The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-10
WATERVn.LE
 NUPTIALS HELD
Pretty Wedding at St Mich- aePs Church. Commune
 ity Club to Meet

flowers provided an unusually att trnctive setting for the wedding of Miss Mary Isabelle Emonz, daughter of Mir and Mrs John Emonz, of 45 Homer street, and Ralph Joseph White, son of Mr and Mrs George White of 1730. Thomaston avenue. Roman Catholic church yesterday morning. The ceremony, which took place at o'clock, in the pres ence of large gathering of rela- tiyes and friends was performed by the pastor, Rev William J. O'Shea, who alec celebrated the nuptial high mass which followed.
 Miss Winifred Delaney, organist of St Michael's played the wedding Music" from Lohengrin. as the bri- da1 party entered the church, sang Abt's setting of Ave Maria" as the offertory solo during the mass, and played Mendeissohn's Wedding March" at the recessionai.
 The bride wore n sleeveless gown of singaiee brown chiffon. with tight bodice and ankle-length skirt. beige kid gloves and n hat of She carried Il bouquet of Premier roses. Her only attendant was her sister. Mrs Eleanor Fantana. whose frock was of guardspan blue flat crepe. with hat of Corresponding shade. She also carried n bouquet of Premier roses. Roy White at- tended his brother as best man.
 A reception for the families and intimate friends at the home of the brides parents followed the cere- mony. The brides mother wore n gown of navy blue flat crepe with Q corsage of lilies of the valley. The mother of the bridegroom wore wood brown chiffon and also wore lilies of the valley.
 MT and Mrs White left later in the day for wedding trip to New York. the latter wearing suit of chukker green trimmed with Ia- pin fur. Upon their return they will reside at 45 Homer street. Out of town guests attending the wed- ding were from Hartford, Thomas ton, Moodus, Naugatuck and New Haven.
 Paramount Community Club.
 The regular April meeting of the Fairmount Community club Is scheduled for the evening of Monday of next week. April 18th. It will take place at the Foremen's club house of the Beardsley and Woicott Manufacturing company and will be called at 8 o'clock. President FL mer E. Wilson will preside. A large pated since there will be q general discussion of the program to be fol- lowed by the club during the com- ing months
 To Visit Bristol.
 Several members of Waterville camp, Patriotic Order Sons of Amer lea, voted at last nights meeting. to accept an invitation to attend n special 18th anniversary celebration of the Bristol camp to be held in the latter city this evening. Those planning to attend will meet at Goodwill hall at o'clock.
 Many New Members Received At
 Grace Church
 With impressive services conducted by the pastor, Rev. John W. Dod- sor, twelve members. six young men and an equal number of young wom- en. were received with full member ship in the Methodist church at the Easter day services nt Grace church. They arc Miss Hazel Field, Miss Eloise Book, Mrs. Mae Dockum, Miss AIetha Hubbell. Miss Margaret Pickett, Miss Evelyn Black, Morris DouSoH, ttuuuoipn poph' fFuuSts Burton, !. Lawrence Vibbert. Jr.. Howard Hornbecker and Kicker Dockum.
 A class of six was also admitted to probationary membership. in- cIuding Isabel Platt, Della smith, Linwood Sears. Marion Hornbecker. George Piercey and John Wash burn.
 The pastor also ofiiciated at three baptism. baptizing Wallace Edward and Raymond Gordon Wright sons Wallace Robin Hyde, son of MT. and Mrs. William T. Hyde.
 K. of F. Social
 The members of Goodwill lodge, Knights of Pythias, enjoyed an un- usually fine social following this weeks regular meeting at Goodwill hall. Special entertainment both pro- fessional and amateur. and series of games afforded much pleasure and amusement to the large number of members who attended. Refresh ments were served. The committee in charge consisted of A. K. Warren, Charles Draper and Edward Wilke.
 MarOOns Organize
 The Watervilie Maroona, winners of last years championship In the City Parks league. met at Goodwill hall to discuss plans for the com ing season. Manager Percy Mac Mullen predicts an even better season than last year. Practice sessions will soon he underway on the Waterville park diamond.
 Son Born
 A son was born on Wednesday, April 9th, to MT. and Mrs. Mark A. of 591 Columbia boule- yard extension.
 Daughter Born
 MT. and Mrs. William r. Hook of 505 Columbia boulevard extension are the parents of q daughter born