The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-20


 | Of interest here is the announce ment of the engagement of Miss Agnes Woolsey Bacon, daughter of Mrs Alfred Terry Bacon of New Ha- ven, to Ziegier Sargent. also of New Haven. On the maternal side. Miss Bacon Is descendant of George lWoolsey. who came from England in the early part of the seventeenth century and settled in Massachusetts. For many years, her family has been associated with Yale. The late Professor Theodore Dwight Woolsey, scholar and educator, who was presi dent of Yale from 1846 to 1871, was her grandfather and her uncle, the late Theodore Salisbury Woolsey, l.. l.. D., one of the great American legal scholars was Professor of h. ternational Law from 1879 to 1911. Timothy Dwight, one of the earl presidents of Yale, also was an an. cestor.
 On the paternal side Miss Bacon is a granddaughter of the late Rev Dr Leonard Bacon and Mrs Bacon, who was Miss Catherine Terry. | Miss Bacon is niece of Dr George Woolsey, well known surgeon of New York. She was graduated from the
  School of Fine Arts and Is an In structor in art.
 ] Mir Sargent Is the son of Mrs 1 Henry Bradford Sargent of New Ha- ven and the late MT Sargent He was graduated from Yale with the class of 1903 and is vice. president and treasurer of Sargent and com pany. | Mir and Mrs Ralph G. Coburn Of Greenwich and New York announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Louise Gage, cobum1. 10 Henry K. Harding of Boston and Palm Beach. Miss Coburn attended Miss Porter's school in Farmington, made her debut in the winter of 1926 and is a member of the Junior league.
 school and was graduated from Princeton in 1928. He is a member of Ivy and Varsity clubs. This spring he Is completing an architectural course at the University of Pennsyl- vania. The wedding will take place in June.
 ! The Waterbury and Naugatuck chapter of Lauralton Hall Academy. Milford, will hold a meeting to-mor- row night at the home of Miss Alice McEvoy at 151 Pennington avenue.
 The Monday afternoon contract tournament and lecture conducted by Mrs William sherman smith of Cor don street was postponed this after noon. The final play in the tourna- ment will take place next Monday afternoon.
 Miss Emily Ruff. who Is to be married in the near future. was re- gently rendered surprise miscella- neous shower at the home of her sister, Mrs William Dillon of Water town. The guests Included: Mrs Kelvin O'Toole, Mrs Richard Edge, Mrs William shannon. Mrs Thomas Butler, Mrs Alfred Anderson, Mrs Albert Oliver, Mrs James Maxwell, Mrs John Norton. Mrs Owen O'Don- nell, Mrs William Wright of New Haven. Mrs Y. Rivard, Mrs l.. F. Terriel; Misses Mary. Kennedy, Ra- cbel Deriusseaux, Lavinn Maxwell, Alice grida: Alfreda Anderson. Flor erce Hill, Florence Brida, Mary Jane Matteau. Edna Brouette, Sarah shannon. Marie Ovel, Mary Koso- losky, Anne KoSolosky, Mary Pedani. Margaret Burns, Ann Mckenna of q New York and Emma Brida.
 4William Lawlor. of New York city lsoIl of MT and, Mrs William Lawlor lofs Ia Pleasant street is to appear Mn, concert with Miss Mary Cecilia Bfubaker, harpist, Friday evening ]April 24th, for the benefit. of St Mary's parish Yin Bridgeport. Mir Lawlor has been doing concert work for select audiences during the win. ter and has been heard over the radio. He possesses wonderful baritone voice and last season was the guest solofst for the Teachers lGiee club of this city,
 .I Miss Ida Napomoceno, daughte. I of MT and Mrs Angelo Napomocenc iof 50 Scoville street and Nicholas Iannicelli of Lafayette street, son of Domenic IannIceili of Italy were
 united in marriage this morning nt
 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes church. Rev Joseph Va1drambrln!
 performing the ceremony. The nuptiaI mass which followed wat
 celebrated by Nev Domenic Ricei
 The attending couple were Mri
 Mary covielio. cousin of the bride , ana JObeHu NDe MdTjh. JOhcpninf
 Fortunate. Amy Mazzola and Amelia TorfelIi were the flower girls and
 Frank Napomecena. brother oi , the bride. the ring mearer.
 The bride wore e gown Of whltt , satin with veil of spanish lace ant carried an arm .bouqut of calia iiliei : showered with lilies of the valley The bridesmaid wore a gown of ttir' iaoise blue chiffon with hat of horse { hair to correspond and carried ay 2 arm bouquet of Ophelia roses ant : leweetpeaG. Following the ceremony la reception for about 60 guests Wul , Iheld at Bogco hall. Out-Of-towJ land Hartford. Mir and Mrs Iannl ceiil are to reside nj 2ei Merldcr Iroad upon returning from their iin announced wedding trip,