The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05

Mrs Charles II. Beere of the Country club road and Mrs Emelie c. Teller of Holmes avenue have returned from a several days mo- tor trip to Richmond and Char lottesville, Va, and Washington, D. C. "-..
 The wedding of Miss Gertrude Schleffer, daughter of Mrs Ger trude Schicffer of Walnut street to Frank Rotella, son of Mir and Mrs Anthony Rotella of Oak street took. place Tuesday morning at St Cecilia's church at 8 o'clock. Rev Peter J. Cuny performed the cere- mony.
 The bride wore a LeLong model gown of flesh net with an under skirt of pink taffeta, styled with elbow length sleeves, a fitted bo- dice at the waistline with q braid- ing of blue and pink taffeta rib- bon. Her hat was of flesh ma line with q nose veil and she car ried Briarcliff roses, lilies of the valley and swansonia. The brides- maid was Miss Carolyn Schieffer, her sister, who wore hydrangea blue chiffon, made with small ruffled sleeves, jacket and long slightly full skirt. Her hat was of and she carried Madame Butterfly roses. The best man was Charles Rotella, q brother of the bride- groom. The ceremony was followed by q wedding breakfast at Hotel Water bury, after which Mir Rotella and his bride left on their wedding trip. the bride travelling in n costume of dark blue trimmed in Kolinsky. Af- ter returning home they will re- side at 129 Edson avenue. Out of town guests included those from New Britain, Hartford, Cheshire and Middlebury.
 Mrs Frank McWeeney of Maple avenue entertained at a shower at her home on Monday evening in honor of Miss Ann Geigle who Is to be married on June 18th to Roger Minor. The home was at- tractively decorated In q color scheme of yellow and blue. Enter tainment was enjoyed throughout the evening and chicken supper was served. The guests includ- ed: Misses Loretta Miller, Peggy Miller, Gladys LaChance, Rose La- Chance, Catherine Dalton, Helen Dalton. Elizabeth Lawlor, Margaret fawlor. Mary Purdy, Ann Johnson. Betty Geigle, Grace Ravtoy, Ger trude Kennedy. Helen Thompson, Josephine Thompson. Margaret sla- win, Mary Riordan, Julia Connor, Mary Cavanaugh, Mildred Cav anaugh. Catherine Dolan, Mary Overton, Helen Wrenn, Ann Geigle, Ella Costello, Mary Costello, Mary Ray, Josephine Ray, Anna Shea, Mora O'Rourke. Mary O'Rourke, Catherine Brady, Sally Fitzpatrick, Ann Healy, Helen Kane, Helen Wrenn, Jessie Aitcheson, Gertrude Brown. Margaret Edmond and Jane Edmond and Mrs Harold Geigle, Mrs George Lynch, Mrs William Clark, Mrs John Manfredi, Mrs Mary Massie, Mrs Van Delsta, Mrs Patrick Kennedy, Mrs Cecilia Boch, Mrs Louis Errico. Mrs Mary Timothy Connors. Mrs John Rear <HIb Sh5tcis Cavanaugh, Mrs Abraham Cronk, Mrs Joseph Woods, Mrs Edward Ravtoy. Mrs Joseph Quinn. Mrs John Prime, Mrs Homer Prime, Mrs Mary Cross, Mrs Catherine McWeeney. Mrs Charles Me- | Weeney. Mrs John McWeeney. Mrs Joseph Shea. Mrs Frederick Baker, and Mrs Margaret Healey.
 The department of efficiency in government of the Connecticut League of Women Voters will hold it's semi-annual meeting on Friday at the home of the chairman, Mrs Herbert Knox smith in Farming ton. A buffet luncheon will follow the morning session at 11:30 a m. Misses Agnes and Catherine Ma hany and their sister, Mrs James Kelly of Chestnut avenue will spend the weekend in New York with their sister, Mrs Joseph Fiem- ing. i.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the
 Third Congregational church met in the parish hall yesterday after. noon. The meeting was in the form of quilting party. A meeting will
 he held on Wednesday at which
 tifne plans will be made for the
 May supper to sbe held on Mag l10th In the parish hall.