The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-04

church. In. a setting of Easter lilies and palms. Miss Rosalie M.. Schroeder,
 daughter of MT and Mrs Robert A. Schroder of New Haven, will be-
 come the bride of Albert Walter
 Bailey, son of MT and Mrs Thomas ls.. Bailey, of Hamden. The
 at o'clock today in the home of the bride, will be officiated
 over by the Rev Harry J. Newton
 of the Dwight Place church. During the ceremony there will be music
 by Mrs J. Fischer Davies, piano, violin, Mrs George Hutchinson and
 Mrs E. H. Leighton, soloist.
 The bride, who will be given in
 marriage by her father, will wear white satin, Grecian style, with the
 tulle vail arranged from a lace cap
 The bride will carry Q bouquet of
 gardenias, sweetheart roses and
 lilies of the valley. The maid of
 honor, Miss Gladys Carlson of West Haven, will wear pistashio green taffeta, with a Wateau model hat of Pistachio green incline, and she will carry 8 bouquet of Talisman
 roses, tied with a green ribbon. The
 bridesmaids will be Miss Mary Me-
 Donald of this city and. Mrs Nor
 ton Williams. They will wear
 and their hats will be orchid horse-
 hair models by Wateau, and they will carry Talisman roses, tied with
 pr Everett williams, cousin of
 the groom. will serve as best man
 and the ushers include Dr Norton Williams, cousin of the groom,
 Robert e. Schroeder brother of the
 bride and Wilbur Thomas.
 The reception will be held in Pil- grim Lodge, Orange. where Palms and Spring flowers will be used in profusion. A .
 When the, young couple leave on their wedding gtrip. which Is unan- nounced. the bride will wear a blue ensemble, with a corsage of gar denias. They will be at home in
 Aims-Point. West Haven after
 April IS. hsgs
 Mrs William Hunter of. Falls ave- nue was surprised at her home Tuesday evening by number of neighbors and friends in honor of her birthday. The evening was, a
 social success. The guests were the
 Misses Hazel Galligan, Doris Ander- son, Alice Crawford, Mrs Carl Ander- son, Mrs Hallock, Mrs Crawford, Mrs
 Magnusson,i Mrs Vielle, Mrs Schaffer, Mrs Aaron Bradshaw, Mrs Fred Det-' tefson and Mrs Galligan.
 Mrs Agnes Duncanson of oak street was hostess at "a regular meet- ing of the Past Chief Daughters of Lady McAlpine lodge at her home Tuesday evening. Plans were made for play to be given in May. Those who attended athe meeting were Mrs Crichton, Mrs Marion German, Mrs Catherine Williams. Mrs John Brown, Mrs Helen Marshall, Miss Annie Anderson and Mrs Kettle Bell. The ways and means committee of the Middlebury Mothers club. of which Mrs Ralph Kingsley is chair man, will present a children's toy sym mphony and the ladies' string en- semble of the Birt School of Music with Mrs May IL. Birt, supervisor.
 at the Middlebury town hall on Thursday evening, April 23. Mrs
 Marguerite Mack will be soloist. MT and Mrs Robert l.. Coe of Grove street recently returned from
 a several weeks trip to Nassau and q cruise through southern waters. They were accompanied by Mrs Goes sister, Mrs Rufus. B.. Rand and Mir Rand of Minneapolis, Minn. They also visited in Inverness, Fla. Miss Betty Beach has arrived
 home from, Carmel. N. Y.,swhere she is Q student at Drew seminary. to
 spend the holidays with her parents,
 Mir and Mrs Dudley F. Beach of
 Newton terrace. ~ @G Irving Wallace, student at the
 University of Pennsylvania and a classmate. Charles Paist of Philadel- phia, are with, the forner's parents,
 MT and Mrs F. F. Wallace of Irv-
 ington avenue for the holidays.
 Miss Margaret Fitzmaurice, a senior at Connecticut college. New
 London. is spending the Easter re-
 cess with her sister, Mrs Andrew J.
 Jackson of McDcnaId avenue.
 Mrs Kenneth Peck entertained her bridge club at her home in Wa SCk tOWu- ' HSS0t-y saSVSukfl8sf 11CI $ uC5to. were Mrs Dudley Atwood, Mrs Glenn Sweet Mrs Boardman Get singer Misses Rowena Gunsalus, Dorothy Mclaughlin, Esther Haus-
 CT. Elzada Moserove, Eleanor Brown
 and Lumira and Margaret Bald
 win.
 Mrs Frank Walters entertained
 the Happy Eight card club at her
 home on the Woodtick road recently.
 Prizes went to Mrs James Ney and
 Mrs John Bergin and Mrs Bergin also won thes door prize. Following the game ia delicious lunch was served. Those present were Mrs
 Floyd Allen, Mrs George Green, Mrs
 Bergin, Afra George Hass.ngei'. Mrs
 Amelia Golden, Mrs James Ney and
 Mfs Walters. ~ X 4 2, '. ..s. {. ,s |. r j. I