The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-20
Bridge And Sho1ger
At M1ftatNck
Country Club.

A bridge and shower IN honor OF
Miss Madeline f. Wallace of Oak
land avenue, was given last night
at the Mattatuck Country club by
a group of her friends who present.
ed her with O gift and flowers.
Cards were played and musical en-
tertainment included the singing
of selection by Miss FRITZ Scheff,
accompanied at the piano by Miss
Helen Hurley. The guests present
included the Misses Bess Cunning
ham, Elenita Boylan, Mary Car
mody. Peg Conway, Katherine Nc.
Kenna, Mary Morgan, Mary Ban
non. Marion Begley, Helen Hurley.
Helen Altman. Mae Maloney, Ma
define F. Wallace; Mrs John MUIR
ply, Mrs Jack Leary, Mrs Edward
Bowling of Hartford, and Mrs
Lewis Russell Of Cleveland, o. Miss
Wallace will be married July 26 to
Walter Somervifle of Hillside ave-
nue.. 4
United States Commissioner
Harry. A. Krasiow and Attorney
Milton Meyers sailed yesterday
noon on the S. s. CHAMPAIGN for a
six weeks visit to Europe. They
will visit London, Paris, Berlin
and other principal. cities. Among
the Waterbury people to bid them
bon voyage as the boat sailed were
Judge and Mrs John F. McGrath.
Mrs Tillie Meyers, Attorney and
Mrs Mitchell G. Meyers, Mr. and
Mrs Louis Albert. Martin Green.
blatt and Mrs Anna Krasow.
4.
Miss Victoria Liebrecht of this
city will outline plans for the COM
ing convention Of the Connecticut
branch, American World War
Nurses to be held In this city in
conjunction with the American
Legion, at a meeting tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the sum-
mer home of State Vice! Chairman
Henrietta Ellsworth at Beach
Park, Clinton A picnic. lunch and
bathing will be included in the
program, followed by meeting
at which State Chairman Grace
Stowell will preside.
Yesterday morning at g. o'clock
at st AIMS church Miss Ida Blan-
che Derouin, daughter Of sGustave
j. Derouin Of Galvan street. was
married to-. Alex NJ; Daudelin of
Thomaston, Rev Ernest Lamon-
tagne performing the ceremony
and celebrating the nuptial mass
which followed. Palms and cut
flowers were used to decorate the
church,, and a special musical pro-
gram was presented, Marcel Dou-
cette, soloist, singing an Ave Maria.
Miss Demers also singing solo.
Others assisting in the musical pro-
gram were Adoiph Tourangeau,
Harry, Matthews; organist, Miss
Morrot, and violinist, Alfred lie
Cleve of Danbury. The bride wore
a silhouette gown Of white satin
with cowl neckline and long tight
sleeves, her veil of tulle held in
place by a Duchess lace cap and
miniature Gala lilies. She car
ried a shower bouquet OF gardeniaS
and lilies of the valley. The brides
maid, Miss Bertha Evelyn Derouin,
a sister of the bride. wore a Pc
riod model gown of pale pink lace
over taffeta with aQuamarine sash.
Her hat was of starched lace in
aquamarine shade, and she wore
slippers and mitts to match, carry
ing a bouquet OF pink and shaded
blue delphiniums. The best man
was George Daudelin, a brother
of the groom. Ushers included
Ernest "A. Derouin and Oscar Der
ouin. A reception was held fol-
lowing the ceremony at Lakeside
Tavern. Mr. and Mrs Daudelin left
later on a motor and boat trip to
Detroit and Canada. the latter
travelling in a costume of yellow
and white Roshnara crepe, white
crepe turban and matching Access
sories. On returning Mr. and Mrs
Daudelin win reside in their newly
furnished home In Milldale. Out
of-town guests were present from
Springfield, L.ongmeadow, Wilt
mantle, Danbury. Milldale, Thorn
aston and Massachusetts,.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert II. Monta-
que of New Haven. entertained at
dinner Saturday night in their
home in Bar Harbor. Me, for Mrs
Katherine Cramer Woodman and
her fiance, President James Row.
land Angel OF Yale University. Mrs
Woodman IL Mrs Montague's guest.
who IL q cousin OF President An
CELL. Quests included Or and Mrs
Ernest Martin Hopkins, Mr. and
Mrs Frederic J. stimson, Justice
Ingrahana and Mrs lngraham and
Mr. and Mrs Eliot Wadeworth and
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