The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-13

Miss Marion Frank of Cherry
 street was hostess at the last of a
 series of parties given by the Soliat club, at her home last evening in
 the form of a pajama party. During the evening games were played. Lunch was served. Among the guests were Misses Martha Miskey, Mitzie Drill, Ann Dickstein, Ann
 Rosenberg, Gertrude Sundel, Lillian
 Horenbein. Sylvia Schulman, Rac Kabotznick, Esther Sakalow. Evelyn Luchnick, Harriet Reiss. Rhea Ros- enfield, Hilda Kopel, Ella Matzkin. Esther Wolff. The club will meet for their last social gathering on Thursday evening with a dinner at White House Tower Inn in Cheshire.
 Miss Peggy Read of Cambridge,
 Mass, a niece of Mrs Richard Wayne
 of Red Cedars, West Hartford, and of Mrs George Welles Cheney ot South Manchester, was an attendant at the wedding of Miss Peggy Creighton. daughter of MT and Mrs
 Albert Morton Creighton of Boston,
 Mass, :. and Ralph Blake Williams,
 son of Mrs Ralph Blake Williams
 of Boston and Dover, Mass, and of the late MT Williams, which took place Tuesday afternoon in Trinity church, Boston. Rev Arthur Lee Kin solving performed the ceremony.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of old duchesse and rose point lace from
 her mothers wedding gown com
 bined with ivory satin. Her tulle veil fell from cap of the lace.
 Miss Constance Creighton, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor iand the bridesmaids besides Miss Read were Miss Evelyn Ames, Miss
 Helen Curtis of Concord, Mass.
 Miss Mary Armstrong of Winches- ter, Mass, a cousin of the bride, Miss Dorothy Rogers of Chestnut Hill, Mass, Miss Susan of Wigglesworth of Milton, Mass, and Miss Frances Will
 Hams, sister of the bridegroom. and
 Miss Vera Borden of New York. They
 wore gowns of ruffled net with hats of lace straw to match. The maid
 of honor wore rose pink and the bridesmaids gowns were of yellow. Betty Abbot, of Belmont, Mass. a cousin of the bride, was the flower girl She wore a dress of rose pink ruffled net. Thomas B. Williams was best man for his brother and the ushers were John G. Lewis and John Paschall
 Davis of New York. George A. Creighton, brother of the bride, Charles Jackson, Jr. cousin of the bridegroom. John Grew, Westcott Fl.
 Cheseborough, Roger S. Warner. Jr, and Frederick E. Crockett. all of
 Boston, Richard w. Lyman of
 Dover. Mass. Francis l.. Coolidge of Concord and Waldo Rowland of
 Brookline. Mass.
 A reception followed the cere- mony at the home of the brides 8
 parents. MT and Mrs Williams left for q wedding trip to Europe. They will reside in Boston.
 The bride was graduated from the
 Westover school In Middlebury and Is q member of the Vincent club and the Junior League. Mir Williams was graduated from Milton Academy and attended Thacher school In Call fornia and was graduated from liar.
 yard university. He Is n member of ltho Delphic. Nasty Pudding and
 Harvard clubs of Boston, and the Cruising Club Of Amerlca'
 Mr and Mrs Buell H, Hemingway and children of Watertown are nt
 Madison for the senson. They will
 return Co Watertown tho latter part
 Of tho month Co participate ln the
 horse show Of he Watertown Riding club.
 Dr and Mrs George H. Smith and their daughter, Miss Glare smith. of Buckingham street have opened their place at Pine orchard,