The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-19

formed the background for the we'd ding of Miss Lulu Quinlan, daughter of Timothy Quinlan of Willow street and Lester Kiernan, son of Mir and Mrs Frank kiernan of Englewood avenue which took place this morn- ing at o'clock at St Margaret's church. Rev Edward Brennan of- ficiated at the ceremony and cele- brated the nuptial mass which fol. lowed. The bride had as her only at. ltendant, her cousin. Miss Helen c. Murphy and Raymond J. Mullaney was the best man. A special musi- cal program was rendered by Mrs Eric Pape. soloist. with Professor John L. Bonn presiding at the ore gan.
 The bride was becomingly attired in a gown of ivory satin fashioned
 with long tight sleeves and Q long full skirt trimmed with tulle and wore a hat of ivory lace. She car-
 ried a bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. The bridesmaid wore silhouette model with cape sleeves and wore white kid gloves. She wore q small blue ribbon hat and carried an arm bouquet of Sweetheart roses. Following the ceremony a recep- ton was held at the home of the | bride for the members of the i'm mediate families. Upon returning from n wedding trip to New York | and Philadelphia. the couple will take up their residence on West
 Main street The bride travelled in l a blue chiffon dress with access sOries to correspond.
 Miss Edythe Diorio of Washington avenue whose marriage to Louis Ric- ciuti of Easton avenue takes place on Thursday morning was the guest of | honor at dinner and dance given Saturday. evening at the Hotel Wa terbury by her associates at the City Hall. William J. Roach acted as toastmaster for the evening and in troduced the following speakers: Dr Edward Godfrey, Dr Peter Keeley. Daniel Pickett, Miss Dora Egan, Hiss Julia Quill. Harry Minor and Rocco DiOrio. Entertainment was enjoyed throughout the evening with Miss Betty McGivney. Edythe bio" flo. George Casey, Harry Frank. Patrick Moylan and other guests participat- ing. The guest of honor was pre- scented with purse of gold. Those attending were: Misses Dora Egan, Helen Ciminera. Lucy Minahan, Rosemary Kane. Loretta Bowes, Noreen Burke. Helen Tehan, Betty McGivney, Rachel Angle. Julia Laguna, Blythe Diorio, Veronica Phelan, Katherine Burns, Betty Sul- livan. Madeline McFadden, Mildred Lawlor. Mary Cavanaugh. Ann Tur- ley, Marion Moore. Mary Troy. At- tracta Murray, Ann Derwin. Julia Quill. Lucy Reid, Amelia Gumpper. and Larry Doyle. Dan Carson, Harry Minor. Harry Frank. William Sufl- van, John Howard. Timothy Morgan, Louis Ricciuti, William Shanahan, Alfred Taller. Martin Dunn. Dr Ed ward Godfrey. Dr r T. Keeley, John Mates, Daniel Pickett. William J. Roach. James Foley, Patrick Moy- Ian, MT and Mrs Rocco Eiorio, Mir and Mrs George Casey, MT and Mrs John Fitzgerald, and MT and Mrs James Walker.
 A miscellaneous shower was held at the Scovill Girls club rooms Sat- urday evening in honor of Mrs Fran cis Griffin. formerly Miss Syd Seigal daughter of MT and Mrs Michael Seigal of Albert place.
 The hostesses for the evening were Mrs Della Millerick and Miss Minnie Conner. During the evening the guests enjoyed dancing and other entertainment. A delicious supper was served. Mrs Griffin received many beautiful gifts from the guests attending. who included: Mrs Julia Conklin, Mrs Joseph Petit. Mrs John Cavanaugh, Mrs Dwyer. Mrs Hallor- an, Mrs q. Winslow, Mrs c. Collins, Mrs Patrick Guinan, Mrs Cathrine Miller. Mrs Martha Moriarty. Mrs Patrick Leary. Mrs Mary Griffin. Mrs William Ahern, Mrs J. W. Smith, Mrs P. Tlaherty Mrs Charles Book, sr. Mrs Hugh Flaherty, Mrs James Reilly. Mrs Elizabeth O'Reilly, Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy. Mrs Brennan. Mrs A. Conley. Mrs Nora Moran. Mrs B. Bowling. Mrs Robert Smith wick, Mrs M. Burns, Mrs Joseph Dick. Mrs Joseph Evans, Mrs Thom- as Crean. Mrs William Babin. Mrs Bart Daily, Mrs Delaney. ST. Mrs De- lancy. Jr. the Misses Mary Leary. Mae Burns. Helen Griffin. Katherine Riordap. Eileen Downes, Mary Mill lerick. Julia Lyons. Mary Fully and Miss Lucy Milierick. Misss Anna and Catherine Murphy of Hartford.
 Mrs Roger Walsh and daughter. Irene of Cooke street and Miss Janice Malia and Frank Kane of Wa terville spent the weekend in Pitts field, Mass. where they were the guests of Mrs Walsh's daughter, Mrs 0. W. Landergren and Mrs Lander gren.