The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-13

The Misses Blanche LaVallee and Rita Rivet were hostesses recently at a shower given in honor of Mrs A. J. Overton. Jr., the former Alice LaVallee of Liberty street. The house was prettiiy decorated in bridal streamers and bells. A dainty lunch con was served and Mrs Overton received many beautiful gifts. The guests were Loretta Hoar, Irene Daley, Jean Newell, Dorothy Adames, Marcella Andrikis, Gladys Atwood, Hezel Carlson, Rose Ciresi, Anna Lonergan, Mary Pergoli, Winnie Morrissey, Henele Hartley, Helen Rogowski, Emily Kleis, Marie Urso, Margaret Shaw, Margaret Cleary, Gladys Nichol, Juliette LaRiviere, Josephine Jonikis. Emily Roach, Irene Roach, Ruby Solomon, Betty Rogowski, Ida Derouin, Bertha De- rouin, Ella Costello, Christin Pouard, Hermine Perrault, Lauretta Martin, Katy Droznick, Yvette LaVallee. Berthat Hamel, Irene Carrier, Alma Donais, Alice Corneau, Rita Laval lee, Mae Lawson. Mary LeClair. The1ma Rivet, Mrs E. Daley, Mrs Garvey, Mrs w. Dundon, Mrs Thom- as Cleffey. Mrs R. J. Marchand. Mrs A. Kerr Miller Mrs Alfred Brail, Mrs 70. 4IdCy, VuIo dl LZSoOCAAs HAho sA'A' Stray, Mrs Wm J. Kemp, Mrs John w. Havican, Mrs J. Pratt, Mrs George Clayton, Mrs J. A. Perrault, Mrs J. Vancelette, Mrs Clarice Lo- ranger, Mrs Ralter Dehouin, Mrs l.. LeClair, Mrs B. Tracy LaVallee, Mrs Ovide LaVallee, Mrs Adelaide Laval lee, Miss Mary T. Healy, Rita Rivet, Blanche LaVallee and Miss Helen LaVaIlee of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 One of the most prominent June weddings will take place this af- ternoon at 5 o'clock at the Bunker Hill Congregational church when Miss Margaret Griswold Baldwin, daughter of Walter E. Baldwin of Woodside avenue and the late Susie Peck Baldwin and Richard Bradley Fox, son of Mrs D. B. Fox of Brad ford, Mass will be united in mar riage. Rev w. Moreton owen will officiate. Laurel, peonies and cut flowers will decorate the church. While the guests are assembling Miss Ethel keavney will render brief piano recital.
 The bride will be attired in an aquagone eyelet gown fashioned with tight bodice and long full skirt and will wear a hat of white
  quet of white roses, gardenia and swansonia. The maid of honor, Miss Lumira Baldwin, sister of the bride will wear frock of flesh eyelet ma terial fashioned similar to the brides gown and will wear a correspond ing hat. Her bouquet will consist of pink roses and delphinium. The little flower girl, Peggy Lou Towle. niece of the bride, will wear frock of pale green ruffied organdie and will carry sweetheart roses, pink sweet peas and swansonia. The bride groom's mother will wear a poudre blue chiffon dress with matching accessories. Mir Fox will have as his best man Stuart Cleveland of Harwinton, roommate of Dart mouth and the ushers include Rob- ert Fox, brother of the bride groom and w. Gordon Smith, both of Bradford.
 A reception will be held at the home of the bride following the certmony. About 100 guests will attend including out-of-town guests from Boston. Buffalo. Wetherley, Mass. Bradford. Mass. Belmont, Arlington, Dubury Park. Torring- ton. Derby, Milford, Chicago and Washington, D. C.
 The couple will leave on a wed- ding trip to the White Mountains and Canada, the bride wearing a travelling dress of French blue figur- ed crepe with accessories to match. Upon returning they will reside in Bradford, Mass.
 The bride is d graduate of Crosby High school and Perry Secretarial school and the bridegroom is a graduate of Dartmouth College.
 MT and Mrs Charles Hassell and daughter. Margaret, of 61 West Porter street, also Miss Helen Has, sell of Lounsbury street, on June 9. attended the graduation exercises of Stamford Hospital Training school for nurses. Their daughter, Miss Anna Hassell is a member of the graduating class.