The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-17

1 The marriage of Miss Lucy Kill
 martin, daughter of Mrs Mary c.
 Kilmartin of State street and Edwin
 J. Harrlgan, son of MT and Mrs
 George r. Harrasan of Brooklyn, N.
 ing at o'clock at the Immaculate
 Conception church. Mir and Mrs
 Martin Nelson of New York will be the attending couple. Mrs Nelson is a former classmate of Miss kilmlr- tins at .ne College of St Eliza beth while Mr Nelson is a former class mate of MT Harragan's at Wesleyan. A reception for the immediate fam- i'les will be held at the Hotel Elton, following the ceremony. MT Har-
 ragan and his bride will spend their honeymoon in Bermuda.
 Misses Louise Todd and Lois Will
 son of the Meriden road, who have
 been in Ormond, Fla, for two weeks
 with Miss Todd's parents, Mir. and
 Mrs. Edwin A. Todd, who are there for the season, have returned home. MT. and Mrs. c. Peter Clark of Newton Center, Mass, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home recently, and were "at
 home" informally from to 5 to re- i ceive visitors. At 2 there was a fam lily dinner. the party numbering 32. Charles P. Clark and Helen Lancas- ter were married on Jan. 12. 1881. in the old First church in Newton
 by Rev. Dr. D. I. Furber. who was assisted by Rev. Dr. Edward l.. Clark. Their son, Lancaster P. Clark resided in this city for several years, but is now making his home in New York. Carroll Clark Hincks of Cheshire is a nephew of MT. and Mrs. Clark.
 Mrs. John Angvall of Oakwood avenue was hostess at q bridge party at her home recently. Those attend ing were Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs
 Loren Chase, Mrs. Clarence Yale, Miss Margaret Boden, Mrs. Stephen Hallway, Mrs. William Jerman and Mrs. Howard Ande.
 Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Josephine Fran ces Bradley, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Edward c. Bradley of Lee,
 Mass, to William Henry Jarvis. son of MT. and Mrs. William A. Jarvis
 of Stockbride ee. which will take place to-day at St. Luke's church in New York. Rev. Harris Hall. vicar of St. Lukes, will officiate. assisted by the brides father. Miss Bradley's at- tendants will be her sisters. Misses Mary, Betty and Jane, of New Yorf, and Miss Margaret Jarvis of Stock
 bridge. Gerald Mcdonald of New York will be best man. Following the ceremony, a reception will be held at the home of Mrs. William Kent DuDre at 103 East Eighty-siXth [ aAt ,.,tII
 for a wedding trip to Atlantic City
 Miss Bradley was graduated in June l from Saint Margarets school and
 later studied at the Stock bridge Ora matic school where she specialized
 in voice culture. MT. Jarcis complet-
 ed his college education at Surry
 House and later at Stanley House
 oxford, England. in 1925. The cou-
 pie will live in Astoria l.. I.
 l Carolyn Nickerson. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. D. Nickerson of Stiles street, who observed her third birth day on Saturday. was honored at q reception given at her home. Hom+ decorations were of a pink and white
 and large birthday cake adorned the table. Games were enjoyed and
 pri es :, ere given Mrriel Sesselmann Those who attended were Shirley | INickerson, Frances Supernaut, Mar jo-i, Sesselman, Audrey Semple Muriel Sesselmann, Mrs. Thomas
 and Mrs Ernest Sesselmann.
 The reguuar meeting of the Wa. terbury chapter of the Junior Hadas.
 sah will be held on Monday evening at Temple Israel. Plans will be made
 at this time for the dinner dance t6 be given on the 25th at Waverly inr
 by the chapter. Miss Sophie Kramer
 is in charge.
 l Mrs. John Hamel recently enter
 tained a card party at her home or Circular avenue. Her guests were Mrs. George Burns. Mrs, Charles | Burns, Mrs. Ned Theroux, Mrs
 James Corrigan, Mrs. Stanley. Whltty ;aId Mrs. John Reilly.