The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15

in compliment to David Price, gas engineer for the Connecticut Light & Power Company and Gas Light Company. Mir Price is to be mar ried soon to Miss Florence Skidd of South Norwalk. The guest of honor was presented with an elec- tric clock.
 J. E. King, operating superir- tendent of the local office, was the toastmaster. Among the speakers were G. E. Bookings of Bristol. manager of the Bristol district; A. S. Jourdan, manager of the Meri- den district; Richard Kraft, of the New Haven Gas Light Co.,; Paul Buchanan of the Hartford Gas Light Co.,; Charles J. Allen, man. ager of the Waterbury district; Thomas J. Flanagan, welfare su- pervisor of the Waterbury district.
 The entertainment program was furnished by a group of profession al entertainers.
 The committee in charge of the arrangements included William Patton, Robert Coleman. Hugh Corcoran and Thomas J. Flanagan.
 The St Cecilia's Girls and Boys CluU Itlu lIlcAI lhCCIAh5 Oh OSNODSA 12. Plans for a Halloween party were completed and it was voted that all members attend in costume. Those attending the meeting in- cluded: Misses Mary Draunch, Hil- da Gyrisko, Stephanie Gyrisko, Dorothy Suffa, Gertrude Suffa, Rosa Gaughler, Mary Kline, Mary Bern hart, Lillian Mark, Peggy Wagner and Joseph Schauster, George Suf- ia. Emil J. Gaugler, Frank Pelzer, Edward Mosgrove and Paul Kline.
 A birthday party was given in honor of John Grappone on Tues day evening by his parents MT and Mrs Joseph Grappone at their home on Wilson street. The rooms were prettily decorated in a color scheme of green and pink. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Games were enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Misses Olga Ciarlelli, Edith Bruno, Josephine Leone, Antionette Caroz- ga, Marguerite Ciarlelli, Natalie h. nantone, Norma Leone, Vera Mag zui, Nancy and Clara Carozza, Lena Mandino, Antionette DiVito, Rosa Carozza, Lucille Colucci, Fannie and Marie Carozza, John Ciarlelli, Nicholas Grappone, Frank Mazzei. Michael Colucci, Nicholas Innantu- oni, Johnny Grappone, Michael Di- Vito, William Spallone, Leonard Innantuoni, and Mrs R. Carozza, Mrs V. Mandino, Mrs F. Bruno, Mrs T. Mazzeii, Mrs M. Colucci, Mir and Mrs Joseph Grappone, MT and Mrs R. Leone, MT and Mrs E. Ciarlelli.
 A meeting of the Bunker Hill Parent-Teachers was held last eve ming in the gymnasium of the Bun ker Hill school. About 100 par ents and teachers attended. The president, Mrs w. E. Harrison made several important announce ments and introduced the speaker for the evening, Robert c. Dem- ing, state superintendent of adult education. The subject of his talk was Enrichment of Adult Life" Following the talk music and dancing was enjoyed and refresh ments were served.
 Mrs Merritt Heminway, 2d, of Watertown is entertaining at tea this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock at the Waterbury Country club at which time twelve provisional members of the Waterbury Junior league will be addressed by the president of the league, Mrs Mark L. Sperry, Jr, and the national president, Mrs Roger s. Sperry. The provisional members are: Mar garet DeLancey, Jane Butler, De- borah Elton, Carolyn Fliess, Marie Landeau, Edna Yates, Juliette Adams, Elizabeth Campbell. Mrs James Guernsey, Mrs Moses k. Lowell, Mrs Henry Stearns, and Mrs Alden Young Warner.
 The wedding of Miss Rosalie De Ferrari, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Emilio De Ferrari of the Plank road, to Charles Rosasco, son of Mrs. Mary Rosasco of East Main street, took place Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Church of Ouf Lady of Lourdes. The pastor, Rev. Joseph Valdambrini officiated. The soloist for the mass was Mrs. Marie Bauby Buckley. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Ro- sasco, the bridegroom's sister, and Louis DeBarbieri of Canaan was MT. Rosasco's best man.
 The bride wore a princess model of white satin with tiny puff sleeves and a tulle veil arranged cap fashion and held with orange blossoms She carried swansonia, roses and snapdragons. Her brides maid wore gown of azure blue satin with horsehair hat in har- mony. She carried pink roses.
 MT. and Mrs. Rosasco left on a wedding trip to Canada and Mi | agara Falls and when they return will reside at 1918 East Main street.
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