The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-26
WATER VILE


 Shipley Humphrey, daughter of Mrs Mary Humphrey of Waverley street, and Joseph F. Murtha Jr. son of MT and Mrs Joseph F. Mur- tha of Naugatuck, took place at o'clock yesterday morning at St MichaeIs church, Waterville.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev William J. O'Shea, pastor of the church who also celebrated the nuptial high mass which fol- lowed. Miss Winifred Delaney, or ganist of the church, played the "Wedding Music" from Wagner's "Lohengrin" as the bridal party entered the church and Mendels- sohns "Wedding March" as a re. cessional. During the offertory of the mass she sang Ave Maria. The brides gown was of royal blue chiffon velvet and her hat was a turban of Russian crepe. She carried an arm bouquet of Ameri- ] can Beauty roses. Her only at I tendant, Miss Helen Nolan of Hartford, wore a gown of olive green crepe trimmed with black fur and carried Talisman roses.
 Terrence Murtha attended his brother as best man.
 | Following the ceremony a wed- ding breakfast was served and d reception held at the home of the brides mother. Out-of-town guests were present from Naugatuck, lWinsted, Hartford and Yonkers, N. Y.
 Upon their return from their wedding trip Mir and Mrs Murtha will make their home on Waverley street.
 Mrs Murtha is a graduate of the training school for nurses of Wa terbury hospital and is popular member of the local younger set.
 Dunlavey HOnOred l Friends of William H. Dunlavey of Thomaston avenue are pleased to note his election as secretary or the state organization of sealers or weights and measures. The cleo. tion took place at meeting or sealers from all parts of Connectl- cut held yesterday in Hartford.
 Mir Dunlavey has held the post or sealer of weights and measures for Waterbury for the past decade and was recently reappOinted for an- other two years by Mayor Frank Hayes. His handling of this most i'm mportant post in Waterbury has been excellent and has brought him much commendation from those who have had occasion to come in contact with his work anu yesterdays signal honor is highly deserved.
 Mardi Gras Card Party
 The next pre-Lenten card party to be given by the Ladies Aid so- ciety of St Michaers church is scheduled for the evening of Tues day, February 2nd. It will be termed a Mardi Gras party since it's date falls but a. week before the Mardi Gras proper, and will be in charge of Mrs George Mulligan of Cooke street. Assisting Mrs Mulligan are Miss Winifred De- laney, Mrs George Goggin. Joseph Kenney, William H. Dunlavey and James German. It is planned to introduce several unusual features into the program.
 Duegan Defeats Sprague
 Duggan school completely swamped Sprague in a grammar school league basketball game played yesterday afternoon. The | Waterville team played gamely throughout the entire contest but were no match for the more ex- perienced Brooklyn boys whose play was almost fiawless.
 Sunday School Parties
 The officers and teachers of the church school of St Paurs Eplsco- pal church have planned a delight full series of pre-Lenten parties for the members of the school. The program for each of these parties will include games. music and re- treatments and each party is to take place in the Manville street parish house.
 Last night the pupils of the classes taught by Mrs Homer C. Senior, Mrs Samuel Gibson, Mrs Clifford Northrup and Ralph F. Meyers enjoyed a party. On Sat urday afternoon from ? to o'clock the Younger children will have their program. This will be for the pupils of the classes taught by Mrs Leon T. Totten, Miss Cherrie Ebert Miss Grayce Cookson. Mrs J. s. Hoi- royd and Miss Gertrude Reed. The classes taught by Miss Helen White, Miss Hazel Leisring, Mrs ], George R. Bailey and Mrs Ray. mond M. D. Adams. will meet next Monday evening from to