The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-23
PERSONAL


 Miss Mildred Gesser with Charles Anderson; Miss Mildred Froetsch with Richard Scott; Miss Mae Twelves with Irving Nygren; Miss Bertha Chrisman with Kenneth Killer; Miss Mae G. Allen with Carl Brennan; Miss Virginia Curtis with John Freeman Casper; Miss Corinne Munson with Walter Door; Miss Marion MacKeever with Van Rensselaer, Jones; Miss Viola Slo- yer with Wales Meisinser; Miss Alice Moran with Charles Mona ghan; Miss Marguerite Greaney with Eugene oviatt; Miss Mary Bannon with Robert Tehan; Miss Alma Dodderer with Herbert Earn lof; Miss Helen Zwenick with Rus sell Bowen;> Miss Marion Powers with Albert Griffiths; Miss Beatrice Lane with Franklin Taylor; Miss Margaret Grifiths with Herbert Carlson; Mir and Mrs Robert Miles, MT and Mrs Charles McBurney and Mrs Edward Bagley.
 Miss Lena Dolores Aldorisio, Of Brewster street who is to be mar ried in October was guest of honor at a bridge and shower given py her sisters. Mrs Albert Ferraro ana Miss Ann Aldorisio at the for- mer's home on oak stret on Tues day evening. Those present were Misses Albina Gerardi, Nancy A. dorisio. Lillian Crafa, Angeline Gerardi. Margaret Sweeney, Lena Aldorisio, Mary Guarini,. Olga Del Po. Syea Everson, Rose Coluccl, Theresa Aldorisio, Angeline DiNic- ola. Jeanette Ciminera, Linda Broc- ca acino. Leona Colosanto, lena D. Aldorisio. Ann Aldorisio, Mrs Jos- eph Longo, Mrs Carmen Capuano' Mrs Carl Gemino. Mrs Daniel Ger ardi, Mrcs James DiRienzo. Mrs Louis Mastradonato, Mrs James Orlando, Mrs James Aldorisio, and Mrs Albert Ferraro.
 MT and Mrs Harry Richards were given surprise party at thelr new home at Prospect Beach re- gently in celebration of their l5th wedding anniversary by Mrs Roy Zapp of the Frost road and Mrs Ivan Milton of Summit road. Those attending were MT and Clar- ence Ranger, MT and Hoy Zapp. MT and Mrs Ivan lion of this city; MT and Mrs >. Le, Montague of Guilford, MT and Mrs John Smith and MT and Mrs c. Brown of Hartford, MT and Mrs william Sutherland and Mrs Frank Milton of Canada, MT and Mrs Roger Barnes and MT ana Mrs Harry Richards Of west Haven.
 A wedding of local interest took place in New Haven yesterday when Patterson Drew, was married to MT Allen Low Hopkins, son or Mrs Edward Washburn Hopkins and the late Professor Hopkins, of New Haven and Madison. Rev Stewart Means, pastor-emeritus of Sts Johns Episcopal church, per formed the ceremony in the pre- sence of: members of the imme- diate families and a few intimate friends.
 The bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-iaw, is,a William Albert Reynolds of Morrisvllle, Pa. She wore a white satin gown, princess lines. made with neckline, full sleeves which tap cred at the elbow and hung be- low the wrists, a fitted bodice and long fiared skirt, which terminated in an oval train. Her tulle veil was simply arranged. cap fashion, caught in back with. a few sprays of orange blossoms, and she car- ried gardenias and lilies of the valley.
 Mrs Harrison Freeman Turn bull. the former Miss Frances Clifford Drew, was her sisters matron of honor. She wore a frock of peach colored crepe made with cape caught in front with two mahogany colored velvet flow CTS, and she carried mahogany shaded dahlias. Edward Hopkins served as his brothers best man. A small reception followed, at which the mothers of the bridal couple assisted. Mrs Drew wore wine colored crepe gown and corsage of gardenias, and Mrs Hopkins wore Q black gown and corsage of gardenias.
 When MT and Mrs Hopkins left for a wedding trip, the latter wore a brown tweed suit, trimmed with a beige fox collar, an eggsshell satin blouse and small brown felt hat. They will live at 210 Mill Rock road, New Haven after October 15.
 Mrs Hopkins, who has been guest of honor at many pre-nuptial par ties this week, is a member of the Junior League and attended the French School in New York. Mir attended the Hotchkiss school and ewas graduated from Yale University with the class of 1925. He belongs to Psi Upsilon and WoH's Head society.
 MT Hopkins is well-known in this city as a tennis player, hav- ing played in this city on several occasions. He has participated in conducted at the Wa terbury Country club.
 Miss Helen Hurley of Ridge street who is to be married on Monday was the guest of honor at a dinner given last evening at the Hotel Elton at which time the first fall meeting of the Quota Club was held in conjunction with a shower in Miss Hur- ley's honor. Entertainment was enjoyed during the evening. A large bridal bouquet of white roses. swansenia and maiden hair fern, beneath which the gifts were ob- scured. formed the centerpiece for the table. Those attending were: Misses Dora Egan, Jennie O'Neill, Helen Hurley, Grace Wolfe, Mary Hennessey, Ann Quinn, Edith Dean, Kathleen Crowley and Mrs Mae Birt and Mrs Maud McLaugh- lin.
 Mrs Julia Fitzpatrick of Sylvan avenue has been entertaining Miss Nora Delaney and MT and Mrs Harry Quinn of New York city:
 Robert F. Birt who has been a patient at the Veterans hospital in Newington has returned to his home on Grove street.
 Mrs John Brown of Chipman street was hostess at card party yesterday afternoon for the meni- bers of the Get Together Club and H..