT and Mrs Nicholas Del Crosse, Mir and Mrs Thomas Bar bieri, Mir and Mrs Delfino and MT and Mrs Davino.
 Miss Shirley Manning, daughter l of MT and Mrs John Alexander Man ming, of Loudonville, Albany. was married yesterday afternoon to Cap tain Prince Serge Poutiatine, son of Prince and Princess Michael Poutia- tine, of Paris. The wedding took place in the Russian Orthodox church, New York. The ceremony was performed by the Right Rev Leonid Turkevitch and Archdeacon Ivan Semoff. The church was decor ated with calla lilies and Australian ferns. Vases of the lilies adorned the altar, and placed throughout the church were torcheres filled with calla lilies. Only the families were present at the ceremony.
 The bride wore a princess gown of cggshell satin. with long fitted sleeves and a long train which hung from scalloped applique band at the hipline. Her veil was of rose point lace which had been in the family for five generations. She car ried white roses and valley lilies.
 The brides ushers were her broth er-in-law, Lewis $. Greenleaf Jr., Prince Gregory Gagarin and Sidney Ashmore. The bridegroom's ushers were M.ssrs. Dimitri Dubassoif, Alexis Pashkoff and Serge EvreinoT. The page was Prince Peter Gagarar- in.
 Following the ceremony there was a reception at the home of Miss Martha Card Vail. Al East Seventy Second street. The rooms were dec orated with yellow roses, yellow spring flowers and yellow mimosa trees.
 The bride is a graduate of Fermata School in Aiken, S. C., and Miss Por- ter's school at Farmington, Conn. She made her debut three seasons ago in Albany.
 Prince Poutiatine was educated in the Corps des Pages and was a cap tain in .he imperial family's own rifle regiment of the Russian Imper- :al Guard.
 Prince and Princess Poutiatine sailed last night on the Europe and will make their home in Paris.