The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-23

Miss Harmon accompanied by Country Club road will leave Tuesda in Florida.
 Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock Miss Bert Ney. daughter of MT and Mrs Carroll Clark Hincks of Ches-i hire became the bride of Thomas G. Bennett, 2nd, son of MT and Mrs Winchester Bennett of New Haven. The ceremony was performed in the home of the brides parents by the Rev Herbert Gallaudet of Pine Or chard, and witnessed only by meIn- bers of the immediate families. The Hincks' home was decorated with Spring flowers and Southern smilaX. The wedding music was under the personal direction of Leo Troostwyk.
 The bride, who was given in maT- riage by her father, wore Patou model of ivory satin, which was de- signed with q cowl line, long, fit- ted skirt which fiared from the knees and ended in train. The tulle well was arranged to form cap with clusters of orange blos- sons. The narrow banding at the back was appliqued at the bottom with old Duchesse lace, and the bride carried bridal bouquet of lilies valley.
 The bride had as her only attend- ant, her sister, Miss Gail Ney, wEo wore a green lowered chiffon frock with a large straw hat of apple green straw. Her bouquet consisted of light blue delphinium, Talisman roses, yellow snap-dragons, acacia, with a shower of maiden-h fern.
 William Foote of New Haven and Hartford, served MT Bennett as best man, and the ushers included Hu- bert Mcdonald and William Hoblit- zelle, Jr. Pittsburgh. Pa.
 The wedding party received with the young couple at the reception which followed the ceremony. Mrs Hincks wore Callot frock of poll dre blue :hiffon and a hat of blue straw. Mrs Bennett, mother of the groom, wore a gown of blue lace with a grey paku hat.
 When MT and Mrs Bennett left on their wedding trip to the south, the latter wore a three piece suit of green tweed, and her small felt hat was of the same shade. Upon their return they will reside in Cheshire .n a recently constructed house which adjoins the residence of MT and Mrs Hincks. They will be lat home' on April z and April IA.
 Mrs Bennett attended Mrs Days school, and the Oldfield's school in Glencoe. Md. She made her debut year ago last January at a recep- tion given her by her mother and Mrs Frederick Wiggin at the latter's home. She is also a member of the Junior league.
 MT Bennett was graduated from Hill school and from Yale. Scientific School in 1929. where he was a member of St Elmo.
 Miss Adrienne Mosgrove, a student nurse at the Greenwich hospital, has been visiting her parents, MT and Mrs Charles Mosgrove of Windsor street.
 The March bulletin of the Water- bury Business and Professional Wo- mems club includes the following ac- tivities:
 Monday, March Z: Regular month ly meeting. Supper at 6:30-busi- ness meeting 7:3O following which her subject being. "Contributoin of the Foreign-Born to the Welfare of America."s
 Friday, March 6-Cabinet meeting promptly at 7:3O.
 Friday, March 6-Cabinet meeting promptly at 7:3O.
 National Business Women's Week; March to 14th.
 Sunday, March Sth: Special ser vices for women at the First Meth odist Episcopal church. Rev Rich ard Hegarty will preach the sermon. All members who plan to go to this service are to meet at the club rooms promptly at 10:10 a. m. to attend in a body.
 Sunday. March 9th: Public Rela- tions Tea and Musicale from four o'clock to five-thirty at the club rooms. On this date members of other women's organizations of the city will be guests. Hostess: Miss Edith Sellew.
 Wednesday. March 11th: Supper at 6:30 D. m. Entertainment, also Katharine Rubey will talk about her trip to Washington, giving excrepts from some of the speakers on the Cause and Cure of War and Interna- tional Relations.
 Tuesday, March 17th-St Patrick's party at o'clock.
 Friday, March 27th-Food sale in charge of Mary D. Camp at Miller & Peck's store.
 Ladies' Swimming classes-Held every Tuesday evening. Miss Cronin, swimming director.
 Contract Bridge-Class in contract bridge will meet at 7:45 sharp each Tuesday evening in the club rooms, Mrs Olive Pierpont, instructor.
 Miss Kathleen Blacker of Albion street is spending several days visit ing in Jamaica, l.. l.
 Miss Elizabeth Griffin of Mitchell avenue is in Medford, Mass, visiting for several days.
 Miss Lillian Frank of Cooke street is spending the week end in Brook lyn, N. Y., where she is the guest of Mrs Sarah Freedman.
 Miss Agnes Marron of Willow low street is spending the school re- cess in Troy, N. Y.
 Miss Irene Kennedy of Cooke str
 Miss Irene Kennelly of Cooke street is spending the school vaca- ton in Jackson Heights. l.. l.. where she Is the guest of her sister, Mrs John Wills and MT Wills