The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13


 church. Rev Joseph Valdambrini performed the ceremony and the nuptial high mass which followed was celebrated by Rev Severino Fococci of New York, cousin of the bride, assisted by Rev John Rettagliata of Bronx, N. Y. and Rev Joseph valdambrini. The church was attractiyely decorated with palms and cut flowers and a special program of music was ren- dered. The bride was attended by Miss Agnes DeMartino, sister of the bridegroom, as maid of honor and Misses Anna and Rose DeMartino, also sisters of the bridegroom were the bridesmaids. The bride groom's brother, Joseph DeMartino attended him as best man.
 The bride, who was given iu marriage by her father, was be- ccmingly attired in gown oi white satin fashioned with inserts of Irish lace and wore a madonna veil of tulle. She carried an arm bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore frock of green net with a hat to correspond and her bouquet con- sisted of tea roses. The brides maids frocks were of blue and pink net with accessories to correspond and their bouquets consisted of pinl, roses. a
 A dinner for about thirty guests was served at Bosco hall following the ceremony after which a recep- tion was held at the home of the bride. The couple left on an un- announced wedding trip and. upon their return will reside in Bronx. N. Y.
 Miss Mildred Hebert of Willow street who is to be married in the near fuaure was the guest of honor at dinner and bridge given last evening at Waverly Inn by a num- Der of her present and former as- sociates at the Cassidy law office and building. Decorations were car ried out in color scheme of green and pink and a miniature bridal party formed an attractive center. piece for the table. Three tables of bridge were in play and prizes were won by Misses Rose Cullinan, Irene Vezina and Mrs A. Earl Fish CT. The guest of honor was the recipient of a beautiful set of dishes. The guests included Misses Helen Horgan, Mildred Holland, Cell Moore, Barbara Hebert. Mill dred Hebert. Rose Cullinan, Char lotte Moran, Irene Vezina, Anna Gannutz, Mary Kelly, Marguerite Greaney and Helene Ciminera.
 Patrick Donnelly of Fuller street who left Saturday to enter St Ber- nard's seminary at Rochester, N. Y., was given a party Friday evening at the home of MT and Mrs Martin Egan of Fuller street. Those attending were Misses Mar garet Ryan, Margaret Fitzpatrick, Bess Loughran, Margaret Carlson. Mary Gumpper, Phyllis Gumpper. Agnes Fitzpatrick, Alice Bratton, Mary Fitzpatrick. Mary Donnelly, Elizabeth Sheehan, Elinor Hayden. Martin Egan, Patrick Donnelly Frank Bowling, Joseph Murphy. Francis Burns, Ray Fitzpatrick and Francis O'Neill.
 Members of the Hine family in Connecticut and New York gath cred at the home of Theodore Hine in the Quaker Farms section Sum day. Games, dancing and refresh ments made up. the program for the day.
 Those present included: MT and Mrs Albert Bendokas, Oakville; MT Mrs John Griffin, MT and Mrs Jo-
 
 ward Prudenally. Waterbury; MT and Mrs Anthony Jokus, Union City; Charles Mayo, Bridgeport; Mir and Mrs George Raomer, Hav- erstraw, N. Y.; MT and Mrs Rob- ert Sweeney. Brownsville: Misses Helen, Margaret, tand Ruth Sweeney. and James Sweeney, Mount Vernon, N Y.; Marvin Riv- CTS, Pelham Manor, N. Y.; Irving Henderson, New Rochelle, N. Y.; Miss Eloise Clark, Delaware, Ohio; MT and Mrs Thomas Sweeney. Mount Vernon. N. Y.; and Theo- dore Hine.
 The women's get Together club of the Third Congregational church met last evening in the parish hall with Mrs Louis Ostrander presid- ing. It was announced that a card party will be sponsored September 22 at the home of Ms John Brown of Chipman. street. Prizes will be in charge of Mrs H. L. Fogg. A play will be given the latter part of next month with Mrs Morton Chipmen directing. Following the business meeting yesterday tea was served. The hostesses included Mrs John Brown. Mrs Oscar Van Wart and Mrs Morton chipman.
 The annual outing given by the Connecticut club of Tufts college alumnae association will be held on Saturday afternoon at Hurd park in Cobalt. Alumni will assemble at 1880 o'clock on the Hartford. Md dietown road in Cromwell near the Pierson companys greenhouses and proceed to the park in c body, via Middletown. Portland, Cobalt postofilee. LeesviIIe and East Had. dam Quarry Shelter. The program includes various picnic sports for the children, ss we'll e adults ana each paffy Ie expected 10 aerry its own lunch. Coffee will Do pros vIded by the committee.