The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-20
PERSONAL

Mrs Max Hart, reelected president of the ladies' auxiliary of the Wa terbury Hebrew institute was in- stalled in office on Tuesday evening at the installation ceremonies con- ducted at the institute. The other officers installed were first vice. president, Mrs Harry Kerzner; sec- ond vice-pregident, Mrs Alexander Fink; third vice-president, Mrs Bernard Schryer; financial secre- tary, Mrs Leopold Ginsbuhg; treas- urer, Mrs David Kusnitz and re- cording secretary, Mrs Harry Reiss. Board of directors members are Biumenfield, Mrs Morris Silier, Mrs Abraham Goodwich, Mrs Elias Ru- binstein, Mrs Samuel Matzkin, Mrs Samuel Wilton, Mrs Aaron Solo, mon, Mrs Morris Nefrenburg, Mrs William Moskowitz, Mrs Morris Smoralinsky, Mrs Samuel Goldman, Mrs Morris Wertheimer, Mrs Max Steinhorn, Mrs Joseph Krfebler, Mrs Abraham Rivkin, Mrs I. N. Albert. Mrs Simon Gildman, Mrs Herman Luria, Mrs David Swirsky, Mrs Louis Sacks, Mrs Isadore Goldman, Mrs Morris Jerushalme, Mrs Moses D. sheinopf, and Mrs Mary Weinberg. Mrs Charles Rog- engarten was installing officer. A musical program was presented by Miss Anita Hart, pianist, and Misses Pauline and Jeanette Wolozin. and their brothers, Nathan and Julius Wolozin, children of Mir and Mrs Isadore Wolozin, who are violin ists. Later in the evening refresh ments were served The main speaker was Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf and others who address ed the guests were Meyer Jerusf1- olme, I. N. Albert. Samuel Henes, Abraham Matzkin, Samuel Kramer and Mrs Hart, the president. At the business meeting 1t was announced that Mrs I. N. Albert would give bridge at the Hebrew institute on Sunday evening, the proceeds to be given to the institute. It was also cake sale at Miller & Peck's all day Wednesday.
 Local people are interested in the marriage of Miss Jane Trow- bridge Ely, daughter of MT and Mrs Carl B. Ely of Meadow Lane, Greenwich, and Charles Minot Dole of New York, which took place yesterday afternoon at St Bede's Chapel, Rosemary Hall, Greenwich. The Rev William B. Lusk, rector of St Stephens's Episcopal church, Ridgefield, an intimate friend of the Ely family, officiated. Chan ming Lefebvre, organist of Trinity church, New York, and conductor of the Wednesday Singing Club or Greenwich, presided at the organ.
 Mrs W. c. Thayer Shedd of New York, a isster of the bride, was ma tron of honor, Miss Gertrude Ely, another sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
 The bridesmaids were the Misses Sally Heaton of New York, Eliza beth Phillips, Helen s. Garrison and Molly Trowbridge Townsend. the latter two cousins of the bride, all of Greenwich. Miss Katrina B. Ely, sister of the bride. was flower
 David H. Husted of New Yerk acted as best man, and the ushers were W. G. Thayer Shedd. Ellery B. Husted, Richard A. Kimball. Fra ger M. Horn, John Brooks, Thomas w, Durant, Duer McLanahan Of New York; Charles 5. Gage or Tarrytown, N. Y.; Francis B. Com stock of New Haven; Frank O'Brien of Andover, Mass. MT Dole's brother -in-law, John L. O'Brien of Albany. and William II. Brown of Pittsburgh.
 A reception for the bridal party and a few intimate friends followed the ceremony. IA
 The bride was graduated from the Porter School in 1926. She Is a member of the Junior League. She is a granddaughter of the late Henry L. Hotchkiss, and of the late Theodore N. Ely of Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mir Dole attended Phillips An- dover and was graduated from Yale in 1923. He is q member of the Scroll and Key and of the Yale Club of New York.