The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-22

A dinner party was held recently at Lakeside Tavern in honor of Miss Sophie Pugra of Wolcott street and Bernard Mullen of East Main street whose marriage took place this morning. The guests of honor were presented with purse of gold. Those present were: MT and Mrs Guy Pugra, MT and Mrs William Kopp, MT and Mrs Michael Britt of New Haven, Dr John Mullen, Mrs Mary Mullen, MT and Mrs Ernest Kopiczh, MT and Mrs James Mullen, and Misses Catherine, Ann and Lil- Han Connor, Sophie Pugra, M. Cairns and Bernard Mullen, Guy Price, Joseph Allard, Alfred Her man, Samuel Collins and J. Cairns.
 MT and Mrs Joseph G. Tow of Pine street are vacationins In Can- ada.
 The wedding of Miss Emma An dria. daughter of Mir and Mrs Mau- rice Andria of Oak street and Albert Carpenter, son of MT and Mrs Felix Carpenter of Platts Mills took place at g o'clock this morning at St Lucy's church. The ceremony was performed by Rev Felix scoglio. Miss Sally Andria, sister of the bride was the only attendant of the bride and Arthur Carpenter, broth CT of the bridegroom. was the best man. The church was decorated with palms, ferns and cut-fiowers and Mrs James DiVito was the solo- ist. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin, fashioned with yoke Of lace and a long full skirt forming train and wore a veil of tulle with cape of lace fastened with orange blos- soms. Her bouquet was Of white roses and lilies s-of-the-valley. The brid esmaid wore a frock of peach chiffon and a natural horsehair hat and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Following the ceremony recep- tion was held at Bosco hall for about 200 guests. Out of town guests attended from New York, Torrington, Bridgeport and New Ha- ven. Upon returning from an un- announced wedding trip, the couple will reside at 154 Oak street. One of the seasons prettiest we'd dings took place this morning at $ o'clock at St Thomas church when Miss Ruth Claire Steimly, daughter of MT and Mrs Frederick Steimly or
 Elizabeth street became the pride of John Francis Maroney, son of MT and Mrs Michael Maroney Of talr-
 mount street. Rev William Judge
 officiated at the ceremony and also l celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. An abundance of cut
 flowers, palms and ferns decorated
 the altar and several solos were rem
 dered by James German. The bride
 had as her only attendant, her sister
 Miss Marion Steimly. and Maurice
 Maroney, brother of the bridegroom was the best man.
 The bride was becomingly attireo l in a frock of pink mousseline de
 soie fashioned with a long full skir'
 and wore a large hat of pink lace
 horsehair, She carried an arm bou ouet of pink roses. The maid O honor wore a frock of pea greer
 mousseline de soie fashioned simiial to the brides gown and also wore
 green hat of lace horsehair. Hei | bouuuet was of Briarclif roses. Int brides mother wore dress of sweet
 heart roses and the bridegroom
 mother wore a dress of dark blu
 crepe and also wore a corsage
 roses.
 A reception was held at Lift tn
 Latch Inn following the ceremony
 About 75 guests attended inciudini
 out of town guests from Washington D. C.. Pennsylvania and New Jer sey. MT Maroney and his bride Ter on a wedding trip to Atlantic Cit, Washington. D. C., and Virginia, tn bride wearing a brown, and whit traveling costume with matching ac cessories. Upon their return the will take up their residence on Eros road.
 Misses Jeannette Blake, Florenc ray. Margaret Ladden and Dais Flaherty of this city attended tn alumnae promenade in Wiliimantie
 Thursday evening. as the guests Q Messrs Everett Green. Louis Dan iels, Charles Allen and Howard Ja co bs. of Willimantic.