The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-01
SOCIETY

Miss Mildred Daniels of this city
 was an attendant at the wedding of Miss Dorothy Frances Prentiss. daughter of Rev William Carlos
 Prentiss, formerly pastor of the Grand Avenue Congregational church of New Haven. and Edward Leonard Burnett, who were mar ried Saturday afternoon. July 23d In the First Congregational church of North Brookfield, Mass, the cerc- mony being performed by the brides father. Hemlock trees and garden flowers in shades of pink and blue decorated the church.
 Little Barbara Burnham of Hartford. led the procession up the aisle to the strains of the To- hengrin" wedding mauch. She wore yellow organdie and carried q basket of blue petals. The ring bearer was Carlos Prentiss.
 The bride was escorted by her eldest brother, William B. Prem age. The bridal gown was a prin- cess model of ivory satin entrain. and she wore her mothers wedding NClA VI boAAS, oL dIi6Cu HI l halo effect. Bridal roses and baby's breath comprised the bri- dal bouquet. Miss Adelaide Prem tiss attended her sister as maid of honor, and she wore pink point carried blue flowers. The brides Waterbury, Miss Eleanor Prentiss nf vah Burnham of Hartford, wore iden- carried pink flowers.
 Warden Prentiss was best man and the ushers were Donald Walk CT, Irving Mcguire, Harold Crooks and Raymond Lane, all of North Brookfield. A reception followed in the home of the bride, after which Mir and Mrs Burnett left on we'd ding trip. After their return they will reside in 26 Grand street, North Brookfield.
 The bride is a graduate of St Margaret's school, Waterbury and of the Waterbury hospital train- ing school for nurses. The bride groom is a graduate of the North Brookfield high school, and at- tended Clark university. He is em- ployed in Worcester.
 Dr Andrew Boyle, . professor at Notre Dame university, and Pro- lessor Daniel Carr, member of the faculty at Seton Hill college, were weekend guests at the home of John F. Robinson of Farming ton avenue. Dr Boyle was a class mate of MT Robinson's at Notre Dame and MT Carr is also a mem. Der of the Notre Dame alumni.
 Misses Rose and Mary Clarkin of West Main street have returned after spending two weeks at Bay view. They had as their guests for the weekend Mrs Joseph Hackett and son Franklin of Linden street.
 Mrs Michael Noonan and son Daniel of Crescent street are spending several days as the guests of Mrs Mollie Storm at Bay view. I
 Misses Catherine and Helen Wal lace of Bayview are entertaining Misses Helen and Margaret Noonan of Highland avenue.
 Miss Mary Delaney of Plaza avenue is the guest of Misses Mary and Winifred Brennan at Bayview.
 The following members of the Alpha Sigma Phi Society have conn., pleted two weeks stay at Bay view: Misses Eleanor Murphy. Helen O'Connell, Marguerite Mack. Kay Bergin Mary Whalen, Irene Carr, Francis McGrath, Margaret Colwell, Alma Fitzpatrick and Mar jorie Denehy. Kay Bergin and Mar jorie Denehy have remained at the beach where their parents are spending vacation and Irene Carr has left to spend the remainder of the summer at the summer home of her parents in Lowell, Mass.
 Miss Emma D'Ambrosi of East | Main street is enjoying two weeks in New York City.