The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-09

I kulsS MhTy f1OiueH, uuuBnJer or MT and Mrs Benedict M. Holden of Hartford, was married to Roger Victor Stephenson, of New York, son of Mrs Edward l.. Stephenson of Cincinnati, Ohio, Wednesday seph's cathedral. The chancel was tall palms and the altar rail was 'twlned with southern smiIax. Rev J. Clement Martin, cousin of the bride, performed the ceremony. Professor 0. r. DcVaux, organist, played the wedding music and gave
 ln organ recital preceding the I ceremony.
 ! Mir Holden gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a gown of heavy ivory satin made with full sleeves and q bodice of Carrick- macross lace. Her court train fell from the waist line and her full length we'll of the lace over ivory tulle was caught with circlet of orange blossoms ut the back. The lace was brought from Ireland by the brides parents several years ago. She carried bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the val Hey.
 | Mrs Walter Seligman of New York attended the bride as ma tron of honor and Miss Eleanore Weckbaugh of Denver, Colo, was maid of honor. Their gowns were of jonquil chiffon with capes of azure blue and yellow sashes. Their Watteau hats matched their gowns and were trimmed with flowers of the same shade. They wore yellow slippers and lace mitts and carried bouquets of blue delphinium and farlenyse fern.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Grace Stephenson, sister of the bridegroom, of Cincinnati, Miss Louise Rorimer of Cleveland. Ohio. Miss Helen Freney of Hartford and Miss Lillian Emerson of New York.
 They wore gowns of azure blue chiffon with jonquil capes and bluc sashcs Their slippers and lace mitts. matched their gowns and they wore blue Vatican hats trimmed with flowers to match. The bridesmaids carried arm bou- quets of yellow Pcrnet roses and Wrighti fern.
 Mrs Holden, mother of the bride, wore a gown of powder blue crepe, LTIIlWcut WiLH <tiChGVH AASG encrusted with seed pearls. The ltacauette was trimmed with bands of rose beige fox fur and she wore q blue hat of the same material as | her gown. Her cor8age was of or chids. Mrs Stephenson, mother of the bridegroom. wore q gown of brown ninon crepe with real lace bodice and brown straw hat trimmed with beige cellOphane flowers. Her corsage was also O. orchids.
 | Benedict M. Holden, Jr, brother of the bride, was best man for MT Stephenson and the ushers includ- ed Laurence Maxwell Schmidlapp of Cincinnati, Samuel l.. M. Crock CT Jr, Plant McCaw, Claudius D. Duncan and John Hopkins, all of New York, and Arnold c. Dickin- son of Lunenberg. Mass, cousin of the bridegroom.
 l A reception followed the cere- mony at the home of the brides parents. The house was decorated with ferns and blue and yellow flowers. The brides table was set I in q marquee on the lawn and was trimmed with white flowers with . touch of pale pink.
 MT and Mrs Stephenson left for an unannounccd wedding trip. the bride wearing for travelling an iTn- ported black and red print jacket dress trimmed with white shark skin, and a, red straw cloth hat
 trimmed with large black chcr- ries, and with accessories to match. lThey will be at home after August h at 209 Sunset avenue. Green
 Haven, Rye, N. Y.
 l The bride attended Rosemary Hall In Greenwich and was gradu. ated from Marymount college and the Finch school in New York: MT IStephenson was graduated from lthe Choate school in Wallingford ana attended Dartmouth college. He is member of Psi Upsilon
 fraternity.
 Dr and Mrs A. !. Jackson .cnter-
 tained group of riders from the
 watertown Riding and Hunt club on Sunday at Lake Quassapaug. After q ten mile ride over the lake n steak supper was served. Those
 in the party were: Dr and Mrs Jackson, Miss Ann Jackson. MT and
 Mrs Thomas Moore, Mrs Fred Hod- son, Miss Cecclin Jackson, Bcrnice
 Hitchcock, Mir and Mrs Kenneth
 Burritt, Miss Helen o'Conneil. Miss
 Eleanor Learys Mir and Mrs John
 Prestagc, William Moore, Frank
 Hodson. Frank Ereth and Thomas l Campbell. These rides will be con- l tinued by the club on Tucsdays, Thursdays and Sundays for the next several weeks.
 Among those from this city at-
 tending the commencement exer-
 cises tt Fordham University yes 1 terday at which time Vincent M. Enrlght, son of Mrs Catherine En- | right Of 1092 south Main street re- ceived his bachelor of arts degree, were Mrs Catherine Enright, Miss | Catherine Enright, John and Jo- scph Enright and Miss Mary O- Connor. Also attending were Rev r. O'Connor Of seaciiff. N. Y. Miss l Maria Enright and Donald EnriRht of Long Island, and Mir and Mrs Fred Bowling of New York city.