The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-25

Mrs J. Gregory, Mrs P. Bouras- sa, Mrs A. Grenier of High street and Mrs W. Doucet of Cherry stret were hostesses at A surprise shower held at the home of Mrs Bourassa in honor of Miss Ruth be married in the near future to Harry Gregory of High street Games and dancing were enjoyed. The honored guest was the recip- lent of many beautiful gifts. Those attending were: Misses Rolande Berube, Bertha Berube, Ruth Wooster, Audrey Wooster. Eva I.anglois, Yvonne Grenier, Rachel Grenier, Alice Gregory, Rose Mar tel, Helen Butler, Charlotte Dug uay, Mrs ]. Miller. Mrs T. Evans, Mrs N. Gowdy, Mrs Boisvert, Mrs E. Daly, Mrs A. Langlois, Mrs D. Wooster, Mrs Waters, Mrs O. Brien, Mrs J. Gregory, Mrs P. Bolrassa, Mrs W. Doucet, Mrs A. Grenier, and Mrs A. Robideau, Mrs F. Daynault, Mrs A. Leblanc, Mrs F. Hutchinson and Miss Phyliss Hutchinson of Bristol.
 Miss Betty Price of Euclid ave nue has been appointed chairman of the hospitality committee for the children's play committee of the Waterbury Junior league. She will be in charge of entertaining the members of the Stamford Jun for league who will present their play "The Enchanted Ship" at the Waterbury Women's club on Wed. nesday afternoon, March 18th.
 The weekly Tuesday tea of the Waterbury Women's club will be held with Mrs George A. Boomer and Mrs Benjamin Chatfield in charge. Guests will be received by members of the house committee consisting of Mrs Frederick NJ. Peasley. Mrs William E. Hotchkiss and IIrs George s. Bisset. Piano solos will be rendered by Miss Elizabeth Chatfield and Mrs Rob- ert D. Larkin.
 Miss Lila Marsh of Lincoln street entertained at q shower re- gently in honor of Miss Dorothy Bailey. High scores were made by Misses Florence Platt, Thelma Cur tiss, GeneVeve Herman, and Rae Freeman. The guests includ- ed: Mrs Andrew Leary, Mrs Kel- ley, Mrs James Morrow, Mrs Ed ward Doyle, Mrs Frank Bailey, Mrs H. A. Marsh, Misses Florence Stevens, Gertrude Freeman, Bern ardine Lawlor, Florence Phaneuf. Helen Gilbert, Ernestine Peircey, Catherine Mclean, Ruth Powell, Helen Cullen, Annabelle McGrath, Evelyn Poulsen, Flora Benjamin, Marjorie and Dorothy Johnson, Dorothy Bailey.
 Miss Mary Agnes Griffin, form marriage to Patrick J. O'Sullivan of Brooklyn, N. r.. on February 9th. The ceremony was performed at St Francis church by Rev Gait ley who also celebrated the nup- tial mass which followed. Miss Birdie Sullivan of this city and Daniel Danaher of Brooklyn, N. Y., were the attending couple.
 The bride wore a gown of ivory Spanish lace and taffeta and large picture hat. She carried q bouquet of white roses showered with lilies of the valely. The maid of honor wore a gown of peach satin with a hat and carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses.
 A reception was held at Alber- marie Inn in Brooklyn, N. r., fol- lowing the ceremony. Upon their return from a wedding trip to Washington. D. C., the couple took up their residence at Rutland road, Brooklyn N Y Local people who attended the wedding were: Mrs Martin Crean, Mrs Patrick O'Brien of Hill street, and other guests in cluded: Miss Anna Golden of Bridgeport, Alice Sullivan of New London. Mary C. Lyons and Helen Casey of New York and also guests from Boston, Mass, Philadelphia and Pittsburg, Pa.