The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-20
wATERvILLE
TO BE
 HELD BY CLUB
Sunday Set for Annual Event at Rod and Gun
 Club on Mt TObe

One of the most important 1 events. on the calendar of the Wa
 terville Rod and Gun Club = the
 annual veal roast is scheduled for | next Sunday at the clubhouse al
 Mount Toby. It is expected that
 more than one hundred members
 and their families will attend. The committee, appointed by President Harmon Hassett, consisting of
 Charles Williams, George Calla-
 han, Edward Seeley, Wallace Dy-
 son and Charles Merriman, will
 have charge of preparing and l serving the meat. The veal will 1 be provided by William E. Tyrrell 1 of Spindle Hill. Following the dinner there will be trapshooting contest Ill l charge of Field Captain Allen Reed. The final elimination con- test to determine the 1882 cham- | pion will be a feature. Plans also call for quoit pitch 1 ing, boating and cards.
 The club now has a membership of thirty-iive. Assisting MT Has sett as president are Wallace Dy- son, yice-president; Harry Faber. treasurer; and Arthur Faber. sec reCary. .
 Finn -Meuten Nuptials' In a setting. of gladioli, palms and ferns Miss Eligabeth Gather
 inc Meuten, of Howard street. became the wife of Dr Alfred J. Finn, son of the late MT and Mrs Edward c. Finn; of Second avenue. at St Michaeps R. c. church yes- terday morning. The ceremony,
 which took place at nine o'clock, was performed by Rev Francis J.
 Finn of Wallingford, brother of the bridegroom. He also cele- brated the solemn high nuptial mass which followed. Assisting were two other brothers, Rev Leo Finn, pastor of St Mary Mazda lene church, Oakville, as deacon, and Rev Vincent B. Finn, of South Norwalk, as sub-deacon. Rev Will liam J. 'O'Shea, pastor of St Michael's, served as master of cer- emonies. Seated in the sanctuary were Rt Rev Mgr John J. McGiv- ney, of Bridgeport, an uncle ot the bridegroom, Rev Francis M. Church of the Immaculate Con- ception, Rev John L. Shea, of Norwalk. and Rev Joseph Kinney. of Hartford.
 Miss iWfnifred Delaney, organ ist at St MichaeIs, played Q spe- cial program of music before the ceremony and the wedding music of "Lohengrin" as the bride en- tered the church on the arm, of her father. The brides costume was Patton model gown of ivory transparent velvet, with tulle veil and a cap, caught with orange
 blossoms. She carried /. a shower bouquet of Killarney roses and lilies of the valley. Her only at- tendant was Miss Olivette Garceau.
 whose Lanon frock was of silver with transparent velvet with
 opera turbai1 of t4e same material. Her bouquet was of Ferret roses. O'Brien sang "Panis Angelicus'. Attending Dr Finn as best man
 was Francis Skehan. The ushers.
 were Judge Edward J. Finn, q
 brother of the bridegroom, and Dr
 Christopher Dwyer, his cousin.
 Following reception at the
 home of the brides parents. Dr
 and Mrs Finn left upon 8 motor
 trip. Upon their return from their
 honeymoon they will reside O..
 Central avenue.
 Mrs Finn is graduate of Cros-
 by High school. Dr. Finn gradu-
 ated from Holy Cross College and
 Bowdoin Medical School.
 Evcryman's Bible Glass
 Everyman's bible class of Water vile will start its 1932-33 meeting on Sunday, october End, at Grace Methodist church. The meeting will
 be held at 9:15 a. m. each Sunday and will be addressed by excellent speakers. All men of Watervilie. irrespective of creed are cordially invited to attend the meeting where they will find warm well come.
 An unusually impressive p1aylet '"The Test" was presented at Grace Methodist church on Sunday eve- ming. Its theme was the testing of the faith of Christian missionary in a Moslem country. The cast was: Abdu1lah, loyal Mahometan, Vincent Leonard; Mccall, a Chris tian missionary, Ronald Benson: Akbar. fanatical Mahometan, Ar thur Hansen; Abdullah. his ser want. Lawrence Vibbert; and Ebert Black. Each of the young men handled his role we'll and with ] sympathetic interpretation.
 Briefs
 Mrs Edson w. Seager of Faber avenue recently entertained at bridge with two tables in play. Her guests, were MT and Mrs Everett | Stanley. MT and Mrs Martin Lane, Mir and Mrs Charles Nelson and | Charles Kellogg. Robert Malarney has been visit | ing local friends before returning | to his studies at University of Notre Dame.
 Mrs Ferdinand Wolf of Cheshire. formerly of Boyden street, recently entertained the members of St | Paui's Parish socity at her home there. ,.s