The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25

Mrs. Max Sena of Bridgeport entertained at supper and bridge on Monday evening in honor of Miss Mannia Heller of Newark. N. J.. who is visiting MT. and Mrs. Samuel Sena of Plaza avenue. Two tables were in play and prizes were won by Mrs. Samuel Sena and Mrs. Sol Alexander.
 The wedding of Miss Ivy Bow yer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wal ter Bowyer of Wood street, to Harry Dell, son of James Dell of East Main street, took place Thurs day at the rectory of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The ceremony was performed at 9 O. clock with Rev. John Egan officiat- ing.
 The bride wore gown of poudre blue lace over an underskirt of taf- feta in the same shade. The cos tune was styled with short sleeves and she wore lace mitts and d horsehair hat in harmony. A cor sage of white of white roses and lilies of the valley completed her costume. Miss Irene Bouley of Wa terville was her only attendant. Miss Bouley's frock was of peach chiffon, made with cape effect at the shoulders and with a long skirt. She wore lace mitts and horse hair hat to correspond and a shoulder corsage of tea roses and lilies of the valley. Thomas Dell, a brother of the bridegroom was best man.
 Following a wedding trip to Can ada, MT. Dell and his bride will make their home ot 24 Sheldon street. The brides travelling cos tune was of challenge blue with accessories to match.
 Madame Maria Ouspenskaya, for mer characted actress of the Mos- COW Art Theater, and more recent ly of the New York Theater. will be the guest artist of the Jitney Players in Madison next week for their presentation of "The Roman tic Young Lady" by G. Martinez Sierra. Madame Ouspenskaya play ed in the original production of this play at the Neighborhood play house in New York and she will have the same role next week as she did then namely Maria Pepa. the maid of Dona Barbarita. The play has a. Spanish setting and the story concerns a romantic young woman who falls in love with the heroes of books-and their au- thors. One author in particular strikes her fancy more than the others and one night, in a blind ing storm the author makes his ap- pearancc in q most unconventional manner. From then on to the clos ing curtain the play moves with great speed. and with many laughs for the aduience. Miss Ellen Love, who this week cast as a greyhaired mother. Is the leading character in next weeks play. She has the role of Rosario. the romantc young lady. Miss Florence Gerald Is the grand mother. Dona Barbarita; Frances Simpson the secretary. Irene; Alice Heating Cheney. Amila, dancer; John D. Seymour, the apparation, hero-author; Douglas Rowland Harrison Dowd and Ben Starkie, Rosario's three brothers. Em''o Mario, Pope; Edmund Forde, Don Juan, the author and Harvey Fife, Gueilermo, the valet.
 Mrs Jack Crawford's junior ac- ters and actresses will present Alice in Wonderland" next Thurs day morning and afternon in the tent theater of the Jitney Players in Madison.
 Local Alumnae of Wellesley college and Connecticut College for Women will be interested in the wedding of Miss Alice Chapman, daughter of MT and Mrs Roswell c. Chapman of Norwich and Clark Belden, son of John Fl. Belden and the late Mrs Belden of Hartford which will take place on Saturday afternoon, August 1. at 4 o'clock in the Congregational church in Norwich. Rev John Calvin God dard, pastor-emeritus of the Con- gregational church at Salisbury. will perform the ceremony assist ed by Rev Bowie DeBoer, pastor of the church. Kenneth Donald- son will play the wedding music and a reception will follow at the Chapman home, 4S South Broad street.
 The maid of honor will be Miss Kathryn c. Belden of Hartford, sister of the bridegroom, Brides maids will be Mrs Clare Blauvelt of Rochester; Miss Beaula Cleve- land of Syracuse; Miss Mildred FL wood of Flint, Mich. and Miss Mar garet Elwood of Flint, Mich. and Miss Margaret Perry of Westerly, k. l.
 The best man will be Halsey D. Polhemus of Asbury Park. N. d., and ushers will include Wiig1r Coleman, William I. Nicols anu Floyd w. williamson of New York city: John Turner and Reed Fur ner of Norwich and Thomas R. Wagner of Lakeville. Conn.
 Miss Cha pman received an M. A. degree from Yale University last month and was for four years an instructor at Connecticut College for Women. She Is graduate or Wellesley.
 Mir Belden attended Brown Unl- versity. He is a director of Public relations of the National Electric Power company. of New York and was formerly executive vice presi- dent of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce at Hartford.
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