The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-04
@Sociefy Activities Of The Week.

Mir and Mrs R.. c. Chapman of Norwich, N. r.. announce the en- gaeenlent of their daughter, Miss Alice Bradford Chapman to Clark Beiden., of New York, son of John H. BeIden and the late Mrs Beiden of Hartford.
 Miss Chapman Is a descendant of William Bradford. second governor of the Plymouth colony: of Thomas Fitch, last of the Colonial governors of Connecticut; of Gen. John Mead of Greenwich, Conn, who command ed Connecticut troops in the Revoiu- ton: of Capt. John Gallup, who was a brother-in-law of Gov John Win throp of Connecticut, and of Robert Chapman, who was one Of the founders of Saybrook. She is a mem- Der of the Mayhour society and of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
 Miss Chapman was graduated from wellesley in 1923. After that she was instructor in English at several eastern high schools and Tor four years at Connecticut college TOT Women at New London. There she was the faculty adviser for the stu dent press board and was mem Der of the committee on student faculty relations. In June she will complete a two year course for the M. A. degree in English at the Yale Graduate school. In 1928 she att tended the summer school at Cam bridge University, England.
 MT Belden is a descendent Of Roger filling and Thomas Munson. prominent in the Colonial history of New Haven; of Richard Belden. who with his brothers. made the first sur vey of Wethersfield; of Capt. John Gallup; of the Clarks who assisted Roger Williams, and of Nathaniel Clark, who served with Mad An- thony'' Wayne at the capture of Sony Point.
 MT Belden Is director of public relations for the National Electric Power Co, of New York. He for merly was executive vice-president of the Connecticut Chamber of Com- merce at Hartford. He was pre- yiously associated with the advertis- ing and publicity departments of in- surance companies. He also was on the staffs of the Hartford Courant, and the Providence Journal, and has written for the magazines. He at tended Brown. Cornell and North western universities. He IS a mem Der of tho Newspaper Club of New Ork, tn6 O0uo VI StsO Revolution and Beta Theta Fl. Dr and Mrs Raymond s. George of Faber avenue are spending few days in Philadelphia.
 Miss Harriet Peasley of Cheshire, is spending a few days in Boston.
 Mrs Frank Franzen of Shirley street is entertaining Mrs Duane Young of Lincoln Park, N. J.
 MT and Mrs Alfonso Matarazzo of Kingsbury street will have with them for the Easter holidays their daughter Lucia, a student in the vo- caS and dramatic department or the New England Conservatory or MUSIC in Boston, Mass. Miss Matarazzo will be at home to her friends from April 4 to IF.
 Mrs Robert L. Munger of Water town, Mrs Charles H. Upson Of Co, luanbia. boulevard and Mrs Donald Tnftle of Naugatuck have returned from a months stay in Florida where they visited with Mrs Upson's aunt, Miss Gertrude B. Whittemore at Mountain Lake club at Lake Wales, Fla, and at Inverness.
 Mrs L. F. Goodrich of West Dem. his. Cape Cod, Mass. who has been guest of Mrs Walter Johnson Of wood street, recently left for a visit in Worcester, Mass before return ming to Cape Cod.
 MT and Mrs Edmunt H. Becker of Farnham avenue have with them for the spring recess, their daughter. Miss Millicent Becker, a student at Vassar college.