The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-22
PERSONAL

 and Mrs William H. Lawlor of Pleasant street were united in mar riage. Rev Francis J. Lawlor of St Mary's church, brother of the groom celebrated the nuptial mass assisted by Rev Charles Lawior, O.. F. M., also a brother of the groom, as deacon, Rev James Brophy of Hartford, sub-deacon and Rev j.. J. o'Connor of Bridgeport, mas ter of ceremonies. The bride had as her maid of honor, Miss Edythe Jorgenson of New York and Miss Mae Fleming was bridesmaid. Thomas Lawlor, brother of the bridegroom, a student at St Bona- ventures college was the best man and Thomas Lawlor and John Brophy of this city acted as ush- CTS.
 The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother-in Jaw, was attired in gown of eggshell satin styled with a long full skirt terminating in a train and wore an eggshell tulle veil fastened with orange blossoms She carried a white prayer book showered with gardenia and lilies of the valley. Her maid of honor wore a frock of apple green embroidered net with pink velvet trimming and hat to correspond and carried an old | fashioned bouquet of Talisman ros- es and swansonia. The bridesmaid was attired in frock of maize embroidered net trimmed in brown velvet and her bouquet consisted of tea roses.
 Mir Lawlor is a graduate of the Yale School of Music and studied music under the late David Bis nham and Richard Perry of Car negie Hall, New York.
 Miss Margaret Kane who is to be married on october 5, to Arthur Balfe was rendered a surprise greenback shower at the Scovill Girls club on Friday evening. Those attending were Mrs William Balfe, Mrs John McGrath, Mrs Patrick Kane, Mrs Lewis Caring | ton, Sr., Mrs Thomas Phalen, Mrs James Donnely, Mrs Thomas Riel- ley, Mrs Michael Ryan, Mrs Ned Therraux, Mrs Henry Frey, Mrs | Patrick Reagan, Mrs Theo Goomy, Mrs Richard Baldwin, Mrs Edward Maloney. Mrs James Calvin, Mrs Dennis Curtiss, Mrs Francis Elan nagan, Mrs John Murphy, Mrs James Conway, Mrs John Carey, | Mrs Patrick Dunne, Mrs James Grenney, Mrs M. Walsh, Mrs Ed ward Shannahan, Mrs Thomas Brophy, Mrs Andrew Healey, Mrs Brousseau, Mrs J. Begnal, Mrs George Begnal, Mrs James Foley, Mrs James Eaters, Mrs John Fo- ley, Mrs Mary Baldwin, Mrs James Cummefrod, Mrs Joseph Devine, Mrs Frank Berain, Mrs J. Shea, Mrs B. Kinney, Mrs Judson Smith, Mrs Daniel Sweeney, Mrs William Guilfoile, Mrs Thomas Corcoran, Mrs John Tehan, Mrs John Ahearn, Mrs James Harmon, Mrs Thomas McGrath, Mrs Michael Kane, Mrs Patrick McFadden, Mrs John Flah- erty, Mrs Denis Day, Mrs Thomas Cronin, Mrs Timothy Horigan, Mrs Nellie Kelly, Mrs Raymond Beck, Mrs Denis Carey, Mrs Daniel Shur- que, Mrs Sidney James, Mrs Pierce Corden, Mrs Norma Danbery, Mrs James Gladney; Misses Ann Glad ney, Claire Brousseau, Alice Foley, Katherine Corcoran, Sarah Fitzger- l ald, Anna Moran, Cell Woodrock, Rosemary Kane, Madeline McFad- den, Gertrude Delaney, Helen Gill, Anna Gill, Mae Mccarthy, Peg Gu sack, Gertrude Hogan. Sarah Kelly Helena Kelly, Delvina Thereoux Mary Lynch, Jean Mulhall, Julie Gerardi, Helen O'Neill, Catherine Boyd, Cell Frey, Beatrice Frey Mary Cordan, Julia Calvin, Kath- ryn Guilfoile, Elizabeth Guilfoile Genevieve Guilfoile, Teresa Hea- ley, Mary Ryan, Rita Baldwin, Ann Dzinski, Mary Kane, Gertrude Kane. Irene Kane, Alice Kane Monica Eaters, and Grace Car. rington.
 MT and Mrs Edward J. McDon. aid and son, Robert, have returned from a motor trip to Notre Dame Indiana, visiting in Canton, Ohio Syracuse and Rochester, N. Y. en- route.
 Miss Kate Kilmartin of State street and Miss Nancy Delaney of Plaza avenue resumed their studies today at the College of St Elizabeth Con- vent Station, N. J.
 Charles Majewski and Andrew Litwin of Chicago spent the week end as the guests of MT and Mrs Fabian Majewski of Elizabeth street. Miss Peggy Minnaman, daughter of MT and Mrs c. E. Minnaman of Coniston avenue has returned from New York city, where she has been studying at the Madame So- mia Serova Normal school of danc- ing. Miss Minnaman will resume her teaching in the fall.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Dodds of Robbins street are spending two weeks in North Carolina.
 Mrs Domenic Battelli who has been a patient at St Mary's hospi- tai is recuperating at her home on South View street.
 Miss Emma D'Ambrosi of East Main street has returned after spending a few days at Morning side.
 Frank Cucolo entertained at a party at his home on Jefferson street on Thursday evening in honor of Frank LaRosa, who is to be married on September 2Sth 7. Those attending were: Frederick Saganor, Domenic Carriero, Ray mond LaSelva, Nicholas Santa Ma ire, Joseph Sampieri, Michael Es- posito, Domenic Montana, Arnold Pasquino, Frank Lacerenza, Frank Cuccolo and Frank LaRosa.
 Louis l.. Smith of State street has returned after spending a va cation at the Fairfield Shores.
 Miss Jane asmirro of Walnut