The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-07
L0caI Pair Arc High In Bridge
 Tourney Finals

In the Connecticut Bridge league finals, played at the Lawn club in New Haven on Saturday, J. B. Wardell, of Stamford. and H. w. Paine, of Westport, took first place with 130 1-2 match points.
 w. Sherman Smith and Mrs I. B. Clark, of Waterbury. were second with 127 1-2 points. while Mrs Michael Plaut and Mrs Bertha Kat ten, of Hartford, were third with l123 1-2. Trophies were awarded
 the three highest teams. For fourth place the teams of MT and Mrs Wayne c. Smith, of Meriden, and Josiah Peek, of Hart ford, and Seymour Peck, of Bristol, were tied with 117 1-2 match points each. The standing of the remaining Ii teams follows:
 pr and Mrs H. s. Phillips, West port, 113 1-2;; Dr J. Dolid and G. l.. Kramer, Bridgeport, no 1-:2; c,
 Peterson and L. Hannum, Hart ford, 1O8 1-2; J. B. McNutt and F.
 s. Judd, New Haven, 104 1-2; Don | ald Cocksey and Professor Franklin Edgerton, New Haven, 104; w.. H..
 Buell. and Mrs D. s. Lal1y, New Ha- ven, 102; Laurence Lewis and w.
 F. Kayner, Waterbury, 10i 1-2, Jo- seph Derr and Douglas McCann, Bridgeport, 101; Dr w. B. Carroll and c. s. Powers, Meriden, 98 1-2;
 F. A.. Stewart and A. w. Malsh, Waterbury, 93 1-2; M. J. Turking-
 ton mad c. V. Varney, South Man.
 chester. 8S.
 
 One of the prettiest events of the fall season took place in the Rain- bow Room, Hotel Waterbury Sat- urday evening during which Mrs Julia Greaney of Chestnut avenue announced the engagement of her daughter Marguerite Imelda to Eugene T. Oviatt. The color scheme was in pink and white, the tables were covered with holly and ferns in horseshoe effect with a garden setting of palms and flowers in the center. Place favors were in form ofea dancing girl in various poses with small newspaper edi- tion describing in miniature detail each of the guests present. A French course dinner was served followed by dancing, the Elks Trio singing speciality numbers. Miss Greaney who is well known among the younger set is associated with the business office of the s. N. E. Telephone Co while MT Oviatt, To- cal musician, is with the Mccoy Music House.
 Among those present at the re- sception were: Mrs Julia Greaney, MT and Mrs Thomas Lyons, Helen Horrigan, George German, Deborah Greaney, Gerald Flynn, MT and Mrs John McKenna. Mrs Nora Mo- Kenna, Mir and Mrs Leonard Cruess, MT and Mrs Almanac Schaff, Mary Maher, Margret Mo- Evoy, Gustave Beregen,s Hugo Lang. George Sullivan, Nora Sheehan.
 John Casper, Mrs Elizabeth Car
 roll, Anne Turley, Mrs Mary Tur- ley, c. J. Fitzpatrick. Mary Morgan.
 MT and Mrs Richard Law, James
 Courtney, MT and Mrs Lawrence
 Kilbride, Robert Tehan, MT and
 Mrs Leonard Evans of New Haven,
 Katherine McKenna, Marguerite
 Greaney and Eugene T. Oviatt.
 The 18th anniversary of the Sis
 terhood. of Beth Israel. the Talmud
 Torah auxiliary, was observed with
 a fitting program at the Waterbury
 Hebrew Institute last night. A ban quet was served after which speak CTS were heard. Practically every
 Jewish organization of the city was represented. Baskets of flowers
 were presented Mrs Louis Brom-
 berg, Mrs Louis Wertheimer and
 Mrs Max Hart for their efforts in
 the organization. Speakers were l.
 N. Albert, honorary chairman of
 the institute. M. Jerushalmi, prin-
 cipal of the school and Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf. Mrs Hyman
 Kerzner was toastmaster. Enter .tainment was furnished by Anita
 Hart, Julius Wo1ozin, Bernard Hol-
 committee in charge of arrange 'theimer, Mrs Louise Bromberg. Mrs
 M. Hart, Mrs A. Rivkim Mrs A. Fink, Mrs M. Siller, Mrs B. Schryer,
 Mrs H. Reiss, Mrs D. Kusnitz, Mrs s. Wilton, Mrs H.. Frank, Mrs J.
 Matzkin, Mrs l.. Madnick, Mrs A.
 Fucker, Mrs H. Lebon, Mrs w.. Swirsky. Mrs H. Winig, Mrs L. Ginsberg and Mrs H. Kerzner.
 Mrs Albert Harriss of Highland entertained her bridge club recent ly. at luncheon at her home. Her guests were Mrs Edwin Glover. Mrs Edward Mclean and Mrs Harold l.. Fogg
 Mir and Mrs James A. Dunn of Franklin street announce the com ing marriage of their daughter, Marguerite Elizabeth to John B. Marcous of Yonkers, N. r., son of Mrs Jennie Marcousr of Brooklyn. N. Y. which will take. placo. in the