The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-25

!. Milton Burrall. Jr., was an usher at the wedding of Miss Helen Pendleton, daughter of Major and Mrs Alexander Pendleton of Pitts burg, Pa, formerly of Hartford. and Frank Boyd McKeown, son Of Mr and Mrs John Boyd McKeown also of Pittsburg, which took place Saturday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock v in the Church of the Ascension. Pittsburg. Right Rev Henry w. Hobson, bishop of southern Ohio. performed the ceremony assisted by Rev Boyd Edwards. rector of the church. The altar was simply decorated with ferns and white lilies.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore her moth- er's wedding gown of rose point lace and satin. mellowed to a deep ivory. It was fashioned in surplice effect ~with elbow length sleeves, the waist made entirely of lace. A cascade Of -the lace fell to the floor down the ~Iength of the long satin skirt. Her Aveil, which had been worn by four %brides of the bridegroom's family eswas of rose point lace which ex- Blended to the end of the long satin train of the gown. The cap was or
 
 designs of tulle. She carried bou- .~quet of gardenias and lilies.
 Miss Josephine Pendleton att Mtended her sister as maid of honor. @She wore. a gown of green satin with cape sleeves and a brown vel. Svet turban. Her bouquet was or %spring flowers. w The bridesmaids were Miss Emily ssFrew, Miss Mary Franklin Robin Mson, Miss Virginia Wright and Miss Mary Zlack, all of Pittsburg, ana Miss Ferguson, Miss Elizabeth s,Grant of Philadelphia, Miss Leila gDelano of New York and Miss Moiiy AChatman of Short Hills, N. Y., all seclassmates of the bride at Miss sNixon's school in Florence. Italy The bridesmaids wore gowns ot zapricot satin, made very long and thaying crepe sleeves. Their turbans ewere of brown velvet and they car {. sr.ied informal bouquets Of spring Mowers. Martha Tilford, a cousin of the bride was the flower girl. She wore a green satin frock to match 4that of the maid of honor:
 William Boal Wood of Piqua, O., swas best man for MT McKeown and Fushers included Thomas A. stan sdish, Jr., J. Judson Brooks, 2no,
  sClemson and Thomas c. Ford. all of Pittsburg, Francis Warren sPershing of Lincoln, Neb., Harlow Dudley Thayer of South Braintree, Mas. Frederick Ernest Weicker of New York, Alexander Loder Vie sner of Germantown Pa, Richard bScreyen Meredith of Harrisburg pa.. Elton Franklin Motsh of Cleve- .land,O., Philip Dater of Stamford, sLeonard Lyall Aitken, Jr., of Den yer. Col, and John Milton Burrall, MJr., of this city.
 The brides mother wore a gown of eggplant crepe with velvet hat to match. Mrs McKeown wore gown of French blue crepe with hat to match.
 A reception and wedding supper Followed the ceremony at the home of the brides parents, which was Fdecorated with spring flowers. The sbrsde's table was decorated with rwhite lilies, freisia and calla lilies. VI Mr and Mrs McKeown left fol- flowing the reception for an un- sannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing for travelling navy blue sensemble They will reside at 120 .Enst Seventy fifth street, New York city.
 The Yolanda Club held it's regu- Jar meeting on Thursday evening at the club rooms on West Main street. Plans were discussed for a benefit card party to be held at the ~Colonnade on February End. Miss -Catherine Bruccolere is chairman Of the committee in charge of the Arrangements and Misses Clara sSandore and Lena Ciarlone will as- .sist.
 S
 The annual meeting of the Wa ferbury Business and Professional aWomen's Club will be held on Monday evening, February 1st. sElection of officers will be held and yearly reports of the officers will be submitted. Preceding the meet jng a supper will be served at 6:3O o'clock after which an exhibition of swedish Rhythmic Exercises will be given by Miss Gorska and her pupils from 7:30 to 500 o'clock. ~ The Children of Mary Sodality of the Sacred Heart church will ho1d @ dance on Thursday even ing, January 28th in the Sacred Heart High school auditorium.
 Miss Beatrice O'Brien is confined 10 her home on Plaza avenue with An attack of pleurisy.