The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-17
Miss Helen Wallace
 Tende1ed EarezgeU Dinner By Faculty

Miss Helen s. Wallace, retiring principal of Hendricken school, was rendered a dinner and bridge in the form of farewell party by the members of the faculty of the school yesterday afternoon at Mrs Hef1in's in Meriden. Attractive decorations consisting o1 cut fiow- CTS and novelties in the school coll ors of purple and yellow were car ried out. The guest of honor was presented with purse of gold. During the afternoon several tri- butes to Miss Wallace's outstanding character and disposition were read by various members of the faculty. Novelty place cards were used and each guest was the recipient of a corsage of Tom Thumb rose buds, Card playing was enjoyed and prizes were won by Misses Mary Donahue, Mary Murray. Madlyn McGill and Amelia Gumpper. Fol- lowing the entertainment a. deli cious dinner was served. The guests included: Misses Helen s. Wallace, Anne iGarvey. Mary Donahue, Helen Collins. Pauline Bolger. Theresa Hennessey, Josephine Graves, Mary Murray, Daysie Perry, Doro- thy Gaess, Mary F. Murphy. Mad lyn McGill, Cell Bolger. Amelia Gumpper, Marguerite F. Knudson. Carolyn Lewis. Anne Phelan, Mrs Catherine Burns, Mrs Mae l.. Bowling, E. Stanley and G. Guinan.
 The marriage of Miss Fannie McNeal Stevens, daughter of Mrs William Fulton Stevens of Hart ford and Rev Frederic l.. c. Lor- entzen, son of MT and Mrs Louis Lorentzen of New York, took place Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at St Gabrieps Episcopal church in East Berlin. The ceremony was performed by Rev Samuel SutcltHe, rector of St Marks Episcopal church in New Britain.
 The bride wore gown of pearl white satin made period style and a tulle veil caught to cap of old rose point lace. She carried an ivory prayer-book with shower of lilies of the valley and forget me-nots. The sister of the bride, Miss Helen R. Stevens. was maid of honor and the only attendant. She wore gown of pink. net made princess style with a blue picture hat and slippers to match. She carried blue larkspur.
 MT Carl Percival Lorentzen of New York, brother of the bride. groom, was best man and the ushers were Milton Kennaugh of Waterbury and William Walsh of East Berlin. Miss Dorothy E. Lillie of Hartford was mistress of cere- monies and Rev Albert c. Morris of St Thomas church, New Haven. was master of ceremonies.
 The brides mother wore a gown of powder blue crepe with black accessories and the bridegroom s mother wore gown of lowered chiffon with black accessories.
 Following the ceremony. a re- ception was held at the home of MT and Mrs A. E. Bowers of East Berlin. After 8 wedding trip MT and Mrs Lorentzen will be at home in the Vicarage at Tariffyille.
 The bride is a graduate of Baylor College for Girls at Belton, Texas, and for the past five years has been in charge of a private kindergarten at Glendale, Ohio. Rev MT Lorent- zen is a graduate of Berkeley Divinity School at New Haven. During his senior year he was Iseminarian fin charge of St Ga- briersIchurch in East Berlin and was ordained deacon by Bishop Manning of New York on May P in the Cathedral of St John the Divine. After July IS Rev MT Lor- entzen will be vicar in charge of Trinity Episcopal church. Tariff vile, and of St Andrews Episcopal church, Bloomfield.