The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-18

place or September lst
 The wedding of Miss Lillian Holmes, daughter of MT and Mrs | George A. Holmes Of Southbury and George Warren Cummings of Naugatuck, son of MT and Mrs liar old II. Cummings of Montclair, x. J. will take place this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the NauGatuck Con gregatiOnal church. Rev Edward k. Hance will Ofiiciatc.
 Miss Holmes has chosen for her matron of honor, Mrs Walter Lund- blad of Yonkers, x. r., and Miss Stella Harmon of Naugatuck and Mrs F. II. Mckeever of Bridgeport as bridesmaids, Maurice Davier of Montclair, N. H.. will be Mir Cum mings best man and the ushers will include, IT. Lindsley Cummings, of Verona, N. J., a brother of Mir Cummings. and II. Norton Van Du- | yn of MOntclair, A. !. LindSley and and Walter Lundbad of Workers, N. r., Peggy Cummings of Verona, x. J.. a niece of the bridegroom, and Charlotte Davis of Maplcwood, x. J. cousin of the bride will act as flower girls.
 A reception will be held at the parish house following the cere- mony.
 Miss Eunice Moody of WollastoG, Mass, is spending the month with her aunt, Mrs k. II. Patterson of Plaza avenue.
 Local alumni of Bay Path Institute, Springfield, Massachu- setts, are receiving this week d "Reunion Special number of the Bay Path monthly paper, telling them about the Bay Path Com menccmcnt and Reunion which | will be held this year on Friday and saturday. July "A and 25.
 The first event on the Com mcnccmcnt program will be stunt Night on July "A. given in Alum nj Hall at Bay Path Institute by the present student body in honor of the returning alumni Athletic awards of the year are given out at this time and officers of both the student and alumni organizations will speak briefly.
 The graduation exercises are to be held in the Springfield Munic.- pal Auditorium at 2 o'clock. on Saturday, July 25. Clinton A. Reed, supervisor of commercial education in the state of New York, will deliver the graduation address: What Is Education fo: Business?'
 The annual reunion banquet of all Bay Path Alumni will be held in the ballroom of the Hotel Kim ball, Springfield, on Saturday eve ming, July 25. at 6:3O o'clock. Mrs sara CavanauSh Bradley, a grad uatc of the class of 1920, will be tOastmaSter.
 "The Spinstcrs'', n newly organ izcd committee composed of tn" younger set at Madison, will give a Leap Year Ball and Dinner" to the Bachelors in the Madison Beach Yacht Club. Tuesday eve ming. Miss Anita Tompkins is chairman of the "Spinsters," and Jones. Miss True Compton. Miss Virginia Thomas. Miss Frances Garvin and other younger mem. bcrs of the Yacht club. There will be the regular Saturday night dance tonight and tomorrow there will be a buffet luncheon.
 Mrs Irving IT, Chase of Water bury and Narragansctt, who is sponsoring the forthcoming wo- mems invitation tennis tourna- ment at the Point Judith Country Club. Narragansett, to be played on the dates from July 27 to 3l. has just announced her tennis committee which includes Mrs Thomas Ewing, Jr, of New York, Mrs Phelps Newberry of Detroit; Mrs Livingston l.. Riddle and Mrs John L.. Welsh of Philadelphia. and Mrs Byron $. Watson and Mrs Arthur D. Champlin of Providence.
 The Bide-a-Wee club held its reg ular meeting this week at Forest cr's hall with the president, Mrs, John Schaff. in charge. Plans were made to hold an outing at Lake wood on Monday. August 10 in place of the regular meeting. All members wishing to go are request ed to be at the hall at 7:3O that evening" Following the business session cards were played and re- treatments were served. Prize win ncrs at cards were Mrs. Donald Macintosh, Mrs. Alex Galbraith and Mrs. William Munro.
 The wedding of Miss Mary A. O'Reilly of Albion street and Will fam ]. Connerty of Elliott street will take place on Tuesday. the 28th, at 8 o'clock at the Church of SIS. Peter and Paul.
 Mrs. Edward Herman and her daughter. Miss Ann Herman of Cooke street have been visiting Mrs. Kernan's daughter. Mrs. Charles w. Riley of West Hart ford. at her cottage at knollwood Beach. Saybrook.
 MT and Mrs William Dufresnc of Young street entertained at their home Thursday for their daughter. Mary Theresa. who was observing her third birthday. Their guests were Deborah McMahon. Mary McMahon, Catherine Howard Louis Howard. Mrs A. Dufresne. Beesle and Joan McMahon. Will liam and Mary McMahon and Mr. and MrH R. F. prail