The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-23

I'd. Prominent members of Yale Uni- l'versity faculty and families of New
 Haven. sailing last night on the S. S. VOlendam for Europe were Pro- fessor and Mrs George H. 'Nettle- ton of Prospect street, who will sail for the continent returning for the opening of the University this fall. Dean and Mrs Clarence w. Men dell. of Prospect street. also sailing.
 will study for year abroad. Pro- Orange street. will take short trips variCtlsa educational conferences. Professor Harry schulman. Mrs Charleston D. ,Cooksey and her
 daughter, Miss Barbara Cooksey
 were also on board. Miss Cooksey will study in Paris this winter. Mr and Mrs Eugene OsNeill, Jrss also
 sailed on the .Volendam. MT o. Neill, son of the dramatist, and
 who was graduated from Yale in June, will study at the University residence. :.
 | Miss Helen Wallace of Water town and her nephew. Wallace Grady, who are sunnmering at Bay view, visited in Waterbury this week.S' F Miss Hannon, student nurse, of Highland avenue, returned home from the Waterbury hospital Thurs day where she has been recuperat- ing from an operation for appendi- citis. '.e
 -s Among the local girls who at tended an outing at Highland Lake Winsted yesterday. were the Misses Julia 'Connor"ofr Hamilton avenue. Anna and Patricia Alishausky of North Riverside street and Rosal- ing Stoddard of Central avenue.
 Jerry Teelian of South View street is. spending few days with his family, who are vacationing at Bayview. for two.w weeks.
 Miss Edith Stanley of Woodside avende Is spending vacation in Cleveland, O., the guest of rela- tives. ,9
 Thomas Purcell of Sylvan ave- nue Is spending two weeks at Bay view at the cottage of Mrs Jere- miah ,Teehan.
 MT and Mrs William Dee O.. Cheshire were guests this week of Mrs Roger Levigne and Mrs Alice Nichols of Elliott avenue.
 Mrs E. Vincent Maloney and family of Circuit. avenue will spend the remainder of the summer at Beseck lake, ,Middlefieid.
 Tomorrow afternoon, Miss Mar garet Shearer. daughter of Mir and Mrs George Shearer of Marine street, Thomaston, becomes the bride of Alden E. Fish,. son of Mr?Gnd Mrs Chayles Fish of Provi- 'dent$ R. l.. at ' ceremony to 'be performed at the home of the brides sister, Mrs Hugh McColl of Marine street, at 3 o'clock. Rev E.. E. ,Hainess of the eCongregation- al church will be the officiating clergyman and the attending cou- John Shearer, sister and brother of the bride. The wedding will be attended by members of the i'm mediate families only. Following their wedding trip, the couple will make. their home in Providence. Miss Shearer is popular mem Der of Thomaston's younger set and graduated from the local high school in 1929. She Is also a gradu- ate of the Bryant -Stratton busi-
 ness college in Providence.
 Among those summeringnt Lau- rel Beach, Milford. are Miss Mary Walsh on Second avenie, Miss Alice McLirden at their summer cot tage, Frank Pope and family, Miss Marjorie Rigney on Second avenue and I, N, Albert and family tof Ash street.
 The Waterbury Branch of the German Catholic Recreation league of Connecticut has received an invitation from the Bridgeport branch to attend picnic at Hill merick road, Long Hill, tomorrow The committee will meet at St Jo- seph's church, Madison avenue, Bridgeport, to direct all parties to the picnic grounds, remaining at the church until ? o'clock,
 i. Miss Jule Kenny of South, View Street and Helene Driscolf of Elm wood avenue are spending several days at Bayview. sf1R s't, -s Miss Edwina Thatcher R.N.. of N. J., is spending the week end as the guest of her mother, Mrs Lois Thather of Holmes avenue. 4