The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-03
SOCIAL =. ~~ PERSONAL

The Girls Friendly society of St
 John's church held their weekly
 meeting on Tuesday evening in the
 Guild hall at the parish ho1se. Rev Arthur McKenny was the speaker of the evening having for his sub- feet. s.Living with Yourself" Misses Claudia Burrell of the older girls group and Gladys Lilliott of the younger girls, delegates who attended the recent state conven- ton in Danbury, gave reports on the meeting. Following the meet ing the probationers planning to enter the society met with Miss Romaine in the church library. Miss Mary stiiweIl Hoiderness, Rranddaughter of Mrs Benjamin w. stilweli of North Broadway, Yonkers, N. F., was married to Judson Hall Root Morris. son of Mrs Shiras Morris of West Hart ford, Wednesday afternoon at { o'clock at "ArdenwCld" the home of her uncle and aunt, Mir and Mrs John Stilwell in Yonkers. Rev Dr IsJohn N. Lewis performed the cere- mony. The house was decorated with yellow and russet chrysan- themums, autumn leaves ana ferns. Meyer Davis's orchestra played the wedding music and for the recep- tion which followed.
 The bride was given in marriage by her uncle. She wore her moth er's wedding gown of white satin and rose point lace. Her veil of rose point lace over tulle had been worn by her great aunt. She car- ried q. bouquet of lilies of the vale ley and gardenias. Miss Jane Stilwell, a cousin or the bride, was the maid of honor and only attendant. Jackson
 Turner of Boston, Mass, was best
 man for MT Morris.
 MT and Mrs Morris sailed for a
 wedding trip to Europe. The bride
 wore for travelling, a russet tweed
 suit trimmed with a lynx collar
 and brown accessories.
 The bride attended the Westover
 school in Middlebury. MT Morris
 was graduated from the Choate
 school in Wa1lingford and attended
 Leland Stanford university in Cal
 ifornia.
 Miss wilhelmina Tschupp of Highland avenue who is to be married on Thanksgiving day to William Fitzmaurice of South street was given a miscellaneous shower recently by Mrs Francis Scholar at her home on South street. Among those attending were: Mrs Bridget Horrigan, Mrs
 Julia Fitzmaurice, Mrs Thomas
 Fitzmaurice, Mrs Maurice F1tz- maurice, Mrs T. Gerald, Mrs
 Joseph Burns, Mrs Timothy Mur- phy, Mrs Edward Stack. Mrs Rob- ert McHugh, Mrs John Bogart, Mrs Louis Poetl, Mrs William Sculiy, Mrs William O'Keefe. Mrs Wayne Burns, Mrs James Doyle, Mrs Charles Newell, Mrs Daniel Hor- gan, Mrs Timothy P. Morgan, Mrs
 Peter Gilligan, Mrs Harold Iris,
 Mrs Thmas Crean, Mrs John Eitz- maurice, Misses Mildred Shea, Bessie Shea, Mary Shea, Julia Quill. Joan Stack, Margaret Hor- rigan, : Rita Horrigan, Gertrude Horrigan, Rita IFftZmaurice, Mar garet, Mary, Nora. Elizabeth and Margaret M. Fitzmaurice, Agnes Sheehy, Adrien Paradis, Moe Hor- gan and Mary Morgan.
 Mrs Robert Fowler of South | Orange, N.sJ., is spending week as the guest of Mrs Henry Blan- chard of Walnut street.
 Misses Helen and Nancy Pinto of Traverse street were hostesses at a Halloween party recently. Games and other. entertainment were enjoyed during the evening and buffet luncheon was served.
 Those attending were: Misses Ger trude Walner, Hazel Galligan,
 Winifred Colella, Rose Colella, Jo-' sephine Colella, Grace Colella, Eleanor Becker. Lillian Becker, Margaret Orsini, Sylvia Guidetta, Antoinette Guidetta, Mary Ann Standard. Katharine Coiella, Mar tha Draptin, Jane Higgins. Betty dred Kalwart, Doris Kalwart. Rose | Marie Jeanetty, Lucy Jannetty. | Hugh Mellon, Francis Mellon, Ed l ward Mellon, Harold Hassinger, Raymond Hassinger, William Mel- l Ion, Robert Hoebel. Arnold Steim- l ley, Raymond Carusa, William Martinson, James Pinto, Donald | Pinto, Richard Pinto: Phillip Co.,
 leila, William Humphrey, Robert | Humphrey. Robert Colby, Frank l Capabricu, Edward Winslow, Ber-
 nard Goldberg, Walter Swasta,
 John Kushwara, Frederick Koc- | zynsik, Joseph Ricupero, Raymond | Higgins, Joseph Keegan, John | Pinto, Samuel Santopietro and Helen and Nancy Pinto.
 The Rummy club rendered a surprise farewell party to Miss Helen Kitchenka of Plank road on Sunday. Miss Kitchenka left yes- terday for an indefinite stay in California, The guests included: Misses Helen Kitchenka, Mary Drauch, Peggy Kitchenka. Ida Zeck, Madeline Delaney, Edna Zeck, Kay Christian and John
 Riley, Joseph Riley, Thomas Ma
 han, Bart Hooker, Joseph Burns, James Owens and Edward O'Don- nell.