The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-06


 Mrs. Joseph J. Davis of Plaza ave- nue is sailing on Thursday, the 11th on the s. s. Paris for months trip to England. Mrs. Davis was selected by Sidney Lenz. Inc, to be bridge instructor aboard the boat. On We'd nesday in the board a match con- tract bridge tournament conducted by Ely Culbertson during teachers week in New York city, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Janet Krantz of Garden City, l.. l., received silver cup trophies for making top score. More than 250 teachers participated in the match.
 Mrs. Joe I. Butler of Buckingham street was elected president of the Waterbury Wellesley club at the an- nual meeting which took place yes- terday afternoon in the form of an outing at the home of Mrs. William Valentine of the Country club road. Other officers chosen were: Vice. president, Mrs. Andrew D. Mac Intosh; recording secretary, Mrs. J. Francis Roland and corresponding secretary, Miss Bess Segur. At the business meeting it was voted to en- certain the Hartford and New Haven Wellesley club in the fall at a tea to be given at the new presidents s home Following the business session the members of the club entertained at surprise kitchen shower for the retiring president, Miss Ethel Hooper of the Wilby faculty. who is to take years leave of absence and who will make her home in Manchester-by- n meeting were Mrs. Joe I. Butler, Mrs. Forest Purinton, Mrs Levi Wilcox, Mrs. Walter Makepeace, Mrs. J. Francis Roland, Mrs. A. Earl Smith fer, Mrs. Allen Boardman. Mrs. Carl Y0ung, Mrs. John c. Bradley, Mrs. William Valentine, Misses Jane Butt Ter, Ruth Sperry, Lorraine Callan, Ethel Ziglatzki and Isabelle Mac Kerracher, all of this city and Mrs. Frances Brown, Mrs. Harold Chitten- den and Miss Margaret Bull of Nau- gatuck. Mrs. Smithies was chairman of arrangements for this meeting.
 The nurses of St. Mary's hospital and members of the alumnae asso- citation entertained at bridge and shower at the nurses home last eve- ming honoring Miss Marie Maher of Niagara street. Miss Maher, who is a graduate of the training school. is to be married this month to Louis Car roll of Naugatuck. Guests in attend ance were Misses Georgianna Bishop, Mae Gilroys Florence Holian, Mar garet McVerry, Florence Lally. Betty Mccarthy, Lorraine Kiely, Margaret Degnan, Agnes Lynch, Pauline Du- quay, Anna Flynn. Mary o'Rourke, Catherine Miller. Anna Colwell, Cath erine Fox, Imelda Sullivan, Mary Callan, Nora Kennedy, Katherine gan, Agnes Miller, Anna Dveleskis, Emeline Devine, Florence Crowley, Mary Healy, Julia Bachal. Julia Quill, Helen Sweeney. Bessie Shea, Mae Mahoney. Katherine Keane. Anna Poelte. Elizabeth Deadly, Mar garet Green, Helen Halpin, Ellen Mccarthy. Agnes Larkin. Mrs. James Dunn, Misses Agnes Stickles, Helen viatakius. Helen Casey. Evelyn Law son, Katherine Tangney, Gertrude Graham, Mrs. P. Phillips, Misses Isa- belle Koch, Isabelle Fregeau. Della Crimmons. Mary Roy, Ruth Manion, Mildred Bowes, Mary Bowling, Anna Shea, Mrs. M. Shea, Misses Betty Manion and Helen Sullivan.
 The marriage of Miss Pauline Lil- lian ~Danen, daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph Danen of Pine street to Irv- ing Helmann Zackin, son of Mir and Mrs Louis Zackin. of North Elm street will take place tomorrow at 6 o'clock in the evening at 63 Spencer avenue. Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf officiated. The bride will be given in marriage by her parents and will be attended by her sister, Miss A. Rae Danen. Her bridesmaids will be her sisters, Edith and Doro- thy Danen and the bridegroom's sis- ters, Thelma mad Henrietta Zackin. Samuel Zackin will be best man for his brother and the ushers will in- clude Ralph Zackin, brother of the bridegroom, l.. Nat Danen brother Of the bride. and Dr N. Japhe of New York and Monty Lewis of New Ha- ven. tt.
 The bride will be attired in gown of white satin with long tight sleeves. form-fitting bodice and a long full skirt forming a train. She will wear a. veil of Duchess applique with a cap of rosepoint fastened at the nape of the neck with orange blos- soms. Her bouquet will consist ef calla lilies The maid of honor will wear a gown of white georgette crepe embossed with ruby stones and will carry an arm bouquet of Sweet heart roses. Miss Edith Danen will be dressed in frock of blue chif- ion trimmed with coral taffeta and Miss Dorothy Danen will wear frock of green point d'esprit while Miss Theima Zackin's gowh will be of green point d'esprit and Miss Henrietta Zackin will be dressed In green frock. They will all carry arm bouquets of roses The brides mother will wear a dress of black chiffon and a corsage of sweet peas and roses and the bridegrooms mother will wear a dress of black chiffon and lace and will also wear A corsage of sweet peas and roses.
 FoiIowlng the ceremony the couple will leave on an unannounced wed- ding trip. .4f.
 Mir and Mrs John A. MerrIman of New York will be attendants at the wedding of Miss Jeane Phillips. daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellls Lauri. more Phillips of New York and Plandome. r. l., and pr Rowland niehards, son Of Mrs John Kelvey Richnrds Of New York and the late Judge Richards of Cincinnati. Ohio. which will take place this Saturday aftsrnoon, in the garden Of iAuFi. more, the country home of Mr and Mrs philiipa. Rev fieteher W. hls' son Of Nebraska City. Neb. kFnDds father of Mss Phillips, will ehieiate. Mr MsFriHnn who Is . sradunte of Tafi Feh0ol, is nephew Of Mrf 6eOrgo A, prIgsa Of Prospect street spd Dr M Hsminway MeFFlmah of WateFtewn,
 Mrs i, fiabsrt fironiDn 0f chuFph sipeei has opened heF Hilpimef place