The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-07-05

A wedding of interest to local
collegiate circles was that Of Miss
Rosemary Smith, daughter of Chief
of Police and Mrs Philip Thomas
Smith of New Haven and Joseph
NJ. Walker of Scranton, Penn, who
were married Thursday. June 80, at
II o'clock in st Brendan's church.
The brides cousin, Rev FRAMES
Morrissey of Bridgeport, performed
the ceremony. A reception fol- !.
lowed in the Race Country club.
Decorations in the church consist
ed of Cathedral ferns, Cathedral
candles and large punches of baby's
breath.
Mr. Smith gave his daughter in
marriage. Her gown was of ivory
satin, princess style, with which she
wore suede lace jacket. The
train was attached to the Jacket,
and her simple cap was made of
old lace, over her long veil of
tulle. Instead Of the customary,
bouquet the bride carried a. white
satin prayer book with a marker
of gardenias and lilies of the val
ley.
Miss Frances Smith was her sis
ters' maid Of honor and the brides
maids were Miss Helen O'Brien OF
New Haven and Miss Nora Booth,
Of New London, both Of whom
graduated with the bride this
June from Albertus Magnus col-
lege; Miss Karine WEIGH of Fas-
sifern, N. c., and Miss Marion o.
Leary of New York city, who was
graduated from the Countess Maui
rails school in Paris, France. Their
gowns were identical all OF citrof
green triple sheer crepe, made
with short jackets. They wore
large picture hats of natural col
ored linen backs. Miss Smith car
ried bouquet of ta1ismari roses
and the bridesmaids carried tea
roses.
Joseph Kirby Of New Haxen was
the best man for Mr. Walker and
his ushers included Jeffrey Morri-
sey of New Haven, Ford1am uni
versity '34; DR. James Carney Of
New Haven, University of Penn
sylvania ~; Walter Gilden of
Scranton, Pa, and John Reynolds
of Holy Cross '27.
Mrs Smith wore orchid triple
sheer crepe and lace and a corsage
Of gardenias and sweetheart roses.
Mrs Walkers gown was of black
chiffon and her corsage of gar
denias and lilies of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs Walker sailed on
the Monarch of Bermuda for a
wedding trip to Bermuda and af-
ter the first of August will be at
home in 1877 Fountain street. New
Haven.
Mrs Walker was graduated from
Mount st Joseph's academy in
Hartford. and from Albertus Mag
nus college this June. At the later
place she was active in the social
activities Of the college. Mr. Walk
err was graduated from the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania.
The wedding Of Miss Carmella
Zaccaria, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
James, Zaccarie of Davis street and
Angelo Poso, son of Mr. and Mrs
Angelo Poso of East Main street
took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. at st Mary Magdalene's
church. Rev Leo Finn offictated
at the ceremony. Miss Helen Leo
was the maid of honor and An
thony Massi of New York city was
the best man.
The bride wore gown of white
satin and veil of tulle and arase
point lace. She. carried a bouquet;
Of bridal roses and swansonia. The
maid carried a bouquet of Taiisman
roses and swansonia.
A. reception was held at the
home of the bride following the
ceremony. Upon returning from
an unannounced wedding trip the
couple will take up their residence
on Davis street. 80
Miss Lillian Grady of Roland
street entertained at a turkey sup.
per at her home recently for sew
eral, out Of town guests. Those
attending included: Misses Anna
and Lillian Gallagher, and William
Gallagher, of Somersvilie, Mass,
James O'Connor OF Roslindale.
Mass, and Julia and Thomas Con-
nors of jamaica Plains and Misses
Mae Hughes. Catherine Hyland,
Mary Flaherty, Mr. and Mrs John
Grady, Jr, Edward Grady. Will
liam Quinn. John Grady, ST.. Frank
Pierce, and Misses Lillian and
Anna Grady.
Miss Jennie Graham, Miss Grace
Kendall and Mr. and Mrs p. L.
| McCasland OF this city niotored
to Wallingford yesterday to be the
guests of George Bachelor. FL