The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-06

given Miss Angela Alleva of State street Thursday evening by her aunt, Mrs Peter DeCicco. Miss Alleya leaves on Thursday to en- ter St Vincent's hospital training school for nurses in Bridgeport. The guest of honor was presented with number of gifts from those in attendance who included Misses Irene Peters, Mary McSweeney, Angeline Carrissimi, Gertrude Rosa Josephina Alleva, Florence Sciulio, Margaret Sheehan, Connie Coscia, Mary Paduano. Loretta Alleva, Margaret Kiernan, Erma 1rrapino. Mary Mastroianni, Mollie Summa, Mary DiCicco, Christina DiCicco, Lena Calvo, Sally DiMarie, Fran ces D'Aquilla, Clara Paralpiano, Helen Alleva, dith Alleva, Helen Petrucci. Rosemary P a d u ano, Grace Aleva, Julia Alleva, Louise Alleva, Mrs M. summa, Mrs V. Nolan, Mrs John Quigley, Mrs Charles Vastola, Mrs R. Cappela, Mrs M. Collichi, Mrs De Paola, Mrs Carrissimi, Mrs Peter DiCicco, Mrs Gustage DiCicco, Mrs DiMarie. Mrs S, Basile, Mrs Parziella, Mrs Made line Alivera, Mrs Henry Fitzgerald and Mrs Mae Kirk.
 MT and Mrs James Moran of Baldwin street announce the mar ritge of their daughter, Margaret Loretta to James Patrick Sharkey. Jr., son of MT and Mrs James Sharkey of Sylvan avenue. which took place on January 5th.
 Dr Daniel F. Lynch and Dr Robert w. Bolwell of Washington, D. C., have returned after visiting Dr Iynch's pal tents, MT and Mrs Daniel w. Lynch of Woodlawn Terrace.
 The marriage of Miss Amy FL eanor Cavanaugh of Willow street and Alfonso Cooley, son of Mrs Catherine Cooley of William street took place yesterday morning at s o'clock at St Margaret's church. Rev Edward J. Brennan officiated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Miss Anne Cavanaugh, sister of the bride, was her only attendant, and George Cooley of Torrington, brother of the bridegroom was the best man.
 The bride was dressed in a form fitting gown. of chalk crepe. She | wore a small white velvet turban, fashioned with a tiny veil and car ried an ivory prayer book with Q | marker of gardenias. and valley | lilies. Her sisters gown was of ciel blue net over taffeta in the same
 color and was trimmed with a girdle of coral crepe. She wore a blue velvet turban, blue lace mitts and slippers in a coral shade. Her l flowers were an old fashioned nosegay of Madame Butterfly roses
 A wedding breakfast for the
 bridal party was served at Way erly inn following the ceremony MT Cooley and his bride departed from there for a wedding trip tc
 New York and Atlantic City, the
 bride travelling in a swagger sui
 of brown tweed and 8 small fell
 turban. Upon their return they
 will reside at A Willow street.
 Mrs Eugene O'Connor of East
 Main street entertained at a sur. prise miscellaneous shower on Sat urday evening in honor of Mis-, Lauretta O'Leary of Frost roat | WAO WILL Dc IldL1 lCu OH oCptCIAOCl 18th to Michael J. Callahan O , Wildemere avenue. The home wal
 attractively decorated in a colo
 scheme of pink and white and { varied program of entertainment was enjoyed throughout the even
 ing. A delicious luncheon wa served. The guests included: Misse { Irene Trainor, Anna Carroll, Jul Stack. Irene Lonergan, Grace Bar
 ton, Josephine Lonergan. Shirle. Paradis, Irene Fitzmaurice, Mar. O'Connor, Katherine Callahan
 Florence Gaunt, Jennie Kelley , Lauretta O'Leary and Mrs Michae Kilbride, Mrs Herman Liebriech
 Mrs John Deschino. Mrs Thoma Walsh, Mrs John Tata, Mrs Cath , erine Lonergan, Mrs Frank Para dis, Mrs Michael Craney, Mr.
 owen O'Connor, Mrs Eugen,
 O'Connor. Mrs Martin Stack. MT A. Wengertsman, Mrs William
 Gaunt. Mrs F. O'Rourke. Mrs Mo
 Cristie. Mrs Philip Fitzgerald, Mir
 Henry Barry, Mrs Jeremiah Mori
 arty and Mrs Daniel O'Leary.
 Mrs Joseph W. Savage of Yves
 Main street has returned to he
 home after spending three week
 at Harwichport, Cape Cod as tn
 guest of her son, J. Paul Savag
 and Mrs Savage of Tenahy, N. J,
 who are spending the season there