The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-17

Miss Vivian Foster was an hon. ored guest at g. miscellaneous shower at the home of her mother, Mrs John Wulff of East Main street, Tuesday evening. Miss Fos- ter who is to become the bride of William Schatz of Bridgeport. on the 22d, received many gifts. Those attending were Mrs Glenn Humis-
 ton, Mrs Ralph Humiston. Mrs Grace Beebe of Watertown, Mrs Byron Beers of Cheshire. Misses Wilma Schatz, Gertrude Hard, Mrs Irene Minnott, Mrs Michael Syihra of Bridgeport, Mrs Raymond Tucker of New Haven, Mrs Frank McHugh, Mrs Clarence Percival, Mrs Warren Alderman, Mrs Jones', Mrs John Wagner, Mrs Eugene o. Neil, Mrs Frank Galante. Mrs Nell lie Bailey, Mrs Evelyn Bailey, Mrs John Andrews. Mrs Harold Rider, Misses Alice and Florence Quar- fath, Mrs G. Gee, Mrs John Wulff and Miss Vivian Foster.
 Louis Villani, Mrs Rose Villan: of Milo, Maine, are spending sev- eral days with Mrs Villani's mother, Mrs Rose Graziosa of Barnes street.
 A pretty June wedding took place on Wednesday,, June 8th at high noon at Christ Chapel when Miss Muriel Leila Pettijean of Fairlawn avenue and John Meredith Hem nion of Lakeview avenue were united in marriage by Rev Samuel Budde, the double ring service be- ing read.
 The bride was given in marriage by her grandfather and was at- tired in an azure blue taffeta gown and wore q picture hat trimmed with blue and pink ribbon. Her arm bouquet consisted of Talisman roses and maiden hair fern. Her sister. Miss Doris M. Pettijean was the maid of honor and wore 8 jonquil taffeta frock and corres- bonding picture hat and carried an aSm bouquet of yellow Pernet roses and blue deIpninium. Charles Hennion attended his brother as best man.
 Following the ceremony a din- ner was served at the Colonnade. The couple left on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride travelling in a beige suit with matching &C., cessories. Upon their return they will take up their residence at 102 Frost road. The bride is a gradu- ate of Crosby high school in the class of 1890 and MT Hennion is a graduate of Rogers high school in Newport. R. l., in the class of 1924 and is affiliated with the Wa terbury Title Search company. Mir and Mrs Patrick s. Bergin and son Edward of Willow street have returned after spending a few days in Worcester where they at- tended the Holy Cross commence ment exercises where their son stephen received his degree.
 The Waterbury chapter of the College of New Rochelle gave a supper last evening at Yellow Can- dle inn in Cheshire. The chapter presented Miss Theresa Reisinger of Oak street with a gift of sterl- ing silver. Miss Reisinger's mar riage. to Martin J. Brennan, Jr, o1 Hampton, Va, son of MT and Mrs M. J. Brennan of Englewood ave- nue, is scheduled for August l Those in attendance were Misses Alice McEvoy. Mary Ellen Walsh, Elizabeth Moher, Ann Cronan, Helen and Anna Moore, Helen Mo- her, Katherine Crary, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Amy Dunn, Estelle Mo- Donough, Marjorie Corcoran, Molly Rolli, Helen Stephens, Josephine Meady of Ansonia, Anne Whelan, Isabel Phelan, Ida Mendillo. Mar ion Keane, Elvina Sirica, Ruth Barry, Leona O'Neill, Mary Casey Mrs Fibre Petricone of Torrington, Misses Irene Barbara, Theresa Reisinger. Betty Conheady of Wal lingford, Grace White, Mary Schmidt, Alice McNamara. Mary Mulcahy, Maureen Luddy. Marga- ret Truman and Mrs Bessie Cam eron.
 The summer informal dance sponsored by the Waterbury Chap ter of Junior Hadassah for the ben eft Yof the orphanage fund was held last evening at the Hotel El- ton with a large number of mem- bers of friends in attendance. The committee in charge of the affair included: Misses Laura Karnofsky. Pauline Kriegler, Rose Schryer, Rose Levine, Rose Kumofsky, Dor othy Griner, Ida Isaacs, Belle Levy, Fay Cassel and Hesfera Hart. During the evening q pleasing pro- gram of entertainment was en- joyed.
 Miss Claire Augustine will leave shortly for WateryiIle. Me. where