The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21

 . &ias Elizabeth Long summey,
 6eushter Of MT and Mrs David Long
 &siinmey of Buckingham street and
 E1W York. and Francis Wiltshire 5 Roudebush, son of Mrs Frank w.
 Houdebush Of Memphis, Tenn, will
 hb united In marriage tomorrow at
 <1D o'clock in the chapel of St {. George's church, New York, with
 the Rev pr John N. Lewis of St
 1ohn,s church officiating. The cer- ernony will be followed by a large
 reception at the Park avenue. New York. home of the brides parents. N Miss Virginia Piers Summey will serve as her sisters maid of honor ' and only attendant. Robert Roude- bush will be best man for his broth- er, and Richard Weeks Summey, another brother, and James Gra- ] ham Leyburn of New Haven will serve as ushers. Upon the return from wedding trip, the young cop
 pie will live in New York city. 5 Miss Summey was graduated from Vassar college, and MT Roudebush
 from Princeton university. He is associated with the firm of. Delano x Aldrich, architects, New Haven. The students of Albertus Magnus college will give garden party and bridge followed by dancing Satur- day afternoon. There will be bridge from 8 until o'clock on the lawn, with dancing from until o'clock in Rosary hall. The committee in charge includes Miss Klem Kennedy sof Crescent street, Miss Catherine Harry of Hartford, Miss Muriel Red- man of Stamford. Miss Dorothy Shea of Lockhart avenue. Miss Louise Toussainte of Ansonia, Miss Mary Sullivan of West Haven, Miss Veronica Lyons and Miss Rose Daff- sney of New Haven.
 A surprise shower was given to Miss Helen Wethered whose mar sriage to Edward Norman will take place in June. The party was held Following the regular business meet ing of the P. o. of A. Camp Is held in Relief Corps hall on Monday evening. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Card playing and entertain 11ent was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Among the guests were Martha Trask, Sophia Mcclure, Bertha Rood, Mrs Alfred Baril, Gene Norman, Julia Oakley, Mary Squires, Beatrice Corcoran, Mrs Gordon Jones, Mrs Vera Norman, Mrs A. Green, Mrs Mary Houghtal- ing. Mrs Scorliga, Hattie Thomas. Ethel Steele, Gertrude McKegg. Helen Wethered and Frederick Hoody.
 William Solomon, son of MT and Mrs Aaron Solomon of 34 Farming ion avenue is to be confirmed at Beth Israel Synagogue on Kingsbury street on Saturday, the 23rd. A re- ception in his honor will be held Sunday evening at Sossins restaur- ant.
 Misses Elizabeth Johnson, Helen St Louis, Alice Cronin and Anna Slattery are in charge of the bridge which is to be given tomorrow eve ming at the Modern Home Utilities rooms for the benefit of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
 Mrs William Packer of Ford ave- uue, Waterville, entertained the members of the Ace of Hearts Pin ochle Club at her home last evening. During a short business meeting plans were completed for the annual Banquet to be held June 18th. High scorers were Mrs William Smith, Mrs George Rasicot and Mrs Joseph Walla. Other guests included Mrs Albert Buell., Mrs M. Mattson, Mrs William Keller. Mrs Raymond Ross. Mrs Anthony Klem, Mrs Edna Cromp and Mrs Carl Rogers.
 Mrs William Dewitt Watkins of Tairyiew street announces the en- gagement of her daughter, Miss Lois Anne Watkins to Dr Alton l.. Mark ley, son of pr and Mrs L. R. Mark ley of Bellingham, Wash. The we'd ding will take place in the near fu- fure. Miss Watkins who is dietitian at Skidmore college, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.,. is a graduate of Connecticut college, New London. Dr Markley, who is professor of chemistry at Skidmore college, is a graduate of Washington State uni versity and received his degree from Cornell university.