The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-07

AxNAo oVhh AUs AStdhOs oLS anu ShiA- dren of Capitol avenue are spending the week in Carmel, N. Y., as the guests of MT and Mrs John E. Tait. A food sale is to be held at the Miller & Peck store on Thursday, the 9th. under the auspices of the Girl Scout committee, Troop 6, of the blessed Sacrament church. The committee in charge includes Miss Rose Clarkin, Mrs Frank Newcomb, Miss Daisy Lord. Mrs Edward Real. Miss Anna Moran, Mrs Frank Mo Evoy.
 Miss Maureen Slavin will be an attendant to the Queen of the May of Marymount Collage, at the May day festivities to be held on the college campus Sunday afternoon. May 3.
 This will be the second consecu- tive year that Waterbury has been represented at the coronation of the Queen of the May; last year Miss Marjorie Lynch. native of Water bury, bestowed the crown on Miss Martha Dillon of Racquette Lake. N. Y.. as Queen of the May. This onica Samuel, of Parkersburg, w.. Va, president of the Student Coun- cil. Miss Slavin is the daughter of Judge Dennis Slavin and Mrs Slavin of 30 Crescent street. Miss Lynch is the daughter of Attorney James Lynch and Mrs Lynch of West Main street.
 Miss Julia Hanlon of Euclid ave- nue spent the weekend visiting her brother in New York city.
 
 A successful bridge and fashion show was held last evening in Beth Fl vestry rooms under the auspices of the Beth Fl Sisterhood. Thirty tables were in play and prizes were awarded at each table. Refresh ments were served. Little Shirley Cantor of New Haven, model for children's clothes, entertained with a song and dance program. Mrs Samuel Kosowsky and Mrs Charles Walker were the hostesses and were assisted by Mrs Edward Goldberg, Mrs Isadore Stoll, Mrs Charles Rosengarten, Mrs Rudolph Hennick. Paul Dorfman was the announcer.
 The marriage of Miss Gertrude E. Costello, daughter of MT and Mrs J. F. Costello of 23 Ludlow street and William L. Fogarty, son of the late Ann and William K. Fogarty of Wolcott street were united in mar riage yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. at St Margaret's church. The cere- mony was performed by the brides brother, Rev J. A. Costello of St Peter's church, Hartford. who also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Easter lilies and palms decorated the altar. special mu- , sical program was rendered by Miss Griffin.
 The bride wore an Empire period model of white mousse line de soie over shell pink taffeta and novelty hair hat. trimmed in shell pink and carried Easter lilies. Miss Catherine R. Lyman, the bridesmaid. wore Q period model of egg-shell taffeta with trimming of turquoise blue and hair hat of turquoise blue and carried Talisman roses. The best man was Attorney Frank Summa. Following the ceremony a recep- ton for about 50 guests was held at Lift the Latch inn. Out of town guests were present from Marlboro, New Haven, Stamford, New York and Bridgeport. MT and Mrs Fog arty left on an unannounced wed- 1; ding trip, the bride traveling in black and gray tweed ensemble. The bride Is graduate of the New Britain normal school and until re- gently was 8 member of the faculty of Sprague school.
 The Helen I Goodrich Chapter of the Kings Daughters will meet at Grove hall at , o'clock, Friday, April 10th.