The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-10-13
Mrs David p. Gaines, regent Of
the Inefficient Porter chapter, the
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Mrs David p. Gaines, regent Of
the Inefficient Porter chapter, the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, Mrs James v. Reed, state
councillor, Mrs Frederick NJ. Marg-
graft, former local regent, Mrs
Samuel j. Marsh, Mrs John L.
Clark and Mrs J. Russell Putnam
were in Bristol Wednesday to at
tend the 39th annual state meet
ing of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution held at the First
Congregational church. The
Katherine Gaylord chapter Of Bris-
toll was the hostess group. The
guest of honor was Mrs Russell
of the National society, d. A. r.
Sanford of the Marlboro school for
Boys and a student from the Hid
man Settlement school in Kentucky.
A musical program was given
by a student from the Northland
college in Minnesota. The latter
two schools mentioned, are spoh-
sored and partially supported by
the d. "A. X. Among those attend
ing were Miss Emeline Street, new
state regent; Miss Katherine Ar
mold Netleton, treasurer general
and former state regent; Mrs Will
liam II. Pouch, vice-president gen.
eral; Mrs George Maynard Minor,
honorary president general; Mrs
Grace II. Brosseau, honorary presi-
dent general; Mrs John IAidlaw
Buel, past vice. president general;
Mrs Charles Humphrey Bissell,
past secretary general; Mrs Russell
William Becker, national chairman
of defense embodying patriotic edu-
cation; Miss Sarah Meade Webb,
president of the Daughters Of 1912.
Mrs William s. Ward, state regent
of New Jersey and the state offfi-
GERS of the D. A. II.
Mrs Hattie Thompson OF Water
vile, Mrs Theresa Scott Of Waco
ma avenue and Mrs Gertrude Wells
Of Bunker Hill avenue were in New
London yesterday attending the
38th Great Council convention Of
;he degree Of Pocahontas in Con-
necticut yesterday and to-day at
Odd Fellows hall. Three hundred
delegates from the councils of the
organization throughout the state,
are in attendance. Mrs William II.
Payne of New London was elected
othe post of the Great Pocahon-
tas of the state at the opening ses-
sion and will be installed this
evening. The great Pocahontas, Mrs
Nellie Jackson of Rockville called
the meeting to order this morning.
Dinner was served in the banquet
room of the hall following the ses-
sion and yesterday afternoon
memorial service and the election
Of officers took place. A banquet
was served last evening at 6:30 o.
clock by the Past PocahOntas clubs
of New London for the great
chiefs.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
this morning at 0 o'clock at Our
Bady of Lourdes church when Miss
Rose Perazzini, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph PerazZini of Ham,
ilton avenue became the bride Of
Pasquale Maestro. son of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Maestro Of South Nor
walk. Miss Jean Santalucia was
the only attendant Of the bride.
The little flower girl was Phyllis
Santalucia and Alfred Bartolini
acted as ring bearer. Palms, ferns
and cut flowers decorated the
church.
The bride wore a gown Of white
satin. Period style with the skirt
terminating in train and wore a
veil of tulle arranged in cap shape
| and fashioned with orange bios
SONS. Her bouquet consisted of
Gala lilies and lilies Of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a frock of
yellow satin fashioned with puff
sleeves and wore a horsehair hat of
corresponding shade. She carried
an arm bouquet of Talisman roses.
The little flower girl wore a pink
crepe dress with small horsehair
hat to match and carried a basket
Of roses.
A reception was held at the home
of the bride following the cere-
mony. The couple left on an un-
announced wedding trip, the bride
wearing green tweed suit
trimmed with brown fox and with
matching accessories.
Miss Jacqueline Spearo Is chair
man OF the dance to be given by
the Omega Chapter of Phi Delta
Sorority at the WATERFOWL Lawn
Club on October goth. Miss Spearo
Is assisted by Miss Gertrude
Krlegler and Miss Florence Mey.
ers. A meeting of the chapter was
held on Monday evening with the
following members attending:
Misses Alice Weisman, Jacqueiine
Spearo, Gertrude Kriegler, Regina
Beer. Honey Schryer. Sylvia Blu
menield. and Florence Meyers.