The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-23
:. Additional Society '.

Mrs Louis Weinberg, Mrs Benja- min Robb, Mrs Morris Greenblatt,
 Mrs Frank Meyers. Mrs Henry Brownstein, Mrs Samuel Goldman, Mrs Sol Vineberg and Mrs Maurice Weinberg are the hostesses for the entertainment and bridge to be
 given on Tuesday by the Beth-El- Sisterhood.
 Miss Gladys M. Goodall. daughter of James Goodall of 201 Madison
 street and Rocco Martone, son of MT and Mrs M. Martone of Law renee street are to be united in
 marriage this afternoon at ? o'clock
 at St Johns parish house, Rev Dr
 John L. Lewis performing the l ceremony. The attending couple
 will be Miss Helen Weathers and
 John Mcclure.
 The bride will wear navy blue
 suit with blue fox trimming, hat
 of blue straw, and shoulder corsage
 of gardenias and lilies of the valley.
 The bridesmaid will wear tan
 suit with matching accessories and
 shoulder corsage of yellow roses and
 sweet peas.
 MT and Mrs Martone are to reside | on Alder street upon returning from their wedding trip to New York city Miss Suzanne Klish entertained at miscellaneous shower at her home on Thursday evening in com- pliment to her sister, Miss Anne ! Klish whose marriage to Frank
 Romanowsky takes place on June 18th. The guest of honor received
 many beautiful gifts. Those present yede: Misses Aldona Zemas, Emma and Helen Ulinsky, Helen and Mary Chesinas, Wanda Zubrisky, Helen Senkus, Corynne Davis, Catherine and Mary Salinardi. Lucille Dam ] brosky, Betty Blanchard, Patricia Richards, Nellieand Anna Bender, Anna Zukauskas, Nellie Bakunas,
 Helen and Nellie Orantas, and Mrs John Romanowsky, Mrs Edward Lord. Mrs Richard Trask, Mrs
 Miles Kelly, Mrs William Bouley, Mrs Louis Martin. Mrs John Ze- mantowsky, Mrs Michael Ulinsky,
 Mrs Stella Puzaitis, Mrs William
 Zubrisky, ST, Mrs Joseph Chesnas,
 Mrs John Prisavage,, Mrs Joseph
 Zuburis, Mrs Charles Mazeika, Mrs Charles Geralitis, Mrs John Kont-
 out, Mrs John Pekock. Mrs John BakunaS.
 A wedding of local interest took place yesterday afternoon in the chapel of St Georges church in New
 York at 4:30 o'clock when Miss ] Elizabeth l.. Summey, daughter of MT and Mrs David Long Summey of
 Park avenue and Waterbury became | the bride of Francis w. Roude- | bush, son of Mrs Frank w. Roude-
 bush and the late Frank Roudebush
 oi Memphis, Tenn. Rev Dr John N.
 Lewis of St Johns church officiated at the wedding. Miss Virginia Sum-
 mey, sister of the bride, was her | only attendant and Robert Roude- | bush of Memphis was his brothers s | best man. The ushers were Rich- ard w. Summey, brother of the
 bride and James Graham Leyburn
 of New Haven.
 The bride. who was given in mar | riage by her father, wore d gown of ivory satin wit ha long court train and veil of Spanish lace. She
 carired a bouquet of white roses. The maid of honor wore frock CT yellow chiffon and large hat of natural straw. She carried bou- quet of deep purple and lilacs and baby'S breath.
 Mr and Mrs Roudebush will mo- tor through New England on their wedding trip and upon their return will reside in New York. The bride IS travelling in green fiat crepe CO.'S tune and small green hat. MT Roudebush, who is associated with the firm of Delano & Aldrich, ar chitects, is graduate of the Cin- Cinnati Conservatory of Music, Princeton university and the Prince ton Graduate school. The bride graduated from Saint Margaret's school and Vassar college.
 Miss Alma M. Donais of South Main street entertained the members of The Happy-Go-L Girls al their last regular meeting at her home on Thursday evening. The club is being adjourned for this sea- son by private dance to be given on May 29th. Games were enjoyed ana luncheon was served. Miss Donais |guests were: Adrienne Arcand. Bea- |trice Boissoneault, Catherine E Cook, Simonne Deschene, Pauline Grenier, Della Marchand, Juliette Hamel, and Alice Morrissey.