The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26

I Mir and Mrs Patrick Healey ot Chapman avenue motored to
 Northampton, Mass, Saturday to
 visit their daughter, Miss Patricia
 Healey, a student at Smith col
 lege.
 | Several guests from this city at tended the marriage of Miss Ernes- | tine M. Connolly, daughter of the
 late Mir and Mrs John Connolly o1 Southington, to Joseph R. Cronin, son of MT and Mrs T. J. Cronin of Middletown, which took place Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at St Michaels Cathedral In Spring field, Mass.
 The bride, who was attended by Miss Ruth Simpson of Southington, as maid of honor, wore a gown O. beige chiffon trimmed with lace and a. brown velvet hat. She car- ried an arm bouquet of yellow and rust color pompoms. Miss Simpson wore a gown of brown fascinee and a brown velvet hat and carried an
 arm bouquet of rust color chrys- anthemums.
 George B. schyd of New Britain
 attended Mir Cronin as best man. A wedding breakfast followed fol
 the immediate families at the home
 of the brides sister, Mrs Stephen
 Yell of Springfield. MT and Mrs
 Cronin left for wedding trip to Atlantic City, the bride wearing for
 travelling a wine color suit trimmed
 with black caracul and with acces- sories to match. They will reside
 in New Britain where they will be
 at home after November 18th.
 The bride is a graduate of St
 Francis Hospital Training school. The Society of Mayfiower De- scendants. in the state of Connect.
 cut will hold its annual meeting ir the Colonial room of the Horace Bushnell Memorial, Hartford, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. A banquet
 will be held at 2 o'clock at the
 Hartford club when greetings will
 be given by the mayor, Governor
 Wilbur L. Cross and United States
 Senator Hiram Bingham. Professor
 Edward F. Humphrey, Ph.D. of
 Trinity college and governor of the
 Mayfiower society will speak on "A
 Governor Edward Winslow Tercen- tenary 1631-1931." The speaker of the evening will be Professor How. ard Chandler Robbins, DID,, of Union Theological seminary, New York city, whose topic will be "The Pilgrim Spirit of To-day"
 The following members comprise the reception committee: Mrs Cliff farA m DArlyfv,g nh ho vo Richard Wayne vice chairman William Eliery Allyn, New London; Mrs Graham H. Anthony; Colonel Louis R. Cheney; Mrs Charles B. Graves. Gales Ferry. Mrs Frank S. Greene. New London; Mrs Fred erick c. Hirons, New York city; Mrs Edward w. Hooker: Mrs Francis T. Maxwell, Rockville; Mrs Christopher Morgan, Mystic; Mrs John M. Parker. Jr, Mrs John c. Wilson.
 Miss Jeanette Iarrapino of Oak vile, who is to be married 70 Henry Michelette of Long Island on November 29th was honored at a miscellaneous shower given on Thursday evening by Mrs Olympia Songia, Miss Tessie Gotta and Miss Edith Cuglielmetti at the latter's home. Those present were: Misses Tessie, Louise and Helen Gotta, Edith Guglielmetti. Agnes Padula. Catherine DeCosmo, Lee Diorio. Josephine Tedesco. Sue Klish. Florence, Marie and Theresa Ro- teila. Angela and Theresa Penon- cello, Rose DeMunda. Christina, NHoxxkfxs@ nv1d MahAv 1fxxS- : kie, Catherine and Margaret Kane, Alice and Lucille Laneville, Patri- cia Yakuliordi, Mary Castagna. Lillie Mars, Mary Anderson, Edith Giordano, Minnie Perrault, Flora and Elsie Miglietta. Rose Rigazio. and Mrs Olympia Songia, Mrs Orsola GugIielmetti, Mrs D. Gug- Helm - Mrs Joseph Guglielmetti. Mrs Dora Gug,.elmetti, Mrs Am thony Diorio. Mrs Mary Govanello, Mrs Margaret Petruzzi. Mrs R. Mi- glietta, Mrs Domenic Possenato. Mrs Domenic Sciarretto, Mrs Peter Penoncello, Mrs Adam Penoncello. Mrs Morris Cocco, Mrs Bert Cocco, Mrs Jul Laneville, Mrs Irving Lar. vile, Mrs Josephine Lane- vile, Mrs Josephine Laneville, Mrs John Mautino. Mrs John Cordani, Mrs Lucille Cipriano, Mrs Ambrose Desena, Mrs Yetta Rigazio, Mrs Josephine Nardi. Mrs Ella Caputo, Mrs Batista Giordano. Mrs S.. Ramponi and Mrs Theresa Padella.
 MT and fIrs Cornelius F. Kelley and Miss Mary Kelley arrived at the Pierre in New York to-day from Sunny Skies. Manhasset. L. I.
 There win be a meeting of the ladies of St Margaret's parish to- morrow evening in the school hall to make plans for a church supper to be held next month.
 The Mattatuck Musical Art so-