The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-28
Misses Helen and Alice Leary of
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Misses Helen and Alice Leary of Crown street entertained at a bridge and shower at their home last evening in compliment to Miss Barbara Hebert of Willow street, who is to be married next month to Kenneth Smith of New York. The home was attractively decor ated in a color scheme of orchid and green and miniature bridal couple centered in 8 foundation of corresponding colors formed the centerpiece for the table. Three tables of bridge were in play and prizes were won by Miss Barbara Hebcrt and Mrs James Griffin. The guest of honor was presented with beautiful robe and slippers. Following the card playing de- l.cious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Cele Moore, Isabel Gunsalus, Moreno Carey. Ann LeRoy, Janice and Vivian Malia, Barbara Hebert, Mildred Hebcrt, Alice and Helen Leary. Louise Bouley and Mrs James Grif- fin.
 An important fall wedding will be that of Miss Virginia Louise Stratton, daughter of MT and Mrs Harry D. stratton, of Indian Neck, to John Andrew Muir of Hartford. of London, England, which will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Trinity Episcopal church, Branford, Mrs Harold c. Baldwin, organist, will play a pro- x,f aafo hAf h< ceremony, which will be attended by only close friends. Following the ceremony reception will be held in the SEatton home for the bridal party and the immediate families.
 Mrs Leroy Kirkham of West Haven will be Miss Stratton' $ matron of honor, and the brides maids will include: Mrs Lewis H. Munson of Hartford and Miss Violet Durham of New Haven. Jansen Taylor of Wilmington, Del, will be best man and the ushers will include: E. H. Warner and H. c. Mckay, both of Hartford.
 Miss Stratton was graduated from St Margaret's school in Wa terbury, and has travelled exten- sively. MT Muir is a graduate of the University of Brunswick, Can ada.
 After the 18th of october MT Muir and his bride will be at home in Hartford.
 Miss Laura Carseriho was hos- tess at. a party given in honor of Miss Ange Carserino of New York city, who was spending the week end with her family A card party was enjoyed following a luncheon and dancing. Those attending were: The Misses Natalie Distiso, Gertrude Distiso, Mary De Paolo, Mary Kandi-Bovich, Adeline Cas- ally, Julia Donofrio, Irene Carrei, Kay Meth, Leo Mara, Rocco Dono- frio, Phil Denoi, Edmund Carser- inc, Frank Donofrio, Ralph Nappi, Arthur Nappi, John Padula, James Palmieri, Frank DePaolo, MT and Mrs John Carserino, MT and Mrs Vincent Iadarola, MT and Mrs Peter Donfrio, also MT and Mrs Nicholas Carserino of New York.
 A social was enjoyed last even ing by the members of the Italian Women's Democratic club at their club headquarters. Card playing was enjoyed during the evening and refreshments were served |. Those attending were: Misses Ida DiNapoli, Marion Sacco, Esther Santopietro, Angeline Perugini, Helen Ciminera, Marie Ranando, Lucie, Diorio, Vera Palladino. Sylz via Palladino, Louise Scorpion, Josephine Chillemi, Angeline Sam toro, Gertrude Laselva, Catherine Zurlo, Doris Jacaruso and Mrs Henry Rinaldi, Mrs Josephine Ri- tucci. Mrs Louis Manzo. Mrs Mi, chael Perazelli, Mrs Daniel Rim aldo. Mrs Louis A. Walker, Mrs Ralph Deschino, Mrs Paul Dente, and Mrs Rose Guerrero. It was announced that the date of the in- formal dance to be sponsored by the club at Waverly. had been ad- vanced from November 17th to Oc- ,tober 27th..
 A meeting of Division 57. A. o. H.. Ladies' Auxiliary<wil be held this evening tat B o'clock at Hi- bernian halla Card playing will be enjoyed.