The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-17
Local Women To
Attend. Luncheon
In Bridgeport
--Borman photo.

made for the annual fall luncheon
meeting Of the Connecticut chapter,
National Society. Daughters Of
Founders and Patriots of America
to be held Friday at the Brook
lawn Country Club. Mrs Frederick
A. Strong of Bridgeport is chair
man of the local committee of ar
rangements.
Among those who have made re-
! servations to date are Mrs John
Buel of Lftchfield, past national
president; Mrs George Maynard
Minor of New London; Mrs Char
1otte Downs of Derby; Mrs Marion
Lee Montgomery of Norwalk; Mrs
A. Campbell Of Hartford; Mrs Noy-
es y. Baldwin of Derby; Miss Flor
encc G.. Crowford Of Hartford, state
president; Miss Mary s. Whittlcsey
of New Britain: Miss Annie Law of
Now Haven, Mrs William Emery
Parker Of New Britain; Mrs Frank
Mitchell of Newtown; Mrs Fred
Beers Of Brookfeld center; Mrs +.
s. Slauter Of Derby; Mrs d. B.
| Gliding of Derby; Mrs George Hills
Gilman of Hartford; Mrs Walter
-. Inglis and Miss Marion Inglis Of
Bridgeport.
Also. Mrs II. r. williams Of
Hartford; Mrs Robert M. Wilcox
of Greenwhich; Mrs s. J. Marsh Of
Waterbury; Mrs William p. Arnold
of Waterbury; Mrs Chester Bailey
of New Haven; Miss Eiuira p. Da-
Wis, Miss Minnie Walter, Mrs John
II. s. Stevens, Mrs Charles II. ARM
strong and Mrs Strong of Bridge
port.
| Miss Emiline street of New Ha-
ven, regent Of the state ID. A. Il.
and Henry Cliff are expected to at
tend.
| The program for the day will in
! clude the dedication of the WASH
ington memorial tree planted by
the chapter on the Old Stratfeld
training ground. Luncheon at the
club house follows the service. A
Dusiness session will precede the
presentation of the historical play
let. 1.-The Return Of, Martha WASH
ington," under the direction Of
Mrs Matthias Steelman Of Eliza
beth, N. j.
Mics Mary S. Whittlesey is chair
man of the memorial tree and Mrs
N. ID. Baldwin Is chairman of the
afternoon program.
The Sacred Heart church was
the scene Of a pretty fall wedding
this morning at o'clock when
Miss Genevieve Eileen Bagley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Bag
ley Of Shelley street became the
bride Of Francis Henry Rosenbeck,
son Of Mr. and Mrs Albert Rosen-
beck Of South Elm street. Rev.
Finton Tehan Of Bridgeport, cousin
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mony and also celebrated the nup-
tial mass which followed. A
| special program of music was rem
dered by Mrs Edward Kerins, an
aunt of the bride. Mrs Francis L.
Delaney, sister of the bridegroom,
was matron of honor and only at
tendant Of the bride and Patrick J.
I Halloran, brother-in-law of the
bride, was the best man.
The bride was becomingly at
tired in q frock Of coral chiffon
transparent velvet fashioned In
Princess style and she Wore q VEL
vet turban of corresponding shade.
Her bouquet consisted of Dale
roses and swansonia. Her attend
i ant wore frock of chartreuse
green transparent velvet fashioned
similar to the brides frock and
also wore a matching turban. She
carried an arm bouquet OF Ophelia
roses. The brides mother wore a
dress of brown crinkle crepe with
matching accessories and wore q
corsage of Talisman roses and the
bridegroom's mother wore bur-
gundy crepe dress with velvet trim
ming and wore a corsage Of gar
denia.
A reception was held at the
home of the bride following the
ceremony. Out Of town guests at
tended from Now York and New
Jersey. The couple left on an un.
announced wedding trip, the bride
travelling In q black pebble cloth
coat with badger trim and match
ing accessories.
Miss Alice PIanke of Kingsbury
street entertained several OF her
friends recently at the homo OF
her sister, Mrs George Page, the
occasion being her sixteenth birth
day. Games were played. and dane
ing was enjoyed. A delicious lunch.
eon was served. The guest OF
beautiful gifts. Those attending
iisstcn. Edith Hsston. rita Cham.
payne, Mildred Smith, Evelyn,
eleanor and shirley Paige, Joseph.
Inc Dante. Evelyn Knight, Ruth
Liilis, Dorothy and Helen Kenyon.
Alice pianhe, and william KniGht,
Jr, Francis Albert, Joseph Mosk'
well, John Forest, Joseph Law.
renEe. Raymond pianks. Edward
PIanke. Robert MGfsennan and Mrs
Franklin Robinson. Mrs clayton
Smith, Mrs iteIen MeIsennnn, M
ana Mrs A. knwesYnHkI, M ana
Mrs n. FlaHks, and NJ and Mrs