The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-20

A lawn party for the benefit of Sts Peter and Paul's parish will be held at the home of Mrs Ed ward F. Cook of Harker avenue on Wednesday from 2 to Q o'clock. Card playing will be enjoyed and refreshments will be served.
 Leonard Santarsiero of Oak street was host at stage party given at his home on Friday night for Peter Pace, who was married yesterday. Among those attend ing were Joseph Petruccione, An thony Penta, Charles Pugliese. Peter DeCicco, Attorney Pasquale DeCicco, Attorney Francis McDon- aid. Gustave DeCicco, Joseph Fusco, Angelo Colantonio, James Petruzzi, John Mccarthy. Peter Guglielmov Filippo Malorano. James DeRienzo. Samuel Pace. Joseph Gagnon. Canio Petruzzi. Pasquale Perrillo. Abner Schofeld. John Stock. Archie Monson. Nicola Garzia, Carlo Pace, Anthony Pe- Tolletti, Marco Petruzzi, Joseph oAHtVSactV anu SSSt ANoo"sO'
 Mir and Mrs Edward l.. Dowl- ing of Hart,or have returned af- ter spending the weekend as the guests of Mrs Dowling's parents, MT and Mrs Edward Collins of Yer mont street. They were accom- panied by Janice Odell, daughter of MT and Mrs Earl Odell of Giles street, who will be their guest for two weeks.
 Mrs Wilbur Peck Bryan of Pros pect street announces the engage ment of her daughter, Miss Helen Lane Bryan to Edson Beckwith Hitchcock. son of Edson w. Hitch- cock of Euclid avenue. Miss Bryan attended Saint Margarets school and was graduated from the Mas ters School at Dobbs Ferry, New York. MT Hitchcock was educated at the Ridgeneld school and Phil- lips academy, Andover, Mass. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Members of the drill team of Villa Maria lodge entertained Sat- urday evening at the newly formed Lafayette club in Bridgeport. A dinner was served followed by dancing. The local team, of which Miss Cecile Frechette is director gave an exhibition before the club, which held it's affair at Moose hall. The patronesses included Mrs Alexine LaVallee. president. Mrs Aurore Doval and Mrs Fred Loiselle. Mayor Edward Bucking- ham of Bridgeport was an honor guest at the affair. Among those who attended were Captain Ar mand Frechette, Germaine Chabot, Alice LaFrance. Alice Loiselle, Irene Prigard, Jeanette DorvaL Lillian Lerouin, Della Duquette, Geraldine Lord, Bertha Derouin. Cecile Parenteau. Muriel Tetreault. Rose Soucy, Yvette Lavallec. ] CecileF'rcchette, Mildred Dcso- 1 teaux, Lillian Gagne and Blanche Chabot. The color bearers were Misses Claire Derouin and Camille Frechette.
 The wedding of Miss Adelt Marguerite Smith of High street daughter of William Smith of Northampton. Mass. and Petei
 Pace, son of Mir and Mrs John | GdCc VI I1iBH oeiCSSS sOOh P~~ Saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
 at the Second Congregations church, Rev Moses R. Lowell, per. formed the ceremony. The bridal attendants were Miss Peggy Pace
 sister of the bridegroom and Joseph Mccarthy of this city.
 T A reception was held at tht home of the bridegroom following
 the ceremony. Upon returning
 from an unannounced wedding
 trip, the couple will take up theil
 residence in Hopewell, N. J. Ou of town guests included William
 Smith, MT and Mrs A. Yokaitis ant
 MT and Mrs J. A. Peltz of North ampton, Mass.
 The alumnae Association of thu
 Connecticut Agricultural Colleg'
 held a steak dinner Ut Cornfielt Point, Saybrook. in honor o the women of the graduating clas at the college yesterday. The din . ner was at the summer home o MT and Mrs A. L. Curado 0
 Wethersfield. The committee in
 cluded Misses M. Dorothy Hughe of Thompsonvilie, Gertrude Cura do of Wethersfield, Ruth Holm gren, Salame Smith, Ethel Johnson, Sallie E. Croll of Hart !. ford and Miss Leila Holton of Win sted. Miss Helen Mabey, of Earn ham avenue and Miss Anne Claffe! of Naugatuck are members of th' class of 1892.