The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-09
PERSONAL

one of the most prominent New Haven weddings in the residence of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bryant Clark, of New Haven, yesterday afternoon, when their daughter, Glenna Marie, became the bride Of Robert Crafts, of Oberlin, Ono.
 A white crinkled crepe satin gown was worn by the bride, who was given in marriage by her fath- CT. The short jacket on the gown was made with draped neckline, and short corded puff sleeves. Her tluue veil was arranged from a car of rosepoint lace, which ended be- low the shoulders in shawl effect and she carried bouquet of gar denias.
 The matron of honor, Mrs Arthur K. Wing, jr., of Bloomfield, N. J., the former Miss Phoebe Adams wore an Italian frock of orchid organdie embroidered with an all over pattern of flowers. which were worn over taffeta slips. Her hat of organdie matched her gown and she carried white glarioli. asst CTS and snow-on the-mountains The bridesmaids' and flower girls frocks were Identical to that of Mrs Wings. Mrs Arthur Bryan Clark. jr., sister-in-law of the bride, and Miss Ruth Chapman, both of New Haven wore pink; Miss Doris Ferry of Washington, D. C., and Miss Car ol Stone of Lexington, Mass, wore blue; Miss Alice Crafts, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs Arthur Bar rows of New London, wore green. The two flower girls, Beatrice Ann Clark of Milford, and Jane Allison Atwood of Watertown, cousins ot the bride, wore dresses patterned like those of the bridal attendants. of yellow organdie, and carried hats filled with rose petals.
 Edwards Crafts, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and the ushers included Arthur Bryan Clark. jr., brother of the bride; | Gerhard GeselI and Sawnie Gaston of New Haven, Daniel Clark, Q | cousin of the bride, of Milfard, Will liam Bowden of New York city and William smyth of Englewood N. J.
 immediately following the cere. mony, there was reception with dancing. The parents of the bride l and the bridegrom's mother assist | ed in receiving. Mrs Clark wore a gown of delphinium blue lace with a draped transparent velvet tur- ban tom atch and a corsage of | Tailman roses. Mrs Crafts wore black lace, a black horseheair hat and corsage of Tailsman roses.
 MT and Mrs Crafts left for a wedding trip to Squam Lakes in the Adirondacks and Monterey, Mass, For travelling the latter wore beetroot velvet suit trimmed with a black caracul fur collar, a rose crepe blouse finished with beetroot scalloped piping, and small beet root felt hat with a nose veil.
 After October 1, the will reside at PIG Bishop street, New Haven.
 Mrs Crafts attended Mrs Days school and was graduated from Emma Willard school and from Vassar with the class of 1882. MT Crafts prepared for college at the Taft school and was graduated from Yale in June. He belongs to Scroll and Keys, Phi Beta Kappa and Zeta Psi, and will study at the Yale Law school in the fall.
 The home of MT and Mrs Samuel J. Archambault of Hallock street was the scene of the annual re- union of the Jacquette family re- gently when about 50 members gathered to enjoy sports and other forms of entertainment. Card play ing was enjoyed with high scores being made by William and Porter Chapin of Torrington, John Har- wis of New Hartford acted as toast master. Those present includedy Mrs Helena Jacquette, and MT and Mrs John Fitzgerald of Ansonia, MT and Mrs Louis Arthambault, Elizabeth, N. J., MT and Mrs oJhn Jarvis of New Hartford, MT and Mrs Josph Archambault, Elizabeth, NJ. Frank Archambault, Patter- son, N. J., MT and Mrs Porter Chapin, MT and Mrs Max Caonette, MT and Mrs William Chapin, Charles Jacquette, MT and Mrs Henry Bradley, William Bradley, Jr, MT and Mrs J. l.. Chapin And Betty Chapin all of Torrington, Ed ward, Louis, Joseph, and Raymond Archambault. Jr, of Elizabeth. W. J., Miriam Archambault of Elizabeth, N. J., MT and Mrs Louis Archambault, Mrs Louise Nadeau, Miss Alice Archambault, John Ma honey, ana MI ana MTS 0dIHuci Archambault of this city.
 The first meeting of the season of the Phi Delta Sorority, Omega chapter, was held last evening at the home of Miss Gertrude Kreig- Ter of Woodlawn Terrace. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Misses Ann Schryer, Bertha Bloch, Sylvia Blumenfield, Florence Myers and Jacqueline Spearo.
 Mrs John F. Schwartz and Mrs John Clark entertained at Mrs Schwartz's home on Hamilton ave- rue in honor of her granddaughter Dolores Ann Dauch, who observed her first birthday. Among those present were Ruth Mccullough, Carol Tenn, Grace Walker, Shirley Ann Schwartz, Arthur Hansen, Robert Deveraux, John Andrews. Robert Kleinschmidt, Mrs Arthur Hanson, MT and Mrs A. l.. Schwartz, Mrs Walter Kleinschmidt Mrs Raymond Devereaux, Mrs Clarence Fenn, MT and Mrs Will liam Mccullough, Mrs Catherine Turrell, MT and Mrs John Dauch, Mrs Clark Andrews, MT and Mrs John Clark, MT and Mrs John s. Schwartz and Mrs George Shum- aker of New Haven.
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